yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aegrotatio:
After installing this build it replaced the bootloader with an older TWRP 2.0.0 version. As an experiement, I decided to try to re-install the TWRP 2.2.2.1 bootloader from openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.1-blaze and it killed the tablet and required re-installation. I guess we will be okay with the very old TWRP 2.0.0 bootloader, but I'm wondering how do I configure this build so it can work with the TeamWin TWRP 2.2.2.1 bootloader?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] al mon:
I left my KF this morning at 100% with no apps running and came back 12 hrs later and it was at 90%. This is on the 9/16 build which is phenomenal.

As for MP4 playback, I use only MXPro and on SW decode not HW and have no problems. Even on my Xoom, SW decode performs much better than HW IMHO.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Veritass:
So now charging works :) has there been any news on the sensor?

seems like we forgot about it =p
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aegrotatio:
Which sensor, the light sensor or the accelerometer?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Its OK I think amazon forgot about the light sensor as well:P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Amazon intentionally disabled it in the stock build. Some attempts here on XDA to get it to work were abandoned as impossible.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vibrate:
I'm sorry, what is it meant by "Basic OTG support" ? Does this mean I should be able to use a large thumb drive with a powered usb hub?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
It should work in this version
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vibrate:
Just flashed it and tried with stickmount & root explorer, to no avail. I'm about to flash your Alien rom in a min.

I was really enjoying seeing the battery icon charging, so it's too bad :laugh:

Edit: Alien Rom didn't work for me either unfortunately. Really wish I could get to the bottom of this.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rcolddroid:
Hashcode, I found this over in the Nexus 7 Android Development forum "[MOD] BEATS+XLOUDER! 4.1.1 [16/9/12] JB Louder Audio Improvement Patch - xda-developers". I d/led and installed it on my KF and sure enough I can hear songs and videos without using my earphones. Thought it might be something you would like to look at.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wigsey:
Installed this and it goes great.

It caused an alarming drop in battery however. I lost around 40% in three hours of not constant use.

I would lose about 20% on the modaco rom.

Can anyone suggest any settings changes to reduce the drain.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
super user do not remember the alow choice, that's annoying
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Solid-Dado:
Hi Hash I was wondering if it would be possible plug my Kindle to TV throgh an usb-hdmi cable. Could this features be enabled?

Thank you for your hard work
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Trafford Devil:
Same thing happened to me but I updated the binary and it was ok again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jessical:
The light sensor sucks. There's a reason they switched it out on the new models. Just forget about it.

YAY for charging!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sandman21dan:
I have a little issue when playing video with headphones, through the YouTube app or mp player local video, the video starts and there is no audio for a few seconds, then the video stops, and audio and video start together, not sure if anything to do with mic drivers or something like that, I come from hashcode's aosp and didn't have that issue, also I did full wipe before flashing 9-16
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andPS2:
i can confirm this for the latest version - happened on the rom before the last big charging fix update as well
[Kindle Fire Android Development] padest.com:
I test the OTG connection.

It can support less than 1GB's USB disk.

no support for 4GB\ keyboard\ mouse
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
wrong, it's support even HDD 500GB ( some member in topic said that)

but i can use usb 8G

keyboard and mouse also work great.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
I too have been having this issue with the previous and current builds. For me it also extends to google music as well. The song will play silent for 10 sec before the music actually starts. All in all though, you've done wonders Hash for our devices. Thank you for all your hard work and effort!:D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Iced666:
With powered hub or only single otg cable?

Amazon Kindle Fire - CM10
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bflobills:
Authentication problem on wifi 802.1x

Hey Hash, great job on the new kernel! Only issue I have is connecting to my work WiFi, I keep getting an 'Authentication problem' message. Its 802.1x using peap authentication method. Previous builds were fine.... and it is okay when connecting to WPA/WPA2 PSK networks.

Looks like it may have something to do with "/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf" but I'm not sure..... Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vibrate:
Could you please tell me what software you are using?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Audio updates are still in progress.

The headset issues are a direct result of me trying to get the mic working.

Please PM me a logcat snippet if possible when you experience odd issues. Don't post them in the public forum as they can contain some sensitive data.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
Alright I'll pm it to you momentarily.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] F@@dog:
Unfortunately I am in on the CM9 build. CM10 does not run "Next Issue" Google Play, which has all my wife's womans magazines on it. Until I can get another tablet, I have to share with her so ICS becomes the only game in town.

F@@dog
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
more details please? like what kind of OTG you have, what apps/drivers to make it work?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] padest.com:
Can you tell me how to do that?

