I accidentally made a mistake that some have made. Have TWRP installed, followed a tutorial to flash stock, but then accidentally wiping /system, /cache, and pretty much most of the partitions.
I have the exact same problem as this fellow had in this thread:
http://ift.tt/2bR77rY
I still can run adb commands. But shell does not work( "system/bin/sh": No such file or directory) since /system is wiped.
On the thread, there are many helpful comments, most suggested using a fastboot cable and reflash a recovery. I just purchased this cable here:
http://ift.tt/2bR5f2v
And the seller informed me it only works on the Kindle Fire 2 and Kindle Fire HD. Is there anything different for the fastboot cable for the 1st generation kindle fire and the 2nd gen? Sure, you could say I should just buy another Kindle Fire, but its more the experience of unbricking a 4 year old kindle.
TLDR: Is there anything different for the fastboot cable for the 1st generation kindle fire and the 2nd gen?
I have the exact same problem as this fellow had in this thread:
http://ift.tt/2bR77rY
I still can run adb commands. But shell does not work( "system/bin/sh": No such file or directory) since /system is wiped.
On the thread, there are many helpful comments, most suggested using a fastboot cable and reflash a recovery. I just purchased this cable here:
http://ift.tt/2bR5f2v
And the seller informed me it only works on the Kindle Fire 2 and Kindle Fire HD. Is there anything different for the fastboot cable for the 1st generation kindle fire and the 2nd gen? Sure, you could say I should just buy another Kindle Fire, but its more the experience of unbricking a 4 year old kindle.
TLDR: Is there anything different for the fastboot cable for the 1st generation kindle fire and the 2nd gen?
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