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[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Added video to the not working sorry never tried any video.

Side Note:

What with GAPPS why does it feel like a crime all the sudden when I compile the source it comes with GAPPS what gives?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] romified:
Guys, please don't do what I have seen so much of lately in other forums on XDA. Constructive criticism or feedback is one thing, I hope any dev would welcome that or even details as to why you didn't like it after you have actually tried it. But to just throw useless opinions that do nothing more than down a dev or their work doesn't do anyone any good. If you don't think it is for you or it doesn't meet your "criteria", don't flash it and move on.

Besides, ICS is so new and still beta on the KF, I don't think expectations should be too high at this point, basic changes or additions is all you will see initially.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] palmheel:
romified, well said. I don't post much, but you are exactly right. Those with the knowledge try to help and of course they may step on each others toes now and then. Us noobs do appreciate all the work. Let's not forget what the ultimate goal

is.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] horrorwolf:
Couldn't have said it better. If you dont like like another dev posts, whether its their own version, a kang or themed version. Just stay out of the thread. Negative comments don't help anyone in this community.

We are supposed to be a team environment for dev, themers and testers.

Please keep bickering away from XDA.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
I think he could put [THEME] in the original post and probably save a lot of confusion.

And while I think development and improvement is GREAT, he makes a point of putting his donate link very prominently in the posting, which makes it look like he's just editing a few files and asking for donations. Which I believe is what some of those in this thread are taking offense to, since most of us did not ask for anything.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lordsofletterbox:
I love this Rom but I am still going to have to wait.

I really really love this ICS ROM and by any in the Kindle Fire thread it's the closest to being an everyday use ROM, but that being said I am going to have to wait another week or so until a few more bugs get worked out. The sound and video work almost perfectly but I am getting a lot of bugs and locks ups. I can not install and play all of the games I want to use, but if your needing a good web browser/video watching ROM on ICS this is your ROM. I will be using this as a everyday ROM but it's just not there yet, but I will be keeping a close eye on this thread because ICS is gorgeous.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
I've been running this ROM with insectRaven's overclocked kernel and the modded wifi driver for a few days now. I've had no SoD issues. I was getting an "Unable to mount SDcard" error while trying to install some of the market apps, but was able to get around that by using Root Explorer and setting the primary "/" folder to R/W and then setting it back later after installing an app. It seems to work fine now. Kindle for Android would open and then close but I seem to have gotten around that by force closing the app and clearing the cache/data for it. Hulu+ loads but gives an error message without being able to play video. Netflix plays audio with a blank video. YouTube seems to work with no HQ and some of the gallery video icons are garbled at first. Battery life is harder to tell but it seems pretty good to me.

All in all, a pretty stable release I'd say. And very usable. After using the stock Amazon launcher for several months the ICS interface is such a pleasure to use.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bline007:
Ok I really like what this thread is about. I haven't even rooted my kindle yet, because I've been working on cm9 for my touch pad, which I might add is running smooth. My question is the a suggested root method for 6.2.2 and this rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
BurritoRoot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bline007:
In process now can I flash this rom over stock. Or is there a suggested androind rom I should use first
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
You can just flash it over stock. I assume you already have TWRP installed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bline007:
No I'm rooted now and installing twrp. I was gonna do cwm what do u suggest

Edit: install successful and rom is on and working.... well done devs
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
TWRP works great on the Fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] skaroger867:
yes it does, i have not tried the cwm
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Just a reminder JackpotClavin is the lead man on this project, we all need to give him the credit.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bline007:
amazon app store

Ok thanks to everyone involved with this rom. it truly is a masterpiece.

i am not posting a bug but wondering why i cannot log into my kindle account?

i read all the pages and didnt see anything about that so if someone has anything any help will be appreciated.... ps this is my girlfriends kindle!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Its probably because you have logged in too many devices. You need to check your account online and remove any extra devices.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bline007:
ok verygood i will try this. does this device have a special name now or is it still the kindle.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Go to digital contect/your apps and devices/

then

Your Devices

Look at the dates that what I go by.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bline007:
Zone I got it working for her. Thanks again for everything. Last question I have, and I know this is beta, is has anyone set up an edu email address on the email app. I'm having trouble setting up her college email. Thanks in advance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aronoskarss:
hi there, this morning my kindle was in SOD, Rebooted and then System UI FC'd so downloaded the Rom again and flashed, now i got no sound and a lot seems changed, i don't get sound Option and the search/voiceSearch in the top left corner has changed.

