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[Kindle Fire Android Development] Joy2DaWurld:
Whether he is or isn't attempting a fix, it's irrelevant because he's devoting all his time to ICS. Why would anyone (random users, not dev) go through the hassle of fixing a small glitch in CM7 when they have a properly working ICS, assuming that's when the fix will be released.

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Just wanted to say thank you for your hard work. I'm one of the (few) that will wait until a proper release of ICS opposed to jumping on CM7 right away. I recently just got ICS for my SGS Vibrant for T-Mobile and it's just...wow. I was absolutely blown away and I have the same expectations of my Fire.

Keep up the great work. Expect me to buy you a beer (or coffee?) tomorrow. Yawn.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thelgow:
Which rom you tried? I have a Vibrant and got sick of the gingerbread jackups and went back to a froyo rom. But i'm growing tired of it.

And as I stated earlier, why fix cm7 when 9 is in the works.

The first post I feel shouldnt be updated as a slight lesson in reading a thread before jumping in.

And BJanice, can I have a hug? the bad man talked mean to me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bjanice44:
You weren't around a few days ago.. it was ridiculously nasty and childish in the forum. Just trying to keep it civil and grownup......
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lobstrain:
Completely unnecessary. Nobody should feel unwelcome in these forums. It's much better for people to be asking these questions before doing anything than coming back demanding someone to tell them how to fix it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Whiskey103:
Yo people, can we keep it nice and friendly please ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Veritass:
Well can do
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cllinna:
Hey now calm down, maybe take a minute to go over the rules of the forum again.

I think it's better for people to ask questions first and educate themselves than to make a mistake cause they were too afraid to ask.

2.5 Courtesy towards other Members: Treat new members the way you would like to have been treated when you were a new member. When dealing with any member, provide them with guidance, advice and instruction when you can and always with respect and courtesy. Never post in a demanding, argumentative, disrespectful or self-righteous manner.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Joy2DaWurld:
I'm on Passion beta v5. I admit the battery is decent/good at best. If you keep your data off (I do not), life improves drastically. +1 on the Froyo rom. I was on Ultimate Rom 8.2 for the longest time because I was just being lazy and waiting for ICS. Passion seems to be the most reliable and least buggy. It isn't perfect but close to it ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Veritass:
Could not having sound have any thing to do with the kernel?

Maybe someone can make for cm7
[Kindle Fire Android Development] itskapil:
Grr.. ADB never works the way it should work (i guess for me only)

After I type cd cache, I'm getting this error "can't cd to cache"

My KF is rooted, can anybody tell what's wrong?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DooMLoRD:
try this:

cd /cache
[Kindle Fire Android Development] itskapil:
Nay, it didn't helped. Got same error.

C:\xxx\xxx>adb shell
$ cd /cache
cd /cache
cd: can't cd to /cache
$
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gett:
Why? In general, they (we) are a great community. Isolated incidents dont make general picture.

Waste majority of that community (included me) think that Calvin and all other devs do a great job.

Sorry for posting here
[Kindle Fire Android Development] S0ci0:
You didn't ask for su first
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Epix4G:
C:\xxx\xxx>adb shell

$ su

password:

#

if you have # you have super user =root and then it will work
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sgood1971:
Please leave the thread then before you get it closed again due to this type of commentary.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teookie:
@jackpot

Keep up the good work man! Who cares what the haters say! LOL
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JvictorSS:
@jackpot

You're doing a great job for all of us, if somebody doesn't appreciate it, stay quiet and use the stock ROM. That's why you have options.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Whiskey103:
Carry On ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teookie:
I've read the whole thread so if this is answered somewhere I missed it.

Why do we need to flash the stock recovery back on? Can't we just leave CW on there?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
I haven't found a way use idme in clockwork
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tannerzion:
Due to only having one button, it automatically boots into recovery, so while you have the modified recovery on there, the only thing that'll happen when you turn it on is it'll boot into recovery and give you one option - to flash update.zip.

Or at least that's what I think.. But it gives you where to start with thinking about it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnjewitt2004:
Problem

