yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Bohnsta:
Did you replace Trebuchet Launcher with Nova? I flashed this earlier and it gave me choice at start up between Nova and Go HD launchers. The while ROM seemed a little off too. Might just be me, but I did a squeaky clean flash so who knows. I had been rocking this on and off since release and have been more than please. Can't wait for the 3.0 Kernal to put under this!

Thanks NRG!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hickeroar:
Yeah, Trebuchet is gone, unfortunately. Nova has replaced it. I really want it back. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Bohnsta:
I just don't like TeslaCoil to begin with. I think Apex would be a better starter IMO. I used Apex a long time with this and it made a great combo. The March 15th build lagged a little with it so I fell back to Trebuchet and all was good. Nova just felt odd, like with the grid arrangement, which I know I can change manually but I shouldn't have to. I hope NRG takes this to mind.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
I was a fan of trebuchet on this ROM too. I just restored a titanium backup of it =D I'm finding trebuchet runs much smoother than Nova on this device. Also, the arrangement of cells is a lot better.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Bohnsta:
This man knows what's up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kodopraha:
Last update problem

Please help me what is wrong with last update. I wipe cache and dalvik. Flashe update. Wifi is off can not turn on ans system is slow. I try 3 x. Its not possible to update? Have to factory reset?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aaron1006:
Is there any way to change the battery icon in the bottom right corner? I've changed it in the settings, but it isn't actually changing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shahabk818:
installed the game download Modern Combat 3, opened it, after gameloft logo got frozen, I reset the device and tried again, same thing... how can i fix it? please help
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Gun-Food:
Hey,

I flashed the lasted version with factory reset, delete system, wipe caches, install Rom. But while doing the first boot, the boot animation freeze and nothing happens. I let it laying around for 30 minutes, but nothing happens.

Any idea? how can I help debugging?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wildsoyabean:
Try reflashing again, did you check the hash? Could be a faulty download
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xixpro:
hey guys, how can I install an update without lost any apps or data ? Just clear caches and install update normally, is that right?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
Everyone has their own superstitions, but this works for me and I never have any weird problems:

Copy ROM to the Kindle

Reboot to Recovery

Backup current system in TWRP

Wipe Cache, Dalvik Cache, Factory Reset, System

Install new ROM

Wipe cache, dalvik cache

Restore DATA ONLY from the backup you just made

Wipe cache, dalvik cache

Reboot

Someof this may be unnecessary, but it works for me. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Then please read more and do some research until you do understand. This is a great ROM, but ICS / CM9 is still in early release with limitations. I highly recommend you wait.

edit - here is a link for beginners that I recommend, see it it helps. :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1552547

from LG-LS670 w thekraven CM9/ICS & Tapatalk
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jlocohustler:
Well, nice attitude buddy. I tell you I'm having a problem with your rom, you should be thankful because I'm helping you to make a better rom by keeping bugs away, instead you say that I should stfu and let them bugs roll-you might or might not look into it. That's great man!

You should thank me for using your rom because without people using your work, you're nothing. You wouldn't be developing roms if it weren't for us-instead you'd be working in a cafe or something.

So, listen. Next time I report something, shut your mouth and look into it, put it in your todo list or something but don't say I'm just another moron trying to ruin your peace. I'm reporting bugs for you, so, that you write the perfect rom not because I wanna whine on beta software.

Keep that in mind and make good stuff.

---------- Post added at 01:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:41 PM ----------

There is no HW acceleration yet, so, many games won't work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aloy99:
Ookkkaaayy.

So what exactly have you done that makes the dev of this ROM owe you updates and bugfixes?

I presume you saved a family member of his who was caught in a fire?

No?

Then, you must have given him a million dollars and made him the CEO of Google, no?

Or what?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
In my early days of linux, we called it the twit list, to remove posts from people like you, it is an "ignore list" now in these politically correct times, but you earned your place in mine, after so many posts like this all over the forums. I am convinced you have nothing useful to contribute, period. :rolleyes:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
Did you factory reset, wipe the cache and dalvik cache and then flash?

If so redownload and repeat all steps
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jackyman:
Nice works!! Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mdifilm:
After the flash, I used it for a big but decided to go back to The 2-24 rom it seems that rom I have better luck with a few apps on the market (less crashy). Regardless. This is a great rom, thanks for the share!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shahabk818:
still very buggy... freezes every 15 min... specially on games
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krayziebone99:
I like how quick it is and how everything looks but my only issues so far are with the go launcher. It lacks the customization the regular go launcher has and also the icons are big so they are stretched out and blurry. Is there a way we can scale down the icons a bit or know what resolution they are at so we can make our own?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
That's odd, I haven't had any freezing issues. What games?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Well what do you expect ? There's NO HARDWARE acceleration. Of course games that are designed for that, will crash.

