yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Personally I think you should continue to build a stock CM10 base ROM like you have been doing Hash. I am currently running my KF on the 8/24 build and I love it. Even with the few minor bugs it has the 8/24 is buttery smooth on the KF. For me, everything works enough that it is very usable. In fact, I would say that the KF stock OS has more bugs and crash issues. And stock amazon OS is definitely much slower. So for my vote, I say keep up the good work and continue developing the current CM10 base you have been working on. It is a great OS and nearly perfect. I'm really big on the stock, clean feel of CM you are currently developing; I don't care for mods too much so I would rather see your current OS continued. :)

And yes, the DL link is missing (just to confirm).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] davuong:
First I want to thank for your hard work...

I want to ask if you can release the kernel .zip beside the rom with kernel inside. Because I just want to update the kernel only on my Kindle to test...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andPS2:
i would also like the kernel just as a .zip so i can update

your AOSP JELLY BEAN 4.1.1_r1 which is a superstable ROM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pinios:
So do I. The AOSP was more stable in mi KF than the CM10
[Kindle Fire Android Development] saulob:
I would love a clean build too, I really want to see things fixed first (like the famous Battery charging problem)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wontoniii:
I also prefer your vanilla CM10 builds as I feel that most of the add-ons of the twa-priv rom are unnecessary. If the first option is not possible I would prefer a pure AOSP build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] b.huss2:
I would like to see a maintained pure aosp build. Having said that, I have a build environment all set up and would be willing to build it and keep it up-to-date if you would rather focus on something else. I just might need a little help getting the first build going with the proper device tree and proprietary files. Just throwing it out there fwiw.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fendee1:
Pure. That way I can skin it later if I get board and it won't fee sluggish latter.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Trialz Nexus One:
ASOP build. This would be my wish. Many thanks for your work on this device. It has truly made it a more useful and entertaining device!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
Anyone know when the new ROM is coming out? I currently have the 8/24 build installed and am anxiously awaiting this new update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ygvuhb:
is it possible let the kindle fire support wifi direct

and send file to galaxy nexus or nexus 7

though wifi direct app like wifi shoot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lmntone:
My vote is for a pure AOSP rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
My vote is for whatever my hardware likes! twa_priv does great work and his ROM rocks. But if another approach works closer with the processor and board, then I am all for it. Besides, I need something to experiment with!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
This should already be supported.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
Hash, have you decided what ROM base to do yet?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Put em in: /system/lib/modules
[Kindle Fire Android Development] scidon37:
I've noticed this too, but it was actually the backlight not turning on until the animation has already started. I could see the animation VERY faintly until the backlight comes on.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Felnarion:
That's because of the DPI they've set by default.

Personally, I use a DPI of 120, which you can change by using the DPI settings utilities in the market. You'll get tablet versions of everything then.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] djkeller3:
Wow. One of the best pieces of advice I've taken in a while. This made EVERYTHING look better!

ROM: CM9 Reloaded, 3.22.2012 Build

Kernel: 0xD34D

Overclock: 1.2 GHz Max, 800 MHz min. On Demand

Launcher: ADW EX
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
But cant you change the DPI just using the build.prop? on that ro.sf.lcd_density setting?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] isaiahhhhh:
Making that dpi change made everything way smaller is this normal?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mlpmail:
The version won't change in CWM because it always loads its Kernel, which is not getting changed. The only time you will see the new Kernel is when the new ROM is running.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] backspacepc:
That'll be one issue I'll be looking into. The rom seems to flash correctly, but you very well could be right.

I've flashed several with CWM, and far as I can tell, it does in fact foul up every so often. Especially if you don't wipe properly, even then traces of the old software gets left behind from time to time. Currently I'm looking into the boot loop issue in TWRP to see if there's something we can do. That way we'll have at least one solid recovery.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] boomn:
It might not just be DPI. CM9 for the Nook Color had a similar issue for a long time where even with the correct DPI for that screen size and resolution the GPU driver was reporting an incorrect screen size that was smaller than 7". The fix for now was to step back to an older version of that binary driver that reported screen size correctly. I'm not familiar enough with this KF development to know if that might be the case here or not.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
I've flashed kernels on my cellphone via CWM based recovery of the same version for different variations on testing and never really had any issues with it. Obviously I'm no expert in particular when it comes to kernels but I'm interested in this issue when flashing from CWM as I don't really like the idea of the recovery in my source tree having issues lol.

