Originally Posted by KChiefs1 (Post 12804940)

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Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish (Post 12797111)

Fish, I wanted to take minute to thank you again for all your work in this thread. And the other "cut the cord"threads.

In the last 18 months I've had a great experience learning about the best way to stream and saving a metric ton of $ in my house. The ability to port it anywhere my business takes me is also a huge plus.

I look back at the tvaddons forum and I feel bad for so many of the administrators. When I joined, I searched and searched any problems I had to find solutions. Reading it over the last 18 months and seeing how they handle the posters who can't find any traction, can't convey properly, I can understand why lambda called it quits.

So thanks again, Fish.

Originally Posted by Fish (Post 12805198)

That man is a ****ing moron. Completely untrue bullshit.

Originally Posted by Fish (Post 12195168)

Easiest way is to use your computer that's on the same network as the fireTV. Download this to your computer: http://jocala.com/

Get the IP address of your FireTV.
Turn on adb debugging on your FireTV:


Run adbFire, connect to the IP address you recorded above. Once connected, there's a button to install any .apk file. Select the .apk you downloaded from my link above.

Originally Posted by thabear04 (Post 12809285)

I tried to update to Krypton for kodi on my firestick I followed these steps.



And when I go on kodi I still have Jarvis.

Originally Posted by thabear04 (Post 12809317)

I download this https://kodi.tv/download-thanks?u=ht....1-Krypton.exe

And I open the adbLink and connected my device and then install APK.

Originally Posted by Fish (Post 12809337)

That's not an apk file, bud. See the .exe at the end?

Here's the link you want: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/releases/andr...rmeabi-v7a.apk

Try it with that file.

Originally Posted by bevischief (Post 12823742)

Which is the better one to buy? At this point to jailbreak it?

Originally Posted by Fish (Post 12809352)

FYI... FireTV and stick owners....

There are now different versions of the Android KODI build. There's an ARMV7A(32-bit) and an ARMV8A(64-bit).

For FireTV v1 and FireTV Stick, you'll use the 32-bit version.
Fore FireTV v2, you'll use the 64-bit version.

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson (Post 12837607)

Worth it to upgrade from an Gen 1 to a Gen 2?

Originally Posted by Fish (Post 12837750)

For the price, yeah. The Gen 2 supports 4K. That would kill the Gen 1. That should give you a rough idea of the hardware performance increase. The Gen 1 is also maxed out on the Amazon-hacked version of Android v5 32bit. Which is probably a more important factor. Gen 2 supports Amazon-hacked version of Android v6+ 64bit. So you're going to run into compatibility issues with the Gen 1's pretty soon.