yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Mark Potter:
I know this isn't a real solution (We'll just have to patiently wait and hope it's fixed) but I have four tablets and use Samba fileshareing (in the app market) to transfer files accessing the storage as a Windows share over wifi. The only reason I have ever hooked some of them to USB was to root them.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AluminumHaste:
Alright I tried hashcodes ROM last night and USB mass storage works. The rom seems to run fine from what I can see, what are the differences between the stock rom and others like aokp or reloadddrom?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ErrorInLogic:
so what is it gonna take to get hw accel. working on this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
I may be crazy, but I believe it does work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VaksenDK:
Yep! Works fine here.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
I was going to also switch to his ROM. But I was wondering the difference between his ROM and this:

The developer says it’s the same as Hashcode's ROM, but I noticed download name and file size was different.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] EVO'D_OUT:
patiently waiting for Build 37, its been up on AOKP since 5/24. AOKPs website says 37 includes "otter build fix". Curious what was fixed exactly...

You cant just use the ROM from AOKPs site or can you?? Does that include the proper kernel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
maybe already been said usb mass storage is broken on build 36 reflashed 35 worked perfect
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Said 100 times and no word from developer as to why, whether it can be fixed, etc., thinking of moving to CM9 but want to wait to see if build 37 fixes it cause ROM is rock-solid otherwise.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] linktohack:
AOKP start supporting Kindle Fire (otter) officially from build 37. And yes, it includes Hash's kernel.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] machos1:
Has anyone tried this?.

I flashed build 37 but wifi is disabled, cudnt get it to work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
If you flashed build 37 its someone elses build not lithiums or 0xD34D there are at least 3 different Aokp builds out there
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
If you flash the one under the test link (Build 37 glitched) wifi does work on it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] machos1:
I flashed the one from here

http://goo.im/devs/aokp/otter/aokp_otter_build-37.zip

Can you please tell me where I can find the test link. Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Here it is

http://android.encounterpc.com/stevespear426/aokp/otter/
[Kindle Fire Android Development] machos1:
about to edit my post that I found it. Didnt know theres a thread in xda for aokp till I googled for this.. :)

Thanks tahrirsquare
[Kindle Fire Android Development] linktohack:
Or just flash the latest Kernel from Hash code.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] Mark930:
The past few days my kindle fire has gotten really slow to the point where its about 5 to 10 second delay from when i tap or swipe after I restart the fire it works fine for a while and becomes slow again sometimes right away or sometimes after a few hours I have gotten a few errors like "system UI stopped responding" not sure if there related.

Any suggestions to fix this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tazfanatic:
sounds like a rogue app causing memory drain. freeze or uninstall some apps that you don't use on a regular bases. if you have installed or updated recently try those first.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Mark930:
I tried deleting some newly installed apps now i got a strange battery problem. Its been on the charger since i got home from work then it gave me a low battery warning while it was charging when it was at least 30% when i plugged it in it went down to 4%. the kindle was a lot hotter then it should have been so i restarted and it has been charging very very slowly so i tried wiping cache and it still charging very slowly. Should I reflash the rom?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VaksenDK:
I know that it is frown upon to ask for ETAs, but is it okay to ask whether lithium76 plans on keep doing these AOKP builds for our Kindle Fire at all, or if we should switch to the new official builds?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Same question, particularly since the current build won't let me see the tablet as a Windows mass storage device.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
I hope lithium maintains this ROM!!! It's my favorite to date.

What is the default launcher that comes with this theme? Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lelandfried:
Trebuchet

Is there an Alt-Boot version of this ROM for those of us running Dual-Boot?

I want to run this and MoDaCo, but it doesn't appear that either one has an Alt-Boot version. So right now I have this as my main, and my Alt is a version of the stock ROM that has twice-so-far bricked me and I had to factory reset.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VaksenDK:
Yeah, me too.

But sadly it looks like, he has gone AWAL.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] upther:
That might be because there's now an official AOKP otter build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
Thanks. I didn't realize Trebuchet could have a dock.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
I'm back!!!

Since AOKP have decided to no longer support our device, I decided to get back in action with my customized version. So I present to you Milestone 6 with my usual changes. Once they release Milestone 6 to the masses I'll update the OP with the latest change log. In the meantime, enjoy this new release!

L!TH!UM aka |0xD34D|
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
I didn't realize you were OxD34D on goo. Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VaksenDK:
OMG! That's like the greatest news ever. I haven't updated my KF since your last AOKP build (36 I believe), as it was running really stable and fast and there seemed to be all kinds of weird issues with the later official builds.

