[Q] kf2 stuck on boot logo

[atcrs]

ok - so third attempt at asking..........

Aparently, i have a kindle fire 2.

its not been tampered with in terms of operating system etc.

from a restore factory defaults clean up, and then adding a few games from the app store, the kindle stuck on boot
the screen flashes a static logo twice then goes onto an animated logo...... and stays there!

ive got a factory cable - and can get it to go to fast boot screen - just by plugging this cable into the fire [doesnt even need to be plugged into pc end!]

when factory cable is used, it is recognised by pc as "Otter2-prod-04"

Ive tried some of the programs designed for the mk1 but [aparently luckily] have failed to get any kind of communication between pc and kindle

despite trying several drivers - this is as far as ive got - anyone out there willing to lend a hand before i throw it in the bin?

cheers in advance
ANDY

 

[phiftyopz]

Well... When it gets stuck on the boot logo, that means that a system file is corrupt, or you tampered with the autoexecute file and put an invalid command in it and it's stuck trying to execute that command. My recommendation is to reflash the system partition and erase the data, cache, and dalvik partitions (basically the same thing as doing a factory reset from Fire OS) if you have a custom recovery, this process would be a lot easier to do, but if you don't, boot your device to fastboot and type in the following commands:

fastboot -i 0x1949 flash system <the system img that you downloaded> *This will take 5-10 minutes to complete*
fastboot -i 0x1949 wipe data
fastboot -i 0x1949 wipe cache
fastboot -i 0x1949 wipe dalvik
fastboot -i 0x1949 reboot *remove the factory cable as soon as you press enter on your keyboard, or else it will just boot to fastboot again. If it does, just plug your factory cable in again and try rebooting again*
You should see the device boot successfully into the "Welcome to Kindle Fire" screen where it asks for your language.
NOTE: If you see a red screen after you reboot (RSOD), then the system img you flashed isn't the latest version. Try to look for an img with the latest version.

Hope this helped,

Nick a.k.a phiftyopz


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[regen2206]

hey guy i dont have system.img
where can i get it? i didnt backup it...