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[Kindle Fire Android Development] ebaychuck:
ADB

I was able to install another keyboard using ADB to get around the error.

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Looks great so far.. I think I'll be putting away my Blackberry Playbook for a while.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
How can you even ask that question...I've been using your roms since I bought my first hd2...I may not post much..but I just wanted to let you know how much your work is appreciated..And I'm sure there are thousands that feel the same...keep up the good work nrg!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Great ROM, feeling very snappy. If I would suggest something it would be to add an option to hide the nav bar to the power button menu to have a full screen within apps. Also support for fff 1.4a to reboot into recovery and the theme manager in settings. Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Well...installed the new ROM...no problems at all..no keyboard problems because I use a black themed Swype keyboard...just follow the instructions given by nrg...just updated the launcher I was using (go launcher HD)..And everything was back as it was..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tbbo514:
awesome rom dude :) only two roms i like are yours and hashcodes cm9(just was curious to how his ran), but have been running yours since day 1 definitely have been pleased with your work, smh yall are awesome!..one question i want to flash this but jw can you change the color of the navbar buttons (back, home, recent apps)?

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same here lol came on xda every night just to see
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dovid:
Keyboard Crash - Wifi Errors

-Same here -

* Installed Latest TWRP

* Installed lastest FIREFIREFIRE

* Full Wipe/Factory Reset

* Installed Latest NRG 5/29 ROM (2 x)

-Keyboard Crash

-Wifi will not turn on

Any help?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
try to reboot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
w00t! A new rev of this ROM is awesome news. I went over the Hashcode's latest ROM for a while, but the amount of tweaking I had to do to make it as snappy was painful. Also wasn't happy with the stock Launcher, so installed a different Launcher, but wasn't happy with the RAM utilization.

NRG's attention to detail in keeping the RAM footprint down is what makes this ROM great. I'm downloading now and will install shortly, noting that the keyboard doesn't work...will install the thumb keyboard apk from adb.

I'm very excited...probably too excited! ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dovid:
Keyboard Crash

Not helpful, but thanks anyways.

* Keyboard still crashes

* Wifi refuses to turn on

Anybody else?

Thank you,
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Follow these instructions exactly!..be sure to only have "data" checked in the recovery option screen and there will be no problems
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thief777:
He did so, but still got a crash keyboard. Rom is very fast, you just cut out the keyboard and all is well)))
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sero_13:
I followed the steps exactly as posted above and I'm also getting the "Unfortunately, Android keyboard has stopped" message.

I've even done it a second time with wiping cache & dalvik in between each step and I still get the error. Ah well, back to my backup for the time being...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
I restored my settings and got the keyboard failure, as well. WiFi was not an issue. I also flashed Hash's #11 kernel from TWRP...maybe try this and see if it helps?

For the keyboard issue, I fortunately had a local copy of Perfect Keyboard Pro apk, which I installed and made default. This solution works great, as IMHO, the Android keyboard sucks. There are free versions of this keyboard (as well as the GO keyboard) and with a little searching, you can find one to push over via ADB or USB, as a temp fix.

BTW, this ROM is smoking fast. No amount of tweaking on Hashcode's ROM came close. Even with V6 Supercharger and Kernelizer (great scripts, BTW) , I couldn't get as smooth as this.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sero_13:
Yeah I also flashed the #11 kernel but still got the failure, cheers for the advice though.

Glad to see the rom is Usain Bolt like, I'll have a look into keyboard apks...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
It really is ridiculous how fast this ROM is. Android has no reason to be this fast on the mediocre Kindle hardware, which seems to be bottlenecked moat by RAM.

My best attempt at ini.d tweaks wasn't close and lead to some RAM hungry games crashing. I'll have to test Contract Killer again on this ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Allen3697:
Love this ROM. I just installed a free ICS keyboard from the Play Store.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
I didn't get the keyboard crash because I never used the Android keyboard..sorry if I implied otherwise
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DaraM:
How you get it connected without the keyboard?

How can you get into the Play Store if your device is not connect, sign-in to google account? Just curious...

I get it to work with local "Better Keyboard" via USB connection, and set it to default for keyboard, and NOT android keyboard. No more crash notification!

It is fast and smooth!

Thanks the Dev!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bluezr1:
I just rooted my kindle around 10 minutes ago and I'm downloading that rom now. Should I restore data (from nandroid) from the stock os that was on the kindle?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
Been using this ROM all day. IMHO, its the only ROM in existence that makes the Kindle Fire's hardware tolerable. A true feat of engineering!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bluezr1:
I read back around ten pages and seen it mentioned once where the tablet isn't charging (or is it?) I don't want to turn it on now for fear of killing the battery and not being able to flash anything. Someone had mentioned about using a different kernel, what one would be the best? I apologize if this has been said before.

