yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fire Original Android Development] dr.hassan.bd:
after flashing this i got root problem. super su says binary needs to be updated, i tried to update but failed. so i removed root using super su. now i completely lost root privilage. previously i rooted using kingroot. its not working now. help plz
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
You can try using SuperSU apk but it will likely fail. In that case your best path is to restore FireOS 5.1.2 (or whatever version was on your device before) and then redo the root/flashfire process. I would not attempt to root RR directly.
[Fire Original Android Development] supera3:
lose root before install this rom and now i cant root tablet grrrrrrrrr
[Fire Original Android Development] sd_shadow:
instructions say install Supersu.zip if you want root (before you boot rom)
[Fire Original Android Development] supera3:
dont works :crying:
[Fire Original Android Development] ogpog:
I was curious about this... if RR is based on CM (which has built-in root) then why does RR require SuperSU ?

(I did install SuperSU when flashing the ROM and it did work out fine for me)
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Developers choice - either when rom tweaked for this device or further up the food chain. Like most Android roms CM and RR simply reflect a bunch of customizations layered on to AOSP, including integrated root and root manager. Neither are 'ground-up' efforts.
[Fire Original Android Development] Dunard:
CM Dev always have ROOT included. But not for these builds. Not from the CM Dev. :D
[Fire Original Android Development] eoraptor:
Yeah, I found much the same thing. it was certainly interesting, but after about a week I went back to Nova Prime.
[Fire Original Android Development] TruBlaze:
I seem to have lost any access to SD
[Fire Original Android Development] PRInCEI7:
Hello

How do I install Google Play

I used FlashFire I added files ROM and Gapps a package, but did not appear Google Play
[Fire Original Android Development] Dunard:
Did you do it in this order on FlashFire?

Full wipe first

ROM second.

SuperSU third.

Google is last.
[Fire Original Android Development] PRInCEI7:
Thank you for responding to my question

I'm Version 5.1.1

Im Used FlashFire 0.52

Full wipe first

ROM second.

Google Play (open_gapps)

But it does not appear Google Play , is there a solution ?
[Fire Original Android Development] Dunard:
Set to ARM/5.1/pico from here. http://opengapps.org/ Working fine. Used it while back.
[Fire Original Android Development] muhki:
im stucked at the amazon screen after i flashed only the newst Rom from ASOP Rom, how do i get now into FastBoot?

Or is this thing now trash :/﻿
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
http://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/general/unbrick-amazon-fire-7in-2015-5th-gen-t3285294
[Fire Original Android Development] Hawkhell:
How do it fix the Netflix 1018 error?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
https://help.netflix.com/en/node/14148
[Fire Original Android Development] Hawkhell:
Yeah I've already tried all that. My YouTube videos also doesn't want to play. Sometimes Netflix videos will play an episode and then it will give the error for the next one or if I pause and unpause.
[Fire Original Android Development] mmurphmsu:
Ok, so I goofed a little. I forgot to flash SuperSU when I did the ROM and GAPPS and I guess the built-in root doesn't work. SO I guess I need to reflash the Fire OS then redo everything correct?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Yep - sucks.
[Fire Original Android Development] jrkelley85:
I have been using this ROM for about 2 weeks now. The other day It said it had an update to do so I let it do it's thing. After that was done it would randomly reboot about every 35-45 minutes. Is anybody else having this issue or is it just me?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Update was likely something else as RR changelog shows last build for this device was released in July 2016. AFAIK there is no auto-update capability.
[Fire Original Android Development] Dunard:
No random reboot on my Amazon Fire 7 tablet.
[Fire Original Android Development] KLit75:
I switched to RR because I kept running into issues with Netflix and occasionally other streaming apps.

Its fast, love the customization, only problem I'm having is getting Viper working. I've tried 3 different versions. All flash fine, not a driver issue, it just isnt enabling and/or processing...

Anyone who has it working and is willing to help out, I'd appreciate some guidance. Thanks

I did manage to get it working on Fire Nexus but had to use a good amount of trial & error there so I dont recall the specifics.

