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[Kindle Fire Android Development] bborror:
I'm using setcpu to see if the CPU scales at idle. If you open the application the current CPU speed is displayed at the top. I will watch top in adb shell while changing wifi settings in a bit and report my findings. I personally hope this is all a fluke :p
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jutley:
Is there going to be a official alpha release or update?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bborror:
So after watching top it seems that nothing is putting demand on the cpu to force it to scale up...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bl1nkk:
there will be a release for sure when it is considered to be stable enough for everyday use. This wasn't meant to be a public release but a zip to help to fix the USB storage issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Arlandw:
Hey guys I know this sounds irrelevant, but I was wondering if there was anyway of getting the kindle app to work in ics on the fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jcatt:
Kindle app from the market works fine for me. Have you tried it? If so what problems are you having?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] big gulps huh?:
Same here. Works fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
I believe this CPU wifi thing isn't kernel related. I flashed cm7 and used the kernel in the ics builds and the wifi modules and it didn't continuously flip flop between 300 to 1008 so it seems like it's something else doing it but it's software related so there's definitely a fix.. I just have to find it :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jcatt:
Ok cool, thanks for the heads up. One question... What is the status of the hwcomposer bug, only its a bit difficult to look into logcats when they are full of android_wait_for_fb_sleep messages. I was hoping to look into a few of the smaller bugs, I'm no Dev but I know my way arround a logcat.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
That's fixed so it won't spam the logcats anymore. Hashcode is gonna do his magic on the hwcomposer and he said it will make everything run nice and slick
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jcatt:
Sweet! Any chance on a patch to fix it? Only I wanted to look into the sporadic sound issue, and try to figure out why stuff FC.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Arlandw:
It gets the the splash screen then force closes
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jcatt:
Did you install it via the Market? I'm guessing you did. Have you tried wiping its data? or reinstalling?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fleton:
Issue is already known - Here is a detailed list of known bugs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bowenac:
It just doesn't show up because it thinks it is not compatible...

Here you go.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zacwhite15:
Any way to fix the incompatibility issue with the market? I can help if there is something in the works...

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vampyrex13:
Does anyone know why Swype works fine with the CM7 rom, but reports that it is an incompatible screen size on the ICS rom?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] QuBe2:
instal wifikeyboard goto pc and typ connect use f key and setup.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
Your best bet to get Swype working on ICS is to just be patient. Swype has announced via Twitter that they are planning official ICS support, and it's expected to drop by month's end, which is only a week away.

http://phandroid.com/2012/01/05/swype-getting-android-4-0-support-in-end-of-month-beta-update/
[Kindle Fire Android Development] emelie:
have you tried booting the latest intersectRaven kernel with the custom wifi driver?

maybe this helps.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
I'm actually using Swype on my build, it's Swype version 3.26.92D, I installed it on CM7 and then just reactivated it via TiBu, therefore I did not get the message that Swype wouldn't work for my tablet.

It's not perfect, it's a little small for the screen (not sure why, it was perfect in CM7), but it is a lot better than tapping on the screen to type an email.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ammubarak:
Thank you. I noticed a lot of improvement in this ROM version with comparison to the previous one. Although the video is not stable yet for some applications such as Youtube, the remaining functions are fairly stable and acceptable for daily use.

I do really appreciate to look at changing the input language by scrolling the bar key in the Android keyboard instead of using the setup to change the input language similar to CM7. This will make my life easier as I use multiple languages daily,

Regards

ammubarak
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vampyrex13:
Thats eactly the issue I'm getting. It works, but it's narrow and I get the stupid screen size error message.

Sent from my CM7 Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
The Swype team is working on adding ICS support
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mrw1215:
Something else I'm wondering about... I noticed on desktop versions of sites with embedded video, where the video would go, it's just a blank box with some little blue logo inside it. I went and updated version of Flash through the Market, and now it's just a completely blank box. Even if I go to said page in Dolphin HD, after I click on the video box with the green downward arrow, it just turns into a blank box. Mobile versions of video sites, however, tend to give me the option of opening videos in the stock Video app, which they do work in. I'm just wondering if this is an issue with ICS in general, or just a work-in-progress for this ROM. The reason I ask is because I know there was something going on with Flash support and ICS, but I didn't pay attention enough to know how that worked out.

Also, still wondering about my earlier question about wallpapers.

Not trying to be annoying with my questions, by the way; I know people will try to answer when they can, I'm just trying to keep my questions from getting lost in the sea of posts, since these topics seem to move so quickly.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] michaelkourlas:
Flash works on ICS. It's a problem with this ROM in particular.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
so time for a recap

I'm now the proud owner of a kindle fire

Things that work

J/C's ICS (very nearly there).

