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[Q] Help on Installing TWRP after rooting 7.2.2

Hello! Could anyone give me some instructions on installing TWRP on kindle fire hd 7 (7.2.2). I've rooted it so all I need now is how to install TWRP. Will it be the same as other versions using Kindle Fire Utility? I plan to install Jellybean or Ice Cream Sandwhich after this.

Sorry buddy. We still do not have a boot recovery program for the fire HD. Work in progress. TWP is a boot recovery tool.
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ameswilliam said:
Sorry buddy. We still do not have a boot recovery program for the fire HD. Work in progress. TWP is a boot recovery tool.
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Oh!! So could I install Jellybean or ICS with any program? Btw, what is fff? Could that help?

Mustang37 said:
Oh!! So could I install Jellybean or ICS with any program? Btw, what is fff? Could that help?
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No you can't install Jellybean or ICS yet. FFF is not for Kindle Fire HD or KF 2

FFF FireFireFire Bootloader
Mustang37 said:
Oh!! So could I install Jellybean or ICS with any program? Btw, what is fff? Could that help?
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Mustang37, To answer your question, FFF Is a "BootLoader" designed for the original Kindle Fire, NOT the Kindle Fire 7" HD. If you attempt to use TWRP, FFF, or CWM on the new Kindle Fire 7" HD your device will become a Brick - permanent damage will result.

[Q] Amazon Kindle Fire HD Bricked In Version 7.4.3

Well I Bricked My Kindle Fire HD In Version 7.4.3
I Don't Have A Backup...
Can I Fix That?

Yes you can, try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1951254
You will need to be able to get it into fast boot though, so you will need a fast boot cable.
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It Worked!
Thanks!
I Made A Factory Cable And Unbricked My Kindle Fire HD.

stunts513 said:
Yes you can, try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1951254
You will need to be able to get it into fast boot though, so you will need a fast boot cable.
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In Which Version Your Kindle Is?

Not sure if if u asked what version is my kindle is or what version of the kindle do I have. I have a kindle HD 7 inch and its not running Amazon's os anymore, its running cm 10.1, jesters tablet ui version, hence my SIG. If I completely misunderstood the question then my bad.
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I Wanted To Know If You Was On Stock OS. But You're On CM10.1
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RCamacho50 said:
Thanks!
I Made A Factory Cable And Unbricked My Kindle Fire HD.
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Have you figured out a way to root the Kindle Fire HD 7.4.3? Most of the guides I read state that people are having trouble rooting the most recent Amazon version of the device.
Thanks!

Trevorange said:
Have you figured out a way to root the Kindle Fire HD 7.4.3? Most of the guides I read state that people are having trouble rooting the most recent Amazon version of the device.
Thanks!
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Yeah sometimes the root with restore don't work the first time. I've had times were it took me 7 or 8 times to get it to work. Keep trying it will eventually go thru and root your kindle.
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Try kindle fire first aide to return to 7.2.3 then try original root method from there, just make sure to turn off ota updates before using WiFi and everything should be easier
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Trevorange said:
Have you figured out a way to root the Kindle Fire HD 7.4.3? Most of the guides I read state that people are having trouble rooting the most recent Amazon version of the device.
Thanks!
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See My Post Of How To Root The Kindle Fire HD With The Bin4ry Method. You Can Use The V26 Or The V31.
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2351201

[Q] Wrong file placed in boot partition when installing TWRP

So I tried to install TWRP on my Kindle Fire HD 7 and when the steps came to use FireFlash I had out the wrong img. file into the boot partition and placed no file into the recovery partition. Now whenever I power on my Kindle 7 HD, I automatically go into TWRP and I dont know what to do... HELP PLEASE. THANK YOU TO ALL!!!

Wait u replaced the boot loader with twrp? I think that's fixable, but I need to know if that's what happened or if I misunderstood.
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stunts513 said:
Wait u replaced the boot loader with twrp? I think that's fixable, but I need to know if that's what happened or if I misunderstood.
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Yes exactly that. TWRP became the boot partition for FireFlash and I forget to insert a recovery partition.

Wow um, I don't know if u can use fast boot at this point or not even though that would be easiest, if u can't I think u would need a custom ROM to flash that restores stock os, because I think the ones hashcode provided don't wipe recovery and the boot partition. This is a weird scenario. I will need to do some research before I can tell you exactly what to do. This may take a while to research if I am downloading stock ROMs since they are near a GB. If u can get it into fast boot by going g into twrp and hitting reboot, then hitting bootloader, tell me because this will be much simpler.
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If you can get into fastboot, get kindle fire first aide and just restore to stock 7.2.3
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Yes if I go into bootloader reboot it takes me to Fastboot kindle fire. What do I do from here? And can they be detailed instructions because I'm pretty new to this all. Thanks agin!!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2096888
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If you get stuck post it then I'll try to reply asap
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So the guide says that the fastboot should so up automatically after the USB cable is plugged in, but I only get fastboot after I reboot with boot loader. Will this be a problem (I haven't done it yet)?
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Shouldn't be a problem. Fastboot is fastboot. xD
I thought I would mention I haven't used kffa so I personally don't know if it flashes your boot loader partition or not. But since it was suggested to do it it can't hurt anything even if that wasn't the case. Post the results plz.
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Ok awesome. And yea I definitely will, thanks again to both of you!
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No as long as you get fastboot, then try the option of 7.2.3
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I'm doing the Aide kit right now, and its been stuck on erasing user data for a while now. Is this normal?
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Ok it all worked!! I'm back to stock!! THANK YOU TO EVERYONEE
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Just seeing someone else fix their kindles is awesome knowing I helped
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Stock system.img for Kindle Fire HD 7?