Restored a backup from yesterday and all is well now.

then i noticed, the File i downloaded yesterday, was named Kindle.Zone.ICS.12.28.11.v3.zip - 108MB

the file i downoaded today is named Kindle.Zone.ICS.1.22.11.v1.zip - 98MB
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rhs013232:
the flash did not work on the rom

although i have installed flash, firefox and the internal browser still cannot use with flash
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brajonrondo:
Is there a mirror for this ROM? I will try another computer but I can't get it to download.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
Earlier I stated that I was able to overcome a problem I was getting when trying to install certain apps and being "Unable to mount SDcard". I am able to fix this with root explorer, but afterwards I can't set the "/" folder back to R/O and upon rebooting the apps in question are no longer installed and I have to repeat the process. Does anybody have a clue what I may have done wrong? Is there a fix? Or might it be the kernel I am using?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trvor:
Might you be able to tell us the fix for this problem?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
Well, if you looked back a page or two to find what I posted earlier you would see that was as simple as setting the "/" folder (the first directory on the KF) from R/O to R/W. The problem is that afterwards, although I can now install my apps again, I cannot set the folder permission back to R/O and upon rebooting, the apps in question are gone again and the process needs to be repeated.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trvor:
Oh, yes. That does seem rather simple.

Maybe you need to send specific Kindle Fire permission commands from your Computer to the Kindle Fire (maybe with KFU or Custom Recovery) that will run the R/o for you, without needing to run Root Explorer on the system. I think you need an alternative way (perhaps KFU, Custom Recovery) to access these changes. If those don't work, search for the proper "Changing Kindle Fire Permissions through CMD.exe" codes to enter yourself.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] luniz7:
Does anyone think the mounting issue has to do with the vold.fstab?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
You know... I was about to maybe try pushing the CM7 vold onto it and see, but then the latest jackpot ICS build came out this evening so I flashed that instead. Upon rebooting it had overwritten my overclocked kernel (don't know if it touched the modded wifi driver) and the "App not installed" error I was getting before was still there. So I did my root explorer routine again and reinstalled everything. And, viola! I could go back in after and return the "/" folder to R/O. Rebooted and everything seems to be as it should be now. Maybe it was my custom kernel. (This new JC build 1/29 is really stable so far. Still no HD video fix.)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trvor:
I've verified it. The TWRP contains a "Fix Permissions" option. If you activate that, well, it's self explanatory.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
I actually had that on my list of suspects for why things were messed up in the first place. I suspect it was the overclocking. Or something I may have done in the process of doing that. All moot now. Thanks, though, I appreciate your assistance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ch4m3l30n:
Thanks for reporting this. Given the nature of heuristic detection methods, this could easily be a false-positive, but is still something the Dev should probably look at. However, as you said, the device can't send SMS anyway, so it's a moot point.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] luniz7:
Im gonna look into system/bin/vold when I get some time
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aronoskarss:
Talk FC's, try'd reflashing gapps, worked when I was signing in then FC'd. also gallery FC,s don't mind that, never use it anyway. And I'm having some issues with flash support.

Besides that this seems to be a great rom. Faster/smoother than a GB from. Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] luniz7:
Make Google Talk stop crashing:

# rm /system/lib/hw/camera.goldfish.so
# rm /system/lib/hw/camera.omap4.so
[Kindle Fire Android Development] funnyangrykid:
Need help after flashing ICS on Kindle.

well when i flashed this rom, EVERYTHING was working ok except fo some minor bugs as SDcard Not mounting yet. but that isnt my problem. i believe the kindle was fully charged before i hit the bed. and now i am awoken to a problem where the kindle does not want to turn on. i press power on, the power button turns green, but stays black on the screen as if i never even pressed the power button. and then the green light turns off.. as of now i have it connected to an outlet, seeing if it will charge, but no orange light indicating if it is. i dont know how to fix this but if there is a way, can any1 help me with my predicament?

and also when i press the power button and then try to plug in the charger before the green light turns off,, the green light will stay on. so to me that says that maybe the kindle is recognizing the microUSB? but yet i still have no idea if its charging or not because STill no orange light. although when it WOULD turn on and i had the charger on it, i noticed that the orange light would not turn on BUT i also noticed that the battery indicator on the status bar, would have a lightning bolt on it, indicating that it WAS charging.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
A. have you held down the power button for 20 seconds and then tried turning it on?

B. SD card mounting issues are solved by installing Dual Mount SD app from the market.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] funnyangrykid:
Thank you so much. Option A was the winner. and i had NO idea that Option B existed. thanx so much :-D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] core123:
Are you guys able to get flash working on this? I can't seem go get it to work
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
Try root explorer mount r/w in 1st directory (/)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
You can also use root explorer to navigate to these files and delete theme.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Kafluke:
Seriously Zone23 this ROM is amazing! I finally have a full featured tablet and not the neutered piece of junk that Amazon sold me.

