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[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Would have been really nice for you to list them. Do you have a few minutes to do it? I'm not lazy. Just hate to pass up such an obvious opportunity to ask. :)

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kusic:
Hello,

does brightness level works in 10.1? I am not able change britness of the screen in Settings -> Screen -> Brightness.

I am able to use slider, but brightness of the screen is not changing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gradesm:
seems to be the problem with most apps that control brightness. with display brightness and 10.1 on my Kindle fire and Nexus 10, brightness can't be changed. disabling or uninstalling app fixes issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ViciousLSD:
My KF brightness works fine on this ROM...

Sent From My Swagged Out AOKP M1 Galaxy S3!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kusic:
Hello,

What app should I uninstall? If you mean those controlling brightness like MoonReader, MX Player etc. I disabled them in Titanium backup but that did not help.

Talking about kind of volume app I did not find any.

Odesláno z mého Amazon Kindle Fire pomocí Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrBrady:
Screen won't turn off?

Just had something strange happen. I hit the power button to put the KF to sleep and threw it in my backpack. A few minutes later I went to get something out of my backpack and noticed that the KF screen was on, but black. I hit the power button and it woke up, hit the power button again, and the screen went black but stayed on. The only way I could get the screen to completely turn off was to power-off the device.

The only reason I noticed this is because it was in my dark backpack. Otherwise I wouldn't have noticed the screen was still on.

Anyone else notice this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cainG2x:
From what I've read you gotta change screen brightness to anything below 100% and that will fix it.

Sent from my hellpowered G2X
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kusic:
I guess he cant change brightness, like me. Brightness is still not working...

Odesláno z mého Amazon Kindle Fire pomocí Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FuZZ__:
Verified.IIRC,we don't have automatic brightness so it should be disabled in device config (default is enabled)

Thus you can enable it in settings but nothing happens.

EDIT:nvm,I misunderstood your issue :p still automatic brightness should be disabled,though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rbeavers:
My screen brightens when I plug in the charger.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andTab:
Tablet ui does no longer work???

Very disappointed
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Join the club. Are you left handed?

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Rant on:

OK seriously we get it, you are upset the tablet ui was removed. Stop hijacking the thread. You asked a question :thumbup:, hounded until you got your answer :thumbdown:, then put in a complaint/request :thumbup:, and have since been ranting over and over :thumbdown:. Let it go or fix it yourself, either way stop throwing a fit, are you 6? If not you should know better.

Rant off

Have a nice day.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Yes I whined. Yes I asked a question. No I didn't "hound". No I didn't make a complaint/request. No I didn't rant, you did. I'm an old lady and I'll say anything I want.

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
K that's pretty faduckin funny. Happy holidays all
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
Well the GF got me a nexus 7 for xmas so the KF will be relegated to a vaca and knock around tab. Will still be updating and enjoying your ROMs but I'll be off to rooting this
[Kindle Fire Android Development] reincarnut:
Gosh, I was having a heart attack just thinking what would've happened if you had got "GF" and "KF" mixed up! Close one... ;)

Sent from my solar powered potato using a safety pin (I know)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ViciousLSD:
Ive been having some charging issues on my kindle... it will not charge further than 45% I tried my Galaxy s3 charger and it will charge it to 100% any ideas?

Sent From My Swagged Out AOKP M1 Galaxy S3!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Use the galaxy s3 charger. :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dadeo1111:
From this it sounds like your stock charger isn't working. I'd not use it anymore.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] reincarnut:
Hey, looks like you forgot to add "Elementary, my dear Watson" :D

On a serious note though, perhaps the original charger needs to be retired. Borrow another KF charger to see if this one really is bust.

Sent from my solar powered potato using a safety pin (I know)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 2390:
Google is trying to go for a unified ui on all devices so that somebody using a jelly bean phone can use a tablet easily. I do prefer the tablet ui though :( I think that touchwiz is keeping tablet ui, why not try porting that?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thedarksavant:
And other 4.2 based ROMS do have, but CyanogenMod won't (as far as I know). AOKP has it, I think Jandycane has it. If it's that important there are ROMS based on 4.2 that have it.

I miss it also, but AFAIK CM is the only JellyBean that updates won't kill your GAPPS.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
Has the joydev.ko been implemented in this?

