yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] masterchiefb117:
Hi guys coming from CM9 into this rom. I fully understand what works and what doesnt, I have a situation though. Cleaned out my KF completely before flashing and installing...problem...?

When I shutdown I get SOD...

Ive seen other post of ppl flashing hashcodes kernel to get rid of this but kinda defeats the purpose of having this rom built with intersect kernel. Anyway to fix this. I didnt realized this was an issue until I did a shut down and an hour later came back and had to force restart my KF and battery was nearly drained.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Use my sleep settings in Daemon Controller. See post above yours.

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
As far as I remember, 19-3 reports to use miui's kernel, not intersectraven's.

Flashing either hashcode's or intersectraven's kernel will fix the issue.

Not sure why you'd prefer the miui one over the other two, considering the main issues (no HWA... etc) are still there anyway. In my experience, though, intersectraven's kernel performed sluggish, so I went with hashcode's (which was used in the 13-3 release).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Only one reason really..its the only kernel that reports when the screen turns off or on. And that's required for andrev oc to run.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ST3P_2:
BIG PROBLEM.... When I put it to sleep and leave it for 10+ mins, when I come back I have to perform a hard shutdown and turn it back on to get it working.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Bothered to read the rest of the thread much ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
So you guys think I should release a version with haschode's kernel built in to stop these SOD problems ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tskramp:
+1, the kernel sounds pretty awesome, I wouldn't mind testing it out with your rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
Ever though of building and AROMA version? may be all kernels can be included and have the user use the one fit the best..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Bizdady:
So been lurking the Kindle forums for a while now and finally got one today due to the sale. Cant wait to get it root and try this Rom. Good stuff.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
Isn't the trade off reduced battery efficiency? I'm running a CM7 ROM now and the battery life is awesome, relatively speaking. With any versions of your ROM I was getting just under 8 hours with normal use. It feels like we're very close to hashcode figuring out the new ICS kernel and making it available for you to use in this kickass ROM. I'm a Netflix user so I can wait. Thanks again for your work on this, Energy.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
hi was having build isuues if you can help i sent you a message sir
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
Alternatively, if it's too much work, and since there aren't as many of us having weird SOD issues... perhaps you can release it as a flashable zip? Kinda like gapps or intersectraven's.

Also, thanks for your work. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Hmm.. didnt think of that. Excellent idea :)

Isnt it release by hashcode that way already ?

I dont get any SOD's either. and I love the long battery life, but sometimes wifi is weird and I have to turn it on and off to reconnect. That annoys me.. heh
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
My bad if it is, I wasn't able to find his release thread using the search, and the Index thread only links to github :confused:

I have to charge it about once a day, but it's used a LOT throughout the day, including watching 720p videos through S/W Decoding... Battery life is definitely awesome. The only time I noticed something weird about the battery % was after I had been flashing a bunch of ROMS. Charged it up to 100% and then wiped battery stats, it's pretty accurate again.

Now, on the other hand, I -always- get SOD at power off (not sleeping/awakening) with certain kernels, like the miui one, but I have never had a single wifi issue with any kernel. Isn't it a bit odd how the behaviour changes so much from a KF to another? Are there a lot of hardware revisions on KF units?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Naw, I like the kernel you put in this version. I like overclocking to 1.3 best. I don't think the others do. Plus, if people would just set their sleep minimums to 800 mhz, they could put SOD issues to bed (pun intended).

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] googlelover:
Yeah put their SOD issues to rest along with any hopes of decent battery life :P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Not too bad actually...turned my screen down to about 30% or so and it's been okay. Not gonna be great no matter what until we get Hashcode's new kernel, so meanwhile no SOD for me!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
Ahh crap you're gonna make me try this rom again. Does the software HD decoding work for Netflix or hulu or any flash video sites (general question not necessarily directed at you)?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rush242:
That would be great! I love these ROMs, I just can't get them to work any longer.

Thanks for all the hard work!

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No, that's not true. I'm lucky if I can even stay stable enough to change the minimums. And, once I do, it doesn't solve the SOD issues.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
I tried Netflix last night and it did not work, aside from just browsing movies.

Honestly, I was going back and forth between CM7 and a couple of ICS ROMs, and CM7 is just easy too old school and pales by comparison to ICS. Of the ICS ROMs I tried, Energy performed best overall and is hands down the most beautiful. NRG really made some very nice aesthetic touches, and I missed that with unthemed ICS.

