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Is there any way to allow installing from an unknown source without rooting? I'm guessing not, but I thought I would ask just in case.
natefish said:
Is there any way to allow installing from an unknown source without rooting? I'm guessing not, but I thought I would ask just in case.
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There is now for the HD+. Go to my CWM thread in the development forum and make a bootable CWM and flash the unknown sources/manual OTA zip. You do not need root.
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leapinlar said:
There is now for the HD+. Go to my CWM thread in the development forum and make a bootable CWM and flash the unknown sources/manual OTA zip. You do not need root.
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I should have clarified that I'm on the HD. So, not yet for me I guess.
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natefish said:
I should have clarified that I'm on the HD. So, not yet for me I guess.
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You can do this for the HD as well now. Go to the Nook HD/HD+ CWM Root Tools thread link in LeapinLars signature above.
Anybody have or know where I can get a pure stock KF HD 7 stock image that I can flash through fastboot. Just want something to be able to go back to pure unmodified stock. Thanks.
Android Cowboy said:
Anybody have or know where I can get a pure stock KF HD 7 stock image that I can flash through fastboot. Just want something to be able to go back to pure unmodified stock. Thanks.
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Visit my thread in my signature, go to number 6, follow instructions.
seokhun said:
Visit my thread in my signature, go to number 6, follow instructions.
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I have previously seen your post. But I was a bit confused since you post a 7.2.3 boot file. Isn't that different than a system image file. I'm not a total noob but still trying to figure things out on KF. If infact that is the full OS then I assume after flashing it will give me OTA to 7.3.1 again. Thanks for your help.
Android Cowboy said:
I have previously seen your post. But I was a bit confused since you post a 7.2.3 boot file. Isn't that different than a system image file. I'm not a total noob but still trying to figure things out on KF. If infact that is the full OS then I assume after flashing it will give me OTA to 7.3.1 again. Thanks for your help.
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No, that file is the 7.2.3 OS itself. Or just go to the system restore tool thread.
Not interested in this ¿
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2218475
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Krsmqn said:
Not interested in this ¿
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2218475
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Can I extract a system image from those zip files to use?
Extract it and see. :thumbup:
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Krsmqn said:
Extract it and see. :thumbup:
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Nope, can't find any image files that I could use.
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Hey guys im want to install twrp on my rooted kindle with 7.4.6 firmware and need a little hep I previously tried to install it on another kindle but it bricked the kindle so this time I wanted to get a little guidance. can you guys recommend a good tutorial to put twrp on my 7.4.6 some of the tutorials that i saw where for 7.2.3 do i have to downgrade? any help is appreciated guys love the forum just dropped my apple junk and went android and so far im really excited that i did lol.
turoki said:
Hey guys im want to install twrp on my rooted kindle with 7.4.6 firmware and need a little hep I previously tried to install it on another kindle but it bricked the kindle so this time I wanted to get a little guidance. can you guys recommend a good tutorial to put twrp on my 7.4.6 some of the tutorials that i saw where for 7.2.3 do i have to downgrade? any help is appreciated guys love the forum just dropped my apple junk and went android and so far im really excited that i did lo.
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If you get a factory cable and follow the instructions in Hashcode's 2nd bootloader thread, verbatim, you will not have any problems whatsoever. I have several friends and family members with KFHD7s that have asked me to "work my magic", and in every instance, I have always used that thread as a reference and I have never run to any problems as a result.
Thank you! By factory cable you mean one of those fast boot cables right? And just to make sure you mean this thread right? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
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turoki said:
Thank you! By factory cable you mean one of those fast boot cables right? And just to make sure you mean this thread right? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
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Yes, and yes. Good luck.
Do not forget: put a custom ROM on your SD Card before you go through with flashing TWRP, you cannot boot into stock ROM, you will loop into TWRP. Be ready to flash a custom ROM when you get into TWRP.
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I've used this thread here twice and it's worked both times. I never had to downgrade and didn't need a fastboot cable.
Neighbor808 said:
Do not forget: put a custom ROM on your SD Card before you go through with flashing TWRP, you cannot boot into stock ROM, you will loop into TWRP. Be ready to flash a custom ROM when you get into TWRP.
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I see that mentioned on the tutorial about putting it on the sd card.noob question how do I get to that dir via Windows so I can drop it in?