Update--so tonight I discovered Viper is maybe the least of it. I go to watch some YT Videos and cant turn on Bluetooth. Man I can't catch a break. Had problems on 3 out of the 4 roms available. RR is running smooth, and I could live without Viper but never had a problem with BT before. Thinking Ill just do a clean flash. Something mightve got messed up tryn to get Viper working. Not sure because this was first time I tried it.
[Fire Original Android Development] nirogu325:
Try this flashable zip. Has always worked for me on this tablet. It includes the latest V4A 2.5.0.5.
[Fire Original Android Development] KLit75:
Thanks a lot. I wound up sorting it out like an hour ago. Reflashed everything but not a big deal.

This will be good to hang onto though for future flashing. Much appreciated!
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Is this still being developed? RR is cool, but I may go with CM because it has been updated more, and has more bug fixes.

Since this ROM is CM based, would I need to wipe to go from this to CM12, or just flash CM and Gapps?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
I have not seen any recent development activity. Full wipes are the safest path as boot failures are a PiTA on this device necessitating a trip through stock FireOS (w/bootloader ≥5.1.x) to recover. Obviously those able to boot a custom recovery can take additional liberties.
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
I have 5.0.1. I generally use FlashFire as it is easier, but can use TWRP to fix bootloop. Would a System Data wipe from FlashFire work, without wiping user apps? Also, would you recommend Nexus or CM?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Yes - can wipe system only from FlashFire which should preserve app/data portfolio. If RR fails to start you can boot TWRP for remediation. Be sure to position wipe at the top of FF operational sequence. Go with CM for now as Nexus is having issues with several GAaps components. Once resolved CM and Nexus builds for this device have equal standing IMHO with the choice being driven by UX preferences.
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
What are the differences?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Do some reading or just check them out. In a nutshell Nexus is a near AOSP clone while CM 12.1 adds some popular enhancements that require Xposed modules to emulate. Roll your own or have it served up.
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
I have no idea if it worked or not, because it turns out systemless su bootloops this tablet. What is the key combo to boot into fastboot?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Same combo as vast majority of other Android devices: <power>+<vol-down>
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Thanks. This is the first device I've had that has fastboot, so I didn't know the combo. The only other Android I've used is an LG g pad, with fastboot replaced by download mode and using a different combo.

I've fixed my bootloop and now have CM. You were right, it works without wiping /data. On a side note, Aroma Installers work better with FlashFire than TWRP. Weird.
[Fire Original Android Development] nirogu325:
Not really weird. Latest Flashfire is newer than the TWRP version we have which is....very old by several versions.

Sent from my Amazon Fire
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
TWRP 3.0.2-0 isn't that old..

I noticed with fake framebuffer off, FlashFire looks the same. If TWRP had that, it might be better with Aroma.
[Fire Original Android Development] nirogu325:
Please point me to the right thread that contains a version newer than 2.8.7-0 for our Fire tablet. I am talking about the one made by csolanol.
[Fire Original Android Development] borisboing:
3.0.2-0, by ggow, the CM12 maintainer for this device.
[Fire Original Android Development] nirogu325:
No wonder I couldn't find it, it was in the other (almost dead) section of this device's forum plus no one mentioned anything about that updated TWRP build in csolanol's thread so I'm gonna go ahead and post about this there.
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Latest TWRP thread is in the appropriate section of this forum. There is a distinction between the two development sections. Always best to look for new posts/threads in both.
[Fire Original Android Development] ScouseReaper:
Any gapps can be used?
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
You can use Gapps. However, they must be small packages, as in micro or below. Bigger ones don't fit. Or, you could use a larger one with a config, or aroma. If you do those, be sure not to select too many apps.
[Fire Original Android Development] ScouseReaper:
I used one of the smaller ones but it seems google play games doesnt want to install. Multiple roms ha e been affected by this now, error -505.
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Go to apkmirror, download an older apk, install it, and update through play store.
[Fire Original Android Development] ScouseReaper:
I'm currently doing so but apparently there is a specific version that matches a number related to play services, I can't seem to find the right one as there are so many.
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Here's a link to the oldest version I could find for this device. As long as you haven't changed the DPI, the versions you are looking for are the (arm) (320dpi) (Android 2.3+) ones on APKMirror.
[Fire Original Android Development] ScouseReaper:
Failing to install.
[Fire Original Android Development] ScouseReaper:
Wow, ignore that. Just tried installing it on my phone, haha
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Make sure to delete any version currently in /system. Then reboot and try again.

