yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rootgeeek:
Thanks! Ill have to figure that out. This Kindle fire is a PITA for me....Im still a Noob to rooting!!!!! Im surprised i did it with out bricking it!!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moz90:
wow

The keyboard does not even work dont download just wasted 20 min of my life took for ever for it to boot then there is no keyboard good night
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
That has been established a thousand times. You need to manually install the keyboard through adb. If you dont want to use adb then mount sdcard over twrp then push the keyboard apk over so you can install it once your booted up.If you, or anyone else wants me to host the keyboard apk then just tell me.If you have another rom all ready downloaded then go into the zip and extract the keyboard from system/app. Just take a look through the thread and find out what to do. Also all rooms take a long time to boot up on the first boot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
from various sources I've read in the past, resetting battery meters can be accomplished by just doing a full charge -> full discharge -> full charge. but i'm just regurgitating what i've read elsewhere...

[edit: sorry for the kind of off-topic babble...]
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sero_13:
Please could you post the keyboard apk? I'm still running the previous release as I was hoping the keyboard issue was going to be fixed.

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
--------------FOR EVERYONE WHO NEEDS A KEYBOARD--------------

Here you go: http://www.powerpoint45.webs.com/youtube/files.html.

Choose between the Android Keyboard and the Hackers Keyboard.

---------------------------------------------------------------------
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moz90:
2 ?s

So there are no themes on this cm9? and y is there no keyboard included?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Probably not that long.You should go into recovery and wipe everything and reflash.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Oops didn't mean to double post
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
If someone wanted to repackage this ROM to run in dual boot as the alternate, what would need to be changed? There's an interesting thread that has a dual boot bootloader and it's almost polished to the point I wanna try it out.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1615093

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] sero_13:
Legend, thanks mate. I'm using it now to type this message.

Rom feels very snappy so far, just played a HD youtube video flawlessly!

Cheers beers!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
I should ban you for for that comment. What about the hours I "wasted" putting this together for everybody to enjoy ??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
I know, when I saw that comment, I wanted to punch him in the face LOL
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
And to everybody else that IS grateful for the work us devs do, I will fix/update this ROM tonight and reupload it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zman6900:
I thought the keyboard error was on my end so I flashed again and same thing so I look on here and I'm like, oh, I'm not the only one. Yay!

Anyways, this seems like a really great ROM for the Kindle. I'm putting it on here for my 7 year old daughter. I feel like AOKP or some other CM9 ROMs have too much stuff for her to mess up. Lol.

Thanks man,
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Wow you are giving a lot of power over android to a 7 yr old LOL
[Kindle Fire Android Development] maw230:
Tasker

Tasker keeps FC'ing. Can anyone help? If I can't use Tasker I'm sad to say I will have to try another ROM. Unless the KF itself can't run it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
I always read...it's best to flash your ROM with a full charge..for the calibration...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tbbo514:
wow what a douche?? this rom is amazing yea u should ban that dude just because of his screw up he cant say this rom was wasted time..smh ungrateful people..this roms number 1 on here
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nova hands:
I'd like to say a big thanks for this ROM! It's running great!

I just received a Kindle Fire as a gift, and the first thing I did was root, install TWRP, and this ROM. Super easy. Took me 15 minutes. Now I've got a nice little tablet!

No real issues so far. Was able to install a keyboard .apk via TWRP.

The only thing I wish would work is the ASUS Weather widget. I'm having the same issues others are having. It just won't update.

I also tried the Weather Channel widget and that one isn't working either.

Does anyone know of a weather widget that works?

EDIT: Nevermind... got the Weather Channel one working. Just needed to use "track my position."

Still would love to use the ASUS one, tho... :(

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Has anyone noticed that the ROM is a lot more snappier with the new kernel that was released this past week?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DaraM:
+1 confirmed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] omagic:
Excellent ROM! The first and only ROM I have used in my Kindle Fire and I'm loving it. Fast, stable, and light. Downloading the 5/29 version now. Also downloaded a keyboard apk to fix the keyboard issue.

Thanks a lot for your excellent work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bennettg:
have you had a chance to fix/update because the download still says may 29. no problem if you havent...appreciate your hard work.

will the new update include hash's most recent kernel and a fix for the keyboard issue?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
If it does, that would be great. I've started reading up on the process of dual booting the Kindle, but haven't decided whether stock/rooted or this ROM would be the Alt boot. Although, it would probably be better to put the stock on Alt since I tend to flash the latest hashcode kernel on NRG's if it looks good.

Now I'm just waiting on the parts to connect an external SD card since /media is going to be chewed up by dual-boot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nova hands:
So after running this ROM for 24 hours, I've noticed a couple bugs on my end.