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turoki said:
I see that mentioned on the tutorial about putting it on the sd card.noob question how do I get to that dir via Windows so I can drop it in?
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Drop it right on the root of your internal storage. Just the same as an mp3 or picture, drag and drop.
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LinearEquation said:
Drop it right on the root of your internal storage. Just the same as an mp3 or picture, drag and drop.
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Thank you! Just drop it in don't make a folder right?
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turoki said:
Thank you! Just drop it in don't make a folder right?
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Technically, you can drop it where you want outside of the system folder. Dropping it into the storage as a whole (not a folder) makes it easier to find. To find the rom, you'll just scroll strait down to it while in TWRP.
Got it done guys works and looks great ! Thank you for all your help! !
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just want to ask if how is the procedure on upgrading TWRP? do i need to flash it thorugh odin? or can i just flash it using TWRP?
2.7.0 ----> 2.7.1
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how about baseband? is there any difference in changing it? currently im on DXAMJ1, does it have any difference on performance?
or battery saving?
Arren23 said:
just want to ask if how is the procedure on upgrading TWRP? do i need to flash it thorugh odin? or can i just flash it using TWRP?
2.7.0 ----> 2.7.1
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You can flash the new version also via TWRP then you have to restart your recovery after update
xXPR0T0TYPEXx said:
You can flash the new version also via TWRP then you have to restart your recovery after update
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"then you have to restart your recovery after update" you mean just reboot to recovery? or is there an option to restart recovery?
quite confused, im new to this things, and still waiting for maclaws 2.7.1 TWRP. thank you sir
Arren23 said:
"then you have to restart your recovery after update" you mean just reboot to recovery? or is there an option to restart recovery?
quite confused, im new to this things, and still waiting for maclaws 2.7.1 TWRP. thank you sir
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Just reboot to recovery again after the update. Then it'll be done.
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GXGOW said:
Just reboot to recovery again after the update. Then it'll be done.
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thankyou sir :good:
Arren23 said:
thankyou sir :good:
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No problem
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GXGOW said:
No problem
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hmmmm, do you also know about basebands? what are the difference? does it have an effect on performance? or just for
the phones mobile signal and wifi?
Arren23 said:
hmmmm, do you also know about basebands? what are the difference? does it have an effect on performance? or just for
the phones mobile signal and wifi?
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Basebands here. The performance is not affected (I think), but the battery yes. In my case I use XANA2 instead ANC2 (newest one for I8190).
mauam said:
Basebands here. The performance is not affected (I think), but the battery yes. In my case I use XANA2 instead ANC2 (newest one for I8190).
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thank you sir, it doesn't affect the region right? im living in the phillipines
Arren23 said:
thank you sir, it doesn't affect the region right? im living in the phillipines
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Read the thread that I linked you & make those questions there please
mauam said:
Basebands here. The performance is not affected (I think), but the battery yes. In my case I use XANA2 instead ANC2 (newest one for I8190).
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I agree with you. What do you think about these kernels?
Gw|n said:
I agree with you. What do you think about these kernels?
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Don't know mate. I only use the basebands since you can't use the kernels on CM11
mauam said:
Read the thread that I linked you & make those questions there please
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thanks sir, updated to xana2 :laugh:
Hey guys. I have a Kindle Fire HD 7 D025A (1st gen I think? 2012 release) that was rooted a long time ago and had the Cyanogen os put on it. Its become very unstable (reboots a lot, launchers crash, etc) and I would like to restore it back to the way it came from Amazon. The unfortunate part is, I am a total newb at this, and I wasnt the one who rooted it originally so I have no idea how it was done. Can anyone give me a step by step guide on the correct way to restore back to the original? Been trolling websites all morning, but with as many different releases of kindle as there are out in the world, I want to make sure its done right.
Thanks in advance.
Mez
mezrein said:
Hey guys. I have a Kindle Fire HD 7 D025A (1st gen I think? 2012 release) that was rooted a long time ago and had the Cyanogen os put on it. Its become very unstable (reboots a lot, launchers crash, etc) and I would like to restore it back to the way it came from Amazon. The unfortunate part is, I am a total newb at this, and I wasnt the one who rooted it originally so I have no idea how it was done. Can anyone give me a step by step guide on the correct way to restore back to the original? Been trolling websites all morning, but with as many different releases of kindle as there are out in the world, I want to make sure its done right.
