yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trybal057:
this is the third charger ive tried, i left it plugged in all night, since my last post, there is no change in what i am experiencing, the charger works on all other things, bt, phone, .etc........ btw, ive rooted phones and my nook, ive brought phones back from a seemingly bricked state,.... this **** has me stumped
[Kindle Fire Android Development] keamas:
Hey I just installed 1password it worked great. After a reboot it is not there anymore.

It is repoducable on my device tested it mutipletimes ...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnilsson:
Of course CM9 is work in progress, I'm using on other devices.

But on other devices the battery icon looks different, and I can with

CM9 choose other styles. I can find the same setting in this version but nothing happens....

And when I change roms on my other devices I can change language.

But that option doesn't show when I install this version.

So please, can someone tell me if and how if fix this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
Hi. I don't know about changing the battery icon; seems to be broken, but someone may know better.

To change the language go into Settings - Language & input

Then press on "Language" and choose whichever you prefer from the list.

The reason you don't get it at the first start is because SetupWizard.apk was taken out of the ROM. It doesn't do anything that you can't already do from the Settings, and the ROM is just "ready to go" without it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
if your tablet isn't charging while its turned off you definitely have a hardware problem...either the charger or the tablet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
And that was exactly my intention. Glad someone understands that..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
The battery icon doesn't need to be 'fixed'. I themed it that way be cause that's how I like it. If you don't like it feel free to theme it with the uot kitchen...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnilsson:
Thank you so so much!

Didn't even think to go there, since I've always had the option when I installed.

That wasn't a complaint, I just wanted to know if it was a bug that I couldn't use the option that already is in CM9.

I think this rom is great, love to have ICS on my Kindle.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
Damn, I've tried every ics rom out there and this seems to be the most stable. Thanks a lot for what you do. Great job!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Cl8rs:
How would I go about updating to the latest version? Just flash it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
That's how I like it too!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thrasherht:
I would just like to say. This rom is amazing. i upgraded from the rom that was in the ICS development thread, and this one is amazing. I am glad it actually plays games.

I can't wait to see how good this will be once we get a working 3.0 kernel.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trybal057:
Thx that a what I think, it's my coworkers, he had it for a week and then told me it just happened, whether he did something or not, I have seen these things have power troubles anyway, time for warranty action, thx see you when it comes in
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mmegalodon:
Thank you for saving my Kindle Fire. Infinitely better. Kicking myself for not getting after it earlier. :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ProfEngr:
Saw that happen 2x with Samsung 3D glasses. A bad wall charger killed them both.

Sent from my TBolt with the XDA App using 1 opposable thumb
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ryantrax:
Has anyone had any problems with apps being removed or uninstalled? You click on an app on one of your home pages and it says app not installed. It has happened to me several times on this ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trybal057:
Word that's my guess, but after a bowl and a few beers, I'm thinking that, unrooted fires have a thing where you hold the power for 20 sec and it reboots, is that different than power on, if mines just looped to the point a reboot is in order, is there a way to force a reboot without being able to go into recovery, did the regular fire OS have such a feature, .... And if I'm fukkt, is there a way to fully hard reset or unroot, or even fully disable this thing to clear the ROM? Any help is greatly appreciated
[Kindle Fire Android Development] keamas:
Yes I have the same problem but only with a few apps like 1Password. But no idea why...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
Should anyone care about this...

I had no SOD with version 13-3 of this ROM. I get a SOD when powering off the KF on versions 15-3 and 19-3.

I also get the same power off SOD with the new ReloadedROM.

I do not get the power off SOD with the "Unofficial CM9 Build" ROM.

Is there anything in common between that build and the 13-3 of Energy? :confused:

I've tried messing with the governors and min/max speeds, and that's definitely not what's causing the SOD on power off.

I'm open to suggestions~
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
To be able to do ANYTHING like that... you need to get into recovery. And the ROM that's on it now, has nothing to do with that. The "push the power button for 10 seconds to turn off/reboot" thing is totally bootloader controlled.

Intersectraven's kernel :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gbarayah:
Sorry a bit unclear here, is this what these ROMs have in common or will flashing this kernel fix the SOD issues? Aside from the SOD at shutdown, this ROM has been very stable for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] trybal057:
i think it narrowed down to the little charger hole is probably fukt, thx for the help
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
The 13-3 ROM used hashcode's kernel, while the 19-3 ROM uses miui's (at least that's what it shows in Settings, anyway).