One question, it seems like the touch screen is not very sensitive to my touch. I have to tap several times before it recognizes it. Sometimes I have to hold my finger down for a second or two before it recognizes a tap. Any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Ya the touch is still a little off but i'm sure that will get worked out. Probably not at the top of the Captains list.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AlexDeGruven:
If you bought it to be a full-featured tablet, then you bought it for completely the wrong reasons.

You bought a purpose-built device, and then call it a piece of junk when it doesn't do what you want to outside of it's intended purpose.

"This Ford Fiesta is a piece of junk! I can't get it over 120mph!"
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Kafluke:
Ok, maybe my word choice was a little harsh. Let me put it this way.

I bought it with the expectation that someone would make a ROM for it that would allow me to use it like my ASUS Transformer. So NO, I didn't buy it for completely the wrong reasons. I bought it for my own reasons and since I own the device noone can tell me that I bought if for "wrong reasons".

I understand why Amazon did what they did with the software. They have to make up for the loss in revenue on the hardware. I get the model. I just hate the android version they have running. I have two kids that have Kindle Fire's. One has this ROM on it and the other is untouched.

Even if I never mod the untouched one it is unacceptable the way that Amazon has locked down the device. My daughter can't even play games that she has payed for from the Amazon store unless she is online with the device. Lame.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AlexDeGruven:
Maybe "wrong reasons" was too strong a statement.

But Amazon made it pretty clear from the start that this would be a curated experience, not a generic tablet experience.

Also, the online requirement is completely false. I play games from the appstore all the time while not connected to anything.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] neugroove:
I have the same issue. My YouTube app isn't working either :(

Could it be because we flashed a kernel? Thermal OC
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Houndog101:
Hmmm, the other ICS rom has the same problem, Makes reading books a pia, can't bookmark, highlight easily.. This problem should be at the top of the list..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zonbal33:
Rom shows a lot of promise, great work. But its unusable at the moment.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cgilstrap:
I just have to say after much debate and skepticism I decided to go with KZ and it's great. Very pleased. Great job guys.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] neugroove:
I just read in the other ics build, that it's just not working yet. so you're not alone and as soon as it is, this will be my daily driver ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] miland:
No USB mass storage

Hi all,

I am on latest ROM from this thread. When I connect my Kindle to the PC, it starts charging immediately, I see Kindle in the devices & printers, I see F: drive, but it is grey. When I click on file manager F:, the message pops up with the text, "please insert a disck into removable disk (F:)".

I rebooted PC, Kindle, tried deleting device from the device manager and reboot PC, connect kindle when it is unlocked, everything. Nothing works, except one thing, I can boot into TWRP and press mount - Kindle is immediately accessible via mass storage.

Can you help me please how to make it working?

thx
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfb9301:
The OP has not released a new build based on the current JC release in the other thread. We just got USB working properly last friday. If you want USB and don't want to wait, you might go looking for a different ROM, otherwise be patient. JC, Hashcode and nind solved it on the other ROM, I'm sure the OP will impliment the changes in the future.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Just waiting for a few more bugs to be fixed. I understand the importance of the SDCard working but would like to see if the touch responsiveness and flash get fixed. They are getting to the point were some of the smaller issues might start to get some attention.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trvor:
USB Mount Quick Fix

Download the latest version of Wifi Transfer Pro located here:

http://www.apktops.com/tag/wifi-file-transfer-pro-apk

Read the tutorial that comes with the program, and you'll be able to wirelessly connect your Kindle Fire to your PC.

This is the current method I'm using on the ICS mod, so I can verify that it works.

Sent from Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaided79:
Love this rom!

It's pretty stable.

Other than the fact that my kindle doesn't seem to charge as quickly as it use to. It seems I have to turn the screen off in order for it to really charge.

No it's not my wall outlet or the usb cord.

And the thing mostly using battery life (45%) is the screen. And I have all the way dim.

Any suggestions, work-arounds?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trvor:
With Android Assistant and Ram Manager Pro, the battery life will last longer then before because memory eaters like cache can easily be deleted from the comfort of your home screen (as well as the "Quick Boost" option and +18 other 'apps within the app'); and not to mention your Fire's randomly assessable memory that can be altered in ways you favor with Ram Manager Pro. Simple.

Otherwise, remind yourself to turn Wifi off when you think you might be setting your phone aside for awhile. This will save you loads of battery usage.

(An alternative to Android Assistant is an application called Memory Booster. I can assure you it is compatible with the Kindle Fire.)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thoward93:
Can anyone tell me why we don't have cyanogenmod settings in the settings menu? I have so many awesome settings on my Thunderbolt running CM7 and I want them on my kindle.

