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[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
U have to either browse from chrome beta while on the Fire or change the user agent to desktop in the stock browser.. MF is acting up lately.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] linktohack:
=))

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
Send me pie :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] breebauer:
Sorry- I'm still laughing at this....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cl2eep:
Does Hardware Acceleration work on this? I thought it was still broken on all ICS Roms, but the Energy Rom has it so I was wondering...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
It is the 3.0 kernel that enables HWA, not the ROM, so yes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
Yes due to hashcodes lovely work... yes it does... :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
Haha I wish bro.. we need them for the games this weekend...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] HiDefinition:
This rom is f-word awesome.

That is all.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stage:
Amen to that!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] robta:
HI People s

hi must say great rom besides the battery thing but i got a little hint 4 u all

get the app android notifier for the Kindle and your PC then u'll see when its charging if both u'r kindle and your com r on the same wifi
[Kindle Fire Android Development] madocs:
Really great ROM. Fast, functional, beautiful.

- sent from a thingy
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
THANK YOU!

I've had my Kindle fire for about 6 months now & although I am a big time phone flasher, I had never given much thought to doing the same here. Needless to say I was a bit concerned about blowing up my Kindle, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized how big an idiot I was being. I'm afraid to blow up the device that would cost $130 to replace, but I have no problem doing it to the device that cost $600??? So I went for it & I have to say I am so glad I did. This ROM is incredible to say the least! I've only had a real Android tablet before, at Moto Xoom (original WiFi only) & I loved it. I finally broke down & bought it because I had spent close to the cost of one trying to hack Pandigitals & cheap ebay china specials. I loved the Xoom, but then the HP TouchPad craze happened & I sold the Xoom & settled for the $99 TouchPad (which I liked better with WebOS vs Android anyways...I know blasphemy!) I eventually sold the TouchPad & got a Fire.

I didn't think it was possible to turn a low cost e-reader into a full blown Android tablet, much less running ICS for that matter. I was shocked to see this thing was running 4.0.4!

So THANK YOU devs for making this masterpiece, it is truly a work of art & your time, efforts & dedication does not go un-noticed. As soon as I am able to donation(s) will follow.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] adamhlj:
THis ROM seems kind of sluggish to me. Rotating the screen takes several seconds. Sometimes when I push the home button or the back button, it takes a couple seconds. Typing is also sluggish at first. Every time I go into CM settings, it crashes. Am I doing something wrong here?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Juicy555:
same with me, going to flash a different rom was just to unstable.

Just turning it off trying to get into cmw it would not turn on at all until i plugged it into the charger..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
How do u flash the rom step by step maybe we can go threw this together and help solve any flashing isuues to me it sounds like you have something bogging you down and I know its not my rom ty
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
+1 to this as the whole thread would be filled with such issues... first off check the cpu speeds... most of the times we are given these awesome roms that have OC ability or even just normal clock ability.. well the rom runs better with higher speeds of course. if it sluggesh that means your cpu speed is low.. its not a rom issue per se.. also tell us more about your flashing, did you follow the guidelines? rebooted a billion times? fix permissions? blah blah blah? basically I flash all the time.(Hi, my name is Pharoah and i'm a crack flasher....[class all says hi :)]) I wouldnt let Hell release a piss poor sluggish rom... its your setup... and yes it can be fixed without flashing new(unless you really want to)...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
If your the crack flasher what dose that make mr
[Kindle Fire Android Development] adamhlj:
If i remember correctly, I downloaded your ROM, put it on my SD card, then I rebooted into the twrp, wiped the memory (I think with this I wiped the cache, wiped the davlik cache, and formatted memory. Probably overkill, but I don't want to screw anything up.) Then I would install the ROM and reboot. When I first added it, I linked my gmail account and then suddenly all my apps from my phone decided to download onto my kindle. That started to bog it down bad. I stopped all the apps from downloading, but it was still lagging bad, so I put the energy ROM on.

As a side note, is there any way to get the regular kindle loader on? I have a few magazine subscriptions through the kindle (EW, Rolling Stone, Astronomy, Wired, and PC Mag to be specific) and none of them are available on my device now. EW and Wired act as apps, and then you can download the actual magazine. I think you need Adobe AIR to run them. Or would combining the kindle loader with ICS bog it down way too much?

And is there any way to remove the camera app from the lock screen since there isn't a camera on the kindle?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
lol your a crack flasher too... your part of the class that responded back and says 'Hi Pharoah!!!' :D

well if you did all that per how you stated, you forgot to fix permissions and rebooting a couple of times after first boot. You never want to load things on the first boot before android has a chance to 'move in' you need to reboot a couple of times to let things settle then add all your apps. and in order to get the 'kindle loader' as you say, you would need to dual boot the Fire. or just flash back to stock.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] adamhlj:
I guess I am unclear about what people mean by "fixing permissions." Is that something like allowing apps to load from unapproved sources?

