Sorry I am unfamiliar with any OS but linux, hopefully someone will chime in.there are no drivers in the superuser file I downloaded from you. Where are teh drivers?
Sorry I wouldn't knowFirst off thank you for your hard work.I just got my kindle and am looking forward to a nice small ics tablet. Would you please point me in the best direction to get gaaps installed following your root method. And please expect a stocking stuffer once I am done with rooting. (On a side note if you type stuffer on your kindle it wants to change it to stiffer, made me laugh, thought id share)
no, delete su, uninstall superuser, click unroot and unisntall burrito root.Is removing root an issue?
There is no missing information at all in my post.There is so much missing information in this post. does anyone know of a better source that has more steps. because this cleary has risen lots of questions and is missing information, such as kindle driver downloads, kindle adb download.
This post is set up just how it was meant to be. Honestly all you need to do is download the android sdk and let it populate its folders through an update. Then find one of the post explaining how to edit the sdk drivers to work for the kindle. you can follow steps 1 and 2 here to set up sdk and the drivers for windows.There is so much missing information in this post. does anyone know of a better source that has more steps. because this cleary has risen lots of questions and is missing information, such as kindle driver downloads, kindle adb download.
after the following command:cannot stat 'su': No match file or directory
Everything is ok... dirivers are ok... but i have that 'su' stupid problem.adb push su /system/xbin/su
lex, su is superuser. The zipped file you downloaded includes 2 files that are superuser and the burrittoroot apk. My KF already had superuser installed and may have skipped over these steps not sure. But one of the issues for noobs like me that I had to sort out was where should those 2 su files be unzipped to. So on my computer, I put them in the android sdk platform tools folder. Figured it made sense since that is where I go to start the ADB commands. Anyway, it worked and I think you need to be sure that both of those su files get placed there.hi there!
I don't know what to do, i get this error:
after the following command:
Everything is ok... dirivers are ok... but i have that 'su' stupid problem.
Thanks in advance!
Make sure su is in your current path and push su again, and set the permissions.hi there!
I don't know what to do, i get this error:
after the following command:
Everything is ok... dirivers are ok... but i have that 'su' stupid problem.
Thanks in advance!