I have rooted the fire and i have super user access as i have a hash sign but when i type cp /sdcard/log /cache/recovery it says cp: not found any help would be appreciated, thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] phillyman02:
Busybox not installed?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] itskapil:
Cool, su worked. I'm on CM7 now :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnjewitt2004:
How do you install busy box, thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teookie:
If you root with super one click it will ask if you want to install busybox. Also, I think there is a busybox download inside the super user app somewhere.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnjewitt2004:
thanks but now when i type cp/sdcard/log/cache/recovery it says cp: can't stat '/sdcard/log': no such file or directory, i have the 4 files pasted to the root of the device, thanks again
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
follow this:

http://www.kindlefirewire.com/2011/12/06/how-to-install-cyanogenmod-7-on-kindle-fire-tutorial-video/
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnjewitt2004:
Thanks but that is what i have been following and all i get is cp: can't stat '/sdcard/log':no such file or directory

do you just place the four files in the root of the fire or do you put them in a folder called sdcard, sorry for the dumb question but im new to android, thanks in advance
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pwnyourace:
ok this is sortof on topic and off topic to this ROM. i just replaced my evo 3d for the htc arrive (i wanted a WP7 device i know the specs are a downgrade). but anyways, i was thinking about getting an android tablet because i still like the OS i just liked WP7 better for my actual phone. i dont have all the money in the world to spend on a tablet and this one is only $200 and its got a dual core processor with 512 mb of ram. what im wondering is, to those who flashed this ROM, as an android tablet and not a kindle device, hows it run like as an actual tablet because i know it was built to be a media consumption device
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lolreconlol:
Thanks, that was a lot easier to follow than the OP. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zonbal33:
How stable is this so far, can this be my daily Rom? How is cm7 better than stock rooted KF?

Also, can anyone take more screenshots? Apps, settings,etc.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] michintom:
I been using this as a daily rom. I love it so far. I remember CM7 alpha 2 always had sleep issues, and wi-fi issues on my hp touchpad.

This version has some sleep issues from time to time and no audio. Other than those two issues, it is great and I love it. :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DooMLoRD:
noob question:

what is idme?

which device board config did u use for building CWM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
The idme binary writes the nvram (possibly wrong) but the device consults the nvram on boot to see where it's booting into. If 0x5001 is written it goes into recovery, 0x4003 is fastboot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DooMLoRD:
ah ok... so its kind of a binary which sets a state right? so u call it with some arguments then it sets the boot state to that and does it immediately reboot or we need to reboot separately?

if its just a binary file which needs correct arguments then dont worry its VERY EASY to make it work in CWM :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fr4nk1yn:
reboot.needs.to be specified separately . 4002 is fastboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DooMLoRD:
@JackpotKalvin

this is how i execute custom commands via CWM:

https://github.com/DooMLoRD/Xperia-X10-Boot-Manager/blob/master/bootable/recovery/recovery.c#L784

basically just:

__system("<command_here>");

after that u can invoke a reboot using reboot wrapper or plain reboot command

:)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnjewitt2004:
Does anyone have any idea about this one, I am still having a problem and i have rooted and unrooted about thirty times and still get this error, thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fsteves:
The inherent issue here is that when you have the SDCARD mounted via USB in order to do sideloading, it is no longer mounted to /sdcard. It has nothing to do with rooting and unrooting, that advice was never sensible. You need to EJECT the device from the USB settings on your PC, as well as from the K'Fire itself on the screen. Cannot stat = File Not Found.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rdwyer228:
This has probably already been asked about a million times, but I didn't see it in the OP so I figured I would ask anyways. Has the ROM being 90 degrees off been fixed yet? If so, how would one go about doing said fix?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] hwong96:
See OP post #31
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abowlby:
So WiFi is a go here? The OP needs updated...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
just stay stock until ics is ready
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sxrmafia:
Dear OP,

I have been closely and silently following your thread since i got my fire and i have seen a lot of people demanding stuff over here .. though there are trolls everywhere , you should ignore then and continue with your development on the device at your own pace. I am not complaining but would like to request you to take some time and update the first post with pictures and maybe a video also you could mention the howto install guide in simple steps(though i believe this should be devs only till the ROM is final). and you may aswell update the thread with what is working and what not and what has been achieved and some check list items that need dev support. That way some other devs out here on xda may lend a hand to your work and also it will prevent the thread from turning into a mess.

Hat's off to your hard-work.Success is not very far !!

Thanks

A Fire User :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thelgow:
If you read up, it's technically a dead project.

Clavin wanted to see if he could even get CM7 on it. He did, it was stable, he jumped to working on CM9.

It's like asking for Vista patches when he's working on getting 7 to you.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gett:
+1

True is that Calvin jump to work on CM9, but who knows, maybe other devs are interested to use his work for further developing of CM7?

Edit: just checked this
[Kindle Fire Android Development] renegade027:
Haha! Like your analogy. But! For one, CM7 is more like NT, not Vista and (2) If 'getting 7 to you' is like.....two months away, doesn't it make sense to patch Vista a bit so as to not be stuck on ME?:D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thelgow:
Ahh could be 2 months, could be Sunday.

And I recommend rolling back from ME to 98se.

Ah just saw the other thread. I was monitoring general and dev since release. But since last week and change I gave up on general.

I wasnt going crazy and turning into Johnny Storm trying to flame everything.