I'm trying to catch up on the current forum topics but I only have partial internet access atm (my house got struck by lightning); as of yet I haven't really been able to look into the issue yet but I'm requesting those who have to collect that information for me to that effect I opened an issue on my cwm repo, please add all appropriate information there.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
I've been using cwm for a while and have had issues,

1/ if you use it with the dual boot bootloader cm9 roms have a black pixel flashing on all screens always at the same place?(not with twrp)

2/unmounted sdcard a few times (resulting in a soft brick only way out was to fast boot flash twrp.(not with twrp)

3/ wouldn't install any of your 3k roms (always got stuck in boot animation with back light off.

ReInstalled twrp 2.0 your from flashed and booted 1st time

In a nutshell IMO use twrp:-)

Could cwm be getting partitions screwed up in some way and if so would this be a cause to any of the install problems?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leswgnr:
Looks good

Hashcode - don't want to clutter the thread with me toos-but just flashed the #2 rom with twrp 2.0 and no probs other than those already noted-retina burn :eek: and having to reboot to get wifi after the initial boot, power off-no boot problems, no screen display issues. Will keep testing and will report any new issues.

Updated-Google market, titanium backup and selected apps work fine. Chrome also--

Sorry, should have posed this in the General thread - feel free to delete. Will be more careful.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] intersectRaven:
Just an update. I found the correct way to fix the flicker problem unfortunately, still no luck on how to actually set the brightness to dim. :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gedemis:
Could you give an explanation as to what might be causing the brightness problems? Is it something in the kernel or in the device files?

Keep up the good work! :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
TEST BUILD #3 IS READY HERE: http://bit.ly/IShcSq

There are 2 changes for this build:

- HW Codecs are now working.

- Kernel included in this build is running "silicon type performance" mode. Meaning it's a stock overclock to 1.2 Ghz. Please test this as well.

If you have ANY issues with the 1.2 Ghz speed and want to step back down to 1.0 Ghz do the following:

- Enter "Settings"

- Choose "Performance" (at the bottom)

- Click "Ok"

- Select "Processor" (the first item on the right)

- Choose "Maximum CPU frequency"

- Set this to 1008

- Then check the "Set on boot" option
[Kindle Fire Android Development] UrticantOwl:
It flashed well in TWRP 2.0, and seems to be running well, and the charger appears to be working... (I think...) The battery chart is sloping upward, which isn't something that I got to work for me on the last build.

And the extra 200Mhz hasn't destroyed the device yet. :D I know this has been addressed somewhat before, but is there any significant risk to running an OC'd ROM on the KF? I'll play around on N64oid to see if 20 minutes of Zelda:OOT will cause any heat issues on 1.2Ghz :)

Naturally, the device does seem a *bit* warmer than usual at this point...

Wifi is still being stubborn when you turn it on and off and on again, but I don't think much changed there in this release.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
So h/wa is working now??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] animefun135:
yes HW Decoder working like a charm... even on mkv files!!!

Hashcode you're amazing...

also we have problems with usb mass storage, wifi and led indicator.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stevethegreat:
One question if I may: Are the slow USB transfer speeds accounted as a bug?

I'm asking because I haven't found a mention on the OP.

CM7 manages 2MB/s, but the read speeds are 10 times that; IIRC the latest Amazon firmware kind of addresses this issue but not by much (we get 6MB/s write speed).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
Hwa works perfect here...

Only have the bugs you mentioned..

Great work hash and others...

Sendt fra min Amazon Kindle Fire med Tapatalk2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ygvuhb:
I am using twa_priv's build, is the wifi direct act different?

I try to using wifi shoot (send Gallery photo & video though wifi direct), make by Budius

but it hangs and reboot every time

and tried wifi ->menu ->wi-fi direct , when it scanning devices, it hangs and reboot

wifi shoot works fine when send file between GS2, galaxy nexus, nexus 7

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.budius.WiFiShoot

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1368128&page=16

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30012554

---------- Post added at 02:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:20 PM ----------

and i have a question about charging after turn off kindle fire

will it auto cut the power charge after full charge?

should i turn on the kindle fire when charging?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
The newest kernel with the omaplfb update is a big improvement. No more lagging and freezing. Great job again hashcodr!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
Can I update the 8/24 ROM with the new kernel or do I have to wait for an update?

wws12
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
New CM10 STOCK build:

[09/05] CM10 STOCK + 4AI.1.7 KERNEL [BETA]

Download Here

md5sum: dfd0f0882b3f69537afd12309284b264

JELLYBEAN GAPPS

http://goo.im/gapps

Use CyanogenMod 10.0.x

I'll probably start doing kernel-only .zip updates next time. For now, if you're already on this ROM, then just re-flash, if coming from any other ROMs, then do a wipe and restore apps + data w/ Titanium Backup.