And I like ICS on my kindle. It gives me google voice when connected to wifi. That and the wifi stays on even when asleep. I reckon there are mods with the regular kindle loader, but I feel a little overwhelmed with editing code in the registry. But thanks for the tip, I will give it a try later.

Edit: I just reflashed it and didn't add any accounts to it. Its now working much faster. Thanks for the advice. But why are there two gallery apps?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
Cause no one is perfect
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
perfection

except me. lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
I had two gallery apps. Just use titanium to delete one
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
I don't think anyone answered your 1st question. Fix Permissions is an option in recovery. In TWRP, you can find it in the Advanced menu/screen.

I'm in the process of booting out of TWRP after flashing the cleaner and the ROM in TWRP. Boot ani is -really- sick :) It now appears 'stuck' but per OP it's most likely b/c there isn't enough boot ani images to cover the amt of time needed to reboot the device after the cache/dalvik wipes.

Looking forward to using Hellfire. I've been on gedeROM for the past couple of weeks (really like it), but wanted to mix it up a bit :D

[Edit: Well it sat at the end of the 'stuck' boot ani for about 8 minutes, so I held in the power button to shut it down, waited a few moments, then hit the power button to power it back up again. Went through the boot ani, then the boot ani 'stuck', been sitting there for the past 10 or so min. Maybe I have a bad d/l? Unless I mis-read/incompletely read the OP, installation should consist of flashing the cleaner, then the ROM, then fix permissions, then (implied) reboot. Did I miss a step? Am I perhaps not waiting long enough?]

[Edit 2: I booted back into TWRP (thank you FFF 1.4a), wiped cache/dalvik & fix permission again, booted out, and it got me to the Welcome screen in less time than it took to get a swig of water from the fountain down the hallway. So I think I'm good to go, it's set up time :) ]
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
haha good... your edit 2 is what I was going to suggest until I read what you added.. but cool hope you enjoy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Thanks. I just flashed and it is beast.I love it.their seems to be a small shutdown issue though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
Yea no worries... its part of the new update for the kernel. Not to speak for hashcode, but he's aware of the issue and actively trying to fix it. His Kung Fu is top notch so give it some time.. So no worries there.. but glad u like the rom.. Hell will be pleased to read such news.. :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Cool...the power thing is a very minor issue and I really don't care,but it would be once to have it work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x0xhellx0x:
I'm thinking of adding the battery driver from g2x and see if it plays nice for next release
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jspex:
very cool

This is an awesome rom . I was a little afraid to go ics while hash was still working on the kernel but this is near flawless. Thank you for the awesome rom and thank you hashcode for all your hard work on the kernel.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
That's aways great news to read in the morning. We are glad u love it. Hell worked very hard for this! Enjoy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
It's only been a half day+ since I loaded Hellfire up, but I do like it, and find myself rebooting the Fire just to watch the boot animation :) I got so used to the monochromatic Settings, that the splash of colored icons in Hellfire's Settings screen/s is a nice change.

I'm an Apex launcher fan so I installed that and am using it in place of Trebuchet, and I uninstalled a few apps that I knew I'd probably never use but were included by default (a handwriting/notes app, File manager HD, Volume Control).

The ROM -arguably- seemed slightly less snappy shortly after the initial flash and 1 or 2 subsequent reboots (compared to a few of the other CM9 ROMs I've tried), so I simply went into all the apps I usually use, ran them through their typical day to day paces one after the other, and that seems to have built the caches up enough that it's now at least as snappy as the other CM9-based ROMs i've been on. I've since bumped the CPU to the 1.2GHz mark, b/c the ROM lets me.

Questions/requests:

- In a subsequent build, would it be possible to include a volume slider in the expanded status bar? I figure Volume Control may have been added to substitute for the absence of a volume slider in the status bar, but it seems to me that the 'total package' would be more tight/compact w/ the slider in the status bar as opposed to a separate utility. On the flip side, Volume Control is kind of cool...

- Do users often use the Airplane Mode, Bluetooth, and Notifications toggles that appear in the expanded status bar? I personally never use them so they just take up space for me, but if it was determined that enough users have use for these toggles, I'll just sit back down and shaddup :)

Anyway, thanks x0xhellx0x for a very nice ROM and thanks da-pharoah for doing the bulk of the testing. I do software systems integration/analysis/testing for my day job, and appreciate that there's a dedicated 'Lead Tester' for this ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jspex:
I personally use bigrubberpepper volume widget and it works out really well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
I looked this up, and it turns out RubberBigPepper (not BigRubberPepper as you typed, but probably is what you were referring to) is the author of Volume Control, which is exactly what I uninstalled from my Hellfire setup :)

Maybe I'll put it back in :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
thanks bro! Yes I feel you on having a Lead Tester. With the team we have going on we all have different Android needs so its awesome to get many different flavors of feedback before each update goes live.