The attached pictures are my OTG cable and USB hub.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] seishuku:
My keyboard and mouse just work, nothing special to do there... But USB flash drives don't mount automatically and I didn't try stickmount when I tested, it should be able to mount them though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
just using normal OTG cable with my 8g transcend flash driver, and my newmen wireless mouse.

about a HDD 500gb I just heard someone in this topic said that. I think you will need a USB hub with power supply
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Iced666:
And how can you see the flash drive? App?

Amazon Kindle Fire - CM10
[Kindle Fire Android Development] padest.com:
yes！how can you see the usb flash?

Stickmount???

you can my OTG cable and USB hub.

it try them, but can't support more than 1GB usb flash.

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how can you do this?

when i test, the keyboard and mouse can't be supported.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
yes, i installed busybox + stickmount, it's work ok with 2G and 8G usb.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbrian138:
OTG

what I've tried:

using:

[09/16] CM10 STOCK + 4AI.1.7 KERNEL [STABLE]

Installed Stickmount and USB Host controller

Basic OTG cable (no power supply and no usb hub)

Logitech M305 wireless mouse worked like a charm - no problems at all.

Logitech HD 720P webcam - did not work (someone on another thread said they connected a webcam so I figured I'd try).

4GB Stor-N-Go flash drive shows up in stickmount but I can't find the folder using RootExplorer.

Also - Is it possible to connect my Logitech Bluetooth usb and then use something like FoxFi to Bluetooth tether internet from my phone? I have no problems using FoxFi wifi broadcast but my workplace doesn't allow WiFi hotspots...so I want to see about doing a Bluetooth tether.

What I tried...plugged in the usb bluetooth drive and went to setting/bluetooth on the Kindle but it will not let me move to "ON". Help anyone that can.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AdamsJourney:
I'm having the same issues. I've tried twa_priv's [ROM] [CM10] Jelly Bean ROM using SGT7 enhancements [20120920] [Linaro] and the 9/16 build of this ROM and both have the same issue. I found this bug: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=34212 which is the same error I'm seeing in my logs. I tried their wpa patch for the Nexus 7 ( http://android.googlecode.com/issue...ken=apgZ3-vuu04zYcHeEV4OlPjSOW0:1348151789434 ) but this just borked the wifi completely, it just turns on and off in a loop. I found a ROM for the Nexus that mentions an enterprise wifi fix here but the patch file breaks the wifi just like the wpa patch file did. Here's hoping that Hashcode can get this working. I love the ROM but no wifi at work sucks.

/Adam
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
[09/16] CM10 STOCK + 4AI.1.7 KERNEL [STABLE]

Installed Stickmount and USB Host controller

Basic OTG cable (no power supply and no usb hub)

Logitech M305 wireless mouse worked like a charm - no problems at all.

Logitech HD 720P webcam - did not work (someone on another thread said they connected a webcam so I figured I'd try).

4GB Stor-N-Go flash drive shows up in stickmount but I can't find the folder using RootExplorer.

Im having the same problem.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] collindv:
Can't help myself...does Netflix work? Lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
I can't test it since I live in Denmark, but it should do, so far everything have worked.. Flash in browser, video player, YouTube hd, television via flash and all games...

So netflix should work, but there are still other bugs, and it's not a daily kernel yet...

Sendt fra min Amazon Kindle Fire med Tapatalk2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abarax:
Confirmed. Netflix tested and working on this build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
There really isn't much risk in overclocking. I don't know how the voltage is set up on the fire, but most likely it runs at the same voltage on 1009 and 1200 MHz. Some processors handle it better than others. Worst case scenario your fire will reboot when pushing it too hard
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mr_gem:
Best thing I've ever read for a whole day, thank you guys :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AgentCherryColla:
Finally another N64oid player. I'm getting my KF next week, and I wanted to know if you could use N64oid on other ICS roms. I'm not sure if it needs HWA.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] backspacepc:
That's just a few issues ive noticed, currently looking at how the recovery was built, next step is going to be putting a few modded files into it specific to our fires.

I love auto correct!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
I'd like to repeat:

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE CURRENT BATTERY DRAIN ISSUES WITH THIS KERNEL. IT DOES NOT DEEP SLEEP WHILE THE DEVICE IS NOT IN USE.

So best to power it off when not in use (long press the power button after the OS has shutdown for about 20 seconds to completely turn the device off)

Also, I'm merging the code back into the "ics" branch of the KFire-Android github here:

https://github.com/organizations/KFire-Android

So please double check your local_manifest.xml files and your device/amazon/otter branch if you have a custom build going.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
I haven't really gotten around to the USB tuning yet. :/ In general we have many issues right now with USB:

- Not showing charge correctly in OS

- MTP / mass storage not working

- Speed tests, etc all in progress

- Possibly looking to add drivers for bluetooth adapters, etc once the kernel is stable.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mjybarr:
Awesome news!! Keep up the great work Hash!