Ravens kernal (wow speed at last)

GPS tether (google maps tested and works)

Home button that always works

verygood touch response (just be precise with taps)

problems experiencing

the odd freeze(need 10 sec hold and reboot)

the odd soft sleep(wont wake on 1st few presses

1 deep sleep (needs full 10 sec hold then reboots fine)

so almost there for me lol

awesomeawsomeawsomeawesomeawesomeawesomeawesomeawesomeawesomeawsom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
the icon named correctly? also, do you happen to know where in SystemUI.apk its located? im not finding it.... maby its located in the framework
[Kindle Fire Android Development] revxx14:
Yea, it's named properly, but I actually figured out how to do it. If you want this SytemUI.apk, here it is:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12147973/SystemUI.apk

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Does anyone have the bootanimation from the stock OS? Also, is there any way to change the TWRP boot animation...?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] michaelkourlas:
Could someone post a modified build.prop that allows access to all apps in the Android market (and allows EA game data to be downloaded) - I've tried putting one together using the build.prop from the recently released ICS ROM for the Motorola Xoom, but I can't seem to get it to work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Allen3697:
I really love this ROM. I have 1 request if possible. Can there be a wifi toggle put in the quick settings menu? Like the one for airplane mode and auto rotate screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tillum:
Just the native one built in with cm7... works brilliantly. Under wifi settings, though I enable it with a widget in the power bar.

Sent from Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
Jackpotclavin said in another thread that that was his next priority.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
Hey JC, I was wondering, and please correct me if I'm completely wrong, but I've noticed that your rom doesn't have libnvomxilclient.so in system/lib. I know that libnvomx.so has something to do with video, so ,maybe this helps? I tried porting the one from the Xoom ROM, but it doesn't change a thing.

Edit: seems that the touch pad is having the same exact problem as us with the video issue. Might want to keep track of them
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abiezer:
I seem to be having the same issue as some guy said before about games freezing. So far all the "story" games freeze after a few minutes and also Little Empire. I tried using chainfire to lower textures and change plugins, but no luck. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] the_kwa:
awesome work! just flashed this and everything is seeming fine!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kweng_ca:
Deep sleep issues

So my device has been having deep sleep issues (it won't go into deep sleep) since the first ICS build. It stays at 1ghz at all times even with the latest build. I flashed the 0xD34D kernel and then the device actually started to deep sleep! But only about 10% ish. Only problem is that apps would no longer download from the market on that kernel.

Is anyone's device having trouble going into deep sleep?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] paranoid android85:
No my main problem is the wonky wifi. It turns off and on when it feels like it. Not sure if it's the kernel or a hardware issue
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
yes I had the same issue with 0xD34D's its one of the only issues I had. I've since swapped to ravens and it sorts out the market problem. The scaling works a lot better.

I also use gpstether on my nexus and kindle and manage to get location services on kindle. Wow Google maps looks awesome on this screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
no probs with wifi here.

Battery charging 100%

No sod for 5 hours (left overnight). :

Just quick and smooth

As anyone managed to sort a system UI with new volume icon in it yet
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
Yeah http://db.tt/a6bFTB2o
[Kindle Fire Android Development] watsonism:
Just flashed this to my fire. I noticed that I'm unable to mount it to my computer. Easy fix or am I overlooking something?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
Thanks. this build is getting there.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
I use wifi explorer its brill no need to hook up via USB just send over wifi.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] watsonism:
Just downloaded. Looks promising. Will check it out in the morning.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Skeletor916:
This. Been avoiding asking this for a few days now to avoid looking like a noob. Sounded like everyone else got it sorted out but for the life of me I can't get it figured out. Many wipes and reinstalls, kernel changes, configuration changes, etc later .... still no dice.

Was getting that error message from UMS tools saying that my USB wasn't connected. I got the most recent version to connect once out of about 100 tries but accidentally disconnected. Downgraded one version at a time until I got to 1.1.0 which routinely and instantly recognizes my connection but finds a useless 128kb partition that it wants to format.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lman00:
that's because it's not working yet afaik. it was in the buglist, maybe somebody removed it, or I overlooked something, too. People either use apps like wifiexplorer, ftp or whatever, windows share, adb push or mounting the mass storage in recovery :).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
I would recommend going into advanced settings in the wifi and make sure the wifi doesn't turn off after every time you turn the device off. Worked for me
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayneyen:
any solution for playing youtube?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfb9301:
Bug sheet messed up again....sigh

our bug tracker is a mess again. At least it is not blanked out.

Someone has over written some of the bugs by typing over them.