I see how the same questions keep poppingup, etc, drove me nuts.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] whistlestop:
As I'm impatient and don't want to wait for CM9 I figured I'd try to get CM7 working for the few remaining items I want (sound, video in the browser and bluetooth) As of last night I have a working ROM for sound and you can track any further progress in this thread
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JvictorSS:
Remember to press "disconnect" on the kindle too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] a2296455:
Where can we find the CM9 development thread? It's not on Cyanogen's official website...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] asb2164:
http://bit.ly/tM35ZB
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
That was some sick ****. My mind was blown, and I felt stupid at the same time ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cllinna:
That was awesome, cracked me up!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] k3v00:
love it lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Gam3r 4 Life:
Does anyone know of a way other than increasing the DPI to make the home screen icons larger? Ive tried several different launchers, different themes, and tried all the settings within cyanogen and adw settings and cant figure out a way. The only thing that has worked is using the "lcd resolution" app. But that cuts the sharpness down a lot. Thanks guys and keep up the great work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Uejji:
I used to use "LCDDensity for Root," although that doesn't persist.

Anyway, when adjusting density, the key is to use the "magic numbers" for Android DPI. These numbers are 120, 160, 240, 320.

The Fire is I believe set to 160 dpi, so changing to 240 should allow it to use the hdpi drawables in a pixel-perfect manner.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loki154:
you should be able to change the density in the build.prop and have it persist.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] k3v00:
I have to say i didnt even poke around with the stock os other than turnng it on and mount ing my files. But i absultly love my fire..... this thing is fast as hell. There is two thing tho the free xda app always fc and the home and menu buttons need toflip flop. Im using go launcher ex and its @#$%&*$g amazing. Thanks youguys.i used the kindle fire utility v6 and 5 mins later was completly amazd.please excuse my spelling. Thanks again to all the people involved.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
:-) happy holidays!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] markcyst:
ADW does this in "Icon Settings"
[Kindle Fire Android Development] EVOvillain:
Ok, so I installed CM7 and it was working fine. I selected reboot to recovery from the menu after holding down the power button down. I installed Google apps but the kindle just keeps automatically rebooting to recovery mode. I cant get back to CM7 because it wont boot anything except TWRP. Any ideas about what I might be doing wrong?

EDIT: Ok I fixed it using advice from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20421225&postcount=222
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DrPepperLives23:
Is there a way to OC the fire on CM7? I didn't see any AOSP kernels.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] G1ForFun:
This has been posted everywhere *facepalm

Here.

Sure is a kernel that works with CM right here, but it automatically detects if the cpu is capable of running 1.2 ghz or not (if it isnt then it sets to 1ghz which is default) although it still has many other tweaks that the stock kernel does not have. I believe the gpu is also overclocked compared to stock.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bradsinram:
Is sound not working on this?? Just flashed and im not getting any audio
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1390773
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bradsinram:
I flashed the one in this thread so im not to sure why your linking me to that one and i dont see anything on either explaining it
[Kindle Fire Android Development] borborpa:
I you read this thread, you'd have seen sound didn't work, and the OP only made it to see if he could, then moved onto getting ICS working.

The thread you were linked to is for the updated version of CM7 with sound and hardware acceleration working. That is the one you should flash.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bradsinram:
Do you think i would be fine with just a flash over?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] borborpa:
You can always try it. Backup first just in case, but in theory it should work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bradsinram:
Yeah I did but I got stuck where it shows the exclamation sign then goes straight into recovery, what causes that? And Ik how to get back using kindle utility my comp is broken though:(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] borborpa:
Did you "Reboot into Recovery"? That will do it, it locks you into fastboot. The only way to get out is via a computer.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] litotamez:
hi guys i have a problem, cannot install the market! why? please help!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bradsinram:
Yeah, is there another way to get into recovery without being stuck?

Edit nevermind for got about hitting. The power button when I turn it on thanks lol sorry cor the newb question
[Kindle Fire Android Development] toonakan:
I am stuck in recovery and I am connected to my computer but can't figure out how to get out of it. What is the simplest option? I have been getting stuck at every turn. What details can I provide that would be most helpful?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MMDominator88:
adb shell

idme bootmode 4000

reboot

Read the forums!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] toonakan:
Have read, have done. I get an error /sbin/sh idme: function not found. I get this error on practically any function I try.

This happened when it attempted to update to 6.2.1 while I was in the midst of following cm7instructions. The last thing I needed to do was move log and last_log to cache. The update forced me into cwm.

I have tried to move them in recovery but cannot mount cache as rw. I feel like I am missing something simple which is why I asked the simple question. Thanks for responding anyway.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
do u have twrp or cwm?

sent from my kindle fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MMDominator88:
adb set up correctly, try a different usb port..?