I can't wait to get home and install today.

Expect a donation, as soon as I have milestone 6 running om my Kindle Fire.

Oh yes, this weekend turned out to be a really fine one. Yesterday a Danish tennis player won the Wimbledon for the first time ever, and today my Kindle Fire gets the finest AOKP Milestone 6 build there is. And the sun is shining.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
Do I need to do a data wipe if coming from the AOKP otter ROM? I'd rather not have to reregister and reinstall everything, again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
there's no need to be afraid of wiping data, if you have TWRP and Titanium Backup Pro:

- just backup in TWRP

- install new ROM, wiping all but sdcard

- install titanium, and use "Extract from nandroid" option, and choose to restore app and/or data of al the programs you need

- enjoy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
I was bummed to learn that AOKP was dropping support so this is great news!

Everything works great, there's only one thing I've seen. The nav buttons shrink while in a program.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
go to rom control increase the number of buttons to 4, make the 4th button a menu button. that will fix it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
there's no need to wipe data. I built it stock first, tried it out, then merged in my changes and it flashed over just fine. all my apps and settings were still there.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Is this built with the Linaro tool chain?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] josuave83:
It looks like the menu is the 4th post... I also have encountered this
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Yeah I know the fix he mentioned, but you'll notice the menu button is there already.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
The menu button is there because it is automatically added to the navbar for apps the use an older API and are expecting a menu button. Once you leave that app the menu button goes away.

The fix is still as mentioned, add a permanent menu button to the navbar in ROM Control. I was hoping this issue would have been fixed by the AOKP guys but it seems most efforts are put into phones and tablets just get added in as an afterthought. I'll take the time to look into what may be causing this bug and see if I can fix it without the need for adding a permanent menu button.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
Sweet! It's hard to justify staying on otter at this point. Guess I have no choice but to flash this ROM :cool:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
Well I just flashed over the last "official" otter build 40 using TWRP. Apart from having to reinstall the hosts file for AdAway, everything went smoothly.

[EDIT]Turns out I also had to reflash google apps.

One bug that I noticed from v40 is still here:

Once the manual hide navigation bar feature is used (via power button), if I start to drag a desktop icon or widget, the screen automatically rotates 90 degrees. This aborts the drag. Toggling auto rotate off and on fixes this, but it will happen again if the nav bar is manually hidden.

I posted this in the official v40 thread, but the dev didn't respond. This is not a huge deal, since I rarely need to move icons, and the hide nav bar feature is very important to me, but I thought I would mention it in case our awesome new dev wants to tackle it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
So after figuring out the cause for the menu button bug (and fixing it), I thought I would look into this issue as well before updating the ROM. I am unable to duplicate this based on the information you provided.

Here's what I did:

I enabled the :Show navigation bar toggle" in ROM Control

I hid the navigation bar via the Power (menu when long pressing power)

I then proceeded to move shortcuts and widgets on my home screen and even between different home screens.

I was able to move them around and place them on the home screen just fine. I did this in both portrait and landscape without any problems. I can even add new items without the any problems. This is all done using the Trebuchet launcher I include in the ROM.

I want to also add I am currently working off of a clean install of the ROM. I had some issues that cleared up once I wiped and reflashed. If there is any more info you can provide me, feel free. I'm willing to look into this further if I can duplicate the results you get.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
Thanks, I'll try to figure out what's different between our setups. One thing: if the nav bar is still hidden, I can drag icons. Only after hiding and then unhiding does the rotation problem take effect. Once it takes effect, it remains until I reboot or toggle auto-rotate.

[EDIT]Something I just noticed, it seems toggling the nav bar in portrait seems to fix the problem. I generally always use landscape. I'll keep trying to figure out a specific test case, but if it's a landscape only quirk, then turning it to portrait for a quick fix is no big deal. And thanks for checking this, just confirming that it worked for you helped me out.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
Okay I can now reproduce it following your information about hiding then showing the navbar while in landscape mode. I'll take a look at the code for Trebuchet since I suspect it may be something in there that is having an issue with this scenario.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
I think I've run into this in the past and was able to fix it by using Wipe Rotation in TWRP (about the only thing it's good for). I was likely using Apex at the time, since I don't tend to use Trebuchet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
I've stumbled on a pretty easy workaround, based on your comments, and that is to restore the nav bar in portrait mode. That's a lot easier than what I had to do before, which was toggle auto-rotate in the settings.

