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[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ac3bot:
I think so... there were several options under the 'wipe' tab on TWRP... I did all but battery stats I believe

Any way to get out of this loop? Whats my next move?

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Im out of the loop... held down the power button... d'oh...

Going to try rebooting... if that doesnt work, I'll download and flash again... someone have more specific instructions on what exactly to wipe before flashing??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
I would do factory reset then wipe system, cache, & dalvik. That's typically what clears things up unless it's a bad download. If you really want to get into the weeds a bit, there's a thread revolving around dual booting the KF. I'd get this ROM working first though.

One other note, I've had a few times when the tablet refused to boot into the animation, rarely, but it happens. Long press of the power button and a reboot usually works.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Think I might have found a bug. Sometimes I use the charger for my Tbolt as a temporary hold-your-own charger when I don't want to leave the tab in the room with its charger. If I leave it on the weaker charger for a few hours with the screen off it gets stuck at 600MHz. The only thing I can do is reboot it or suffer at the slower speed. Setcpu won't do a thing with it. I have the profiles set at 600min to kernel maximum when the screen is on, 600 when it's off. Anyone else see this happen?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] usnret04:
I'm the same, still using May's firmware. I check back on this forum every few weeks to see if there is a new release other than the June one.

If NRGZ28 decides to move on, is there another ROM similiar to this one would recommend?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
I'm just now getting around to rooting my new KF and putting ICS and my ROM back on it. Hah...

I will release a fresh version soon. Any suggestions on what should be in it ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
Beats audio, Supercharged, and adblocking.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
So your just gonna complain until he does it now...? :screwy:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Yeah simple, I guess now that you made the solution to so apparent the devs can just get take a couple minutes to fix it. If they don't then I guess you could do a fix for every ics rom so everyone who is constantly complaining about no hd and no HWA can finally shut up. Thanks for your amazing contribution...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sasquatch080:
Thank you so much. I feel really stupid right now lol. I guessed I panicked lmao! So I guess that did it for me. Besides Hwa. This really is the best ROM I've tried on my kindle!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
I'm not complaining I am trying to get a response. Not that large of a request and not as "screwy" as your grammar. I've even given ideas as to where he could get the patch from. Others seem to be getting responses to things they should already know. I'm trying to get OP to make this ROM usable for more people. I know I'm not the only one using ad hoc as my primary connection.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
LoL :D

On a side note...is Google Apps included :rolleyes: :eek: :p

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Wow, demanding much?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Gapps, yes
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
Yea, I was being sarcastic on the gapps.

Been running this rom pretty much since day 1 of launch and have had almost no issues, and the issues are nothing major...just a small lag here or there.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
I don't think you even really read my post. No where in it did I demand anything. I asked a question and made a statement or two.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fishjam:
I'm not a dev, but your post seems very offensive. The mission statement of this site says "Don't ask for a time"

You want it so bad, fix it yourself.

Just chill and wait. He'll get it working.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
How was my comment possibly offensive? I prefaced it with "No offense..." and ended it with a compliment. It's a reasonable question. It's not like no one's gotten it to work yet. It works on another CM9 ROM. I like this ROM, alot. If I didn't, I wouldn't be asking him to make a build with Ad Hoc so I could use it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
You didn't directly demand anything no, but by implying that you were just going to whine until you got what suited your needs might as well be a demand.

If you don't like what has been done so be it, but don't whine like a 2 yr old until you get your wish.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
I didn't imply anything. You assumed that's what I was going to do. I had to do so on the other thread because like this one, no one would even try to answer my question even though it had not been previously asked. Either way, I'm not here to argue with the likes of you. If the OP is offended by my post, I'm sure I'll know about it, especially seeing as he's a moderator. It's not your place to get upset about it, is it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fishjam:
In the basic rules of a compliment, never, and I mean never say anything negative.

When you thank some one, just say thank you. Tell them why it has helped you. Never say anything negative, leave that for another time. If you say something negative when trying to say a positive, only the negative stands out.

Read Dale Carnegie How to win friends and influence people.

We, I included, need to be more respectful of those who are trying to help us.

Edit: I understand that this is off topic, but felt it had to be said.

Hate to rag on you but obviously others feel the same way.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] b1gk1d:
Thanks a lot

NRGZ28 I always liked your rom builds. I was following you back in windows mobile. I am so glad that you got a kindle fire. I know that great builds are on the way :)

Thanks mate!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fishjam:
Exactly, that is how you thank someone.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fox_dye:
link is dead does anyone have a mirror
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rkeenan:
I loved the rom but had to flash CM7 so my games would work. Will switch back when my games work on CM9.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
I can upload, gimme a few minutes

EDIT: Just tried link in OP and it worked just fine...I am uploading, but prob cant post mirror link until morning since I am on the way to bed
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 6666:
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been using your roms on and off since my touch pro 2.