Have you tried re-installing the drivers for Windows? I have the file (updated with G2 and Kindle Fire hardware ID's) if u need it. When you run adb devices, does it show the serial # of your KF?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] toonakan:
I have resolved this. I run on linux and had the android.rules set up incorrectly which I didn't think of because I could see my device in recovery I just couldn't get fastboot to recognize it...serious rookie mistake. I was stuck in CWM and couldn't do anything so i installed TWRP, mounted as mass storage,side loaded the 6.2.1 and flashed. Worked like a champ...time to go do a backup.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MMDominator88:
Always make a backup frist ;)

Glad everything worked out and good idea!!

d=^_^=b
[Kindle Fire Android Development] datacron:
How's the battery life on CM7 compared to stock? I flashed the moment I had my hands on the device so I have nothing to compare to... fail.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teookie:
Seems about the same.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ioz9:
thank you ,it's too nice
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Talk about thread reincarnation
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ZzHacks:
lol i know right
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Roland Deschain:
Anyone know if you can flash this or any other CM7 ROM over a CM9 (Energy ROM in my case) ROM with just a factory reset/data wipe, or do you need to flash a stock Kindle ROM first, or what? I can't find anything that talks about it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Steve125:
If you wipe data, cache, and dalvik before you flash, you should be fine. Also remember to make a nandroid backup just in case it doesn't work so you have something to go back to.

Sent from my CM7 DROID X2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pestilent:
How can you tell if your system has the update? Unless it's something I wouldn't notice, I haven't installed any updates on mine yet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lobstrain:
You can see your version under "Device Information", if I'm not mistaken. I can't say for sure since I don't have my KF on me right now. I think updated KFs are on 6.1.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dbdynsty25:
The other way to tell is if you have the Facebook shortcut. It isn't on the device fresh out of the box. It gets downloaded with the update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pyrostic:
are you on irc and if so what is the server / channel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blauciel:
In settings, hit Device. Updated version is 6.1_user_2017120.

Jackpot, If you still need the system info I'm willing to factory reset and post the files. I'll get on IRC as well.

//Tapatalk.KindleFire//
[Kindle Fire Android Development] neilrl79:
On every android phone i've ever had if you do a "factory reset" it only wipes data, all updates you've taken stay. I can't imagine it would be different on the kf.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pestilent:
Sadly, that's the ver mine is on.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cantellay:
Fire System Dump

If nobody has a system dump by this Friday, I was planning on buying a new Fire and can get a system dump sometime that evening if it is still needed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] manifest3r:
I will have it for sure by Friday night :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] richardg42:
Very nice! Great work and all that.

As others have said would be great to see your source.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] UnU$UAL ROC:
Awesome news!

Grats to Jackpot! Hopefully we will have a recovery soon too! And Thanks to Death For working on that Kernal Thas Also Good News!

Any News On the Bluetooth working on that kernal build?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
I'll check out bluetooth and I'll post the source on github :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sl0ttedpig:
This is awesome news Clavin, really great work! :D

I just hope the 6.2 update doesn't break the ability to install CM7+ on it in the future.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pyrostic:
If there is a will there is a way.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blauciel:
Just don't run the update. ;-)

//Tapatalk.EVO3D//
[Kindle Fire Android Development] EABonney:
By all accounts we are not being given a choice. The kindle seems set to auto update and it is breaking root and gapps. Very frustrating actually if true.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sl0ttedpig:
Right, the update happens without warning, so unless you want to stay disconnected from Wifi forever, I think it's only a matter of time before it gets pushed. However, I'm sure there must be a hack for that somewhere.

However, from what we can tell, the update isn't a malicious update by Amazon, it's probably a stability fix for regular users (although I haven't seen any changes to anything). That being said, it does seem to reset /system/app and others to their default state, thus appearing to break a lot of things. A re-reoot and re-apply of customization seems to fix this, which is great news!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bjanice44:
All, I still have version 6.0 on my kf. Does someone Need a system dump?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pyrostic:
you should dump. It could be really helpful.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
Yes please!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bjanice44:
where can I post this?

The file is huge, where can I post it for you guys?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blauciel:
I can provide a server to upload to. How big is it?

I'm seeing everyone auto updating, but I haven't updated for some reason.

//Tapatalk.KindleFire//
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bjanice44:
Its 320MB, tell me where to load it and Ill do it.

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I cannot upload it if I have nowhere to put it, any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blauciel:
check your PMs. I sent you the server info there.

When the file is uploaded, it will go to www.eolithics.com/xdaforums/

just append the file name bjanice44 will provide. It's a GoDaddy basic hosting account, so it's not going to be the fastest download :/