Edit- forget the charging problem, I see that this isn't with just this rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] braintrap:
It must be charging. Boot into the TWRP and check the battery level if you like.

I want to thank author for the update. Finally I am able to change screen brightness! For those who are going to use this ROM I suggest first to place custom keyboard (Go keybord for example) apk file on the sd partition. ROM comes with the built in File browser - you will be able to install that keyboard and set it as default in a minute.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] stahly:
great update to the rom! am loving it. got it now on 3 fires and its working great.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Madscotsman:
Can someone host this file on another server, this one keeps timing out. Tried to download the ROM 5 times now, randomly cuts off at different intervals.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smoody:
I get the keyboard error regardless of what keyboard I set as default..

no offense but that should be resolved before anything else, or the rom is useless
[Kindle Fire Android Development] markmac:
I have finally committed to using ICS on my KF and would like to try this ROM, but i am waiting for a keyboard fix.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DaraM:
Read a few posts back, and could you say please?

No offense taken here, but that again, I am not the person who spends a lot of times and efforts to create something and give it free to all who enjoy.

Could you even take time to read ? And say please, please!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brett_c:
Wifi Location working in refresh?

Can anybody confirm if wifi location is working, for example in google maps, with the latest refresh? I'm currently running the prior Energy ROM with Hashcode 10a, trying to decide if it's worthwhile to update....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ukchucktown:
Honestly the keyboard issue is a minor inconvenience. It's easy to get around by pushing a 3rd party keyboard using adb then installing it using the FileManager app. This ROM is smoking fast. Keep up the great work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Madscotsman:
Can someone please host the zip file on another server, I have attempted to download this file over 10 times not and it keeps getting cut off at random intervals.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
Odd. I had this working fine on Haschode's ROM, but cannot get it work on Energy. I think everything is configured the same, including in dev options to allow "spoofing locations". Won't resolve my location now, albeit on my work network. Will have to try it from home and see.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Blakeman:
Energy draining energy?

I have a unique issue happening with my rooted Kindle Fire with Energy installed.

The battery will not charge. Before installing the Rom my Kindle charged fine. Now my Kindle won't charge. When I plug it in it doesn't recognize the charge. Display lockscreen says "Connect to Charger" and doesn't change.

Now my KF is dead, dead and won't charge. It's not bricked because I used it for a few hours before the battery died.

Is there anything I can do?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Allen3697:
I did it on the online Play Store and pushed the download over WiFi to my Kindle.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Muzungu12:
I was wondering if this ROM includes bluetooth or if any ROM has bluetooth, thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Mama Luigi:
I've had both the keyboard issue and the battery issue.

I installed the latest TWRP and bootloader today.

After installing this rom and booting up, it was constantly giving me messages that google keyboard had stopped working. About every 5 or 10 seconds. The breaks were long enough for me to download the GO keyboard apk from my computer, move it to the Fire, and install. Then I restored my Swype and all was well.

A little later I noticed my battery was still listed as 82% despite having used it constantly for web browsing, customizing, and playing games. I decided to boot into TWRP since it had its own battery monitor. Sure enough, the battery showed up as 59%, not 82%.

Upon restarting, with the charger plugged in, it reported the right battery %. When I unplugged it and connected it back up, the power LED didn't turn on and the battery settings didn't say it was charging. However, when I refreshed the battery settings, the light came on and it began charging again.

I'm a little nervous about these issues. Know what might be causing them?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] braintrap:
For those who have battery issues.

I have used the previous ROM version and see the same with the update. Battery may not show the correct state but it functions normally. It is charging regardless if you notice it ir not. In my situation when I plug the charger in, most of the time visually nothing changes. I just turn Wi-fi off and leave the device to rest for, say 3 or 4 hours and when I come back battery is fully charged. Only few times device detected that it is charhing and I saw a notice in the notification area. But don't worry. If battery is dead, just leave it charging for a while. It will eventually charge.

I have noticed significant difference when you charge with the wi-fi off and on. Wireless eats your battery very fast. Also I have noticed that if you try to charge your device while using it, battery stays pretty much on the same level.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
No need to quote OP, plus lack of information. What FFF version do you have installed, if any? Have you tried using the stock charger? (it has a greater output than other chargers). On that note, using the stock charger, try to boot into TWRP (if you have it installed) and let it charge there.

