Before we start this: I am new to Android, especially FIRE OS, and really need some help. Also, this is refering to a Amazon Kindle Fire 7" 2nd Generation.
Lets start from the beginning. I decided to root my kindle, and I installed Google Play Services on it. I then updated, and decided to wipe the services (It was causing some problems) and reinstall it. Because "vending.app" is the main files that runs the services (I thought), I found a "Vending" folder under /SYS in the file directory. Me being an idiot, I deleted it, and it froze my kindle, I forced a restart, but then all I got was the Blue "Kindle Fire" screen. It would show the logo, crash, then restart again, basically a boot-loop. I did some research, and decided to fastboot my kindle, wipe it clean, and install a recovery. I bought a FACTORY CABLE, and successfully fast-booted my device. I then installed a portion of (what I think) is the Android Developer thing-a-ma-bob that contains the ABD and fastboot files. The thing is, I have my fastbooted kindle connected to the computer via USB, but ADB AND FASTBOOT DOES NOT RECOGNIZE IT. All its says is "<waiting for device>". Does this have something to do with the "Vending" File I deleted, or is it a computer problem.
PS: I have a MAC, and(I don't think) requires drivers, so drivers is not the cause. I also cannot use any 3rd party recovery softwares due to not being able to run .bat and .exe
THINGS I HAVE TRIED:
-Switching to the normal Kindle Charger (USB)
-Hard Starting the Kindle
-Trying to boot into recover w/ VOLUME UP (Does not Work)
-Changing USB Ports
Any Help Will Be Appreciated, Thanks!
Lets start from the beginning. I decided to root my kindle, and I installed Google Play Services on it. I then updated, and decided to wipe the services (It was causing some problems) and reinstall it. Because "vending.app" is the main files that runs the services (I thought), I found a "Vending" folder under /SYS in the file directory. Me being an idiot, I deleted it, and it froze my kindle, I forced a restart, but then all I got was the Blue "Kindle Fire" screen. It would show the logo, crash, then restart again, basically a boot-loop. I did some research, and decided to fastboot my kindle, wipe it clean, and install a recovery. I bought a FACTORY CABLE, and successfully fast-booted my device. I then installed a portion of (what I think) is the Android Developer thing-a-ma-bob that contains the ABD and fastboot files. The thing is, I have my fastbooted kindle connected to the computer via USB, but ADB AND FASTBOOT DOES NOT RECOGNIZE IT. All its says is "<waiting for device>". Does this have something to do with the "Vending" File I deleted, or is it a computer problem.
PS: I have a MAC, and(I don't think) requires drivers, so drivers is not the cause. I also cannot use any 3rd party recovery softwares due to not being able to run .bat and .exe
THINGS I HAVE TRIED:
-Switching to the normal Kindle Charger (USB)
-Hard Starting the Kindle
-Trying to boot into recover w/ VOLUME UP (Does not Work)
-Changing USB Ports
Any Help Will Be Appreciated, Thanks!
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