Thanks in advance.
Mez
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does it say HD on the back?
in settings/about tablet
what is the system info?
look for otter, blaze, tate, jem...
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sd_shadow said:
does it say HD on the back?
in settings/about tablet
what is the system info?
look for otter, blaze, tate, jem...
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It does not say HD on the back
In system info I do see Amazon Tate
On boot it does say FireHD
mezrein said:
It does not say HD on the back
In system info I do see Amazon Tate
On boot it does say FireHD
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try here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2218475&page=7
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sd_shadow said:
try here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2218475&page=7
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Umm ok, thats more confusing than anything Ive ever read in my life. What is fastboot? I installed the android sdk thing it called for, but fastboot nor adb is an executable. I am a complete and total NEWB. Have never done anything like this before.
mezrein said:
Umm ok, thats more confusing than anything Ive ever read in my life. What is fastboot? I installed the android sdk thing it called for, but fastboot nor adb is an executable. I am a complete and total NEWB. Have never done anything like this before.
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that post doesn't use sdk, abd, nor fastboot
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sd_shadow said:
that post doesn't use sdk, abd, nor fastboot
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It does when talking about the second boot loader. But I finally realized that I do have a second boot loader, just cant get recovery to come up.
mezrein said:
It does when talking about the second boot loader. But I finally realized that I do have a second boot loader, just cant get recovery to come up.
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if you have a custom rom, you should already have 2nd bootloader
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sd_shadow said:
if you have a custom rom, you should already have 2nd bootloader
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Ya figured that out. However its so badly damaged that when I try to get into the recover (via holding volumn up) it crashes..
mezrein said:
Ya figured that out. However its so badly damaged that when I try to get into the recover (via holding volumn up) it crashes..
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ok I feel stupid. I disconnected from my computer and got the recovery screen.... makes sense..
Ok, so loaded the stock firmware,wiped cache, rebooted. Cyanogenmod is still there and still takes over... So clearly that didnt work.
mezrein said:
Ok, so loaded the stock firmware,wiped cache, rebooted. Cyanogenmod is still there and still takes over... So clearly that didnt work.
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which stock file?
you got twrp to boot?
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sd_shadow said:
which stock file?
you got twrp to boot?
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Yes, got the twrp to boot
The stock file I grabbed was from http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Amazon Kindle Fire HD and was the kfhd-twrp-2.6.3.1-recovery image.
mezrein said:
Yes, got the twrp to boot
The stock file I grabbed was from http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Amazon Kindle Fire HD and was the kfhd-twrp-2.6.3.1-recovery image.
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twrp-2.6.3.1-recovery is just twrp, no stock rom files
you need a stockrom.zip
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Stock firmware is about 500mb
sd_shadow said:
twrp-2.6.3.1-recovery is just twrp, no stock rom files
you need a stockrom.zip
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Stock firmware is about 500mb
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where do I get the stock rom?
The one guys link had a link to a rom, but its dead.
mezrein said:
where do I get the stock rom?
The one guys link had a link to a rom, but its dead.
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http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Kindle Fire HD 7in
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http://rootjunkysdl.com/files/?dir=Kindle Fire HD 7in
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Bleh, that was annoying. So finally got the stock zip to work. Had to wipe twice in order for it to boot into something not TWRP. Thank you very much btw and sorry if I seemed a little short. Im a computer guy by trade for over 20 years, but this programming and hacking stuff has never been my cup of tea. Finally into the basic default setup pattern now.
Ok, so now that Ive been shown and taught how to return this Kindle to stock, can you show me a list of all the custom OS's I can put on it? I know Lineage doesnt support it, and I know Cyanogenmode has a version 14, but I want something that will continue getting updates.
mezrein said:
Ok, so now that Ive been shown and taught how to return this Kindle to stock, can you show me a list of all the custom OS's I can put on it? I know Lineage doesnt support it, and I know Cyanogenmode has a version 14, but I want something that will continue getting updates.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/kindle-fire-hd/7-development/rom-marshmallow-t3315075
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so best is for this old of kindle is still cyanogen?