[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 General] :
I'm having trouble getting SuperSU to update binaries.

These are the steps I followed:

1. Download Kingoroot PC version at www.kingoapp.com <installed>

2. Root your Kindle using Kingoroot <run windows app and root phone..phone goes to 100% rooted>

Step 2B: reboot <adb reboot to reboot phone>

3. Install ES File Explorer, download SuperSU apk for later use <adb install esxplorer.apk> <copied supersu.apk to /downloads>

4. Download the attachment below and paste into, ie /sdcard/Kingo.to.SuperSU <directory on internal storage called Kingo.to.SuperSU with files>

5. Run ADB Shell and type:

adb shell

su

mount -w -o remount /system

<I get the # prompt and no errors issuing command, just an echo return of the above command>

6. Keep the root-accessed ADB shell open, then remove root by using Kingoroot PC version <so right after I issue the above commands, I keep the # adb window open, load up kingoroot and remove root..and 100% sucessful root removed>

7. In the ADB shell type

cd /sdcard/Kingo.to.SuperSU

cp ./su /system/xbin/daemonsu

chmod 0755 /system/xbin/daemonsu

daemonsu -d &

<i issue these commands and no errors>

8. Still keep that ADB shell opened, then sideload the SuperSU apk and install <I tried 2 ways, one way to just copy the apk to the device, but also tried adb install supersu.apk which installs the app.>

9. In the ADB shell type (there should be lots of error, just type them all)

Code:

rm /system/xbin/supolicy

rm /system/bin/install-recovery.sh

rm -rf /system/usr/iku

<no errors>

10. Run SuperSU and update binary then it should ask you to reboot device.

<At this point, it says no su binaries are installed.>

* I also tried to trick it via instead of removing kingo superuser, I would then install and load up supersu and it would try to update the binaries but it would just hang.

What am I doing wrong? It seems that removing root, even though the adb window is open, it still loses root, so supersu cannot update the binaries...I must be doing something wrong. any help appreciated.

Here is the exact list im going off of:

/*

Step 0: Enable ADB and install apps from other sources. Confirm you are on 5.3.1.1 or earlier. Do not downgrade from 5.3.2.1. You can downgrade from 5.3.2 to 5.3.1.1 (but not to 5.3.1)

1. Download Kingoroot PC version at www.kingoapp.com

2. Root your Kindle using Kingoroot

Step 2B: reboot

3. Install ES File Explorer, download SuperSU apk for later use

4. Download the attachment below and paste into, ie /sdcard/Kingo.to.SuperSU

5. Run ADB Shell and type

Code:

su

mount -w -o remount /system

6. Keep the root-accessed ADB shell open, then remove root by using Kingoroot PC version

7. In the ADB shell type

Code:

cd /sdcard/Kingo.to.SuperSU

cp ./su /system/xbin/daemonsu

chmod 0755 /system/xbin/daemonsu

daemonsu -d &

8. Still keep that ADB shell opened, then sideload the SuperSU apk and install it

9. In the ADB shell type (there should be lots of error, just type them all)

Code:

rm /system/xbin/supolicy

rm /system/bin/install-recovery.sh

rm -rf /system/usr/iku

10. Run SuperSU and update binary then it should ask you to reboot device.

11. Open up SuperSU and go to setting

12. Set the "Default Access" as Grant instead of "Prompt" under the "Access" section

13. All the apps should have root access and DONE.

Step 14: remove kingolink and that kingo battery app from kindle

Step 15: uninstall kingo from PC via manual unins000.exe inside install directory in programs(x86)

Step 16: Install Root Checker and confirm you have root. Run adb shell and confirm you still have su

/*

Please help.

I think something is happening after step 6 when I remove root, it takes out the binaries so supersu can't update? I gotta be doing something wrong. I'm keeping the adb root # window open.

* I have nuked it to 5.3.1.1 from 5.3.1.0 to start fresh...and same result.