here is a dump of /system i *think* its complete. let me know if not....
http://www.multiupload.com/UHJGPIQSVL
http://www.multiupload.com/UHJGPIQSVL
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Rom Dump
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Anyone dump the boot.img yet? A full Rom dump would be nice (not just the system.img), if anyone has dumped it.
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I guess there is no need for dumping the rom.
You can download the software update here and gunzip it!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200790620#download
You will end up with the whole system folder plus these files:
backup_userdata.zip
boot.img
cert_swap.sed
recovery.img
sed
u-boot.bin
I would love to give a hand to see if custom ROM can be uploaded to the Kindle Fire but I don't know what could be the next step.
C.
You can download the software update here and gunzip it!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200790620#download
You will end up with the whole system folder plus these files:
backup_userdata.zip
boot.img
cert_swap.sed
recovery.img
sed
u-boot.bin
I would love to give a hand to see if custom ROM can be uploaded to the Kindle Fire but I don't know what could be the next step.
C.
i've already extracted everything we need and i've booted into a very ineffective clockwork but it's clockwork none the less 
there are a few things that make developing on the fire difficult however:
1. no key combination to boot into recovery if we screw up as there's only one button
2. we need to find a way to navigate through the clockwork menu with one button
there are a few things that make developing on the fire difficult however:
1. no key combination to boot into recovery if we screw up as there's only one button
2. we need to find a way to navigate through the clockwork menu with one button
What command did you use to gunzip this? For some reason it is not working for me.
Here it is (boot.img 6.1 firmware):
Full 6.1 firmware rom dump in zip (just unzip) :
http://www.mediafire.com/?ohxs2j7wcypwszo
Full 6.1 firmware rom dump in zip (just unzip) :
http://www.mediafire.com/?ohxs2j7wcypwszo
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download the bin, then run
Code:
unzip /path/to/update.binmake sure you're in the directory where you want it extracted you must also be running linux
Dunno. Try and see? Or make a request in the nook color forums?
Sorry, Not trying to come off as a ****, but we're only worried about stuff for the kindle fire. Not any other devices.
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41If someone has a Linux PC and a KF and wants to help the cause for rooting, do this:
-Turn off your KF completely
-Plug a micro USB cable into your PC but NOT YET into the Kindle
-Open a terminal as root
-Cut n' paste the following and hit enter:
Code:while sleep 0.1; do lsusb | grep 0451; done
-Now plug the KF in. It should power on normally
-If you see any output, paste it here
-Now leave the cable plugged in and hold the power button down for 30 seconds, let go, then press it again for 1 second
-Paste any additional output here
-If you still see nothing, the KF probably can't boot over USB
-Close the window or ctrl-c to stop the loop1I'm not getting any output
I'm in #xda-devs on freenode if you want to try other ideas.
---------- Post added at 06:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:42 PM ----------
While booting, I see device ID 1949:0005 for a few seconds, and then device ID 1949:0006.
Didn't see anything else pop up...1try this to get adb to see it
1. On the Kindle Fire Settings screen, go to "Device" and turn On "Allow Installation of Application From Unknown Sources"
2. Plug your Kindle Fire into your PC.
3. Open C:\Users\[YOUR USER NAME]\.android\adb_usb.ini with your favorite text editor
4. Add the value "0x1949" to the end of the file and save it.
5. You'll need to restart the adb server process to get it to re-read that file. Do that with "adb kill-server".
6. Run "adb devices" and you should see the attached device.1I guess there is no need for dumping the rom.
You can download the software update here and gunzip it!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200790620#download
You will end up with the whole system folder plus these files:
backup_userdata.zip
boot.img
cert_swap.sed
recovery.img
sed
u-boot.bin
I would love to give a hand to see if custom ROM can be uploaded to the Kindle Fire but I don't know what could be the next step.
C.
