#otter2

You will need:

Google's SDK Platform Tools

Minimal ADB and FastBoot (this is technically not neccessary, but I couldn't get regular fastboot working on my machine 100%).

Every file mentioned in this github guide.

If anything linked is not available, I'll have a full mirror linked at the end of this post.

Make sure that adb is installed and working, by plugging in your kindle and typing "adb devices" into a command prompt. If it doesn't immediately work, try reinstalling based on this guide in Windows Device Manager.

Once adb is definitely working, follow all steps in this Github Guide.

You'll need to root, and with the stock tablet, which has no access to a file manager this is impossible to do without an external device. I used Kingoroot, the desktop version. Keep in mind KingoRoot does install some basic adware, but windows 10 can detect and remove it easily.

If you're like me, once you reach the fastboot section, every command attempt leaves out errors. At this point, navigate to the folder of the Minimal ADB and Fastboot programs installed earlier. Open it in command prompt. You can do this quickly by typing cmd into your file explorer.

Then in these folders, try running the fastboot commands again. This will instead use minimal fastboot, which for some reason works while official tools don't.

Then you need only follow the rest of the Github Guide, making minor changes in the filenames depending on what you downloaded.

Mirrors:

Mediafire

MEGA