[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" General] meteorrock:
Ok everyone, here is where I am at.. That bootloader is RSA signed, you will never be able to brute force your way in. Even with half of the processing power on the planet working together. Even with my computer specs. it will take years if not decades. Look up RSA keys online. You will have to work around it. Pull the bootloader out and see about using a different bootloader on a device someone is working on for the Amazon Kindle fire HDX..

You see that enginner from earlier in the thread? That mascot he has is an DARWIN mascot in his avatar? He might know the way if you guys just ask him and give him some donations. That bounty will be claimed somehow . He might be running a DARWIN OS. If he is, you know he means business. That OS is for the best and brightest enginners in the world. So do not be fooled. You will just have to work around it.

Possiblity he has bootloader keys already is sitting at 80 percent probablity at this point. He might be holding out. It would be worth it to follow through with him on it.

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You see the bootloader on the nook color? Its a special boot-loader made by <fattire> and his team for this kind of work. Its worth a shot. Check it over for the next few days. Just some more hints here just in case someone forgot.

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See those ssh tunnels going into that device? Opps. Close them up. This will get you a first model device to work from. You will have to defeat this device from old fashioning coding with your terminal use. For others following along: Copy paste buzz words for your knowledge and reference notes. You are going to have to wrap that reworked code into either the u-boot.bin or in the zimage. I am not that far along yet. Yep. Google, "Where is the kernel image on an android device for more information here in XDA*.____________

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Remember: Some of this information might be misleading. I am trying to help out with the best knowledge I have today with android. And we all learn as we go along. I got your best intentions here for you to proceed in getting this device with root with a working model with a cyanogenmod build or android build on it. Thanks <Phoenix> for this addition. --Reason for update.....Team work along with additional information with a *work flow* will lead you to sucess.______Back to the white boards.---

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We got working model. Start analyzing algorithms ................do not overanalize..............use <strace> for clean up. Its up. Theory is sound. Next step. Putting theory to a working model for the kindle fire HDX. Working model theory is at 89 percent probability for a work around. Best estimate.--guys, 99 percent is unattainable. Work flow it up to 95 percent in the next few weeks. Someone said 8 percent. Well, you know.........keep trying. Young professor and enginner checks out. We all start at the bottom. LOL. Someone said I was good at my age. Remember......working model. Now get to work, team. :) White board that model to the top 1 percent. Not anyone knows all. ....................Put working model to practice. Its the only way. Keep team up and going. Teamwork will get you there.____Enginners and sysop ops....lets listen to "miley cyrus" *wrecking ball* ....Opps, fun time for 2 days. BTW, I use *amarok*. Its a good music player.

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BTW, when you worm your way up in that Amazon server, you better check those logs. /var/logs/. Check your ISP if they are clean for game. And you better secure your router. It has logs too. .........Anonymous. .........You will never know who I am...........Pulling /var/logs/ on XDA...............there gone..........bye...enjoy those keys.

Remember, I never forget a friend. ..............pulling /var/logs on ISP. We are gone..................poof. <Backtrace>..............,<archangel> reborn

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Ok, original poster, (OP) you will have to use *adb shell dmesg*. You will have to tail the kernel message if you got it wrapped up. Check over on how to use the <grep> command on google for today. You will have to be tethered, yes. Do it on the linux side, the terminal emulator is not really cut out to do it on the devices side. Those keys are up in the application stack on Amazons server somewhere. I use Kali linux and just flip channels in virtualization. You can load up as many OSes you want in Vmware if you got good comp specs. Check over their tools for today. You use var/logs/ to track down problems for a boot up.

These hints should get you up to 85 percent probability. Well, I am a security expert. I don't play on Amazons server. Cut your bounty with someone you will get and someone will retrieve those keys for you. it could take half. Its done all day long in unofficial channels. Back to grayhat. I don't rogue but....its your device.

Here is the hint link. http://bootloader.wikidot.com/linux:android:kmsg[/QUOTE]

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Now, if that amazon server is up in the clouds, you will have to take a different approach. Here is a specialist that is looking for a cut. It fits the profile. shhhhh. Here is the link. Do not pass that information around. This is just like her style. Profiling time. Look up computer security on wiki today. Carefully read the whole article. Now you are up to 90 percent probability you will work that boot-loader out. Give her a call and see. https://cloudsleuth.net/users/dawnalt

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]Ok everyone, here is where I am at.. That bootloader is RSA signed, you will never be able to brute force your way in. Even with half of the processing power on the planet working together. Even with my computer specs. it will take years if not decades. Look up RSA keys online. You will have to work around it. Pull the bootloader out and see about using a different bootloader on a device someone is working on for the Amazon Kindle fire HDX..