Of course this would prevent someone from locking in landscape mode, which I would actually prefer since I never want portrait, and sometimes find it annoying when I tilt it enough that it rotates, like holding it when lying down sideways.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vibrant808:
When I hold down any Icon whether on the launcher or in the app drawer it rotates the screen. It should let me remove it or move the icon around but all it does is rotate the screen once. Ive tried turning auto rotate off and that hasn't done anything. I also changed launchers and the problem persists. Anyone have any ideas? I've wiped dalvik/factory reset before flashing also. Thanks in advance
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abodamer:
Weather Icon in lockscreen (both stock & Honeycomb) shows as "NA"

Weather settings are "enabled" under ROM Control.

Also, Honeycomb lockscreen swipe left goes to "camera"

Great work. This ROM turns the Kindle Fire into a useful device. Thx

FYI
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Try wiping Rotation in TWRP (same screen as cache and factory).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Chaos_Phantom:
I do not have the ROM install anymore, so I am going off memory.

Go to ROM Control-> General UI (Ithink)

Look for a setting that says 180 degree rotation with a description of use your device upside down.

Check the box and try to move an app or widget.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vibrant808:
Thanks that worked for me! :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
I already had that checked when I was able to reproduce this problem so I do not think that fixes it.

On a side note, I was able to reproduce this on Nova Launcher but not with GO Launcher HD. Based on the way nova behaves I am guessing it used the same code base as Trebuchet (at least in the beginning) which may account for the similar behavior.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
I can confirm this does not solve the issue that was being discussed earlier regarding hiding and then showing the navbar in landscape mode.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abodamer:
Update: Weather now working in lockscreen. Resolution was to allow time to pass.

Is there a way to remove the camera from the lockscreen swipe?

thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Sorry, not sure if it was the same issue. I was referring more to the one where trying to put an icon on a screen causes it to rotate. Was that the same thing?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
Just a heads up to let you all know I updated the ROM to include the fix for the menu button bug that was mentioned earlier. You no longer need to assign one of your navbar buttons to be the menu. Download link is the one in the OP.

I'll do what I can to figure the other issue out with the odd rotation bug but right now I am building JellyBean for the KindleFire and will work on some customizations for that once it is up and running.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] abodamer:
Update 2: Remove camera from lockscreen swipe by scrolling down to the bottom of Lockscreen options and pressing on Custom app 1 and 2 to select desired apps/functions. I was previously pressing the icons (not the words "Custom app1") to no effect. Just thought I would share if there is another as clueless as myself.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
Not really specific to this ROM, but I'm noticing that accessing settings for Chrome for Android results in the program crashing. This also happens on my CM9 tablet. Any ideas how to resolve or work around?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
yes, install Opera or Dolphin :))
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
I saw a post or two about this in another ROM thread (but can't remember which). Someone posted a work around, where you can go to chrome://settings or something like that in the browser, instead of using the menus. Sorry I don't remember anything more specific.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ectoplasmic:
There is a link chrome://chrome/settings/ that works on Chrome for Windows, but the same link doesn't work on Chrome for Android. Chrome://chrome-urls/ works, but doesn't show anything that can get me to the settings. I guess it doesn't really matter. My main reason for using Chrome on Android is for the bookmark sync, but the sync is so buggy that it's not worth worrying about.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Goose_506:
Issues Fresh Install

I just installed Milestone 6 for my Kindle Fire I have an issue though, it will not show up on my PC to transfer files, etc. I have USB Debugging mode turned on in the settings.

Side Question - Does Netflix work on this rom (video decoding?)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Is this Goose306 from roots if so welcome yes Netflix works. For usb connection go to storage three dots upper right select usb connection then mtp
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jacobmacek:
another way to make nav bar buttons bigger/spaced out further

press home, hold your kindle in landscape mode, and the rapidly tap the recent app button until it saus system ui has crashed and when it pops back up the button will be fixed
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cabrone1:
long pressing an app in the app drawer doesn't add it to the home screen, it flips the orientation of the device over and over. really annoying.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
It doesn't always work, but try going into TWRP and wipe Rotation and see if that helps you. Or try a different launcher.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] godsonbx:
THANK YOU!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sklucky9:
Question

Does anyone has a backup of this with the volume slider update?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Everything seems to be working pretty good with one exception..amazon mp3 reboots the rom when i touch the icon. Flipped back to cm9 and it works fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Android16:
thanks for the info. I guess this ROM wasn't using the HWA kernel or is it the build.prop that is making the games not show up in appstore or work?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
I think it's more of a build.prop issue as opposed to HWA. I used CM7 with a modified build.prop to download and see the game, but when i restored just the apk from titanium it would download new data and install but just to the splash screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
So no one is having ADB problems here? everyone can access the kindle fire using adb?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] minieod:
When I used his later kernel wifi stopped working :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
There is a #7 Kernel that fix this problems, he uploaded a new one today.