As a side note, are the audio problems related to the headset jack? I have audio through my kindle speakers but when I plug in headphones it continues to play through the speakers and nothing comes through the headphones. Not sure if this is what people meant with the sound problems.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
The reason it doesn't have CM settings is because its not a CM build its a Google build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] justin94:
Anyone been able to get Netflix working
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CptanPanic:
I don't think this is true. It is built on a alpha version of CM9
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MayfairDROID:
It is using CM9 code, but has not been accepted by cm as an official release as of yet....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thoward93:
I was under the impression it was on a CM9 build as well. Which seems to be confirmed by the above posts.

The ROM on my t-bolt isn't an official from either but it still has CM Settings. CM Settings is baked into the rom, so it should be included on a CM9 build. That's how I think of it anyways :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rehabray:
This is a so super sweet ROM. it is ics so why does chrome not seem to work on it. it wasn't present in the market and when I did find it, it said that it was not compatible with my device. I did install it but it didn't work. :( am I missing something?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SupremeRadicals:
This runs GREAT on my kindle fire. Much respect.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MayfairDROID:
I do not believe cm is using their system tools yet in CM9....I believe trebuchet is in all cm9 releases until cm9 has stable builds that the tools won't crash.......
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rhs013232:
For 2.11.12 Rom, the wifi doesn't work, i cannot turn it on...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] luitron:
Just love this rom, I fell in love with my kindle all over again. Good work!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Did you wipe and all that because its working here just fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] The Anthem:
Everything is good mostly, but Chrome wont display web pages at all and Opera causes the system to become totally unresponsive
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rhs013232:
I wipe everything and flash again, works fine now, thank you!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zone23:
Cool just glad it worked..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Chrome utilizes (and requires) HW Acceleration which is why it loads white pages. Without it, it will not work.

Ran into this issue on Nexus One ICS ROMs as well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FlyRyan:
CyanogenMod announced that they killed Cyanogen Settings for CM9. They cooked their options directly into the ROM.

This is most definitely built off of CM9.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SupremeRadicals:
How would one get HW Acceleration?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shak0569:
Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, TVLinks video workaround

I found a workaround to be able to watch Netflix and Hulu until the ICS HD is figured out. The workaround is not HD, but it looks pretty damn good, sound is in sync etc.

I use Playon media server (which you have to pay for at Playon.tv) for my PS3 so I can watch Hulu on my Home HDTV. Playon has a mobile app for Android that serves to your phone even when you are not on your local/home network.

With Playon's Android app and MX Video Player (both in Market) I can stream Netflix/Hulu and all of the Playon plugins (YouTube, MLB, PBS.com, FoodNetwork.com, Media on your PC)

NOTE:

1) Playon runs on your PC and streams to your Android/iPhone/PS3/Wii/Xbox, so your computer needs to stay on.

2) After initial Mobile Settings are set up, you have to use Playon on your local/home network first before using the app from another network (Work/Coffee House)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] symbiiote:
You had me hyped for a second x/
[Kindle Fire Android Development] yumcax:
Needs GPU drivers compatible with the ICS kernel. Possible, but hard to do. They just got it working for the Adreno 200 (Nexus One, Desire, etc.)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SupremeRadicals:
Do you think you could work on some of the twitter apps authentication issues? Like with twicca, tweetdeck, etc. Thanks :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] uan:
ok. first time flash this rom on my kf. how low the rotating color (boot animation) runs for the first boot? it like never ends.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] csholmq:
This is because it optimizes all the installed apps on first boot. Second boot should be much much quicker.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] uan:
over 15 minutes now. shall i wait some more? i've experience flashing ics on my phone before. not this long.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] papugoz:
For about 30-40 secs mostly.

---------- Post added at 04:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:45 PM ----------

Try reboot device, and if booting will stuck for more than 5 minutes, reflash ROM.

Did you clear cache and dalvik? If you are coming from other rom (CM7/Stock) propably best idea is to do factory reset in TWRP, then cahe, dalvik, system wipe.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] csholmq:
Note: System gets replaced when you flash a complete rom. But a wipe doesn't hurt though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] uan:
thanks man. enjoying kindle stock rom only for 6 hours ;-)

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reporting 1st crash. on market.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] snowcraig:
So,does this remove all the integration with amazon?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bwinger79:
ROM seems to have issues when connected to 802.1x Network running PEAP, MSCHAPv2. Will try and pull some logs tomorrow at work. Other than that, and HW acceleration, ROM is running really solid. Well done dev.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tillum:
Can you please post an md5sum for us? Thanks.

Sent from Fire