Root Stuck at twrp 2.4.2.0

[chrisk]

Hi,

Could I grab a little help please?

I've followed all hash-codes steps on the xda forum, with the exception of placing the;

(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128175&page=1)

cm-10.1-20130227-UNOFFICIAL-jem.zip
gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip

I left them downloading whilst getting on with the other steps. Assuming I could do them once the rest had been completed (as the files were slow to download)

My Kindle boots into the twrp-2.4.2.0 console after flashing up the yellow, then blue logos (although won't boot into the original O/S now) my question is how do I get the two files back over to it so I can flash to the CM O/S? When I user adb I get;

./adb devicesList of devices attached
???????????? no permissions

(I've restarted adb server a few times..)

And any attemped copy over to the device as in adb push results in no permissions on the device.

Kinda stuck, can someone please help :/

Chris

 

[PRallday168]

Hi,

Could I grab a little help please?

I've followed all hash-codes steps on the xda forum, with the exception of placing the;

(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128175&page=1)

cm-10.1-20130227-UNOFFICIAL-jem.zip
gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip

I left them downloading whilst getting on with the other steps. Assuming I could do them once the rest had been completed (as the files were slow to download)

My Kindle boots into the twrp-2.4.2.0 console after flashing up the yellow, then blue logos (although won't boot into the original O/S now) my question is how do I get the two files back over to it so I can flash to the CM O/S? When I user adb I get;

./adb devicesList of devices attached
???????????? no permissions

(I've restarted adb server a few times..)

And any attemped copy over to the device as in adb push results in no permissions on the device.

Kinda stuck, can someone please help :/

Chris

Have you tried going to Mount/Mount USB Storage in twrp ?

 

[chrisk]

Have you tried going to Mount/Mount USB Storage in twrp ?

Hi,

I did try that, but it didn't make any difference. I managed to get around this by copying over the files (./adb push * /sdcard/) during the brief period I had rights over the kindle O/S before it booted up fully.