By flashing intersectraven's kernel, the SOD at shutdown will be fixed (it was for me, this may differ for you), but it's awfully sluggish... I did the lame thing of retrieving hashcode's boot.img from the Energy 13-3 ROM and applying that to the Energy 19-3 ROM zip. Works wonders. No SOD at shutdown and no odd slow downs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
I just noticed this today. Thought I was developing Alzheimer's or something! Noticed it with a couple of games and an ICS theme for AudioManager Pro. Can't remember if I had them on the previous builds of this ROM or not, maybe an ICS compatibility issue?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cenkoloji:
intersectraven kernel solved issues!

I wrote before that I had freeze problems. I tried once again. But this time I flashed intersectraven's kernel after flashing this rom. And boom! Everything is great now. I did not have a freeze since I flashed the rom.

However I don't understand one thing: This kernel is already included in the rom, no? How come it made a difference flashing the kernel afterwards?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
For what it's worth, here's how I fixed my SOD problem: Open Daemon Controller, set Wake and Sleep minimums to 800mhz. Haven't had SOD since.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blackbrolly:
Thanks for the great ROM! Question though. My wifi wont come on. I did all the wipes i needed to, but no wifi connectivity. any thoughts?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
I really find this rom to be the most stable, but the sound constantly going out is really getting to me. Hope to see it fixed in the next update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] blackbrolly:
Nevermind got it. lol Did a factory reset that i must have missed. Forgive me and thank for such a great rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Reserved.:
After a few days with this ROM, I am still having continuous freeze's just like the 3-15 ROM. I have attempted to traverse the pages, and read the posts, however I cannot figure out how to fix it.

I am going to reflash this, in hopes of fixing this issue. I have attempted fixing the issue by switching the minimum and maximum in daemon control, and in settings. To obviously no avail.

If anyone has any suggestions for me on this issue, please private message me.

[Seeing as I do not religiously check up on this >_<]
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gbarayah:
What governor settings are you using? I tried setting min values to 800mhz and no luck for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Reserved.:
SOD = Screen of Death correct?

And I'm getting freezing, so does that mean SOD = Freezing?

Or am I not putting the dots correctly together D: Just attempting to make sense of all this mumbo jumbo :P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Good point....I changed the governors to On Demand. 1.3 GHz max, 800 MHz min. Make sure you hit APPLY and then do a reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aronoskarss:
It's Sleep Of Death, when your fire is sleeping and you hit the power button but nothing appears on the screen.

That's SOD. :-)

Freezing would be spoken about as....freezing, i think.

tested this rom out early today and it froze when watching a video on youtube.

I can't wait for the 3.? Kernel :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
I had a couple of freezes and Sleep of Death instances before making those changes in Daemon Controller. I've not had either since, and my battery life has been very good. Not saying it's the magic setting for everyone, but it seems to be working well for my device. :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gbarayah:
Changed to those settings but no luck. No really sure whats causing it as I have already done a clean install (factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, install ROM) but issue persists...

For now I just reboot to recovery and shutdown from there... thanks for the help.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
I'm using ad-hoc wifi right now on this rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Sounds like you did a thorough wipe before flashing, but just to double check, did you also wipe system? If you didn't, then I would go back through the whole thing again and make sure you wipe system. Leftover data there could cause problems. Believe me, I've had to do this myself more than a few times to get rid of bugs I created. Also, I always wipe everything a minimum of 5 times just to make sure no old data sticks.

If you did wipe system, then try bumping your sleep minimum up one more notch. I've noticed over the many devices I've run overclocked that if your minimum clock speed is set too low, your device has a harder time waking up, especially if it wakes up and your maximum clock is set way high. I've found that in order to keep the system stable, the higher you set your maximum, you should run your minimum a little higher as well.

For example, with my Thunderbolt, I keep my maximum set to 1.8 GHz with the minimum set to 1 GHz. I run the risk of SOD if I dip the minimum much below that. If my max is set to 1 GHz or 1.2 GHz, I can run my minimum down to 800 mhz or maybe 600 mhz and be okay. I just happen to like the fast setting best.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gbarayah:
Yes, I did wipe the system as well. I wasn't as thorough as you (5 times) but I did wipe everything twice just to make sure I got a clean installation.

I tried bumping the minimum speed to 1 ghz but no changes. Going to mess around with Daemon some more and also the CPU settings within the system and see if anything changes. Thanks again for the help.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] androidcues:
fwimc

purest form of wiping

"fastboot erase system -w"

once and done.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Regionativo:
I don't know if this will add any value, I submit such evaluation to the higher powers that be.

