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[Kindle Fire Android Development] rawdaddymagraden:
Well the wifi into battery is true, but I'm not sure what you mean the launcher is flickering back and forth???

As for the touch screen response, if you read the posts a few pages back there is a link to an app in the playstore that immediately fixes it.

Also I'm not sure if you know this but to expand the notification you must swipe up not tap the status bar......... I suggest implementing those and try it out for yourself.... It is an extremely good rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Yeah, I agree with the squishing together of the wifi & battery icon. Also, touch screen was definitely off as is. As for the launcher, I use Apex and had no issues.

Good that you listed the actual issues, as I'm sure lithium will try to address them.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Hey lithium thank you for your port of aokp and I hope you will continue to support it! I've been flipping back and forth between cm9 and your rom and i really like the customization and speed of aokp. Please don't stop doing what you do man!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] haydonxda:
Not sure where to mention this but since I'm running this ROM I'll bring it up here.

When playing videos the soft buttons dim but don't go away. So there's no real full screen mode. Works fine on my Galaxy Nexus.

This happens with all players I've tried.

Also, can't seem to get it to show up as a storage device in Windows. I thought that was a working feature?

Touch screen isn't very responsive but that's not terrible.

Had one hard lockup when scrolling around in Zillow.

Otherwise it's really awesome. Nice to have a real operating system on my Fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
I just used percentage on the wifi indicator no more squishy lol but yeah I had that to no big I noticed nav bar size doesn't stay static reverts back to smaller size after awhile or reboot some browser fc's when your straining to the Max at complicated websites with lots of flash and photo's ;) Google earth fc's immediately probably kernel related still no big deal been using this solid since initial introduction still loving it most the buggy things are just little inconveniences hasn't bothered me much at all thx again lithium looking forward to your next release:-) :-) :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AOD_Corwin:
I tried the new rom and it wont install. twarp says its unable to open zip file
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evo_like:
It could be a bad file download. Try with a fresh download of the file again.

Also i am sure you are wiping as is required and indicated in the OP....?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AOD_Corwin:
i have tried downloading it twice. wipe cache. delvic, system and did factory for good mesasure. and it says failed to pen zip. so i mounted the usb rive downloaded from my computer and still no go

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think i figured it out... the download was bad. i pulled the same build from rootwiki and its

working. so the xda link is bad
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evo_like:
Yeah that error usually indicates a bad file or something. Well, glad you got it working--i had downloaded it from rootzwiki too so I hadn't even gotten to find out the link here may be bad.

How you like it? :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
if you didn't have the dimmed buttons, how would you get back to the app? This is how it works oh CM9 also.

CM9 Infuse - XDA Premium
[Kindle Fire Android Development] d33dvb:
Unlock ring has camera, which causes reboot. FYI
[Kindle Fire Android Development] GoSooners345:
Why isn't there an option to change the launcher screen count?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
In the app drawer three dots upper right corner trebuchet settings change home screen count:-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
just wanted to confirm before flashing, is the latest (build 34) version of this rom using hash's 3.0 #7 kernel? or will i need to flash to the newest kernel after the rom flash?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] crusecontrl:
Having WIFI issues....did I miss something?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Yes, using K7.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
duh... it would help if i read the changelogs. my bad. thanks for the quick reply though, man. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
NP. :D Make sure to flash with TWRP and not CWM!

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ryanhuong:
Same with me, went right back to #33. Is banding gone with #34? What about PC mount? #33 works great except banding and no USB (for me).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moz90:
Build 33 worked by touching it and cm9 Rom running now works by touching it also and win tried to remove widget launcher flickered
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brizey:
My wifi seemed a little flaky on 34, but it always comes back, so I am not that worried about it. I transferred a big movie file over USB on 34.

And this morning I flashed kernel #8. Seems to be charging OK (still no button light or charging indication--I just have a Battery Monitor Widget widget on my home screen so I can see the current change to confirm charging). AND...running at 1.2 GHz!!!!! Seems to be smooth so far, and will report if the wifi gets more stable.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] GTvert90:
I might have missed it but all games want to play in portrait and it obviously doesn't work well. Ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
I just want to say thanks to both lithium and hashcode for bringing this to us.

I am running build 34 in both my kindle and my wifes. My 3yo had taken over her phone watching videos but now with build 34 YouTube and kidmode both work great and she has her phone back!

CM9 Infuse - XDA Premium
[Kindle Fire Android Development] haydonxda:
Well it's not how it works with Google's ICS on the Galaxy Nexus. I think I mentioned that.

Apparently there are new APIs in ICS for the soft buttons. So a full screen aware app can hide them if it provides a way of putting them back.