This still applies to your tablet. If a newer version is installed, this will fail.
[Fire Original Android Development] ScouseReaper:
Thank you, working now and I appreciate all your help :)
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
You can repeat this with other Gapps. If you plan to change your DPI, make sure to use either the apk for that DPI, or the nodpi version.
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
For awareness shouldn't need to go with an older build. Current version from APKMirror usually installs fine. Annoying -505 error comes from Play Store. That said an older build will quickly auto-update so the end result is the same.
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
Which kernel version does this use?
[Fire Original Android Development] sd_shadow:
uses whatever stock kernel that is already on the device
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
I know. I'm talking about version. If I switch to this, I will want to use the pegasusq governor, which only works for kernel version 5.1.4 and 5.3.2.
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Last developer post was July 2016. Not sure if he/she is still following this thread. Timing give some clues to likely version.
[Fire Original Android Development] sd_shadow:
I'm pretty sure that the rom doesn't include a rom, just used the one already installed
[Fire Original Android Development] BeeWall:
I know that Fire Nexus and CM include a boot.img. I assume this does too.

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Do you have an idea which it might be? I don't know the fire is update schedule.

EDIT: I compared the boot.img files in RR and FN. Both include 5.1.4 boot img.
[Fire Original Android Development] TazVegas:
I forgot to flash supersu with this rom and now I cant get permissions. I have tried to reroot but an unable to. any suggestions?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
You will need to reload FireOS from the stock recovery menu (same version you had before; don't try to downgrade), reroot, etc. I would also encourage a different ROM as RR, SlimLP, CM and most of the others are no longer being maintained and have minimal community support. At present Fire Nexus is the only custom ROM for this device receiving regular updates. As a bonus SuperSU is built into the install package. :)
[Fire Original Android Development] DEVILOPS 007:
No themes though?
[Fire Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
I'm sure this thread more then dead lol.. Anyway dropping this here and adding for any update in this custom Rom or any other Rom for the old Fire Tablet.

Any input welcomed. Thanks
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
Lineage 12.1 and Fire Nexus builds (both by [MENTION=5749760]ggow[/MENTION]) are current, maintained and fully functional.
[Fire Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
.. Thanks allot for answer. Can you link me to the thread please?
[Fire Original Android Development] DB126:
https://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/orig-development/rom-fire-nexus-rom-lmy49f-t3300714

https://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/orig-development/rom-lineage-12-1-t3639447
[Fire Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
Thanks mate. So I can easily flash them with Flash fire or do I have to take care of something special? Its so ****ing long time ago I flashed on Amazon Fire Tablet so I'm rather ask before get in trouble with bricking or bootloop.

And Magisk not working I guess so I've to stick with SuperSU?

Thanks for your experience and explanation in advance mate ?
[Fire Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
EDIT: Flashfire not working anymore on my Fire... After open fire app closing immediately.

Please help
[Fire Original Android Development] Kctucka:
You'll need to Unlock your bootloader first, and flash in TWRP. See below for unlock:

https://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/development/unlock-fire-t3899860
[Fire Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
But I'm on Resurrection Rom already and have root already. So bootloader is open already?
[Fire Original Android Development] Kctucka:
Well, you stated that Magisk isn't working. This leads me to believe that you cannot modify your boot image. You can be rooted with being unlocked.

Do you have TWRP?
[Fire Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
Nop I don't have TWRP. I'm still on Amazon fire recovery I checked.

When I got my Fire (4years ago) I remember I used to flashe with flash fire app.

I read a bit through the link you sent me but it looks so complicated.

Can you guid me east steps so I can flash newer lineage OS or nexus OS on my old Fire device please?