I've been suffering from SODs since installing the latest Energy ROM, and I don't know if this is what everyone calls Sleep of Death (might be different but the behavior is the same)

At random (but very frequently) when waking up my kindle the screen is black (with backlight on but nothing shows on the screen), I let it go back to sleep and push the power button again with the same result except after a couple of seconds the unlock screen appears just like nothing and it works just fine.

If I repeatedly turn it off/on the black screen will just keep appearing, I have to let it "rest", go back to sleep and push the power button again, only then will the kindle really wake up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thrasherht:
I have had the same thing happening with the lastest build of energy.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
Anyone have a link to the previous build? I can't handle not having sound half the time.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
I'm pretty sure there's only one link. NRG updates the file that the link links to with the most current build.

Just make sure you wipe cache, dalvik cache, factory reset, and system. I recommend 3x minimum (I personally do 5x each). I did it this way and only have the known ICS issues with no freezing and no SOD (after tweaking Daemon Controller) and no sound issues. I'm on the 3/19 build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
Thanks, i just gave up on this Rom. BTW, i always wipe thoroughly.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
I have the previous build and can throw it in my dropbox if you'd like. PM me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Regionativo:
What configuration do you have?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
I set the sleep and wake governors the same:

Max: 1.3 GHz

Min: 800 MHz

On Demand

Make sure you hit APPLY

If you use SetCPU, make sure you set it the same. Also, make sure you set it the same in the Performance section of Settings.

Then reboot.

You can see you processor scale between the max and min in SetCPU.

I've not had a single hiccup after having set these settings, and before that I was getting 1 or 2 freezes and SOD occurrences each day.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
Yes please. If you don't mind.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MichaelVash7886:
Got a question about this. I am new to the whole flashing roms thing. Would I be able to:

1. Retain amazon capabilities such as Kindle? Amazon prime video?

2 Does Titainium backup work with Kindle? If so could I backup my fire before I flash this and then make a backup of that and flash back and forth?

Pretty basic questions I know, but like I say I'm new to the whole flashing roms thing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gbarayah:
You can still use the 'Kindle' portion - just download the Kindle app from the Play Store, but you WILL NOT be able to get prime video on any custom ROM.

Titanium backup does work with the Kindle but if you are looking to backup your entire Kindle, that is better done by running a backup through your recovery. That way if you make changes and want to go back, you can just flash the backup image. Titanium backup is best for backing up apps/data.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] deuzcent:
I had this same problem too with random apps. To fix it you need to move the app from the SD card to the tablet. That will keep it from disappearing when you reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
So I have a question...

Right after a backup is made and you're booting up, why does the Android system go through an *Updating* process where every app is optimized?

What happens is a window pops up and says "Android is Updating" and below it, it enumerates each app and says "Optimizing".

Not sure why. Anyone know?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Regionativo:
That means you did not wipe the system completely, it works as if it is being updated to a newer version of the ROM. I find that outside of official ROMs (Android, Amazon, etc) this typically corrupts the system and you end up with missing pieces of the puzzle (specially in ROMs in pretty active development)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Agreed with the first part about wipe. I do not agree with the corrupted system or missing pieces. :confused:

I'm an alpha tester for a CM9 ROM. We get just kernels or boot images to try, and you get the "Updating...." screen. Nothing is corrupted though. :cool:

The only time I do NOT see it is when you just do a reboot, with no changes to the ROM or Gapps or whatever.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Regionativo:
I stand corrected, I should have said "corrupted user experience", the system is not corrupted but somehow you end up with a flaky system.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Okay...so I wiped caches right before hitting Backup. Next time I make a nandroid, I won't wipe anything and see if it still happens.

And to think I was wiping caches just to prevent something weird happening. Ha!

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

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

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
This is what I've got:

Which one do you want?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
3/14 Please
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MichaelVash7886:
Thanks for the info. Ok, so my follow up question then is, how do I start my Fire in Recovery mode? I have rooted it, just wanted the gmail apps and what not. I believe I did install the recovery, going to download the Kindle Fire utility and update it, but once I have done that how do I go about starting the fire in recovery mode so I can backup my image, etc?

Edit: Got the backup part figured out. So two quick questions before I flash this in. 1 My backup covers everything I have on my Kindle right now? My Stock Kindle fire rom, my apps, my used apps history, etc? Just seems odd so small a set of files can do that is why I ask. 2 Is there a specific folder I need to put the rom in? Or does it protect it from a factory reset if I put the file on the Fire by USB?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
It's initially stored on the SD card but you can connect you kindle to your PC and copy the backup files to your PC. However, they have to be on the SD card in order to restore them in TWRP.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
1.- If you didn't uncheck any boxes and left them at default, pretty much yes.