Sent from my Fire Kindling A-Pad
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 2390:
Twa_priv's cm10.1 build has tablet ui now. The real deal, too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dethknite:
Been running these builds for a awhile, I noticed I have no deep sleep issue when it is plugged into the wall. But when unplugged, I constantly get it stuck in deep sleep and need to hold down power and reboot. This is a clean/wiped install and I have brightness set under 100%.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Shahpur.Azizpour:
Hmm very strange. I just installed the latest ROM with TeamWin Recovery and wiped cache and dalvik afterwards (coming from an CM10 build from 10th October). The device boots up and it update all apps during startup. But the moment I see the lock screen an error occurs (some force close) and the device reboots. This is happening in a loop. What could be the issue here? For now I reverted to the old ROM...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
What did you wipe before you flashed?

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ViciousLSD:
Did you make sure you installed the proper gapps?

Sent From My Swagged Out AOKP M1 Galaxy S3!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JSM777:
I have the same problem.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Shahpur.Azizpour:
I didn't wipe anything pre flashing. Never did that for any other ROM and never had any issues.

But now I chose wipe rom and flashed afterwards. Now it works, but the device doesn't go to sleep when I press the power button the backlight remains on and the screen goes black...is this a known issue of the latest rom?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
Decrease brightness to <100%. It only happens on 100% brightness and it's a known bug.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stettin:
USB Debugging

How can I enable USB debugging on this CM10.1 build 12/16/2012 ? I'm trying to restore some applications from Titanium Backup and it says I cannot continue until enabled. I did some searching and I see no option. Instructions say "Settings -> Applications -> Developer Options". "Applications" does not exist.

I have:

Device

Sound

Display

Storage

Battery

Apps (no options under here either)

Users

Can someone please tell me the exact steps to enable USB debugging on this build? I've seen some posts on other forums that say CM10 does not have USB debugging. If that is the case, how can I restore my applications with Titanium Backup?

Also, is there a different USB driver? When I plug into my computer now I get a popup saying Amazon Kindle FIre driver not found. I had it working back on CM7 and I think CM9 (Glazed ICS).

seem to be imported in this build. Any ideas if there are plans to add this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Settings, About Tablet, then tap on Build Number 7 times to enable Developer Options.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stettin:
Great, thanks!

Another question:

Also in Glazed ICS there was a "Toggle Statusbar" from the power menu. I found that very useful, but I don't see it in this build. I found a few apps that can do it, but am looking for a way to have it done natively through the power menu like before. There's supposed to be a "Expand Desktop" feature in CM10, but it does not seem to be imported in this build. Any ideas if there are plans to add this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
This is a different ROM and android version, and it is very new. You might want to watch the Cyanogenmod updates as they add features once they have a stable base release. CM10.1 for the KF is less than a month old. Or, put another way, patience grasshopper...... :)

And you forgot to push the THANKS button on the post above. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Hi guys,

I was looking to get back into this build and work on issues, but I've been seeing repo sync errors for a few days now.

Hopefully, github can clear up their problems and ill be back soon.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stettin:
Sorry, I never really noticed that button. I'm used to on forums that it will have a button right next to the user's name. Rectified now :)

I'll keep an eye out for a workaround on the hide taskbar. There's a few options on the Play store, but I'd much rather use something that is integrated. I see Hashcode replied after you, so hopefully if he's reading it he'll work the "Expand Desktop" feature into the next build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 2390:
Why not add a volume slider to the volume tile? Also, this reminds me, is anybody working on porting the second generation Kindle Fire rom to the first generation Kindle? I have looked everywhere and cannot find anything. In theory it shouldn't be too hard right? They have the same processor, the only difference is the ram and battery. I would be eternally grateful:)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andTab:
Ok. The "new" UI makes this thing almost unusable. It ****ing SUCKS!

Tablet UI should be available in TABLETS, like the Kindle Fire.

Let's hope the devs at CM see the sense of it, even if the retards at Google don't.

---------- Post added at 03:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:50 AM ----------

SHUT UP.

We want Tablet UI back.

Have a nice day.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
The CM10.1 version that twa_priv compiles has it, link in my sig.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dethknite:
UPDATE! Had to post this up here to those having deep sleep SOD issues when not plugged in. I was tweaking clock and governer with SetCPU. I uninstalled this and rebooted and so far have not had any issues. So I wanted to get the word out to those of you still with issues. As usual.. all thanks to Hashc0de!! I love this build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thedarksavant:
Thanks for the info, but I get SoD without ever installing SetCPU. I'll tweak my settings to see if that helps. I currently run Hotplug and sio.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dethknite:
Sorry, I didn't wait long enough.. still getting the SoD when not plugged into charger. I have stock CPU/gov/IO settings. 300-1200/Interactive/noop.