Also, keep in mind this issue is not related to this ROM at all. You may want to start a new thread in Q&A if you can't get it going with the stock charger, as suggested.

It's a known, documented, and being worked on kernel/driver issue: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1591850

It's not harmful at all, just annoying and, in my experience, charging is slower. Try charging from TWRP, it's much faster for me. To get accurate battery information from the ROM, use a battery monitor widget.

On another note, thanks for the ROM update. It was much needed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Mama Luigi:
Yeah, I'm sorry for clogging things up, I realize now reading through past posts that a lot of people had these problems and they are documented issues. That's what I get for posting late at night I guess.

Anyway good to know that these can be worked around. Wasn't too hard to fix the keyboard issue and the charging issue isn't the end of the world either. Other than that, the rom is great for me. Fast and stable. Glad to be back on ICS; I was still on rooted 6.3 before for the hardware acceleration and I only decided to get in on the 3.0 kernel goodness last night. It's so much better, I don't think I'll ever go away from ICS now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ukchucktown:
I can confirm location is not working with this ROM. It also worked for me on the stock CM9 ROM with Hashcode's latest kernel. Not sure why it's not working on this one but no go I'm afraid.

UK
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brett_c:
Bummer - I appreciate you both checking this for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] maw230:
ICS keyboard does not fix keyboard crash issue for me. Can someone link to a keyboard apk that works?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chewy74:
If restoring data is causing the keyboard fc, why is it still being restored at rom installation? Just flash the rom and reboot and login to Google
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kodopraha:
Keyboard

For me keyboard is not working so I can not set wifi and download another keyboard. Is it some fix for this? Uf
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DaraM:
?

Read a few posts back about the same issue.

You will need to push the keyboard through either locale via USB, or ADB option, and then switch the ROM option to whatever the keyboard you install, but not the android keyboard(which keeps crashing), set it as default, then you are good to go... Again, READ, a few post back for detail information...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Regarding the keyboard issue, I made of a backup of the ROM I was using before this ROM (I had go keyboard set as my default keyboard), then flashed energy ROM and restored Data only from the backup, Go keyboard was set as my default keyboard on Energy automatically and I didn't have any issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wizard6498:
I hope by now that you've tried this rom. :-) Anyway, for the keyboard fix, you can download from the play store any ICS keyboard on your current rom, backup with Titanium Backup (TB) , then flash this rom and reinstall the the ICS keyboard from TB. Hope this helps... I've tried them all, and this is by far the most stable and sweetest ICS 3.0 kernal for the kindle rom out there. At least in my humble opiniun :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Same here...I was always using the black themed Swype apk that I got from another one of the xda forums so long ago I can't remember from a where....I'm sure it was from one of the HTC hd2 areas...I'll see if I can post the apk file

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after doing a little resaearch i found this......

I'm the beta community relations rep for Swype (Brian Resnik, if you're over on the Swype forums).

First of all, yes we're watching you HAHA. I'm obligated to wag my finger at you all for distributing our software without a license. A little patience will go a long way. Trust me, the more the brass hears about people illegally copying Swype and feeling entitled to a free version (yes, we know there's no copy on the market for you to buy, but you have to respect that OEM distribution is our chosen business model), the less they want to support a beta program at all. The better we play nice with eachother, the sooner more people get into the beta!

so i cant post the swype apk... i downloaded my apk long before this message was posted... sorry guys -__-
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tmhung:
Really smooth :) , but i need 720p video player , please fix this problem in next version ^^ .

Thanks u so much
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
Ad hoc wifi

is Ad Hoc working in this ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Inlinepro77:
Just wanted to say thanks. I'm very excited about the future of this rom!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nightphobia:
Lately Every device I seem to have you have touched. Awesome to see you here as well!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
Ad Hoc WiFi not patched

Installed and tried this ROM. Ad Hoc WiFi is not working. Any way you could release a build with the patch from Jackpot Clavin/HashCode/Nind's 02-24-12 CM9 build? It's really a deal breaker for me. Other than that everything else looks pretty friggin' nice. Love all the blue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Read the op, it says no hd or HWA so of course it isn't working. This is common to all ICS, luckily hashcode got uart working so he can trouble shoot the 3.x kernel. Please read before you flash then read again before you make a request for something everyone knows is broken on every rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Did you do a clean install like the op said? Why are you still on 2/19 and ot on 2/24?