As long as you can do without HD video, there's no reason not to come back. I've found a home for my KF with NRG's ROM.:D

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
All I know is that I got SODs just like many here, and tweaking the max and mins fixed the issue.

There are many variables. Since I didn't flash on your device I couldn't possibly rule this out as a solution to the SOD issue you're experiencing, all flashing and wiping being equal.

That said, not all KFs are the same, and not all will react in the same manner or behave the same way. You just have to try different things because of the subjective nature of flashing and running beta software.

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rush242:
Right. Exactly. So why would you suggest to NRG that he NOT offer something that might help any number of people on here that clearly have a problem with this ROM? Especially if he can offer a .zip, or a second version of 3.19?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Okay...well good point. Guess I had a brain fart or something. One of the reasons geeks like us have Android is so we can have options, eh? Well options it is, and I stand corrected.

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
When we use this rom, which is based on CM9 and ICS, does it mean that the system recognize our device as a big phone like the Cm7 roms or as a tablet like it should be?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Tablet. And apps that have been updated to do so will also be in a tablet version.

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Safe to assume there will be no updates for Energy until the 3.0 kernel issues are fixed?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Not necessarily.. We'll see.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
Never safe to assume anything when it comes to a guy with Wolverine as his avatar. He might explode through the roof of your house and load his most recent version on your KF for you!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] koop1955:
Ohhhh.....MY house next, please!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] titusseid:
Is anyone that is using the 19th experiencing any sound drop issues. It was because of that that I continue using 2/24 ics but would like to try this one.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Allen3697:
Yes there are sound drop issues
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brizey:
Nice ROM so far!

I got Apex Launcher (used to it from messing with my daughter's A200--yes, daddy gets the crappo KF while she gets a tegra tablet, lol) going on it so far with no issues.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Lmao..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rebelx:
Hi, I've been following your work from the TP2 days. Thanks!

I had a quick question. I just got the KF, and if I install your ROM (or any full blown Android suite), will it give me access to connect an external keyboard via micro USB adapter and use it successfully?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
No ROM can do that now. USB host mode is not supported by the Kindle Fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tokyostomp:
Anyone know why my screenshots arent working. It caps then i see the icon at the bottom right. I click on the icon or try to open it in gallery it loads up a blank picture
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brizey:
Any way to get tasker running on this ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] V DidDy 210:
Holy crap man! I thought that I'd miss having the lending library and instant video so i'be been so hesitant to upgrade to pics, you got serviceable video playback and I NEVER used prime videos anyways, there is so much more functionality now wth the energy com I'm falling back in love! Thanks and I'll e donating :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] quinxy:
Solution for Amazon Prime, Netflix, etc. Woes

Just a note for those who were mentioning problems with Netflix, Amazon Prime videos, Hulu, etc. Use PlayOn and you can do it all (and infinitely more via plugins and the default setup)! PlayOn runs on your desktop and basically captures/streams the video to your device. It's brilliant.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Serinety:
this rom is amazing!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] matt_12tall:
Does anyone get random reboots and freezes with the energy ROM? Mine is really laggy too. I just rooted it and installed this custom rom on it last night and it has been iffy sometimes with certain things i do. And chrome browser beta isnt working. Any Answers?? Please.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tskramp:
I have gotten a few freezes, but no random reboots. I haven't noticed any lag on my device, but I mostly use it for light activities, reading, music, email, media control. And idk about chrome browser cause I haven't tried that at all
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Don't bother using Chrome. It requires HW accel and we don't have that yet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
You can't expect a flawless experience..you have to learn to compromise if you're going to run ICS..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Inlinepro77:
You have more patience than we deserve from you NRG. 83 pages and on just about every one of them someone asks two or three questions that have been answered in almost all of the previous pages.

If you want to use his ROM, why don't you leave the time for the developer to develop instead of answering the same questions for the 83rd time.

Sorry I'm im not singling anyone out I'm just tired of seeing a meaningful thread be bombarded with the same questions day after day. Can't imagine how you feel NRG.

/rant
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
...and if you'd like something fixed or enhanced, start with the DONATE button in the dev's signature. Otherwise, read the thread first to make sure your question hasn't been asked and answered, and be grateful you get to benefit from his efforts. Gratitude people. Show it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] V DidDy 210:
So a quick update from using it day to day.

I have an interesting battery drain, 40% at night diudnt charge at night, down to zero

Charged it all night, charged to about 50% using it now it was around 23% but it won't charge. Its not discharging either.