This doesn't appear to be working in this ROM or CM9 I guess.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AOD_Corwin:
Works great so far. Noticed new kernel came out last night. Ill flash that after work. Looks like it will charge now. My kindle is getting to the point that it is almost as usefull as my epic 4g is. The only complaint that we cqan never fix is the lack of storage. But google drive might be the answer to that
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooksBlood:
Google drive is one solution, but if you have an otg cable you can use a USB flash drive. I'm using a 32 gig flash drive right now :-) only complaint is you have to have something physically plugged into the device.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] paddycr:
This is a really great rom - a real step up from cm7 that I was using previously. Thanks for the effort that you have put into this lithium76.

One question: is there any way to change the battery icon in the status bar to show the percentage or circle mod? Sorry if I have missed the setting and thanks in advance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Go to settings>ROM control>Performance then choose battery and choose circle MOD. sorry if I missed a step just trying another ROM right now so I'm saying it from memory.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Not performance, I think it is status bar instead. Also not on fire right now
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
settings/rom control/battery/battery icon style/circular mod :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evo_like:
Has anybody tried hash's new #8 kernel? I am about to flash it now...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
yes awesome with this rom 1.2oc get flashing asap :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AOD_Corwin:
It supports host didn't know that
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AOD_Corwin:
No I'm going to tonight
[Kindle Fire Android Development] evo_like:
Running it now. So far so good....smooth and oc to 1200 :)

Quick q: I know there was a setting in rom control to spread out the nav buttons a little bit more. Now either I am not doing it right or its not sticking. Any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TheMachoMidget:
to OP-

2 things, 1 is that hash's kernel was updated recently

there is also a new aokp build version:milestone 5

jut letting you know even if u may already

thanks for the awesome work and hope to see this updated soon!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JusticeAA:
I just tried to flash the Milestone 5 straight of AOKP site. I couldn't get it to boot at all. I did a full wipe of course, it never even got to the boot animation and I tried two different downloads.

I was using lithium76's 34 build and it was working just fine. Any one else get similar results?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Even though it says it's an official build for the kindle you can't flash it. The dev that ports it for us has to build a specific one that incorporates hashcodes kernel and his tweaks so it will boot on our kindles.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
So you guys have just flashed the new kernel build right over this KF build 34 and all good? Not that lithium won't have it merged soon if he gets time
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Yep..I would wipe a little dalvik and cache just to be safe.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
OK thx bud:-)

Edit: went good thank you flashed lots of roms on all my devices that was my first kernel flash overclocked to 1.2 ghz.:-)

P.S. noticed right away that it corrected the length of the boot animation which was very short to short before:-)

And those of you that use goo manager ignore the update notification for aokp milestone 5 otter build that's not the same rom just so ya know.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
AOKP milestone 5 is out for KF. Does this replace 34 here, and is there any reason not to just download it from there and install?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] hoey2011:
The last post of the previous page contains your answer. Do people even read anymore, or are they now strictly limited to typing all willy-nilly?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
I do read. I read one guy says:

Then another guy says:

Then another guy is saying not to download the one from AOKP since it does't run on "our" Kindles.

I've not a clue what he's referring to when he says "Our" Kindles.

And then I read:

And again, I don't know what he means by it's not the same rom as ours.

So before you start mouthing off, perhaps you might like instead to help a person who is confused by all the posts above, and doesn't understand whether or not I can installed the AOKP milestone 5 successfully, particularly if I don't care about having a modified kernel I keep reading about.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
To clarify, AOKP merged the old 2.6 kernel based device tree into their sources. It has not been maintained or updated since then. I'm sure you could actually make their M5 build work by flashing back to a 2.6 kernel and then applying the official AOKP build. But there also might be bugs, etc.

A few more bugfixes and I will get the new device tree merged into AOKP for "official" support of the 3.0 kernel based build. At which point we would be able to grab official builds such as this and go crazy flashing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Thanks you. Can't wait.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Sorry..didn't mean to confuse you with my comment..just couldn't explain it to the degree that hashcode did. I just knew that the rom from the aokp site wasn't officially supported and that I was pretty sure they wouldn't boot due to the 3.0 kernel that most of us are running. That's what I meant by our kindles..the 3.0 kernel ones.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jbarrs12:
solved
[Kindle Fire Android Development] riddle777:
Screen Sensitivity?

Is anyone having screen sensitivity Issues? gestures using Apex launcher pro aren't responding very well for me and some icons. I read that this had been solved on the first page of this thread.

love the customization ability of this AOKP build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brizey:
Does the milestone 5 build have kernel #8?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Yeah it does according to post 3 on the first page.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
If you have any problems after updating to milestone 5, I've got a fix but goo is crapping out right now. I'll try and get it mirrored for now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Ok for?