They always kept my devices fresh long after they weren't the latest and greatest anymore. I can't use this one till HWA (I know that has nothing to do with your rom) works as my rationalization for buying this toy was netflix movies for my son in the car, but I am super excited and now REALLY am looking forward to getting HWA on ICS on kindle so I can run this.

Really great looking ROM!

Take people on this forum with a grain of salt as it really is a whole diff world than the the rest of the the device boards with this device being so common.

Thank you very much
[Kindle Fire Android Development] CodenameDeadpool:
Do you have a mobile hotspot? Tether to your phone?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Hmm.. no... no... and.. isnt it already in it ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] droiduzr2:
A simple file manager app e.g. Ol File Manager:D

So many Devs leave out this simple tool.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
I don't know and why not?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
ROM updated.. enjoy guys :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
I'm not one of those devs.. if you pay close attention there's two file managers in the ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
I can't get this to download either on my tablet or computer. Stops after 14mb each time.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Maybe because dozens ate trying too?

Sent from my Thunderbolt using one opposable thumb.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
I've tried a dozen times at this point
[Kindle Fire Android Development] davuong:
thanks for your hard work on Kindle fire.

But what exactly "

Ability to choose between two different kernels" means????

i think i can change from kernel 2.x to 3.0.x or from 3.0.x to 2.x???
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
I believe it's between hashcodes original and intersect ravens modified version
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Spike15:
Is there anywhere to download this from where it doesn't download at circa 2002 speeds and fail ~1/3rd the way through?

EDIT: I'd love to try your ROM but I tried downloading it 3 times a month ago and once again today and it fails after 35-45mbs. That's not cool, where are the other mirrors?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] zalua:
The same here. Please upload the ROM to another file sharing service.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
Love the ROM! Very nice and snappy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] antigeek:
I, too, love the ROM. :)

Zero issues so far.

Excellent work, as always.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Definitely not as popular as it used to be. Something about having jellybean on... I personally don't see the difference. It's more buggy and it looks the same.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] antigeek:
Duplicate MAC addresses

I installed the July 31 ROM on a friend's Kindle after mine, and had a wireless conflict.

I found the MAC addresses are the same on both devices.

I read back in this thread (May 6 & 7) that there was a fix and that you'd implement it in your next ROM.

I'll read on to see if I can apply the change myself.

Just wondering if I found something for the next ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AmanteNJ:
How long is the boot time after a fresh flash? Mine has been stuck on the boot animation for like 10 minutes now
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evgeny9:
It's too long: for me the animation took about 3 minutes, and then there was the "Android Upgrade" (apps optimization) dialog for about 5 minutes more.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evgeny9:
You can choose between "original" and "custom" kernel at the beginning of the firmware flashing.

There's a dialog at the beginning of this process now, letting the user choose the kernel and make a wipe.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
I really do not understand WHERE are the download links??

Could anyone point me to it? Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evgeny9:
"Click here to download" at the very end of the 2nd post.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
Just tried "July 31st 2012 (7.31.2012)" edition.

My cnclusions:

+ visual theme is excellent

- still weak performance compared to linaro (antutu 5980+ vs 6400+ in linaro)

- not able switch < ^ = buttons on the right side (I hate how it is on the default as I'm doing it with the right hand)

- unable to install without wiping data from previuos ICS, while many other ICS have no problem with (it is a big problem as you need to reinstall/put again settings for every app)

Conclusion: maybe the battery goes with some +-3% slower and the SDcard speed on USB transfer is faster with +-50%, these are not worth for me yet.

Anyway. Thanks dev for the great job. I really like the Aroma installer! Hope for better performance in Antutu in the future, and I will definitely go for you ROM!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Right...because benchmark results are really important in day to day usability. Not...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
True. I wouldnt be able to tell the different performance speed between any 2 roms for the fire. Dont be discouraged. Good work man!:thumbup:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evgeny9:
Tested July's ROM for a couple of days: great work as always!

- The visual theme is really excellent

- Battery consumption is much better in standby mode and a little better in active mode (compared to May's firmware)

- AnTuTu gave me 5880 and Quadrant showed me the 3d place which is extremely good from my point of view (used them for the 1st time :))

- All the other advantages are still there...