Sent from meXdroidMod Fried IceCream!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stevethegreat:
I understand well that the kernel is rather in alpha stage and in fact the progress made thus far is commendable, but I can't help and remark "Wow, bluetooth adapter support! Giving us back what Amazon so cruelly (:p) prevented us from having"

...When complete this Kernel can seriously transform what the Fire is supposed to be and what is capable of :D ... not bad for a $200 piece of hardware.

Keep up the good work ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] southbird:
Actually I thought it was pretty much electrically proven that, despite earlier assumptions, there is no built-in Bluetooth capability? (Unless something else was found since I last looked this up.) The chip in use in the KF does not actually have an embedded Bluetooth component. (See here, post #23 and onward) So, assuming that's correct, Amazon didn't cruelly keep us from having Bluetooth. It was never there in the first place.

I'm guessing Hash meant possibly having Bluetooth USB adapters??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] un4givn85:
what i read when hashcode said that about bluetooth is being able to use a usb bluetooth adapter
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jwilliamf:
could not say it better myself,

that is how I understand it too!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Yeah that's what I meant as well (hence the smiley), sarcasm doesn't translate well over the net. Anyhow this is a development thread so I'll make sure to keep my posts out.

Again thanks for your great work. ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
I'll post this in both threads but:

TO ENABLE MASS STORAGE GO TO:

"Settings -> Storage" and then click on the 3 dot "menu" icon in the upper right.

Choose the only option "USB computer connection"

Checkmark "Mass Storage"

I'll get that set as a default in the next build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] animefun135:
thanks Hash, but usb speed really low ~1000 kb/s. On Gingerbread ~3000kb/s.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
nice work hash. question, do u think the cwm flashing issue could be due to it being the gb branch?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] backspacepc:
Saw that a lil too late and thought my dog gone computer was cranking out uselessness. Thanks hash, still digging into CWM to see if I can come up with a viable solution. I've confirmed that its not the unzip binaries, it is in fact an issue with CWM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
No. I have phones which use the GB branch for CW Recovery and flash ICS-based ROMs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbrian138:
I've ordered a USB 4 port hub, a usb rechargeable power supply and a USB Y connector to see if it's a power issue. Will keep you informed. If anyone has these and can test that would be great...especially wanting to know about turning 'ON' Bluetooth.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
much appreciated.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
So what bugs still have to be fixed? I know the microphone is being worked on, anything else?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ath1337:
First off - Hashcode, amazing job on this! By far best ROM and Kernel that I've run on my fire.

I am using the tablet UI mod for Nexus 7 (the one posted here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780970) which complements this ROM very well. However it doesn't have volume control in the notification drawer. Is there a CM10 tablet UI mod that also incorporates the volume control? Right now I'm using a program from the play store called "Volume in Notification" which serves it's purpose, but I would love to have a volume control slider just like the brightness slider for a cleaner look.

Either way, amazing job Hash, keep up the good work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bflobills:
I tried that same patch for the Nexus 7 and had the exact same result as you - just loops the wifi on and off.. thankfully the revert patch worked! The last working ROM I used was Pimp's eyecandy 3.6 which used twa_priv's CM7 I believe - all was fine then, but nothing since then has worked at all. I may just revert back to that version. Hope it is fixed soon also... :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hearnbiz:
I'm using alien droid v. 1 so can I just flash this kernel and alls well?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FC127:
Uh, this is a ROM as well as the kernal. So, if you want a new ROM then yes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Hash, can you kindly direct me to the thread your cm9 build will be updated on? I don't have it and can't find it for some reason.

Thanks so much! You're the best.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
Did anybody have bug with facebook app? When i touch to the comment box, the keyboard doesn't show up. So i can't type to cmt. How to fix that bug?

Help me please, thank alot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1591869

Galaxy Nexus / Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] LaDamian:
That happens to me a lot on the mobile version on my phone. I think it is just a problem with mobile facebook in general. I often don't get proper suggestions from the keyboard either. My usual fix is to just reload the page and try again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aegrotatio:
I wonder if it works on the Kindle Fire 2 refresh (same as Kindle Fire but with 1 gig of memory and faster processor).

It definitely works properly on the Kindle Fire HD, but that's another story.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Veritass:
Maybe hash can try who knows.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
no, i mean the facebook application. when i hit to the comment box it's not show up the keyboard , so now i can't send any comment :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] theobeo:
hey hash, i know that you are worked very hard. you fixed charging bug. but i founded other bug about the charging. Sometime it's recognize that is a USB charging even i plug it in the AC

That increase the time to charging too much.