OP has the list of changes from the 09/01 kernel + todays PowerVR update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] raphytaffy:
Does anyone have Google Now on Hash's latest build (09-05)? I don't see it on the lockscreen anywhere. Is there something that I need to enable in the menus?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] yangtsesu:
Firefox beta and Opera fc.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
So does Skype and voice recording apps work with this new update?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] davuong:
thanks a lot and wait for each of the new kernel day by day
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
Hey.. is it possible to change the on screen buttoms to the real tablet design, like in ICS? I have tried jandycane where its possible, but can't find any way on this build. Is it possible to use an app for this or is it something in the ROM?

(Im thinking about back, Home, multitasking and notifications in the bottom instead og this phone like style)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] isaiahhhhh:
If you use twa_priv's rom there is a way to emulate the ICS tablet UI under Settings/System/Tablet bar settings view and then under Settings/Launcher/Dock to disable the dock.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
Thanks, but im using the ROM Hashcode has created.. Im just wondering about if this is the way Jelly Bean has been made, and if so, is all tablets with Jelly Bean going to look like a phone in their UI or is it just because this was a port from Nexus 7 or Galaxy Nexus?

I loved the way ICS was made with the buttoms in the lower left corner and then the clock to the right.. It was much easier to hit the buttoms with my thumb, while now i have to straits it all out...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
Does voice recording work with 9/5?

Sorry for the double post, but I hadn't got an answer after waiting all day.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
No it dosen't, not yet... Hashcode have written about it in OP
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
OK thanks. Guess I'll wait to use the new headset I bought. :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] snowcloud:
Actually google has introduced new UI which is suitable for 7 inch screen. Devs can choose whatever they want to use in their ROM.

In cm10 there is setting to change the UI.

I am not sure but it is under "advance" in the settings.

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
Thanks, it is CM10 im using, since its the one Hashcode is building (i love his ROM, always using his) but i have looked everywhere in the settings, are you sure it is possible on this ROM? Im talking about the ROM Hashcode is building in this thread, and not all the others based on his ROM..

I would love to get the old ICS design back, but not enough to leave Hashcode, because he is always the most stable developer..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BizzaBoy:
I am in the same boat. The ROM that twa_priv puts together breaks a lot of things. All I'd like is to have this simple option of having this merged status bar, not the rest of the tablet UI.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] skmpowdjy:
Same here-- the lack of Tablet UI is what's keeping me on Hash's old ICS ROM rather than upgrading to JB. I believe that you can force the UI to be in tablet mode by screwing with the LCD density, but I don't really want to mess with that and have my screen look weird. It would be really great if this ROM were in tablet mode by default (or at least had an option)! :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
Now the updated kindle is on presale, is there any way to take the kernel from there and port it to this version of kindle?

They say it has ICS so it should be better
[Kindle Fire Android Development] andPS2:
for me it breaks the wifi and leads to dolphin browser and google play beeing very slow

hashcodes ROM instead works flawless -> Kudos to him and thx for all the hard work

would also be interested in tablet UI - wonder if google might have to eventually break the phone UI even for their tablet...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BizzaBoy:
Screwing around with the LCD density causes a lot of application layout issues as one can see with twa_priv's ROM. I don't think this is the right way to address the problem to begin with.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] al mon:
Ironic on TWA's since I have the opposite exp. However, both on the new kernel seem to have lags when unloading elements from memory. JB and ICS weren't really intended for 512mb devices.......
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wolf45801:
Actually ICS is fine with 512 there are new tablets out with ICS and 512 mb ram
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mikeytusa:
Yeah this ROM feels great and is very stable -- just needs tablet UI. It's a bit cumbersome using the phone UI on a tablet.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780970

That link will get you a tablet UI. Download the latest 9/6 version. Wipe Cache / Dalvik and install. Everything seems to work perfectly and it's the tablet UI.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] raphytaffy:
Question got buried a couple pages back, but does anyone have Google Now on Hash's latest build (09-05)? I don't see it on the lockscreen anywhere. Is there something that I need to enable in the menus?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mikeytusa:
Yeah it's there. Just click the Search bar across the top. Or go into the app launcher and click the Google app.

If those don't appear for you, try installing the GApps package again from goo.im/gapps -- use the CM10 version. Make sure to clear cache / dalvik before you flash it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
Thanks dude, i wil give it a shot and get back to you with my experience ;)

EDIT: Now i tried with what they were talking about, so first i DEODEXED the phone, and then flashed the UI zip file, but this didnt work and i had to restore, then i tried with just wiping the cache and dalwik and then flashed the UI zip file, and it worked :D Now im on Hashcode's ROM with tablet UI :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sthomas38:
CURRENT KNOWN ISSUES:

Charging showing in the OS is not fixed yet. Still a work in progress.

The headphone MIC input is not functioning correctly yet. Work in progress.