As far as airplane mode and BT, Hashcode is striving to get BT fully working. it *may be possible. Right now we(really Him) have it halfway working. so its functionality isnt fully yet enabled so thats why we havent discussed removing those options from there. for the volume control in the status bar seems like a great idea! I generally mute my Fire so I really dont use the volume control to edit the volume, but I could def see the great capability of its use in the status bar. only thing is if thats not a pure CM thing then we wont add it. We are striving to be pure CM, since everyone else isnt...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Lenas:
Yes, please please please add volume to notification bar :) My only complaint!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
Yup. Can't please everyone, but it's def good to have a broad-ish scenario/needs coverage as part of testing.

I wasn't aware of Hashcode's current progress/status on the BT front, sounds promising.

The volume slider in the status bar may not be pure AOSP. Trojan38 mentioned in his Vanilla CM9 builds OP "... They are fully vanilla, except for the volume slider in the status bar, they are exactly the same as Hashcode builds and they include the latest CM source changes."

Since I removed Volume Control yesterday, I went to the Play Store to d/l it again (the free version). Oddly, the Play Store shows me a "Download" button instead of the usual "Install" button (I assume there's a reason for this, perhaps related to the device type as seen by the Play Store). I click on "Download", it displays the "Accept & download" dialog. I click on "Accept & download", and I get "Error: Error processing purchase. [DF-BPA-09]". I tried rebooting, clearing data for the Play Store app, booting into TWRP and running fix permissions (which I assume is unrelated anyway), but the error persists. I get the same error trying to download some other volume control apps, as well as some other random apps I picked for testing this. I am able to download/install other random apps I selected though, so this might not be a ROM-specific issue.

My workaround was to install it to my DroidX, pull the APK out of its /data/app directory, copy it over to the Fire, and install it. So, I'm cool w/ using Volume Control instead of having the slider in the status bar :)

Thanks again for this, and for being so active in the thread (that's one of the reasons I flashed this in the 1st place).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
thanks I try to be as helpful as possible... I got lots of great help when I was a noob so its great to return the favor. but for the market download error, by chance you didnt change your lcd density did you? sometimes it acts up if you do. but if not then try installing an older version of the market and let it update to the latest again. Android is picky sometimes. but yea I was researching and that volume in the status bar isnt pure CM... so prob wont get installed with Hell's roms. unless he branches off to make an aokp or aosp or mix...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
@Lenas. I use status volume plus and I love it
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
My LCD Density is stock, 160. Just confirmed it in the build.prop. I also uninstalled updates for Play Store, cleared its data, then re-opened it, allowed it to do its auto-update thing, then tried again, still the same error though. <shRuG>

[Edit:

da-pharoah, can you try this for me?

- Search Play Store for "Volume Control". 4 apps appear by default, Volume Control + (Coffeebreak Apps), Volume Control (RevsoDev), Volume control (RubberBigPepper), Volume Control (CoreCode).

- Select any of the above apps (probably not Volume Control by RubberBigPepper since that's pre-installed w/ Hellfire)

Do you get an error when the download actually starts (like I do)? Or does it d/l and install w/o any drama?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
Done.. updated the stock plus downloaded another one.. no issues para ti....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I have some observations on this error. I get it on my phone, since I boot between three ROMS, one in alpha test, one my daily, one that I use for PRL updates once a month (and showing me how awesome custom ROMS can be). The Play store sees this as just one device, and I get the error when I have run a different ROM after another ROM has run for some time and downloaded updates. I usually have to boot to the previous ROM to get new apps; interestingly, I can download updates from any ROM with no errors.

My Kindle Fire, I boot back and forth less often between ROMS, CM9/ICS and a CM7. The Play Store thinks I have four Kindles, when I have one, but it never gives me the error, and I can download regardless of the installed ROM.

All I can speculate is the Play Store identifies my phone as the single piece of hardware that it is, regardless of ROM. It seem to identify my Kindle by ROM and not by hardware.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
Interesting.. I don't have such issues nor have I, so interesting thought u have tho..thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
Interesting. I just signed into the Play Store via my laptop, logged in w/ the gmail account I use on both my DroidX and my Kindle Fire. Under the My Orders & Devices section, there are 2 registered instances of my DroidX, but only 1 registered instance of my Kindle. If it's distinguishing b/n my Kindle instances, it must be doing it internally (ie: not showing it on the website).

I'll see if I can test around this a bit. Like I mentioned, I'm able to download some apps (previously purchased, or random free), but get the error w/ other apps. None of the randomly selected free apps I've tested with, have I ever downloaded before on either the Kindle or my DroidX.

