Need help with Kindle Fire

[douglasfamily]

Hi, I used a guide from xda and followed these instructions

-Re-name the file to update.zip
-Moved it to the root of the SD card
-Booted in to TWRP
-Factory Wipe/Restore
-Wiped Cache
-Wiped Dalvik Cache
-Wiped System
-Installed the "update.zip"
-Wiped cache/dalvik again
-Rebooted

I think the update failed and with the system wipe I no longer have an os, just an assumption though. I still have twrp on boot. I now am stuck at the boot logo screen. I need help to bring her back alive, it belongs to my 7 yr old son and I cant tell him Daddy cant fix it. Please someone help, thanks in advance.
PS I have rooted a few phones but beside that I am total noob.

[hillmom]

Sorry, I don't have one so I'm not up on messing with them. If it is like most phones, if you can get into recovery then it is fixable. Is there a stock image you can flash or maybe a backup?

[douglasfamily]

I have a stock update.zip but have a problem with twrp recovery flashing it. Unfortunately no back up.

[hillmom]

This thread at XDA might help: Kindle back to stock - xda-developers

[ToeJamm]

Have you checked into help on a Kindle Forum? I don't have any experience with these devices either.

[douglasfamily]

This thread at XDA might help: Kindle back to stock - xda-developers

Thanks. I'll give it a try. Right now I'm away from the computer.

[douglasfamily]

Have you checked into help on a Kindle Forum? I don't have any experience with these devices either.

Yes I have posted in their forum but this is also a great community

[hillmom]

Sorry I couldn't be more help. It did look like there was some great reading material in there to help you out.

[1coopgt]

So what does a 7 year old run on a Kindle Fire that it needs to be rooted ? Just wondering I'm not trying to be a jerk . My Razr Maxx is rooted but my Infinity TF700 isn't .

[scottysize]

I've never rooted any of my tablets. Never really saw a need to.