1st gen kindle if it matters.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
your annoying... who's we? you? most of us have accepted the UI. if you want a tabletUI learn how to add it in yourself or use a rom that has it. unusable... HAH
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Rude whiners throwing tantrums like two year olds -> Ignore list

Carry on.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thedarksavant:
I have not had an SoD (knock on wood) since changing my IO scheduler to CFQ from SIO. I'm still using Hotplug because it can shut down a core when not needed.

Full disclosure, it's not even been 24 hours since I changed it, but I was getting at least one a day with the old configuration.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mphillippi:
cifs module

Hello All,

I am looking to find out if there is a cifs module for this kernel/firmware. I did try to perform a search on the thread, but didn't find any reference.

Thanks in advance!

Michael
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JSM777:
I don't have any of the tools mentioned above and still get the SOD once or twice a day. I keep hoping it will be fixed with every new ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] awidawad:
What rom is it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thedarksavant:
Go into settings->About Tablet and tap CyanogenMod version 7 times.

You'll get the Developer Options and Performance menus in settings.

In Performance you'll find tools to change the governor and the IO scheduler. Check to see if your IO scheduler is SIO. If it is, change it to CFQ and select Set On Boot.

See if your SoD's go away. So far since changing to CFQ, I have not seen one.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thedarksavant:
After this little outburst, all I could think of is "I want my $2!"
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
Lol nice ah the heyday of John cuskak
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
John cusak had a heyday?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
I just switched mine from cfq to vr and I have noticed quite an improvement. Complex web pages have been a lot more stable, and it fires right up from sleep. I had a couple times where it would take a second if I had an app runnning, but it definately doesn't completely freeze anymore.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] corlygunnz:
Why I can't access my USB mass storage ? There is no option to enable it. Can any one me help me with this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Because you can't read
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thedarksavant:
Cool, I'll give VR a go.

I still have not had an SoD on CFQ, though, so maybe I should leave well enough alone :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Look at the quoted portion of the post right directly above your post.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ghost_og:
Should be built in. I just used cifsmanager to mount a network drive and it worked automatically. I'm running the newest 12/16 build completely stock.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] corlygunnz:
I got it after I made my post. But I was hitting cm version instead of build version. Lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andTab:
I count multiple people asking for tablet ui, and only one douchebag who likes the new ui and is vocal about it ....

why not shut up if you can't contribute anything useful?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
twa_priv's rom has tabletUI (added by SGT7 team) and is based on CM10.1
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Why are you name calling? He merely pointed out that a few vocal people are clamoring for tablet ui while the majority (all of the people using the rom, but not making tablet ui a big deal) are fine with it. If you want tablet ui use the rom by twa_priv that has been mentioned a couple of times now. It is virtually the same as this with some extra customizations.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
Could always just go back to the stock oob kindle rom.....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Don't lump me in with this guy even tho I like tablet ui and am using twa_priv's rom w/ it enabled. I am actually sorry i dont get tiles with it and am considering turning it off. Lol

I think "tablet ui" is a misnomer. It sounds like it is somehow better for all tablets even tho it's just a combined status/navigation. Where it makes the most difference is for left handers as it groups the navigation on the left.

I am just so happy to have these dev providing these awesome roms I'm sorry i ever brought it up!

Thanks!

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Obviously Hashcode's builds are vanilla CM ... so if CM doesn't implement tablet UI then his build won't have it either. Submit a patch to CM is you miss it that much, your posts contribute nothing to this thread besides being offensive.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SnowiiSnowii:
I apparently cannot read too as I can't manage to find solution to not being able to use Mass Storage... any help please?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Did you enable Developer options by tapping on the build version in about tablet?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36229480&postcount=2252
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SnowiiSnowii:
yep - it used to work a few days ago, now the screen asking me to connect mass storage wont show up... debugging works as well as mounting SD through recovery...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Updated OP with a new build:

CM10.1 + 3.0.50+ KERNEL

http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/otter/cm10/cm-10.1-20130107-UNOFFICIAL-otter.zip

For Android 4.2.1/CM 10.1 use the top row gapps here:

Http://goo.im/gapps

CHANGES:

[01/06] Update to 3.0.50 kernel

[01/06] Update wifi firmware to R5.SP3.06
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
nice.

Quick question

Anyone know if there is a way to download apps from the play store without having to have your full account on the kindle?

Since the purchase of a nex7 I turned the KF into a basic android tab for me and my GF to bring around with us. I took all my persional account info off since it had my personal email and so much more on it. Issue is I would still like play store stuff.

Is there a way to set the play store up to ask for credentials every time or just a version that lets you download the APK's and side load them?

thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Just make another gmail account just for your kindle.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gradesm:
Yup. that's exactly what I do. You really don't want your shared devices screwing over important stuff like your contacts and email..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooklynNY:
I would just use aptoide app to download & install any free/paid app. Here's a Direct download link. http://goo.gl/u7S1w :thumbup: ;) Enjoy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Worked on the kernel for about 4 hours today, and I'm seeing much better deep sleep and hopefully some power savings.