Since I already have 2 Hellfire nandroids, I'm going to redo my Hellfire install from scratch (Hellfire cleaner, flash ROM, etc etc), see if that 'fixes' things. If not, I'll restore to each of my other CM9 nandroids (gedeROM, AOKP, Vanilla, Reloaded, Gummy), and see what happens w/ those.

Watch everything go to Hell :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
Update: started from scratch again, Market issue no longer exists. not sure what i did differently. i was pretty methodical w/ the wipe/flash/fix permissions/etc process the 1st time, and was at least as methodical about it the 2nd time. anyhoo, i think i'm all set. making a backup of this, and deleting the other Hellfire backups i made the other day.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
I know what the problem was. Good ol Android is picky. But glad u got it squared away i was going to advise reflashing but you done did that. So cool!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
For everyone who wants to watch the boot animation forever then go into the terminal and type:

su

bootanimation

LOL

Edit:

Just updated my kernel and their is no shutdown problem now!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bbc0:
The only time I have encountered market problems is when I have forgotten to set the time and date properly after an update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
it wasn't a global Market prob in my case, just certain apps. other apps i tested installing, installed w/o problems. it def wasn't from not setting time/date, as that was one of the 1st things i did post-flash. i did uninstall Volume Control a little while after the post-flash reboot but highly doubt that was a contributing factor. pretty sure it was something i did/didn't do though. things are fine now, after going at it from scratch a 2nd time.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FC127:
Sorry I missed this, but a clear data on both the play store and Google services framework would likely have solved that.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
That was one of the 1st things I tried.

Since I started this whole Kindle business on gedeROM and an update was released yesterday, I restored my gedeROM backup, applied the update, set things up, then just a few min ago went back into TWRP, wiped -everything-, restored my Hellfire backup, wiped cache/dalvik again afterwards, ran fix permissions, then rebooted.

The Market error returned.

My fix: removed my Gmail account, then added it back to the device. Don't know why I didn't think of trying -that- first...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
what do you mean by that? are you saying that you started the custom roms for the fire?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
no no nooo :) i am by no means a Dev, nor would i ever imply that i could be.

while i kinda know my way around from the the stuff i've done w/ my DroidX (incl serving as a main tester for VorteX/VorteX Reloaded ROMs, main tester & partial contributor for the ICSish theme for those ROMs), what i meant by my prev comment was that gedeROM was the 1st ROM i ran on my Kindle Fire after rooting, flashing FFF & TWRP.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
lol ok cool... I was confused... thanks for the clarification.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] serx7:
w/ al gore's help i did invent the Internet though :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] da-pharoah:
haha nice!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Hey hell,are you or anyone else ever gonna add theme support for kindle fire cm9?what's the deal on that?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
CM9 added it already.

Kindle Fire w Hashcode ICS ROM + 3.0 kernel & Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] PhishShticks:
I followed your instructions to the "T". I flashed the cleaner and ROM via TWRP, fixed the permissions and rebooted the device.

You said it'll appear to be stuck since you ran out of boot animation, but it's been stuck at the same screen for quite a few minutes now.

What can I do???

EDIT: Got it! I did a factory reset and all is well!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] outlaw2384:
Need help accessing books

I'm loving the rom, I just have one question, how do I access my books that I bought for my Kindle? Otherwise so far no complaints about the rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
You have to go to sdcard/books and copy all files to sdcard/kindle. You should then see them when you start the kindle app.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dragon9324:
problems?

hey guys this rom looks really good and i would like to know more about it. My main question is that what are the cons of it? i am quite sure that many of you have already stated them in this thread but i am too lazy to go look for them all :P another thing is that since this is an ICS rom i have heard ppl say that gameCIH does not work with ICS rom. is this true and if so any way i can bypass it? this rom really looks awesome and i hope that i end up trying it and also come to love it. great job guys

Edit: oh and i forgot. will ALL gameloft games be compatiable with this? and all android market apps will show? no more your device is incompatiable?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
I'm not sure what CIH is but I can confirm that game loft games do not work but I think you can fix that by changing the build.prop device Id or something. I saw something on it before just look it up or search xda. This rom has many advantages and nearly no disadvantages. It is fast an all HW acceleration works obviously. it has a nice boot animation :-) , it is nicely Theamed and it overall looks and performs great. One thing as of now is that their is no volume slider in the notifications bar but it comes with the on screen volume slider. I think hell will add a volume slider in the notifications in his next update. Not sure what else I can say about it. Its just a great rom and I recommend it.

Edit:

I just changed the ro.product.model to Samsung then cleared cache and then game loft games worked.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stage:
Ro.product.model? Can you tell me where this is located? Is it in settings? I've been dying to play asphalt 6.