Worked fine, maybe I misread it or maybe you left out sticking superuser.apk in the adb/fastboot folder? Anywhoo I got root on 6.3 with this method, thanks

Originally Posted by jcase

should work with anything

Indeed it does and I even re-added FFF 1.3 working like a charm. Thank you and pokey9000 for all the hard work!

Another fantastic job! Thanks so much!!

Originally Posted by raiderep

Worked fine, maybe I misread it or maybe you left out sticking superuser.apk in the adb/fastboot folder? Anywhoo I got root on 6.3 with this method, thanks

No, I assume people setup their paths correctly during adb installation, negating the need for that.

Originally Posted by BigFuzzyArchon

no, every update has "broke" root. amazon does this so that their updates wont brick rooted devices. they haven't done anything to prevent people from rooting.

Actually, this is the first time they have implemented something like this, its a separate service that checks for root, they run it at boot.

Originally Posted by jcase

Actually, this is the first time they have implemented something like this, its a separate service that checks for root, they run it at boot.

they run it at boot and do what ?
would be interesting ...

Perhaps a stupid question, but where do I get the "Superuser.apk" used at the end of the instructions under 'adb install Superuser.apk'? Because It wasn't one of the files listed under needed files section. Thanks

Originally Posted by daggy1985

Perhaps a stupid question, but where do I get the "Superuser.apk" used at the end of the instructions under 'adb install Superuser.apk'? Because It wasn't one of the files listed under needed files section. Thanks

just google for "superuser.apk download" ...

Originally Posted by daggy1985

Perhaps a stupid question, but where do I get the "Superuser.apk" used at the end of the instructions under 'adb install Superuser.apk'? Because It wasn't one of the files listed under needed files section. Thanks

It's in the OP, just abbreviated as "su."

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8699733/kindlefire/su

Originally Posted by Droidanian

It's in the OP, just abbreviated as "su."

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8699733/kindlefire/su

the su command and the superuser.apk are different things
the superuser.apk is a wrapper to su command