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Originally Posted by jduck
the adb commands would be done in a windows cmd window or a linux terminal. I was not specific on those because that detail is covered under the umbrella of getting adb working - if you used the kindle fire utility to root, adb should be in the directory where you put kfu and you may need to cd there and use .\adb (windows) or ./adb (linux) instead of just 'adb'; if you have installed the android sdk then it's somewhere in the android sdk directory structure.
The commands indicated by a $ or # prompt would normally be done in that same window after starting a shell via adb. But in some cases (everything other than the post-upgrade step of copying su into /system/xbin) you can use the terminal app (get from the google market) on your Fire to do the same thing. It is easier to type on your pc than on the Fire screen though!
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Okay, I DO have adb installed in a folder on my C Drive on my PC and just opened a command window in that folder and was able to get a "daemon" running when I ran adb shell but I think I will stick to the easier FireFireFire routine.
Glad to have this in my back pocket in case I run into difficulties with FireFire Fire in the future so thanks for the instructions.