Also has anyone noticed the keyboard is super sensitive?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cenkoloji:
I was getting a a lot of freezes. Flashing intersectravens kernel solved all. Now I get freezes veeery rare. It became my daily rom. And I love it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blauciel:
any known reason why Tweetdeck immediately crashes upon connecting an account on this ROM? It still appears to be running background services, as its notifying me of updates, but when I start it, the GUI immediately crashes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] car_lost:
I'm having a problem booting after installing this rom.

I wiped and did all that stuff and installed it. When I reboot, it goes right back to TWRP. KFU sees it, but it does not change the boot mode.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] degenerazn:
I would love to get this rom working but everytime I flash it just reboots me back to TWRP. any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] car_lost:
Ditto. When it gets back in to TWRP, KFU sees it, but no command I put in KFU goes through to the KF.

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I think it has to do with TWRP.

I just unrooted and started from square one except this time I used the Clockwork Recovery. I installed the ROM and it booted up just fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] b63:
when in twrp:

adb shell idme bootmode 4000

adb reboot

or

adb shell su -c "idme bootmode 4000"

adb reboot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] car_lost:
And now that I have switched from TWRP to Clockwork... I got my KF to boot after flashing this ROM but now KFU does not see my KF. I think I'm done with this crap. I'm going back to stock. The hell with all this....

As soon as I can figure out how to get in to recovery, that is.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gswarriorfan:
I was having freezing issues with this ROM (and Reloaded also) so I tried intersectraven's latest ICS kernel and it seems to be working. No freeze since flashing the kernel, however a short sample time.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] degenerazn:
Edit: Finally got this to work. Only problem I'm having now is that I can't download any apps because its telling me I have insufficient storage space. Also everytime I reboot it seems to reset all the settings. Am I missing a step?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Gorilla*:
This rom is off the Hizzy.

Works so smooth on my moms Kindle Fire.!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Techlyfe:
I think that may be a bug with the market. 2 things i would try, 1. Download the most recent gapps and either sideload the Market from there or just install the zip via your recovery and 2. if the prior method fails then i would just try and wipe everything 3 times and redo the rom install. Both ways i have read many times cleared up the issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Roland Deschain:
Searched this thread, but couldn't find any answer; but does anybody know when hardware acceleration (and by extension, Netflix/Youtube/Hulu) might come to this ROM/CM9? If it's expected pretty soon, I'll wait, but if not then I'm going to have to run a CM7-based one, I think. : /

BTW NRG, thanks for the ROM. I used your ROM for the Touch Pro back in the day, haha.

Edit: nevermind, I see NRG said early in the thread that he had no idea. Oh well. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
I recommend following this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1545172

As Hashcode's development of the 3.x.xx kernel goes, so goes HWA. But until then, you're enjoying Netflix etc. on your TP's CM9, right? :D

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProtheusIRC:
Loving this rom on my KFire but there is a major SOD bug.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
No way! Energy did you get this? Major SOD bug found! Such a helpful post.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rehabray:
i have the same major SOD problem, at least on one of my kindles. the odd thing is on the other one no problem at all. strange right. i'm pretty sure i did the same wiping prior to install, but i'm gonna go back and try again. don't know if this is useful or not. i'll post the results later
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Techlyfe:
Not strange at all, All kindle fire's are not created equal. Check your Clock settings, adjust min up and max down a bit and see how that goes. What's good for my kindle may not be optimal for yours. Also if all else fails, try a different kernal. BTW I hear people have less issues with CWM as opposed to using TWRP, I personally have no real choice, they both have worked fine for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Amen to that. I will release another version with the hashcode kernel in it to stop the sods but we won't have the ability to use the daemon controller with it...which is what I really wanted..heh.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProtheusIRC:
Do you have to be a ****, dude?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wvdude:
Yeah, has anybody found a way to use Tasker yet?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rehabray:
well after wiping everything and reinstalling. the kindle with the SOD problem now has not had any problem at all. it's only been 24 hours or so but before it would've SODed at least 3-4 times. i don't really know why this fixed it, because i'm sure i would've wiped everything with the last install, but it does seem to have fixed the issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Any update :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
Don't take it personally. Your issue may seem unique to you but, for the people who frequent these forums, it isn't. Most of the other problems people have aren't either.