First, my battery doesn't charge to 100%. It usually stops at 65%. Tried wiping battery stats in TWRP, but it didn't remedy the issue.

Second, every time I reboot, I have to reinstall the keyboard .apk.

Any thoughts on these small issues?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
Read a couple pages back for a new apk.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
try installing the hackers keyboard from link above
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
100% confirmed.

No similar issues here. Did you wipe your salvo/cache before AND after flashing?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MECTHET:
AdHoc connection not working

Could someone help me with this? I am trying to connect my Kindle Fire running this ROM to AdHoc network, but so far was unable to. My Kindle Fire does not see the AdHoc network. I have also tried ZT-180 Adhoc Switcher app installed on the kindle, but when I start the app, it says "ZT-180 Adhoc Switcher is not responding.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tucstwo:
I too was getting the keyboard force close. What I did was go into Titanium back up and restored the back up I had of the keyboard from before I updated to this version and had no FC problems after that. Hope that helps.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ipskang:
Thanks NRZ for the ROM , great job!!!

I had Energy Rom Build number 6 Mar and tried to install latest one : 29 May 2012

I followed the below steps but I am not even getting main screen, after rebooting, Screen flicks and again restart

Steps followed

1. Copied Energy.5.29.2012.Kindle.Fire.CM tp internal Storage

2. Reboot in Recovery

3. Full Back up using CWM

4. Did Factory Reset

5. Installed Energy.5.29.2012.Kindle.Fire.CM

6. Restored Data: Back up & Restore->Advance Restore->Restore Data

7. Reboot after completion

I am getting black glow screen, no main screen or nothing is displayed

All I know is that KF is on!!

Am I missing anything here. I did lot of many times but no success

I restored to previous build and its working fine...

Thanks in Advance if anyone can help!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
I just noticed adhoc is not working on my KF. The only deviation I have from this ROM out of the box is that I updated the kernel to Hashcode's 6-8 release, which includes an update of the WLAN driver to R5.00.18 (up from R5.00.5).

Anybody have an idea if there's an incongruity between this kernel/driver and this ROM that is killing adhoc mode?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
First thing, #3. There has been discussion about CWM screwing things up on the Kindle. I think the Dev has pulled it until the issues can be ironed out. TWRP is the recommended recovery for the Fire at this time. Hope that helps.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
It's not the updated kernel. I just reflashed the latest Energy ROM after doing a complete wipe of my KF. The ad hoc network from my old WinMo 6.5 phone still isn't recognized by the KF.

So...is this a regression?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teegale:
I can't get rid of the keyboard error. Tried installing Hacker's keyboard and Go Keyboard, then go to settings input and select it. Still errors. What am i doing wrong?

EDIT: NM GOT IT.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bennettg:
I need a fix too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DaraM:
You did not follow the step on first page:

How to Flash this ROM:

- Root your device

- Install TWRP custom recovery

- Install the downloaded ROM .zip found in post #3

- Make sure to do a Factory Reset / Wipe before installing ROM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ipskang:
Yes you are right.I didn't have FireFireFire bootlader or TWRP recovery . I followed the guide by kinfauns and successfully completed all the installations

[HOW-TO] Root / Install a ROM / Unroot / Revert to Stock (A KFFB Supplement)

I downloaded the apk from here

http://www.powerpoint45.webs.com/youtube/files.html

& pushed with intructions from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1447804

Thanks to everyone involved in the project!!

NRGZ28 , Great job man!!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zalua:
Hello, everyone!

This is my first ICS ROM that I flashed on my Kindle Fire. I was discreet about doing so earlier, because I read about bugs and especially about poor HD video support. However, Energry's ROM was a complete surprise for me.

I've been using it just for two days so far, however I will give some observations:

At first, some minor inconveniences:

1)

Android Keyboard force closes

every 10 seconds :rolleyes:. Fixed that by installing my favorite Swype keyboard (can't imagine my life without it :D).

2) When rebooting the tablet,

it doesn't boot right away

. It needs to be reseted several times for successful booting. However, there is a rare necessity for rebooting it, so it is almost a one-time-only struggle.

3) The

auto brightness doesn't work

, however the brightness adjustment feature has just been fixed recently in the kernel, so big thanks for that (the auto brightness didn't work on my stock ROM either :D).

4) The recommended Go Launcher HD shows me small blurry icons of apps on home screen. Don't know how to fix that. Luckily the Nova Launcher, which is included in ROM, works perfect.

As for the advantages of Energy's ROM:

1) First of all, an outstanding experience of ICS ROM, with lots of new features and apps.

2) This ROM is super fast. Scrolling, apps, Wi-Fi speed works perfectly!