Use this ROM with normal, 2D apps and you'll be fine. You can't push the tablet to its limits with a ROM that doesn't even have hardware acceleration in it. Be reasonable....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
I've had mine freeze a couple times in the past week running the ROM. But I was doing things that I shouldn't be doing with it and pushing it too hard. Overall it's a nice, day to day ROM, if you don't look for an all performer for 3D games or something.

:)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Well you can't really blame me for how they chose to design and build their launcher. If you don't like it, there's plenty of other launchers to choose from. I just modded the ROM itself.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
Well I can see that, but after all the device itself was not designed to be a "gaming" device. Day to day tablet use it has been great. I have loade up Autocad on it and it looks beautiful.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DANKY:
I LOVE this ROM. Nice build :D Thanks for the release.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vegasdgk:
loving the rom thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] worldwidepmp:
I'm loving the ROM myself I was a big fan of your TP2 ROMs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takafiji:
Amazing ROM! Been playing Stupid Zombies for good hour, no freezes. Was excited to see your name pop up. Remember you from TP2 days, had great stuff then too!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] azzzz:
Operas browser won't load up past the starting screen. Anyone having this issue? I might need to re-flash if I'm the only one with this issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eVoLpaNda:
Sorry if this is a stupid question but I was just wondering if there is a way to get back to the stock kindle fore UI while using this rom? I want to be able to still read books and magazines like I can on stock. There probably is a thread or something talking about this so again sorry for my stupidity lol!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Bascotie:
Nice one, thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rhs013232:
energy rom! my favorite !! my topaz also use your rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] joda08:
Voice

if you have an external mike can you use Google voice search with this Rom?+
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AndroidMobileNZ:
Seriously awesome ROM. Not bothered about the bugs at the moment. Good stuff!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jdom58:
Listen pal, do us all a favor and go back to a stock ROM, who the hell owes you anything????

You flash a rom KNOWING it's not 100% and then you demand answers like your some princess (maybe you are and that explains it).

So listen, next time you report something, keep this in mind, no one wants to hear your *****in *****.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
You know I would normally send you on a forced vacation for that type of post, without thinking twice. That said, I won't THIS time, based on your past post history. It seems you're a decent guy and not just a troll.

But let's address a few points in your post.

1. You're not helping by reporting a major defect with the ROM, thinking it's how the ROM was released. When 1600 other people downloaded and installed the same thing, yet NONE reported the same problem... logic would dictate it's just you. THIS is the reason you search the thread before you decide the post the next big bug you found (that's good advice for anyone)

2. I agree I would be "nothing" if nobody would use my work. However, if nobody thing, I wouldn't care. Do you really think I do this as a primary source of income or as a "job" of some sort ? Just the other day I received a $5 dollar donation for this ROM. Yeah, a few more came in after that, but that's just gonna buy me lunch one day, not keep me from "working in a cafe". You have no idea what I really do for money, so I'd keep your mouth shut about it and stop insulting people. THIS, I do for free, for the joy of doing it and in my spare time away from my real job, as I'm sure 99% of the developers on this board do.

3. So next time you report something, I won't "shut my mouth and look into it" because I don't owe you ANYTHING. Somehow you got the wrong impression about XDA. We're not here to serve you. We're here to share ideas and software about a device we all enjoy. This site is by developers, FOR developers to share stuff. Regular people that just consume this software, like you, should just leech it, enjoy it for WHAT IT IS and stop looking a gift horse in the mouth.

Alright... now on to enjoying my Kindle Fire and the awesome battery life I get with the latest ROM.

I won't be bugged by the built in bugs, like.. no hardware acceleration, the occasional SOD, etc etc because I KNOW that's what I have to live with to run the latest operating system on it. I won't go whine to Google or cyanogen to fix it. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] samson291:
Love this ROM and really enjoy your work don't let people like him get to you! I was just wondering as I've currently got another ROM installed, will I be able to run the android setup wizard and sync my programs if I did a factory reset once I flash your ROM or do I have to make a backup?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teegale:
Just stopping by to say that I appreciate your hard work. I love the rom and want to thank you for creating it. My kindle fire never looked so good! Looking forward to future updates!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
Hope it's not hitman! :eek:

:)

P.S. This version is awesome...no SOD's so far, great battery life.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
How about you helping yourself by reading some?

How can you play a game not made for KF? How do you expect a game like MC3 to work wihtout HWA?

:confused::eek:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pavanmaverick:
Terrific ROM! Thank you sir.

