mrhaydendp / Fire-Tools

Tools for debloating and installing Google Play Services on Fire Tablets + More!
https://blog.mrhaydendp.com/fire-tools
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Run the tool but no effect #60

Closed obrien-james closed 1 day ago

obrien-james commented 4 weeks ago

Hi I am in the same situation as this.

Fire tab 7th gen - Fire os 5.7.0

I downloaded the apks from the links you provided added them to the batch folder and batch installed them.

It says they installed successfully, but I dont see them on the fire tablet:

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Would also want to change the launcher etc...

The debloat reports its successful, but I'm not sure how to check this

Originally posted by @obrien-james in https://github.com/mrhaydendp/Fire-Tools/issues/53#issuecomment-2446178370

mrhaydendp commented 4 weeks ago

The problem is this tool was made for Android 8.0+ in mind but Fire OS 5.7 is Android 5.1, so some commands don't work properly or the same. I can give you some commands to manually run when I get home to get the debloat list working and install Google services if you'd like.

obrien-james commented 4 weeks ago

That would be very helpful mate.

thanks

mrhaydendp commented 4 weeks ago

You should be able to open the debloat.sh script in Fire-Tools/Scripts/Posix and replace:

adb shell pm disable-user "$app" >/dev/null 2>&1 && adb shell pm clear "$app" > /dev/null;;

with

adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 "$app" >/dev/null 2>&1 && adb shell pm clear "$app" > /dev/null;;
obrien-james commented 3 weeks ago

Thanks I will give I a go

obrien-james commented 3 weeks ago

do you have the commands to update the batch install too?

mrhaydendp commented 3 weeks ago

The batch installer should work regardless of the Android version. It could be the APKs that I recommended, here are the recommended ones for the 7th gen Fire tablets according to Android Police:

mrhaydendp commented 3 weeks ago

You can also install them directly from the tablet by transfering the APKs to a folder on the device and opening them with the Files app. Could you also run adb shell pm list packages -3 and share the output so I can see if any of the apps actually installed or just showed a false success message?