It can get very frustrating to have to repeat the same answer to 30+ different questions every day. Don't take it personally. You can't get an idea of all the common problems people have with the Kindle Fire from reading a just couple of posts.

Be patient, learn what you can, and most importantly, don't take it personally.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Techlyfe:
How about a compromise, have the main ROM link include intersect ravens kernel for the masses who are not recovery inclined, and for us that are, you can include a flashable zip with the MIUI kernel. I wouldn't mind the extra step to get the extra features. This would possibly eliminate the majority of "this ROM sucks (screams), SOD! (rants), I'm gonna shoot myself (rage) postings.

After going back to intersect ravens kernel, I am now missing the control I had with the MIUI kernel... And things actually feel a bit more sluggish to me, personally...

If anyone has a link to the MIUI kernel can you post it for me? Also, are there any other kernels that use Andro_Dev?

Swyped from my eternally melting Kindle Fire (Powered by ENERGY ICS CM9 KANG ROM)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mitchdickson:
For anyone wondering about what rom to download, this is easily the best KF rom I've ever used.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProtheusIRC:
Agreed. Best out there. The only thing I would change is to include the T-Mobile Theme Chooser is CM9 roms.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
I have to give it to you, the rom is beautiful. No crashes. BiteBlazes rom just didn't work out. It froze too much. I like the fact that you put two launchers, I like the go launcher HD. And what is SOD ? sorry, I'm new at this whole developing thing. Thanks for explaining things to a noob.

Kindle Fire running CM9 Reloaded

New developer, working on my own custom rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
sleep of death
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
That's what I thought it was lol, thanks. Haven't had any SOD problems like I did with the CM9 reloaded rom. Been running smoother than EVER actually. Are you guys trying to overclock? If so, what MHZ r u at?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
If I run mine at 1200MHz Max 600min I don't get sods
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Lol...just goes to show that not all KFs are the same...I had been running Energy for a while and loved it - very gorgeous ROM - but my KF froze on it more than I wanted to put up with. Kind of just the opposite as yours.

Energy is a fine ROM, still have my backup, and I'll will likely try the next build when NRG puts one out. It's great having great, dedicated developers for the KF!

Edit: I'm currently using Reloaded. I sent this post with my T-Bolt and forgot that I don't have my KF custom signature on it. Lol!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Okay, so here are my KF details.

ROM: CM9 Reloaded, 3.22.2012 Build

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.2 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Techlyfe:
@NRG or anyone who may know offhand, Is this ROM secure or insecure? I'm taking a stab in the dark by saying it is secure, just because of some issues I am having with scripting and adb.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
I just recently came from the Reloaded CM9 rom. It froze to much for me. And or was word because I just had this random sleep of death spazz attack. I was browsing through music and it froze up on me, then I restarted and it froze up again. It returned back to normal on the second boot. That its the only problem I've gotten, hopefully it dissent re-occur.

Edit: SoD is being more and more frequent. .. may have to downgrade to CM7

Kindle Fire running KANG CM9

New developer, working on my own custom rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
What are your CPU settings?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
600-1200mhz

Kindle Fire running KANG CM9

New developer, working on my own custom rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
Try bring it up to 1200 -800
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
OK its going good so far :) shall I try 1300 or is that pushing it

Kindle Fire running KANG CM9

New developer, working on my own custom rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
The 1.3mhz kernel doesn't like my kindles... I stick to intersectraven's 1.2 Max OC kernel
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
Kindles o.o how many do you have?

Kindle Fire running Energy CM9 ROM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
2 fires
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Daevionne:
Im overvlocking at 1300 :)

Kindle Fire running Energy CM9 ROM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Mine could handle 1.3 GHz for a while, but then I started getting freezes. 1.2 GHz is just as fast for me with almost completely 0 freezes.

ROM: CM9 Reloaded, 3.22.2012 Build

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.2 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DJLamontagneIII:
+ 1
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Kayden96:
Super excited to install this. I love NRG roms. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Alright so I'm back in the Kindle forum and time to update this ROM. So far, I gather you guys would rather have two versions. One without the SOD problems with intersectraven's kernel and one with the MIUI kernel and all its problems. What else ? :) No.. no HWA for you yet... lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
Mr.

If you allow me to suggest, I would suggest not to update until hwa. That kernel from hashcode is getting close to daily use.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
I can update again when he finishes his kernel. I don't see a problem...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] HaiKaiDo:
Yeah, keep em coming man haha. The more roms the better :D