New build incoming.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Test build with the new kernel changes:

http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/otter/cm10/cm-10.1-20130108-UNOFFICIAL-otter.zip
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chinabear13:
Very nice so far with what I've checked out, anything to look for in particular?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Better battery life. so it may take a while to notice.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Updated OP with the test build info. Make sure to report back on your findings.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
I've installed it on my Kindle, will report back in 8-12hrs ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abreeden:
I've been flashing my KF since the days of GedeRom and have never had any trouble with drivers. i can not for the life of me get my KF CM.10.1 to connect to my XP machine here at work. Can anyone direct me to the proper drivers? Great Job Hash BTW
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Enable USB debugging IIRC...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chinabear13:
So far, battery time is near 10 hours and battery is at 73%. Deep sleep is working fine as well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
10 hours at 73% with how much use? That doesn't seem great.

Here's my own device with little use (except booting into recovery a few times):
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chinabear13:
Minimal use last night, left unplugged overnight to check and was at 73 this morning. I do however have it topped off at 1200, WiFi always on, several sync apps so I'm not too surprised. Any settings you would recommend?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
Wow, Hash, you the man!!! :) This is the first Kindle Fire JB (that i know of) version that has less than 0.7% per hour in standby, awesome!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leswgnr:
Or just boot into recovery and transfer files using TWRP.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wrxlvr:
Just rooted and trying to install this through TWRP. I'm stuck at the CyanogenMod boot screen. Any help would be appreciated. I wiped system, cache, davlik cache and I'm using TWRP 2.2.2.1.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Please wipe your original Amazon data as well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Trevomader:
Wow a flat line graph after 10h, freaking awesome job hashcode :good:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Wow, I haven't tested w/o wifi on during sleep yet. That almost seems too good to be true.

I hope it holds up. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] awidawad:
I just started building with the old instructions on github. Will the old instructions work? Or should abort and use the new instructions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
Wow Hash, you never cease to amaze me, battery life with this new kernel is a major feat! Looks like I'll have to put CM7 on the back shelf and use this!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
here at work staring at my nexus 7 like a new girlffriend when you kind of miss having sex with your old GF :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dadeo1111:
I've had your rom on since about 2 hours after you posted it and with normal use (browser, email, light gaming, reading) have had no issues (SODs, locks, freezes, FCs, etc.) My graph isn't as flat as Trevomader's above, but very good none the less. I unplugged the device 100% charged at midnight on my way to bed, read for like 5-10 mins. (wifi manually off), let it go to sleep on it's own and set it down on the nightstand. And this morning, 8 hours later, it's only down 6% - to 94%. This with a clean flash, full wipe.

I've not experienced the launcher/icon problems that others have reported either - am using Nova Prime and not the installed Trebuchet. No headphone plug in lag that was reported by a few either. There is a brief second or so while it seems to be switching modes, but headphones work as does an aux. output to my stereo using the same connection (not at the same time).

THANK YOU so much, sir! You do excellent work. :good::cowboy:

Only thing on my wishlist now is to get a headset mic to work for me to use Voice, voice search, etc. And I see you and others are working on that now. Can't wait! You are THE MAN! :D

I hear you well. I've coveted the N7 since I saw it demoed and was frustrated it just isn't in my budget to get one, even after the prices were cut. But this rooted Kindle Fire I use daily brings me all the joy from rooting/ROMing and satisfies every technical need I have for such a device. So, even if I had the cash to lay out for the Nexus 7, I'd have problems justifying the purchase and I'd really miss messing with the KF.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] awidawad:
K.............................?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] corlygunnz:
I got the usb mass storage working by downloading the Amazon kindle fire developer driver version. That's the only wait it worked for me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ma678:
Does Exchange Email work in this ROM? It doesn't in AOSP ROM.

Thanks.

Edit: please ignore my above question.

Just tested it last night and confirmed Email works perfect.

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SnowiiSnowii:
which can be found exactly where please? anyways why did it stop working so suddenly?

edit: asking about the kindle fire developer driver....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
Huh?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tevil:
I got a nexus 7 and stuffed my kindle fire in a drawer lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SnowiiSnowii:
this is what I meant - I wonder why the mass storage just stopped working from day to day, in my case it wasnt related to reflashing or anything... thus where can I get the amazon developer drivers as it is quite annoying to have to go to recevory for every single file I want to copy to my kindle...