Running this ROM for a day now, and it seems wonderful.

Just bummed that the GPS isn't working. Will you fix this anytime soon ;)

Seriously, this is a great ROM, and I thank you for sharing it with the community here. Its yet another humbling example of the generosity of the developers who share the fruits of their labor with us.

Thank you, sir.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] starable:
Battery life sucks! I even make sure the underclock CPU is 1ghz and lower the display brightness to be very low. It only took 6 hours (mostly inactive) from 60% of battery life to die out.

I like the fancy widgets and launcher, but the battery life is my most concern. I take notes on the kindle and if it is a short life battery, it is useless throughout the day for me.

I guess I will have to go back to CM7.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
Battery life is awesome with this Rom if you ask me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
My battery life is awesome also...if I bring it to a full charge and just let it sit without doing anything actively (mail weather and other things are doing their thing though) it takes about 24 hours to exhaust the battery. Using it in a normal manner, I'm good for about 14 hours. It depends on what you are running and or doing, but I'm more than happy.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
just an update..

when i 1st installed new rom i had issues with wifi, adb and force closes.

i did a full wipe including sdcard before install.

after half an hour of trying everything i redownloaded link and wiped again.

this time it worked like a dream.

so don't do one install then moan and move on. just stick with it and try redownloading etc.

it worked for me and wow what a difference from all other roms out there.

nrg thanks again and don't let it get to you.

I understand it must be hard to hear about "BUGS" that are not really bugs, just some leftover data or glitch on download etc. but for us mear mortals who don't really understand it all and have tried allsorts of roms out there with lots of bugs then perhaps we jump to conclusions.

and don't forget that to post bugs etc is the only way we can have some imput.

most members only post bug reports to help.

tanks again and keep up the good work :-)

steve
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teegale:
Having an issue. Just updated from March 15 to 19th. Factory reset plus cleared cache. Installed new .zip booted perfectly. Now I rebooted it, and it's stuck at the recovery screen. The screen will flash off and on and I'm unable to get into recovery or passed it to the rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Use Kfu and go and go to bootmode menu and chose 1.normal
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
NRG, I'll be flashing your latest release the first chance I get with enough time to do a proper setup. Been bouncing back and forth with CM7 a bit when needed. I'm loving your work and I hope you don't get discouraged by people who just don't get it. Very anxious to try out the new goodies in the current release.

Also very pleased to see the addition of Nova Launcher. Been using Nova for a while with ICS and love it. Great customization and performance options!

Kindle Fire

ROM: CyanogenMod 7.2.0

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz max, 1.3 GHz min

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jdom58:
Hey guys, I've used Go Launcher quite a bit with my Galaxy S2 but not really very familiar with Nova Launcher so wondering what the preference is Nova or Go? Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Karine:
Thanks for the link. Is there a different ROM that you would recommend in the interim?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Nova is only for ICS. I tried Go Launcher HD and really did not like it at all. Didn't like the layout at the top, there's almost no features or customization (right now anyway, though that may change with future updates), and I didn't think it was nearly as smooth as Nova with Nova settings set to fast.

Trebuchet I thought was also not very smooth, not as customizable, though more customizable than Go HD.

Kindle Fire

ROM: CyanogenMod 7.2.0

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz max, 1.3 GHz min

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
try apex, its very smooth and works well for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Belgorm:
I am getting a lot of random reboots when playing Draw Something.

I did a factory reset and wiped dalvik and installed but still getting freezing up and then rebooting.

Anyone else experiencing this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
I've been using new rom all day without any freezes and then my wife played a online type game and the freezes began.

when she stops playing the game the freezes stop.

don't know if this helps pinpoint anything.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
Might help to know what game she's playing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
sorry farm story & bakery story.

thanks for reply:-)

Edit: what should i have in the init.d folder?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jdom58:
Guys I gotta admit the ROM is very nice but my battery is draining at a VERY fast pace evenings when it's sleeping . Also getting random SODs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
That's odd....I have been running for 22 hours now and have 66% left. Maybe you are running something that's looping or running continuously? I've had one SOD in this period. I am now trying AutoKiller, which has an advanced setting to disable the normalized sleeper. Seeing what that does.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
There is an app called watchdog task monitor, it will notify you if you have any apps running rogue that are eating your battery. Task killers don't do much good on any android os newer than froyo
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
AutoKiller is a memory manager. It seems to work fine on ICS. It seems to do a better job of that than ICS or Froyo by itself.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Sorry. I read that wrong. If you want to go more extreme you can try the v6 supercharger scripts. I personally don't care for it because I like multitasking, but with v6 it kills processes not being used quicker than stock so you always have more free ram. I havent tried it with kf yet. But alot of people swear by it and add it to their own builds
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
I used v6 supercharger on my old phone...works quite well, but you are correct, it's not so great for multitasking.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
I've just had another freeze