Its the same #7 but with the fix for wifi
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
also, where's auto hide notification bar setting?

and from control always crashes after rebooting. but works fine otherwise.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
just flashed with #7 and it feels very snappy;-)

no issues so far ill report back tomorrow.

thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jeffbud98:
For market tweaks use ro.product.model=GT-P6210 and ro.product.brand=samsung
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
Found the ADB problem, i have only the "am" device on device manager on windows.

What i have to do to solve this problem?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Will it works?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
It works for me
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Android16:
I looked here: http://tabletrepublic.com/forum/nov...ix-latest-rom-released-08-03-2012-a-1405.html and it gives good advice for another tablet on how to edit the build.prop

Thanks in advance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dw9906:
That's a pretty straight forward answer. Yes, just edit your build.prop
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Comfirmed. It works
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Android16:
Yea was just wondering if I needed to edit more than those 2 lines or anything else in the file.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Just 2 lines
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Android16:
I see no change in market. I edited the build.prop 2 lines.

I cleared cache for market and google framework(clear data). Then restart my tablet.

Go to market and see same stuff. Amazon appstore too. Still missing all the games i want to play and that i could access on my stock Kindle fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] milanche:
I used this fix on another ROM. Did the trick.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25142711&postcount=783
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Android16:
Does it work with this ROM?

I am using the Reloaded ROM and it didn't work. None of my "Kindle Fire Edition" games show up in amazon appstore anymore.

And games like Dungeon Hunter 3 in Googe play says "incompatible" and dungeon hunter 2 does not show up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fr4nk1yn:
I have one peev with AOKP on the fire, the navigation buttons are too close unless a 5 button bar is used with blanks in between. I'm sure that's due to the 5 button option but a fix for that would be awesome.

Also can the default stock menu button placement be included as an option? Or is that exclusion the "squished button" fix?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Piercing Heavens:
The biggest that I have experienced is the missing menu button. It is constantly disappearing and when you need it it can't be brought up.

Also if I update to the newest version do I have to format?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tipzilla:
The menu button disappearing is an ics thing. Only certain apps need a menu, or it is in the top right corner instead of the bottom left like the browser. The only problems I have had so far is the Gmail widget force closing. The gmail app works fine. Also, dolphin for pad beta doesn't work. Force closes, but there are other browsers not a big deal.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thelgow:
Looking great. Quick questions, I recall hearing some issues with charging. Is it still having problems?

Also is the hardware acceleration working? I'm only interested in flash player for some sites, like youtube and pr0n.

Also how is the OTG access? I was hoping for this to come eventually. Might look into these 32gb memsticks flying around for low prices.

And would you be able to chain a droid phone to the kindle for files?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kjwalker:
Can't see xda premium HD. I'm using a backed up version and it complains that it is pirated on startup, even though it isn't. Any ideas anyone?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tony84:
Hi, till now this rom rocks.

Only things I've noticed to report are:

-touch precision not at her best, sometimes you have to touch several times to open a menu or other stuff, and in certains apps when you touch for exemple the "quit" button on the menu anything happens. So I think there's some work to do on the touchscreen smoothness.

-play store a little bit laggy, maybe when I'l install newest google apps it can change

- application "rom control" gives force closes nearby everytime at boot or randomly, don't know if it's due to the cpu settings apllied on boot.

For now that's all, but the rom is wonderfull

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But even with this modifiy gameloft games still don't install, it says always "game incompatible"
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Crazywhitie:
the LCD Backlight stays lite when I power off the Kindle Kill Battery over night
[Kindle Fire Android Development] SP1986:
Of course, the one day I don't bring the KF to work with me I found out AOKP has a really nice offering for it.

Now once(if lol) HTC releases ICS for the Thunderbolt, I'll be in 100% AOKP compliance! Woohoo!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FormelLMS:
Has anyone trouble flashing this rom? TWRP says, unable to open?

Download comes from the link in the first posting.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Does it continue to flash even after the message? My TWRP always has that message but it continues to flash the rom until i get the main menu screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] uoY_redruM:
Download the file twice (two different devices if you can) and compare the md5. I had the issue with Hashcodes and it ended up being 5 consecutive bad downloads.