You see that enginner from earlier in the thread? That mascot he has is an DARWIN mascot in his avatar? He might know the way if you guys just ask him and give him some donations. That bounty will be claimed somehow . He might be running a DARWIN OS. If he is, you know he means business. That OS is for the best and brightest enginners in the world. So do not be fooled. You will just have to work around it.

Possiblity he has bootloader keys already is sitting at 80 percent probablity at this point. He might be holding out. It would be worth it to follow through with him on it.

_____________________________

You see the bootloader on the nook color? Its a special boot-loader made by <fattire> and his team for this kind of work. Its worth a shot. Check it over for the next few days. Just some more hints here just in case someone forgot.

__________

See those ssh tunnels going into that device? Opps. Close them up. This will get you a first model device to work from. You will have to defeat this device from old fashioning coding with your terminal use. For others following along: Copy paste buzz words for your knowledge and reference notes. You are going to have to wrap that reworked code into either the u-boot.bin or in the zimage. I am not that far along yet. Yep. Google, "Where is the kernel image on an android device for more information here in XDA*.____________

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Remember: Some of this information might be misleading. I am trying to help out with the best knowledge I have today with android. And we all learn as we go along. I got your best intentions here for you to proceed in getting this device with root with a working model with a cyanogenmod build or android build on it. Thanks <Phoenix> for this addition. --Reason for update.....Team work along with additional information with a *work flow* will lead you to sucess.______Back to the white boards.---

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We got working model. Start analyzing algorithms ................do not overanalize..............use <strace> for clean up. Its up. Theory is sound. Next step. Putting theory to a working model for the kindle fire HDX. Working model theory is at 89 percent probability for a work around. Best estimate.--guys, 99 percent is unattainable. Work flow it up to 95 percent in the next few weeks. Someone said 8 percent. Well, you know.........keep trying. Young professor and enginner checks out. We all start at the bottom. LOL. Someone said I was good at my age. Remember......working model. Now get to work, team. :) White board that model to the top 1 percent. Not anyone knows all. ....................Put working model to practice. Its the only way. Keep team up and going. Teamwork will get you there.____Enginners and sysop ops....lets listen to "miley cyrus" *wrecking ball* ....Opps, fun time for 2 days. BTW, I use *amarok*. Its a good music player.

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BTW, when you worm your way up in that Amazon server, you better check those logs. /var/logs/. Check your ISP if they are clean for game. And you better secure your router. It has logs too. .........Anonymous. .........You will never know who I am...........Pulling /var/logs/ on XDA...............there gone..........bye...enjoy those keys.

Remember, I never forget a friend. ..............pulling /var/logs on ISP. We are gone..................poof. <Backtrace>..............,<archangel> reborn

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Ok, original poster, (OP) you will have to use *adb shell dmesg*. You will have to tail the kernel message if you got it wrapped up. Check over on how to use the <grep> command on google for today. You will have to be tethered, yes. Do it on the linux side, the terminal emulator is not really cut out to do it on the devices side. Those keys are up in the application stack on Amazons server somewhere. I use Kali linux and just flip channels in virtualization. You can load up as many OSes you want in Vmware if you got good comp specs. Check over their tools for today. You use var/logs/ to track down problems for a boot up.

These hints should get you up to 85 percent probability. Well, I am a security expert. I don't play on Amazons server. Cut your bounty with someone you will get and someone will retrieve those keys for you. it could take half. Its done all day long in unofficial channels. Back to grayhat. I don't rogue but....its your device.

Here is the hint link. http://bootloader.wikidot.com/linux:android:kmsg

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Now, if that amazon server is up in the clouds, you will have to take a different approach. Here is a specialist that is looking for a cut. It fits the profile. shhhhh. Here is the link. Do not pass that information around. This is just like her style. Profiling time. Look up computer security on wiki today. Carefully read the whole article. Now you are up to 90 percent probability you will work that boot-loader out. Give her a call and see. Try to cut a backroom deal. She is broke. I don't know her too well but it fits the profile. She is an analyst of some sort. Cut her half and send it in on completion on the work needed on the linux side. If she shrews out, then she is out. Are you in Dawnalt? Ok, make up your mind hun. Anyway if it does not work out with her, its the hard way. Yep, she says she has the skills. She needs a couple of days to think it over. OP, you will have to follow up if you want to win that prize. Send her 100 dollars to mean you mean business, providing you have some slush funds. On retrival of that key, send in the rest. ..........she is not too street smart but its a fast way out. https://cloudsleuth.net/users/dawnalt

BTW; OP. Probability is now up to 95 percent. Make sure you call, one of the older enginners is saying you are not up to the task. They saw you up in IRC. You play monopoly? That is how it works in the computer business. Information SELLS.