People are posting the date of builds that do not exist.

Bugs that are fixed do not have resolutions.

P.S.

Please stay remotely on topic. 2 pages of "how do I overclock my fire" should probably have it's own thread as it does not contribute to the development of ICS for the fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lman00:
use new rom, set to sd quality ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] uoY_redruM:
I tried gpstether but it force closes on my N1. Perhaps its my rom? (Ics)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abiezer:
I will say this again because it was ignored a few pages back.

I seem to be having the same issue as some guy said before about games freezing. So far all the "story" games freeze after a few minutes and also Little Empire. I tried using chainfire to lower textures and change plugins, but no luck. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bitemeoftn:
I'm not totally sure, but I think I saw a while back that this might have to do with our lack of HW acceleration for the time being.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bl1nkk:
Hey JackpotClavin,

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,11944 and http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,11897 should help. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayneyen:
It works! Many thx!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harmenss:
Hey devs, you guys did a good job already. I checked out the rom and it runs smooth.

However, some users report Talk is working on the Jan 20th build, not here. Also some apps are not appearing in the market, e.g. Buienradar HD. Actually, this app is appearing in the market on the MoDaCo rom which is recognized as a Galaxy Tab.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bl1nkk:
feel free to modify your build.prop. It should work exactly as on Paul's ROM then.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] revxx14:
Great find :)

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About the bug sheet:

Here's what's going to happen: Later today I'm making a new private spreadsheet. I'll be sure to copy over the known bugs, but you'll have to be verified through me if you want to edit the spreadsheet. It's just becoming a mess and needs to be better managed, with people held accountable (if it's a private spreadsheet I can see who edited what.) People will have to send me a PM to get permission to edit.

I'll post the new link when I get a chance. Just keep using the current one for now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nixternal:
I tried this already and it didn't work. I probably tried 10 different build.prop files with the MoDaCo settings without luck. Maybe someone else can have better luck and find the right combo to make it work, because I couldn't. Then again, I am far from good when it comes to tweaking build.prop files :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sxe:
I tried this today too. I tried to masquerade it as a xoom without luck. :/
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SP1986:
This suggestion is probably dumb as hell, and you've likely already tried it - but when I flashed the latest version, "Enable USB Debugging" was set to off by default. I damn near had a heart attack when I couldn't see it in ADB. Make sure it's set to enable USB debugging.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] philwaud:
Thanks for the reply - a quick update!

Im figuring that it isnt the driver as it is actually connecting to the network. After a bit of googling I took a gamble and asked them to assign a static IP. Worked fine, now I just need to find out the authentication methods that our proxy uses - tech support should be able to help me there!

Phil
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
I'm guessing these are changes that need to be pulled via Linux. My computer is down at the moment so can somebody please git pull these and upload (preferably media fire, because every other uploading website is being controlled by the government)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
Is there a way to edit/change the setting.db? SQLite editor keeps telling me the database is locked.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrBrady:
Getting strange errors when trying to log-in with certain apps.

Producteev - unable to login because of a security issue (don't recall the exact error). Also get strange video artifacts with the UI. Maybe it's due to the incompatibility of this ROM with HD video?

Plex (myPlex) - just simply unable to login (but I can with my Droid X on the same network and my KF when running CM7)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfb9301:
IMEI workaround

for stuff like the XDA free app (not the paid version) the device has to have valid IMEI for the app to work.

the IMEI workaround for CM7 works on this build.

DO NOT DO ANY OF THE OPTIONAL STEP 1. changing the device and manufacturer info caused my device to crash loop at the end of startup and I had to ADB in to fix it.

link to work around

oddly this has a rom patch option. I don't know it it would work for us as every device might have the same IMEI, but it might be worth a look.

Also I got to pondering if IMEI might have been a source of our dificulties with the gtalk app, but I disabled the app vice uninstalling (poor choice as I would be able to reinstall much easier than finding the way of undisabling. If someone knows how to undisable, toss me a bone.