Virtual keyboard input on JellyBean is terrible. Needs a protocol update or something. Fixing. For now use an alternate keyboard like Swype

Hey Hash, is the light sensor totally abandonated or is there still an hope to get it working?

Regards man :).

Envoyé depuis mon Amazon Kindle Fire avec Tapatalk
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
Does Google now work with 09/05 or does it still need to be fixed?

Thanks,

wws12
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Wojei:
Google Now works, but Google Voice Search does not (no microphone).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wws12:
OK cool. Do we have an ETA yet on microphone support?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] raphytaffy:
Sorry for the dumb question, but how does Google Now work then? Do I simply search for things using the search bar? I don't see the Google Now option that is usually on the lockscreen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leswgnr:
Slide straight up holding the home icon on the middle bottom of the screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] raphytaffy:
Ah, there it is. Awesome! Thank you!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anjldust:
Okay, I've looked through this thread and I've seen people mentioning a volume slider in the notification area. I don't seem to have one. There is volume button on the power widget, but it doesn't do anything other than mute the device.

Am I missing something? My notification drawer just has the time, lock orientation button, settings button, power widget, and the pulldown bar. No volume slider to be found. Is there no way to adjust the volume without going into settings?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Galadriel7966:
I have used ROM toolbox to change my LCD density... setting it to 130.. with no issues.. puts JB into tablet and is easy and buttery..

Sent from a Jelly Glacier
[Kindle Fire Android Development] luciano.chavez:
I am interested in the same thing if it is possible. I know that if you are able to get the UI in tablet mode, that the volume (and brightness) slider show up there. So if there is a way to get that in the phone UI then it would great to know how. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] e495957:
Have any of the other devs fixed the charging issue? I hope they're helping Hashcode so we can get to stable status...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ygvuhb:
hi hashcode

i tested the 0509 build

the wifi direct still have a hang and reboot problem

is kindle fire hardware not support wifi direct

or it can be fix?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rysk29:
Does any1 have problems with flash video in firefox going black in full screen with some video? im ready for football and i goto http://www.thefirstrow.eu to watch out of town games and for the life of me i cant get it to full screen.. i get black screen but i do have sound.. when i press back button and exit full screen the video is fine again on web site... i have to use firefox because the add blocker is a must for firstrow.. everything worked fine on ICS build any thoughts?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anactoraaron:
I have the same issue, here's my last_kmsg. http://db.tt/KSC0CJtD Hope this helps!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sthomas38:
Yup, same issue here.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
I can't get any video on that site, I'm jealous.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] snowcloud:
This build so far best.

The tablet ui and volume bar is missing.

Without volume control bar any ROM for kindle is waste.

So I requesting hashcode for these two little tweaks.:)

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sthomas38:
You won't have them until CM merges them ;). You guys asked for a vanilla CM10, Hashcode built a vanilla CM10 :).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Download volume control from playstore. Then this rom would no longer be a "waste"
[Kindle Fire Android Development] simonbove:
You are so wrong, this is the best ROM for our lovely little Kindle..

Download volume control from the Play store and flash the tablet UI yourself, its a few pages back ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780970 (Just wipe dalvik and cache and then flash the latest for CM10))

Then it's just like you want it, and it's diffidently not a "waste"..

Hashcode, i LOVE your work, you are the most talented guy i have ever met online.. Thumbs up for Hashcode :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
I have it working now with full screen. I'm watching my packers now. I used boat browser
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Killemalll:
:good::good: double thumbs up for Hashcode. Thanks for the release!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marioman68:
i looked though the posts and didn't see anything about battery life, and i was wondering what the battery life people are getting on the newest release. i am gona give this a go but was just wondering. thanks in advance :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SpudsterZ:
I find that hard to believe considering I was able to find NUMEROUS posts on this topic in this thread.

The answer is....it varies....but most have seen improved, especially during sleep. For me, battery life during sleep mode has improved considerably.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] al mon:
I will say that mileage will vary. On 9/5, it is deep sleeping but still draining about 2%/hr when in "deep" sleep. I'm not sure what is normal given the battery size and what background tasks are running. However, even in deep sleep - cell standby is consuming 64% of whatever it is using.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marioman68:
hey thanks, and i was meaning about the 9/5 update battery life there wasnt a post about battery life, but i appreciate letting me know. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mrdeli:
With disabled wifi my kindle drains 0,5-1% per hour in standby. This is a great improvement to ics.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrBrady:
I'm not entirely understanding how kernels work. Looking at the zip file, the kernel is the boot.img, correct?

If so, can I take the 9/5 boot.img and put it into the latest MIUI zip to reap the benefits of the updated kernel or is there more to it?

Missing the 'full' hardware acceleration in MIUI like streaming videos in Plex.

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
No harm in trying as long as you can get to recovery.