I'm not sure what you'd call a "small set of files"... the back up should be 200+ MB, but it really depends on how much stuff there's actually installed. You could "easily" come up with a 700+ MB backup.

2.- Anywhere under /sdcard is fine really. You can navigate the folder tree to pick the ROM file to flash.

I'm not sure what do you mean by this, but as a side tip, if you want to preserve your stock backup, I suggest you copy over the /sdcard/TWRP folder to your PC, so if /sdcard is ever formatted or whatever, you'll still have the stock backup.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] t0adman:
PM sent. More characters...blah.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MichaelVash7886:
When I started the transfer via USB, I did not see an sdcard folder, realized that I could only really access that particular folder when connecting to my computer. Got everything flashed now. Thanks for the help you guys.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
By default, the USB connection mounts /sdcard, so you don't need to worry about that. Factory Reset does not wipe /sdcard.

Glad you sorted it out :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
If you have SetCPU installed as well, the andrev_oc daemon (what daemon controller really.. controls) is disabled by default. So there wont be any switching of governors when the screen is turned on and off. You'll scale up and down speed wise, but you won't be switching governors automatically :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Okay...so I uninstalled SetCPU and set my governors as follows:

Wake

Max 1.3 GHz

Min 1.3 GHz

Performance

Sleep

Max 800 mhz

800 mhz

On Demand

Different from before, but wanting to see how it does with no SetCPU installed. :D

ROM: Energy CM9 Kang Build 3/19/2012

Kernel: 0xD34D

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

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theTwiz:
NRGZ28, thank you for your work on this rom. it runs very smooth and might replace jackpot/hashcode's builds for the time being as my dd.

that being said, bubble upnp does not actually work on this rom. it is having the same issue the other cm9 roms are having.

edit: to clarify, when i say 'not working', im referring to the fact that it cannot see upnp servers/renderers on the network. it will see the local library and renderer, essentially making it a local media browser.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Where can i fìn go launcher HD in ur rom??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] qdochemistry:
Anyone care to comment on battery life? How is this compared to stock KF?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
It's worse... depending on how you "drive" it of course. The kernel tends to stick at 1008 Mhz sometimes and doesn't properly sleep, but I believe raven knows about it and will fix it eventually. That and you can't use screen state apps that downclock the cpu while the screen is off, because.. again.. a bug in the kernel. So overall, the battery will last about a day with a lot of usage.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
LOL... really ? How about the apps menu ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tiffany84:
This is a great rom. Really loving it but one question, I really like the asus weather widget and was really excited to see you added it but when I added it to the home screen it shows the background and says unavailable above it and when I manually add my city it just remains that way. So I went into the settings for the widget and tried to update it but it just continuously says that it's updating and if I just back out of it, it will just constantly fc until I forcestop it. Any ideas? If not it's not a big deal. The rom is great and I really appreciate the work you've put in.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waris93:
Your rom is really great but I reckon stock kernal ;-) and yeah I am also having a problem with the touch I was watching some videos yesterday and it was hard to skip and sometimes it doesn't even pause the video I have to lock the screen and unlock it again then it will work but still a big buggy well thanks for your hard work and it's been a long time I am waiting for he accel fix :P any idea when it's going to be fix :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rontre:
This rom is very smooth but it quickly overheats
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
nope i mean the apk file for another rom? It's not a official launcher of Go Dev Team??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Google it, it is out there on the interwebs. It is official, Go team has a website setup for it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Really an eta on HWA? And it isn't the stock kernel, it says in the first couple of posts by the op that it is intersectravens

He just got done explaining that intersects kernel sticks at 1008.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
do i need gapps?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrGert:
No, its still included :rolleyes:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Allen3697:
When I downloaded the rom, it didn't come with gapps. I just used the file from the February 24th build of another ICS rom. They work fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Yeah I noticed its not so reliable as when I first started using it. Maybe I'll just take it out of the ROM next time. It works... sometimes..... Eh.

Amen to that !

Really ? You must have downloaded another ROM, because THIS ROM definitely has all the google apps in it.:rolleyes:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Flash player didn't on cm9... why u added to ur rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Would you quit with the stupid questions please ? You're not on my good side since you posted that thread with the MIUI build and didn't ask for permission to do so.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ddgarcia05:
Cuz its his rom and he could. Be appreciative of what developers work hard to make. Besides its not like the app is bad its just not supported yet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] hillbillyhotrod:
Having a problem

Got this on the fire last night, love it. Cant sign in to Google though tried flashing the 2 24 still cant seem to sign in, any idea?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NRGZ28:
Wrong password ? Idk...