I've tried uninstalling talk via titanium BU and re installing, reflashing gapps.... gtalk is well and truely messed up on my KF. I'd rebuild from scratch, but I'll hold out a day or two to see if a new build becomes available (hoping for those fixes listed by bl1nkk earleir). Maybe someone experiencing the gtalk crash can try out my idea of IMEI might fix it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FlyRyan:
Mount as USB storage doesn't work. You have to mount it in your recovery console.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JackpotClavin:
Gtalk force closing is due to the lack of a camera. However, hashcode has good news for you people missing your gtalk ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bl1nkk:
You need to cherry-pick them and build SystemUI again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
I know. I don't have a operating computer right now and was hoping somebody could upload the new systemui after these cherry-picks. Have you done it yet?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bl1nkk:
Nope, got no working linux installation right now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rmagruder:
Is it possible in this ROM to plug the location services hole by using wifi location? So that weather and other location based apps can at least get location from wifi?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] riguy156:
how do i get it to connect to my computer
[Kindle Fire Android Development] scarsofthumper:
You can't through ICS. If you're gonna be transferring via USB you could use a WiFi File explorer (don't know which one it is so if someone could link to one that'd be amazing). Or you could always mount USB storage in TWRP
[Kindle Fire Android Development] biglama:
'es file explorer' does LAN/wifi shares. Free in market, search for it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zacwhite15:
Blink I can help I just synced the report. What do I need to do to upload your changes??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] a2296455:
Quick question - is this ROM stable enough to be accepted into CyanogenMod's official website?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] yumcax:
Isn't ADB also working? I just did an ADB push /sdcard/ for the new FFF version and it worked fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Skeletor916:
This is what I've been doing. I actually created a SendTo right click/context menu command for it to make things easier. Sorry to bring all of that up again, everyone. I saw that it disappeared from the buglist, so I assumed (apparently incorrectly) that it was sorted out.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AproSamurai:
In it's current iteration no, there really isn't official CM9 nightlies as CM9 isn't official itself. The CM7 build could perhaps be submitted being that all *major* bugs are in a sense out of the way. But I've not checked if there is a correlating up to date github regarding it's previous changes.

Sent from my Epic 4G
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hasher76:
loving the ROM so far, happy to see its coming along so well. I missed having ICS on the KF since I am so used to it already on my phone so the minor mishaps this has are primarily overlooked, except these few.

XDA free app is working just fine, but it will not allow me to install my paid version from TB. when I do it from market, it says it can't install to SD card. I get the same thing with a few games that I have tried to reinstall after flashing this. Most games, new and old, free and paid, have installed perfectly. TB just crashes after 2mins or so of waiting to install with no luck, kind of funny that it wont install only 5 of my apps and I have plenty of space available for them in both areas.

any ideas
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
I'm not sure its stability that gets a device officially added or doing it right and submitting it to CyanogenMod
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tillum:
Wifi is perfect for me, and even better than some of my other devices. Try changing the wifi channel on your router.

Sent from Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rukin5197:
If you syncedd it then you should have an updated systemui apk in system/app. That is, of course, if you're building CM9 from JC's source. If yes, then upload systemui to media fire :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zacwhite15:
OK cool. I'll get it uploading soon as its done building.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bitemeoftn:
Just throwing this out there as another option to the USB Storage. If you use ROM Toolbox Pro by JRummy there's a hidden feature which will allow you to adb push/pull files from your device through the wifi so no USB cable necessary. Just another option for people that don't want to mount through recovery.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bl1nkk:
If it was you would see it on the website. ;) Just wait please.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
this was mentioned quite a few pages back in the thread, but since the "omg no usb haaalp" comments have been appearing again lately, another alternative is an app called dual mount sd which can be found on the market for $0.99.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DeerSteak:
I don't believe so. It has a deep-sleep issue where after a while it goes to sleep and doesn't wake up without hard-rebooting it. Once that's resolved, it gets the "stable" award in my book. And once it has working video hardware acceleration, it gets the "feature complete" award and at that point I think it'd be acceptable to Cyanogenmod.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] revxx14:
What's realty weird about the SoD is that if I leave my tablet sitting overnight, it turns on just fine. When I get done making breakfast, it gets the SoD. So it has nothing to do with how long it sleeps...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
Well mine appears to go SoD, BUT if I tap the power button a couple of times it will give me several 'Do you want to power off your tablet messages', I'm able to click through those and not reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] revxx14:
Here's the link to the new spreadsheet:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArJmKQhhE5AFdGd2U0F3dFlkcno3dmdreFRtWUUtYVE

Anyone can VIEW it, but not anyone can EDIT it. I think you need to request permission from me to edit, or maybe you just need to sign in with Google, I'm not 100% sure. I won't be able to be online for about 7 hours, but I'll try to check in and approve anyone who requests access (if that is how it works) once in a while.

EDIT: I probably missed some bugs, I'm running late and just through it together.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zomboogz:
Still on CM7 here but I'm curious, has anyone attempted to view a log of what the device is actually doing during the SoD? Could help with troubleshooting the SoD issue. I think you can pull device logs through ADB:

adb shell logcat > log.txt

(Sorry if this is a bad suggestion, I'm not an android developer yet but I am a programmer and its the first thing I would think to do)