3) Video playback is impeccable! :cool:

Big thanks to NRGZ28 and everyone else who contributed to this software. You have made my days brighter ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sero_13:
I installed the keyboard from Prof's website and copied it to system/apps and it works perfectly.

I now have a quick question about ad blocking. I want to use the tvcatchup website to watch the Euros (especially as I'm going on holiday on Saturday) but the website is claiming I'm using an ad blocking service. I usually install AdFree on my phone but haven't on my Fire. Is there anyway to add certain domains o an exception list for this from?

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chjb06:
Thanks NRGZ28 for another great Energy ROM. I've been a fan of your work ever since I first rooted TouchPro2.

On a side note, I successfully installed 5.29 update. icons and graphics are sharp and 1GHz clock speed was adequate. I did not notice any difference.

I was able to fix the keyboard issue - thanks to other helpful posters in this thread.

The only thing that I am not able to get to work is the ad hoc (IBSS) wifi connection. I tried to replace the wap_supplicant apk in adb with the file from previous release with no success. I guess I'll just wait until a fix could come out, which I predict could be soon ;-)

Anyhows, thanks again NRGZ28! Keep up the good work and keep it coming. You, sir, are the BOMB!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] maxtcee:
anybody know how do i download my magazines and books from amazon store to this rom evertime i try its says not a valid kindle
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DaraM:
I assume to need to install either Nook or Kindle for android device, then use the download option through those apps. I have installed the Nook for android, and it works even better than the kindle; a lot smoother with the book functionality.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Was poking around with adb yesterday and noticed something appears to be missing; I can't seem to find logcat on the KF anywhere.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Did you flash the 6/8 kernel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ipskang:
Battery Problem

I am getting problem with battery. Kindle is not charging even kept charged for long time. I did Battery wipe and I did charge it fully,then discharge and full charge again but not getting good battery results

Attached the battery info screenshot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chjb06:
Whatever kernel NRGZ uploaded on his 5.29 update. I just saw that Hashcode's 6/8 update. I will flash with that soon and I'll post back the results. :D

Thanks for pointing that out to me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Goth_:
I must say, this is the 1st Rom I've used, and I love it. I will prob never switch just cause it's that nice and smooth.

Great work my friend. Any plans on some themes?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ipskang:
I don't know why battery is discharging so quickly. I tried to search but couldn't find answer. Please see attachment & if someone can help me

Thanks in Advance
[Kindle Fire Android Development] busab:
Absolutely fantastic job with this ROM. I do believe this is the smoothest ICS experience I have ever had on any device.

Only issue I have with it is that Google Earth force closes on it as well as Beweather.

Is this a known issue? Any suggestions? I've tried fixing permissions but that didn't help.

Thanks in advance!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] msisaac:
This is my first time flashing this device and anything with Android. I used the KF Utility to install root, FFF, and TWRP. I wiped everything in TWRP (cache, Dalvik cache, system, sd, etc.). Then I mounted the KF and copied the 5/29 rom over to the sd card part. I installed it and it seemed to work just fine, but every few seconds I'd get a pop-up stating, "Unfortunately, Android keyboard has stopped." I couldn't get it to work. I wiped cache/dalvik cache again. I wiped data from the keyboard app using the manage apps AND using titanium backup, following suggestions in other threads. The keyboard wouldn't stop with the pop-up. So I downloaded the rom again thinking I got a bad copy. Verified md5 hash. Flashed again after wiping everything again. Same keyboard error. So I downloaded the vanilla CM9 rom from this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1662798

Following a workaround posted earlier in this thread, I used 7-zip to copy system/app/latinIME.apk from the CM9 rom into this 5/29 rom. Flashed again just now. No more keyboard pop-up errors. Unfortunately, it's too late here to keep testing tonight, but I'll report more about this possible fix when I get a chance to play with it. Keeping my fingers crossed that I don't get any other strange errors in this rom because it looks really good so far. I'm enjoying my first Android tablet! Thanks for the hard work on this ROM! I posted this keyboard fix just in case anyone else experiences the same problem. I searched high and low and only found the one workaround posted on page 35 or so of this thread, which related to an older rom image.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NastyNasdaq:
Solved
[Kindle Fire Android Development] msisaac:
I've been using this ROM for a couple of days now with this keyboard fix and everything is great. This ROM is very fast and stable. Much better than stock. Thanks again for all the hard work you did making this!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bennettg:
Does the latest update support ad-hoc networks?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Eleven hours on battery..And you're still at that high of a battery level?...that seems great to me..I get about nine hours out of mine..did you ever get it to charge?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eddie24902005:
After flashing the rom,it says E:CAnnot load volume /misc!