I'd really appreciate it mate.. Thank you
[Fire Original Android Development] Kctucka:
Flashfire might work with some of the older versions of the ROM from 2018. This thread talks about some of the issues with FlashFire working currently:

https://xdaforums.com/amazon-fire/help/flashfire-force-closing-t3785446

All of the new versions require unlocked bootloader and TWRP.
[Fire Original Android Development] Connorsdad:
On first powering up the tablet if you unlock it quick you will see SU asking if you would like to grant root permission to settings, I'm fairly sure granting permission caused my storage calculating to get stuck. I did a factory reset and selected storage in settings again, this time it worked fine. I then granted root permission to settings and once again storage would not finish calculating, I removed the permission and storage calculating worked fine :)

Just an fyi I suppose.
[Fire Original Android Development] Dr.TheMaster:
Has anyone tried flashing RR via FlashFire on 5.1.1? Thanks

Kindly press thanks if I helped :)
[Fire Original Android Development] abacabie:
I have successfully flashed RR coming from stock5.1.1 ota on flashfire, slim rom flashed fine as well but i haven't tried cm12.1
[Fire Original Android Development] Dr.TheMaster:
thanks for your answer.. just FYI, some people actually tried flashing CM12.1 via FlashFire and it failed..
[Fire Original Android Development] johnbrady93:
A couple bugs

Hi guys,

I've been running this ROM for the past few days and it's been fantastic, aside from a couple bugs or issues with my device. Both issues persisted after a clean install of the OS and Open Gapps. I came from FireOS 5.0.1 and used my Windows 7 computer (Win10 didn't work for me) to get drivers and ADB working so I could open TWRP and then install the ROMS and stuff from a MicroSD card in the device.

1. Some system apps can't be uninstalled (from ROM Toolbox) like the Clock, Calendar, Calculator, Email, etc. Additionally, when I installed the "stock" Gapps package I couldn't remove any of those apps either. However, I was able to reinstall the operating system with the Pico Gapps and then pick and choose what I wanted to install, and it seemed that while I could not "freeze" the other system apps, I went into their App Details pages and disabled them.

2. The Brightness slider doesn't work and I haven't figured out a way to adjust brightness at all. I haven't heard anybody else mention this so am I just the only one with the problem or is this a problem for everyone/not a capability of the device?

I'd love to hear if other people have experienced the same things!
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
Can someone post a step by step for us newbies on how to install the rom from rooted Fire 5.1.1 and which gapps we should use? Thanks
[Fire Original Android Development] cbolumar:
Hi johnbrady93 the brightness slider is working fine for me , look the screen settings is you have some optión is doing that. The Brighness control option in status bar is working too.
[Fire Original Android Development] Connorsdad:
Try this from the CM12 thread:

[quote name="mastakila" post=64366169]FAQ suggestion

Question:

Why my brightness slider isn't working

Answer:

Try installing Brightness Level and use it to change brightness. After doing this brightness slider should work fine and you can remove Brightness Level.[/QUOTE]
[Fire Original Android Development] johnbrady93:
[MENTION=7115447]Connorsdad[/MENTION], that worked perfectly. I can now control brightness!
[Fire Original Android Development] Joshmccullough:
What Open Gapps have people installed for this ROM? I've had problems with other devices where Open Gapps says that I don't have enough space to install one package or another; I've used Pico Gapps on the SlimLP ROM, is that the only one that can be used?
[Fire Original Android Development] johnbrady93:
I used the stock and the Pico, both worked fine for me. However, I found that I couldn't uninstall anything from the Gapps so I'd recommend going with the Pico and then installing whatever you want from there, or going with the Aroma installer.
[Fire Original Android Development] Connorsdad:
I use arm 1.5 pico
[Fire Original Android Development] nirogu325:
I have always used these for GApps. They've never given me any kind of issues on my two Fire tablets, my Galaxy S1 or Galaxy S3.
[Fire Original Android Development] Pond-life:
I couldn't get aroma to work, it started up opposite way up to TWRP and on the first page where you have to press something wouldn't acknowledge any input.
[Fire Original Android Development] kaana:
Wow, looks awesome. :good:

Since the device doesn't have a home button, a double knock wake up like G4 would be wonderful.