Please fix that bug. Thank
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AdamsJourney:
Apparently the issue is inherent to 4.1.1, at least that's what most threads say. Yesterday I flashed twa_priv's CM9 Rom and was able to connect without issue at work. I flashed back to JB last night but now that I'm sitting here at work I'm kinda wishing I hadn't.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
okay so i have hash's curren 9/16 build. And i was excited b/c i saw OTG stable on the first page, however i get no usb connection when trying to use my Microsoft Arc Keyboard with my OTG cable.

now at first i thought it was just my OTG cable, so i ordered a couple more...8 to be exact lol. I have so many OTG cables lying around my wife wants to throw them away! TO my surprise One of them worked for a whole day, without a powered USB hub! but i couldnt get it to work the following days (except for once!).

I am under the impression that i am just a total noob and have neglected to do something super simple...therefore! can anyone throw out some tips, some step-by-step instructions...ANYTHING to help a brother out. Im tired of lugging my computer to class, and church, and here and there. essentially i rooted my kindle for this ONE perk (OTG support) but i have not succeeded as of yet...please help. Oh yeah, I have stickmount and Usb host control...no consistency there for me..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevindiehl:
Have you tried rebooting with everything connected?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
Yep, still didnt work for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] phufford:
I don't know if this is a bug, feature for Jelly Bean, or I'm just unable to find it in the Settings. I've noticed that when I hold the tablet in portrait at the "desktop" ( is that the right word for it? do you know what I mean by this? ) that it doesn't rotate even with rotation enabled via the little button on the drop-down notifications menu. I tried flipping rotation to locked and then re-enabling rotation and it still doesn't do it.

It's not like in the past where I've had to sometimes jostle the thing back and forth to get it to detect the change in orientation either. And rotation isn't broken because it works fine when I have an app open like Chrome. It just won't rotate at the "desktop".
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
btw, does Hash's cm9 have better OTG stabability?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
huh?... did you try it? link please ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] southbird:
I run CM10 on an Acer A100 Iconia tablet (i.e. completely unrelated to the Kindle Fire build of the software) and experience this same issue. I think it's just a bug in the Facebook app, or possibly a bug in the Facebook app in regards to CM10.

OTG has more to do with the kernel than the Android version, so whatever capability gained in this kernel in CM10 should also effect CM9 in this regard.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
I tried it once a while back but soon upgraded to cm10...was just asking.

OTG has more to do with the kernel than the Android version, so whatever capability gained in this kernel in CM10 should also effect CM9 in this regard.

Thanks for that...SO thats not my problem then...hmm
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbrian138:
Have you tried using a USB Y connector to add power from another source? If that question confuses you go to youtube and search "OTG on Kindle fire" and there is a video showing this.

I've ordered a Y connector and a 4 port USB hub and I also bought a rechargeable Kodak USB charger to use as power. I'm thinking this is why some things work and others don't (the need for more power than the Kindle puts out). I've really trying to get this to work also so I'll keep you informed of what happens when i get everything in (looks like end of next week before the Y connector comes in).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevindiehl:
I am ordering an OTG cable off eBay under the assumption they are all pretty much the same...

I would like to get this working as well. hopefully by the time I get it someone will have figured out how to get USB OTG working consistently. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aegrotatio:
According to the Kindle Fire HD teardown at iFixit, they also did a Kindle Fire 2 (non-HD) and the ambient light sensor is physically missing. The trace is on the board but the sensor is not there.

http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Kindle-Fire-HD-Teardown/10457/1
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Maiine:
I've seen the videos you speak of...im gonna order that setup today...i was trying to keep from having wires EVERYWHERE in class and church lol, but maybe its unavoidable :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ifyouwant:
Question???

Sorry, Hashcode, now i'm using the glazer cm9 rom... how can i update your newest kernel??? sorry for my stupid question
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
I have a question about the new charging, but is the Light supposed to be green after it hits 90+ percent?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
It was like that in stock, so yes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
OK its just been so long since I've been on stock I just didnt remember(;
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
Lol.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
Do we know if hash is fixing the otg support to more things? Like I have a 1gb flash drive that works but my USB keyboard for 7in tablets doesn't work?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
He said basic OTG support, He still is not done with OTG yet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
OK it just sounded like he was going to be mainly working on the headset/mic issue
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ghostrida:
Hey guys. My deice will not charge consistently. I am trying to determine if I have a hardware failure if this is the charging issue with the ROM. Basically I plug in the charger the orange light goes on the device says charging but the percentage never increases. Thanks in advance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wolf45801:
The charging is fixed so if urs in not charging I'm guessing hardware issue