And then I reboot,it keeps going back to TWRP, how can I solve this?!:crying:

my adb shell is not working and the kfu is not too.

the kfu says 'findstr' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

Please help me.....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Hey everybody. A new version of this ROM is uploading right now. A nice graphics refresh with a lot of graphics cues from the HTC One Series :P

The keyboard problem is definitely fixed !! The latest kernel from Hash is in as well. Let me know what else you would like to see in the ROM...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Goth_:
I would love some themes. Like instead ofcthe blue, green or white. Just my $0.02. Great rom though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bennettg:
New rom=boot loop for me. Came from hash cm9 kernel and rom.

I did factory reset, wiped cache and davlik. Twice each. Installed from and rebooted. Got stuck with the boot animation. Let it sit 20 minutes.

Repeated with same results.

Then redownloaded from again, repeated steps for install with same result.

I am using twrp.

Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TKruzze:
I'm downloading now....

However, the two things I always thought would make this ROM perfect are:

Enable Locations (using WiFi).

Ability to reboot directly into recovery (without having to hold the power button)

I'm not certain if these are in the latest, however since you asked, I thought I'd share. Thanks, again, for your continued support of the Kindle Fire. :highfive:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] saulob:
Same problem for me, stuck on the boot animation :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ipskang:
Any help on the above issue is highly appreciated...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
bootloop fixed after clearing sdcard.

-the popup image is somehow weird, not fully cover the text area.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] saulob:
All worked fine now. Used KFU and everything worked.

Got only two problems:

1) USB charging not working

2) USB connection, mount in usb to transfer files, not working too

Fixes?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Ouch on clearing sdcard. Will test the new ROM today hopefully.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Take 2 of the ROM is uploading...cleaned it up some more, so it's a smaller file size now and fixed the popup toast image to be the correct size and also changed default wallpaper.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Looks great so far. No keyboard issues. I do get a notice that the Theme something-or-other has stopped working though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Ah yeah.. the theme engine probably... time for Take 3 I suppose with those files removed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Maybe another issue... Wifi keeps dropping out during large file downloads. Will check other areas of the house to see if it's signal strength.

Edit: looks like it's just the wimpy wifi on the kindle. Phone has good signal down here. It's crazy. 40 ft from the router and signal is in the tank. I even have 19" antennas on it. The other direction I can hold a signal on the laptop over 100yds.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] bennettg:
How do I clear the SD card?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
I didn't have to with "take 2" it just booted right in. But if you feel the need... Copy any contents of /sdcard you want to save to somewhere other than the kindle. Then reboot into twrp. There's an option in there to wipe the sdcard partition. Should be in the same area as the wipes for cache, etc. You'll lose anything stored there obviously.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] verfahrer:
Simple question: where is default wallpaper, that comes after the installation, hidden? Where can I find this .jpg-file?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Can't you do it in recovery
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bharat4ever:
Hey ive been away from kindle Rom flashing for a while, is video playback enabled in cm9 now?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nimr0dv:
i cant connect to my PC with USB + my kindle is not charging... any fix for this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
HWA is supposed t be working in this kernel (hashcode's #12), but MX player still uses s/w decoding on mine :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evo_like:
Was looking for a stable ICS build for my KF, and stumbled across this. Read up some, and then just flashed the 'take3', and so far, all is working as it's supposed to. :-) I honestly haven't had a lot of time to dink around with everything yet, but loving it so far.

Great job, developer NRGZ28! And thank you for all your ongoing efforts. I look forward to running this as my regular now for a while and following this and your work :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] braintrap:
Great ROM and great update. Thanks to the developer. My Kindle is so snappy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ericmc:
Same here, also can't see any of the books I previously had.....wifes gonna be pissed
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ericmc:
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Did you try going to settings>storage and click on the three dots top right corner and choose USB Mass storage. For charging issue are you sure it is not charging/ There is a known Kernel issue, the kindle charges but the light doesn't come on and the battery icon does not indicate the charging, you can either install a battery widget from the market (i.e. extended controls or Neon clock) and see if it does charge. Otherwise try charging in recovery.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ericmc:
Mine charges but the pc doesn't recognize the device. Mass USB storage is on
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
You have to reinstall ADB. Open device manager and see how the device is listed, uninstall the driver, then unplug the kindle and replug it, should prompt you to install driver, install ADB composite driver.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ericmc:
That worked. Than you very much. Now if I could get Calibre to recognize it and get her books back I'd be ok. Is there a different Kindle app that looks like the stock one?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
You can download the kindle App from the play store, it's close but it's not exactly the same as stock. I am not sure if this ROM has the Device masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus or not (Most ROMs do to increase app compatibility), you can check by going into settings>about tablet. You can use Calibre then mount kindle as USB and manually transfer your books to Sdcard/Kindle folder.