This rom is definitely different than what you said, duff kernel, dig options removed/added. I have been running it a wile with no issues after I did a clean install (wipe data, cache, dalvik)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] qdochemistry:
Its a nice looking rom but I will probably wait a bit because I love the battery life on it running stock. Thnz NRG coming on board and show us some kindle love (and the excitement you brought to HD2)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sasquatch080:
What do y'all use to control volume in YouTube?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Houndog101:
Its not even close to the other ICS roms. Its far superior (quad score is 1200 more then the other 2 ics roms). You must not have installed it correctly . I have been running this since it came out as my daily and have had no problems what so ever with it..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Status bar... Volume slider right on it...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
Can you get Ad Hoc Wifi working? That's the only thing keeping me from using this ROM. Nind patched it on Jackpot's CM9 ROM and got it working on the latest 02-24-12 build. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaxenroth:
Volume control in the market
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaxenroth:
Nrg this rom is very nice. Loaded it up on my boys fire. Very impressive. I'm using your rom on my wife's amaze as well. Thx for your work.

Sent from my phone.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Houndog101:
Is there a way to make the status bar right handed, ie: back and home button on right instead of left side..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kalel90:
So can someone explain why hd youtube isn't working to me? It seems to me that since it uses the same gpu as the old samsung galaxy tab, captivate, galaxy s phones in general that you could get the kernel files from that and port the hd youtube stuff to the kindle fire?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
Why don't you try either searching or contributing to the solution?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] idreamer24:
Read the OP. It explains what doesn't work
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dino1342:
is there a way to make my wifi pick up my location for the weather widgets
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
Attn: OP

No word on getting Ad Hoc WiFi working on this ROM? No offense but none of the smoothness or speed means anything to me if I have to switch to a different ROM for home use. I hounded the **** out of the guys working on JackpotClavin's ROM and they got it figured out really quickly once they got tired of my *****ing and did it. ROM looks and runs great, just can't bring myself to use it until Ad Hoc is bueno. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bluezr1:
I used file expert to backup MultiLing keyboard from my phone. Then I placed it on the kf before flashing the rom. That way I had an apk to install after the rom booted up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Well swype rep, that just plain sux!

Sent from my TBolt with the XDA App using 1 opposable thumb
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tbbo514:
No themes :-(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
I don't know why I just thought about this yesterday..but I remembered a little tidbit about battery calibration that I've never seen discussed in this forum..fully charge your battery...boot into twrp...tap wipe...tap wipe battery stats..run the kindle down to zero..then charge it up again...I would like to see if I'm imagining a great increase in battery life...I haven't plugged in since yesterday morning..And I'm still at 75%..I'm interested in others findings here..thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kenikh:
I've been getting consistent app hangs on a few "power user" apps on this ROM, that ran fine on Hash's ROM:

Root Explorer

Tasker

AutomateIt

Any ideas why and what to do about it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Battery calibration update....after heavy usage today..kindle died at 35%	battery level.charging back to full charge to see true capacity...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
The above screenshot has been with heavy usage all day
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
Wiping battery stats only wipes the information that details what applications/processes are using up battery during each charge/discharge cycle, doesn't have any affect on actual battery runtimes.

From the horse's mouth:

https://plus.google.com/105051985738280261832/posts/FV3LVtdVxPT
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
Interesting...I only know what I've learned in the forums here...from what I had previously understood..wiping battery stats well give accurate calibration from full to empty..my kindle battery would drain down to about 35% then the unit would just die...now it goes down to zero (per battery meter) and shut down..the article is interesting reading...thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
I don't know what happened to my other message...serx7...but see the first picture where the usage drops to zero suddenly..after wiping stats it drops down smoothly...but thanks for the info
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
Yeah I noticed that screen shot and found it interesting. That blurb about batt stats was written by the Google dev who works w/ the batterystats.bin file, but the more important thing is that you're seeing better behavior :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cjams:
This is what I thought I've learned about Android when it comes to batteries..what we see as a full battery indicator is dependent on having the charge in the physical hardware of the battery itself "calibrated" with what we see on the screen...the only way to achieve this is by fully charging the hardware (battery) wiping the stats (software) and letting it cycle from full to empty twice..so the software and the battery knows where full and zero is for each other..I'm not saying it's going to lengthen the time we have to use our devices..just give us an accurate indication of where we are....it's like having a car with a broken gas gauge...running out of gas when the gauge still reads half a tank...sorry for rambling...just my two cents worth...fin
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rootgeeek:
there is over 100 pages on this thread, please forgive me if i do not read thru all 100+ pages of just giving thanks and props...

I just installed this using CWM installed from Cyanogenmod7, it keeps saying "keyboard" has stopped working...Any ideas?

Also, Setup Wizard keeps crashing, saying "set up wizard has stopped"....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
There is a problem with the keyboard, you'll have to install a keyboard using adb.