I'm a newbie so forgive me if it's a unappropiate wish.

Thank you for doing this.
[Fire Original Android Development] gitchrodd:
Aroma works but it won't register touch. Have to use our power and volume keys to navigate and its incredibly complicated and hard to use.

Edit: I did slim zero gapps beta with thyrus zip flashed on top. Works great for me.
[Fire Original Android Development] Dr.TheMaster:
double tap to wake is actually not possible, it needs a hardware support ;) (some devs tried it with Xperia Z1 and faced massive battery drain because it basically kept the screen on with black background :D )
[Fire Original Android Development] Pond-life:
Ah that does sound a pain to use.
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
I've tried installing from fire is 5.1.1, through flash fire even wiped everything but I keep getting an error about can't copy over something. Not sure what to do.
[Fire Original Android Development] gitchrodd:
Did you click the check box for mount system?
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
Yes. I was able to flashfire the slimlp rom but not RR. I may try to install it from RR and see what happens
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
We;l just tried flashing RR from slim and it didnt work :(
[Fire Original Android Development] Joshmccullough:
Do you mean you flashed it via FlashFire, or through manual steps/ADB using your computer?

Wiped clean and flashed this morning from Slim using my computer/ADB and this ROM is neck-and-neck with Slim in terms of speed and performance, but has even better options. Not slamming Slim at all, just noting differences.

EDIT: Just saw your post above this one, now i see you're using FlashFire, my bad!

Sent from my ROM'd-out Amazon Fire
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
I used flash fire. How would I do it from computer?
[Fire Original Android Development] dEris:
Currently running SlimLP. What's the best method to switch to this. I have the locked bootloader.
[Fire Original Android Development] Pond-life:
Judging from paltieldav's comments you can't atm.
[Fire Original Android Development] abacabie:
I have the locked bootloader from Amazon 5.1.1 and was able to flash RR with flashfire, order of flash i used.

Wipe

Resurrection Remix

supersu

Pico gapps
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
I did the same thing but RR wouldn't load. Just went back to setting up slimlp again. I even tired wiping everything.
[Fire Original Android Development] Pond-life:
Was that going from Stock or from SlimLP?
[Fire Original Android Development] abacabie:
That was going from slim LP, I also moved swipe from the bottom so it was first in order in flashfire, not sure if that was important but it just seemed logical.

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After I had added all the zip files to flashfire I had to manually move the wipe command from the bottom so it was first in the list , my previous attempt had Failed until I done that, i'm really not sure if that made a difference or I was just lucky.
[Fire Original Android Development] paltieldav:
Just tried moving wipe to the top. It didn't work. :(

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abcabie, can you list exactly what you did and what the flashfire screen looked like? I tried twice and still no go.
[Fire Original Android Development] Joshmccullough:
Here's the steps I've followed, using Linux command line.

1. Using command line, get into folder where you've got all your files to flash (ex. ~/Desktop/ROMFiles).

2. Power on/plug in/unlock Fire tablet.

Using command line:

3. adb shell reboot bootloader

4. fastboot boot TRWP... ***make sure you use the right version numbers; just type the TWRP and then the Tab key to auto-fill, use the correct TWRP file that's compatible with the Amazon Fire***

Via TWRP:

5. MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!!!!

6. Wipe all through TWRP stock wiping function.

7. Flash ROM

8. Flash Gapps

9. Reboot. Profit.
[Fire Original Android Development] abacabie:
This is the sequence i used in flashfire, i ticked auto-mount for each zip and left everoot disabled, i could long press on wipe in the list and move it to the top but i have no ideas if that was needed, like i said it just made more sense to wipe first.
[Fire Original Android Development] Pond-life:
Yeah he was on 5.1.1 so that won't work, hence using Flashfire.

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What didn't work, you couldn't get it to move to the top, or it moved but still didn't install?