Noticed only a couple of drawbacks:

- Charging rather slow and not indicating the charge process, still discharging very fast (which is not firmware's, but kernel's problem)

- Can't use Google Chrome as it crashes periodically (e.g., when going to "Settings")

So, thanks again for this great firmware!

Will be waiting for the next release and for Hashcode to solve the charging issues.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaycup:
OK I like it
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johansons:
USB connection

Hi, i have just flashed this incredible ROM. Thanks a lot! However, i realised that when i had turned on the USB connection, my computer couldnt detect it. After ive unplugged it says "unknown USB device". How can i get my USB connection working? Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cabrone1:
Turn off debugging in development settings iirc.

Love the rom. Any way to use a controller with games? Dumb q, I know

Tapped
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Glasairmell:
I am with you. Sticking with ICS and your great ROM. It is great to see you keeping it updated! Thank you!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dpdurst:
Nice Rom, so far this one is the only one that is allowing my Wife's KF to actually charge! The other ones we have tried for some reason will not charge when plugged into USB or power direct source. She is really loving the speed and configuration options. Thanks!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Glasairmell:
Daughter is over this week and we both use this ROM. Having duplicate wifi MAC addresses issues. NRG have would you please let us know if you will address (no pun lol) this issue soon?

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Glasairmell:
I used the wan_loader.zip and all is well now. Guess this will suffice so you do not have to modify the ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cyboreal:
FUSE support in kernel?

I'm using the Energy ROM from 6.23 every day! I need a kernel that has FUSE support, however, and the kernel in that ROM does not. (Cryptonite app needs it to mount EncFS-encrypted volumes, which work in stock CM7.1 on my phone.) Any chance the kernel in this build of Energy ROM has FUSE included?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] v_lestat:
rom runs nice. but...

battery life is horrid. - lost 20% overnight for no reason and the actual drain when you use it is massive. only my phone drains that fast. ouch.

i will have to start turning off sync and wifi at night.

charging is a nightmare - it randomly stops charging.... it randomly starts charging or not when i plug it in.

strange thing is this kindle fire when not on the stock rom.

but hell atleast it runs better lol.

also,, the multitouch doesnt work well. not sure if this is a kindle fire or rom issue. - when playing a racing game,,, pressing gas and left or right to steer causes the steering, or gas to stick so long as you have the other finger touching the other function.

so,, the car would keep turning left, or the gas would remain on, though you let go of it.

only way to stop the sticking is to take all fingers off the screen.

is this a rom or KF issue?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Glasairmell:
None of those issues here and have Energy on two KFs.

Did a fresh install after factory wipe no Titanium restore. There are so many variables that can affect battery drain.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] v_lestat:
The only issue I take with "so many variables" is the simple truth that the stock ROM has 2-3 times the battery life of any ROM I have tried and I can find no reasonable explanation other than maybe WiFi sleep policy and CPU gov/voltages.

The stock ROM was of course made to run minimal CPU a lot. And even using power save gov does not help that much.

I won't give up yet just the charging and multi touch issues were such that using this ROM became a n issue.

Great ROM creation though its more than I could ever do
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johansons:
Thanks! It worked! :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gsalgado:
Taking ages to charge...

Hi, I've been using this ROM for a couple months now and in general I'm very pleased with it. Thanks for the great work!

However, one annoying thing I've noticed is that my KF is now taking too long to charge (I have the battery icon configured to display the charge percentage), either when connected to a power outlet or to a USB port. Has anybody else noticed that? Is there anything I can do about it?

(I'm running version 7.31.2012)

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] YayILikePie:
I don't know if it's specific to this ROM, but I found that switching the CPU performance to ondemand helps to save battery life and speeds up charging when not in use. Also, sometimes the charging icon can get stuck and doesn't update, but a restart of the system usually gets it going again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gsalgado:
In my case the charging icon is not stuck -- the percentage is increasing steadily, although super slowly (10% increase in around an hour). I'll try changing the CPU performance

EDIT: I already had the CPU governor set to ondemand
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Shady545:
Could you please update the 4th post of this thread with FAQ's?

Its really hard to go through the nearly 150 pages to find out if others have the same issues or work arounds.

Ive been running your last build since it came out. A few days ago my dock dissapeared. Also the browser sometimes closes out of no where. another issue is when typing something in the browser the osk (on screen keyboard) will sometimes dissapear. I have to click somewhere on the screen then re-click the text input box for it to appear again.