I was viewing my running apps at the time, i had the following apps running,

settings, dropbox, wallpaper wizardrill,dspmanager, exchange service, google services and swype. also running apex launcher. with daemon controller set to 6oomin and 1200max ondemand. in my init.d file I have 10tweaks/20tweaks/83tweaks/83oc & 99complete

could it be my lovely smooth apex launcher?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Swype is wonky with ics still, its freezing up phones like crazy
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leswgnr:
Still getting SODs, although less than in the 3-15 rom. Seems like short sleeps are OK, but longer sleeps aren't. Also the battery life is short. Had much better life with the ocd sleep at 300, big surprise, huh?:D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
i'm using 3-15, so far so good. deleted daemon control and use built in cm cpu manager. i set to performance with min=300 and max=1200.

i'm not using my kindle quite often, just to monitor any performance/sod. so far not a single sod after 3 days; i just keep the kindle in sleep mode, use it once in a while, googling around, use google play, etc.. not sure it make any different or not, i never press power button to enter sleep mode, i just keep it running with auto sleep 30sec. might be coincidence? hmm. nvm, i keep monitor any weird behavior..

note: battery still 60% after 50 hours, thus it can be concluded my kindle works fine in sleep mode without consuming large amount of battery. btw wifi is turned off in sleep mode..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Is there a donation link somewhere? Assuming it would still show up even when using XDA Premium, or will I need to go to a computer?

Kindle Fire

ROM: CyanogenMod 7.2.0

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.3 GHz max, 1.3 GHz min

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blauciel:
I've got ADW Launcher running. It works well with ICS. I immediately didn't like Trebuchet. I'll give Nova a go.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krayziebone99:
How does upgrading from a prior release work. Would we just do a straight install or what
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aoaleman:
I believe it formats system. Best is to factory reset and restore apps via TB. That's what worked best for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kurtis.austin2:
just rooted, and just installed this rom. how long does the first boot up of this freshly installed rom take? just want to make sure i am not stuck in a boot loop.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
fresh install less than 5 mins
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Allen3697:
Love this ROM. I had SO MUCH trouble with the 3-15 version. For a couple days I didn't touch my Kindle because it kept getting SOD. So glad I was able to update to 3-19 and use my Kindle again. This ROM is super smooth.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
I havent had a single SOD either since I changed the minimum CPU speed at 600Mhz. That and pretty awesome battery life. I dropped 3% overnight with Wifi ON. I'm prettty happy with it. Of course.. if you play very demanding apps like games, you might not get the same experience. I only use my tablet for reading, browsing the web, email, media center control, etc. Light tasks. And it works great for that stuff. Never had a freeze up. Probably because those apps don't tax the graphics unit like a game would :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
It's working great for me...thanks! Very smooth and speedy. Only one SOD so far. I use mine pretty much the same way you do. Words with Friends is the extent of my gaming, so no real issues to report. Although YouTube is interesting...when the cover flow loads it looks like a dozen tv sets with H.lock problems, but scroll it, and it goes away. Go figure.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] papugoz:
Same here. I must to say that I don't have any SODs on this ROM even on 300 MHz min, and battery i really good so far.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ignited:
First, thank you dev for your rom.

Second, i read that all of you have good battery life but my battery went from 100% to 4% in less than 18 hours. With the same use on the stock rom i got 72-80 hours.... Is there a way to improve battery life or i should restore the stock rom?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Dependding on how the voltage is set up, its a lot of times better to have a higher min CPU. If its at 300mhz the processor has to work harder and longer to process Every task, especially waking it up from sleep. I keep my min at at 600 and get a full day of playing with my fire constantly.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DoubleByte:
Can't really say this is the cause, but the stock ROM (unless you changed this) always turns wifi off when the the screen if off. You might try setting WiFi that way in this ROM. Just a thought.

Although, I can't tell you I get 72-80 hours. I get maybe 30, but that's OK with me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andythegreenguy:
If you do not understand the instructions, I would highly recommend you to NOT get into rooting and flashing of ROMs. Just a friendly advice... :).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NYCHitman1:
Is Chrome Beta working for you folks? Mine is acting all kinds of funky. I've gotten a few force closes, which I have cleared data then cache/dalvik in recovery - but no luck yet. Otherwise, it just doesn't load any pages up and it freezes often.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tskramp:
I thought chrome beta used HWA, and if so, then that would cause issues.