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RESTORE KINDLE FIRE HD 8.9 TO STOCK INSTALL
RESTORE KINDLE FIRE HD 8.9 TO STOCK DRIVERS
RESTORE KINDLE FIRE HD 8.9 TO STOCK DRIVER

(if you don’t need a fastboot cable then power on the device after entering the 1st command below) Issue the following commands into your command/terminal window on your PC 1 at a time. With the device powered off: connect your FASTBOOT USB cable(if needed) to the Kindle which should cause it to power on and enter “FASTBOOT” mode. Step 3: Use fastboot to apply exploit files and reboot into recovery IF ITS CORRUPTED AND YOU APPLY WITH FASTBOOT, YOUR DEVICE IS A BRICK. VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU DOUBLE CHECK THE MD5SUM ON THIS FILE. An older bootloader with an unlock exploit (this is specific to your device):.

RESTORE KINDLE FIRE HD 8.9 TO STOCK INSTALL

Step 2: Download the files you will need to install 2nd-bootloader & TWRP recovery:

RESTORE KINDLE FIRE HD 8.9 TO STOCK DRIVERS

If you have any problems with these initial steps try downloading Amazon’s USB drivers for the Kindles and then repeat the above till you see the desired response.

It *SHOULD* show a Fastboot screen and your terminal window should show something like:.

If you need to, connect your fastboot cable to the Kindle at this time.

Type the following command into a cmd/terminal window on your PC:.

For the Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ it is not required.) This cable is a special USB cable with a powered pin that normal USB cables do not have. and Kindle Fire HD 7″ (2012) a fastboot cable is needed for this procedure.

RESTORE KINDLE FIRE HD 8.9 TO STOCK DRIVER

Step 1: Test your fastboot driver installation by doing the following: These instructions are for the Kindle Fire 2nd Ed.(otter2) / Kindle Fire HD 7″ (2012)(tate) and Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ (jem) devices only! THIS IS A ONE TIME INSTALLATION TO ENABLE CUSTOM RECOVERY / ROMS One-Time Install of Amazon 2nd-Bootloader Exploit You must install a 2nd-bootloader for custom recovery support. The Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ has a locked bootloader. 2 One-Time Install of Amazon 2nd-Bootloader Exploit.txt - it is a standard zip archive containing an. *** NOTE: github wouldnt allow me oddly enough to upload a. Sorry that I'm a bit of a noob in this space. I'm also include the boot.img from Lineage OS 14.1 (Android 7.1) because I'm not sure which one is relevant here. Is there any confirmed Kindle Fire HD 8.9 Jem that works with Magisk?Īs requested, attached is my boot image (freedom boot image from Hashcode's standard (but awesome) offering for my device: ). I already restored but I am concerned if I flash again, I'll only get the same result.Īn aside: I read in the Magisk write up that it attempts to remove all existing root-do I even need to remove root prior to flashing? Prior to flashing Magisk, I removed root using Lineage OS's 'su removal' tool but perhaps it didn't work completely and left me with a soft-brick. The only thing I can think of is that I somehow not fully unrooted. I flashed the latest version of Magisk following the instructions to a tee but when I rebooted the kindle after what appeared to be a successful flash, I got stuck at the infamous "static" Kindle logo (orange, never turns to blue). My KFHD is rooted and is running Lineage OS 14.1. Really hoping to get it working on my somewhat older Kindle Fire HD 8.9 (2012 model I believe)-I know its the "Jem". Thanks for taking all the time it must have taken to create such a wonderful product/solution.