Im about to do a clean install of the latest build again, with no data recovery and see if this helps.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] HKSpeed:
Anyone having issues with the KF turning off by itself and not being able to turn back on immediately? This typically happens hours after I recharge the KF using a HP Touchpad charger (but it happens with other chargers too). Once the KF turns off by itself, I have to spend 10-15 minutes repeatedly holding the power button (short intervals and holding it down for a minute) before it turns back on. This doesn't happen if I turn it off manually. I have the July 31 build. This problem didnt happen when I was on the May 29 build. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Glasairmell:
Might want to do a nano backup, an App2zip file, factory reset and a fresh install. If it works you can use app2zip or titanium to get back to where you want it. I did a fresh install with the July 31 build and have no issues.

Regards!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] HKSpeed:
Unfortunately the reinstall didn't work. I wiped everything (cache, dalvik, factory reset), then re-downloaded and re-installed the 7/31 build. Titanium Backup (free version) would get stuck (freeze at XX% and not progress after an hour) while backing up my apps and data. So I did a back-up on TWRP. After the reinstall, I used TWRP to restore just my data from the back-up I just made. Ten minutes later my KF reset itself and got stuck at the boot screen (rotating color tiles). So I said "effit!", then wiped everything and restored an old back-up of the 5/29 build. So now I got 2 questions for everyone.

1. When installing the 7/31 build I see two kernel options: stock (stable) and modified (recommended). I believe the modified kernel is Hashcode's 3.0.1, but what is the stock kernel? To me "stock" implies the original Kindle Fire (gingerbread) kernel, but that doesn't make sense.

2. How can I update from my 5/31 build to the 6/23 build? I've given up on the 7/31 build. I want to carry over my apps/data/settings from 5/31 to 6/23 (avoid reinstalling apps and redo-ing settings). I suppose I can use Titanium Backup, but it didn't work for me previously.

Thnx.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Glasairmell:
HKSpeed did you run the 7/31 build first without installing anything from TB to see how it runs? There are times TB can mess things up when changing Rom builds and restoring. In those cases you have to bite the bullet and re install all your stuff fresh.

You can try restoring some of your critical data one at a time though so you know what is causing your issues. Some restored app is borking your build when being restored from TB.

BTW I use the modified kernel. I shrugged off the stock choice and did not mess around with it.

Regards!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stoo85:
Download link broken ?

Dev-Host is down ..

any mirror ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Kshitij Agrawal:
Awesome rom!!!!

I just transformed my dads kindle fire to a fully unlocked , restriction-less tablet.

Thanks a lot to the developer!!! :good: :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evgeny9:
Was waiting for another build at the end of the mounth (August), as always. Still waiting...

NRGZ28, please, tell us, should we wait for another firmware coming soon or is the work on Kindle Fire suspended?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
What cifs mount app can someone recommend? Tried mount manager and cifs manager. Neither want to play nice on anything I have.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ncvikingx97:
No notification bar. Am I missing something
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
This is cm9, not cm10. Cm9 tablet mode by default.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Got it working, sort of. MX player won't scan the mount point, but will play contents of it when launched from a file browser app.

Sent from my Thunderbolt using one opposable thumb.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
And it looks as if my screen has strarted to develop that burn-in/ghosting problem. Lovely.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jiiprah:
Yeah mine too. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thrasherht:
Stop using ICS, upgrade to Jellybean and watch all your problems disappear.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
Probably a hardware issue because it was stated earlier on in the thread that the ghosting was experienced even with stock ROM. Not every electronic component is immune to unwanted performance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rysk29:
any chance 4 update
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfed:
Hello All,

I have the 4.29.12 build on the kindle I love the rom I was an inch away from buying the new kindle fire yesterday but decided to put a new rom on my old kindle fire.

I know the rom doesnt show charging I understand that and it does charge no biggie. But I cannot adjust the screen brightness for some reason. And I just shut down the kindle I noticed that the screen was actually still lit. I had to hold the button down for a while for the screen to actually shut off. Turning it back on was not a problem. Any solutions?

Thank you

Joe
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
These are both old problems with the kernel that have been fixed. However, you will need to load a current Jelly Bean rom in order to have both fixes. I recommend twa_priv's sgt7 Linaro version of JB.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfed:
Thanks, I will put that rom on. Do you know where it is on the forum?

Joe
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
Look above this thread in this forum. You should see it. It says ROM cm10 sgt7 Linaro
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bwilliy:
So I flashed this to my kindle today. Everything works fine all the apps work and everything flashed over perfectly. There was only one little problem.

My stupid kindle doesnt want to charge anymore. It was charging fine with my wall charger when i was with my stock kindle firmware (Even with my Kindle rooted and kept at stock it would still charge. )

So now the only way It charges is if i go into recovery and leave it there?

Is the a something thats gotta be fixed or can I fix it my self?