Link please im returning this and selling it at gamestop to get a nvidia shield

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1951254
You need to deroot it afterwords still, as its impossible for us to make a unrooted image as we need root to make the image.
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stunts513 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1951254
You need to deroot it afterwords still, as its impossible for us to make a unrooted image as we need root to make the image.
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How to unroot?

Run binaries root and I think it has an unroot option, or u can just delete the su binary and uninstall the superuser apk.
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stunts513 said:
Run binaries root and I think it has an unroot option, or u can just delete the su binary and uninstall the superuser apk.
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Cut supersu and put it on sd card installed did full unroot and bam it worked

[Q] flashing kindle fire hd 8'9 to 7"

hello.
i've accendently flash my kindle fire hd 7" to a 8'9 root firmware
now is bricked
can i unbricked somehow? if not now is there any chance for unbricking in the future?
i;ve tried whit the fastbooting cable but it brings up the error "waiting for device" or " no device found"
thank you verry much. A good day

Did your kindle go into fast boot when using the fat boot cable?
Of it did you should be able to fix it using the first aid thread and proper drivers.
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mrkhigh said:
Did your kindle go into fast boot when using the fat boot cable?
Of it did you should be able to fix it using the first aid thread and proper drivers.
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No ,it didn't do nothing. Just like the regular cable. "Waiting for device" and nothing. I dont even know is it has any power left in the battery.

OK I have 3 questions:
1. Does the kindle display fastboot in yellowish letters on the screen when you plug the fastboot cable into the kindle from the PC?
2. If it does, did you switch to a normal cable after it displays that?
3. What fastboot command are you running in command prompt?
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stunts513 said:
OK I have 3 questions:
1. Does the kindle display fastboot in yellowish letters on the screen when you plug the fastboot cable into the kindle from the PC?
2. If it does, did you switch to a normal cable after it displays that?
3. What fastboot command are you running in command prompt?
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First of all thanks a lot for replay-ing to my post really apreciate,but i dont get any respond with the fastboot cable,the kindle"s display remains black all of the time.i just recieve the specific sound(from windows) that a device is conected,i"ve tried looking for the conection im device manager but it"s not to be found
Let me explain what and when the kindle stop working
I"ve instaled adb drivers,sdk java,sdk android with the google drivers,conect the kindle to usb cable and enable adb from menu,the rooting proces start to begin,i"ve managet to root my kindle,superuser appear in my kindle and all of that,but now the tutorial i"ve watch said that if i want to get rid off kindle android and get my self the original android i"ve have to folow cuple of more steps. And at the next reboot the kindle stops powering on.
Thank you again for your help.

What did you use to root it? Actually that might not be the right question because I'm still a little confused, did this happen after rooting it and rebooting, or after you tried to install 2nd boot loader+twrp. If what you originally were trying to say was you flashed the 8.9” bootloader to a 7" model, then it is hard bricked.
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stunts513 said:
What did you use to root it? Actually that might not be the right question because I'm still a little confused, did this happen after rooting it and rebooting, or after you tried to install 2nd boot loader+twrp. If what you originally were trying to say was you flashed the 8.9” bootloader to a 7" model, then it is hard bricked.
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I"ve used kindle fire hd 8.9 root insead of 7"
And if is it hard brick is there any chance to unbrick it in the future?or the kindle is dead for good?

They both use the same method to root... If that's all you did I doubt its hard bricked. And hard bricks may be recoverable in the near future thanks to kurohyou.
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stunts513 said:
They both use the same method to root... If that's all you did I doubt its hard bricked. And hard bricks may be recoverable in the near future thanks to kurohyou.
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Finally some good news
Thanks a lot. Waiting and wishing good luck to those who work on that project
Thank you for the replay. A wonderfull day to all

Fireflash problem
fireflash just comes up with a box saying "fireflash has stopped" what should i do?

VandieUk said:
fireflash just comes up with a box saying "fireflash has stopped" what should i do?
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More details please.
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LinearEquation said:
More details please.
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At this point it doesn't really matter.
OP, if all you get is a black screen, then your device is hard bricked. It can be fixed, but it won't be easy...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2391047

LinearEquation said:
More details please.
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This is true for OP. My quote was to a new poster who came in at end. OP most likely hard bricked, agree.
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LinearEquation said:
This is true for OP. My quote was to a new poster who came in at end. OP most likely hard bricked, agree.
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Ugh, I hate it when they do that.