Yes please is Goo is really bad now.what kind of problems should we look for?is this a full Rom and can i just install it over 34 or a complete wipe is necessary? Thanks Lithium.

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I had the same problem and someone suggested sgs touchscreen booster.I think it helped.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 0xD34D:
The problem was when updating from an existing build. Data partition had permission errors and apps would FC and launcher settings would be lost. I fixed it and the download is updated. Just use the MD5 that goo displays when downloading. I'm away from my PC and will update the thread when I am back on it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Milestone5

Update complete, no errors or problems so far. Thanks Lithium
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tiffany84:
So just to make sure. The link in the op that says build 34 is for milestone 5 correct?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
You're correct.use MD5 on the goo page itself.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aoaleman:
Just wanted to thank you lithium, this ROM plus hashcode's #8 runs pretty damn flawless. :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Very nice and smooth so far on milestone 5 better all the time:-) thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brizey:
Thanks...I blew right over that post somehow.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Great ROM, thanks once again. I really like all the extra customizations, including those to Trebuchet.

I noticed that Amazon MP3 no longer causes the ROM to go into the reboot cycle.

I typically play around with several ROMs, and noticed that in many CM9 based (like gedeROM) Google Earth runs without a problem (ran for me in MoDaCo too). Just thought I'd point it out, in case there was some kind of difference with AOKP that could cause a problem. Definitely no where near a high priority, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] protrox:
Hi there!!

First of all, thanks to lithium76 for this great ROM. It runs really smooth :)

I did all wipes and installed the ROM and Gapps following the instructions in the OP. Everthing works fine except WIFI for me. I don't know why, but it doesn't connect. It tries to connect again and again, but it doesn't. It's an establishing connection-authenticating-saved, protected with WPA loop. It only connects if I switch off the router and then I switch it on...

Could anyone help me please? Am I missing something?

Thanks in advance :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] brizey:
Anyone try the 4/29 gapps yet?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JusticeAA:
Yes, its working just fine. I'm not sure what the updates were.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Alessioromatm:
Is there anyone that has installed this rom with dualboot?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Is installing this AOKP version of ICS as simple as downloading the zip, doing the full wipes and installing the zip file using TWRP?

The reason I ask is that I didn't know if it contain the newest kernel everyone is talking about, v.3, or does that have to be installed separately.

I'm coming from CM7, rooted with TWRP recovery.

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tipzilla:
Yes, download, flash the zip with gapps for ics, and then a full wipe. Reboot, and you're set. Hashcode's 3.0 Kernel is installed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Anyone here recommend Darkside Superwipe or any such thing?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Just factory/data reset wipe cache,dalvik and system flash rom flash gapps reboot profit initial boot takes a bit but no worries
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AgentCherryColla:
Hey has anybody noticed any lag with the transition effects? There very minor, just a simple hang. Other than that this ROM IS SOLID.

Ruining Dinner w/ Breakfast :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Yes, I had the same observation, a fraction of a second with a blank screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Android16:
I downloaded Dungeon Hunter 3 and installs, but when I try to play it says, "ask for a refund" so it does not work.

Same result for all of you?

Also, I tried to restore backups of order and chaos and dungeon hunter 2(kindle fire edition apps from amazon appstore) and neither one works. Can anyone go step by step on how to get this to work?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vexingv:
I've been on CM7 and just installed the 4/29 AOKP KF milestone 5 ROM as i understand hardware video acceleration and netflix work on the new kernal. however i tried the netflix app, and while video plays, it's forced into portrait orientation. anyone have this issue too? any solutions for landscape rotation as well?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tipzilla:
Did you download the Netflix app after you upgraded? Or did you restore Netflix from when you had cm7. It sounds like an app problem more than an os issue. Try uninstalling, reboot, and install the new netflix and see what happens. Good luck.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vexingv:
seems to have done the trick. i also wiped my rotation data in twrp. seems that i had a long-press glitch on the home screen too. but i'm loving this rom; could stand gingebread-based roms after have ICS on my nexus galaxy
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Why does this sound scary...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] damngood98:
:eek::eek::eek: thought the same thing....i use this on my gs2 for tmobile. no way in hell i'd try it on another device :p

for the love of god, don't do this....xda may cover a multitude of devices. that being said, what's flashable from your phone will likely break your tab. development is unique for every device. i pray for you if you were not joking
[Kindle Fire Android Development] manichon:
Wifi Location services

So, this might be a dumb question, but do you guys know how to get wifi location services working?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FormelLMS:
Hey, I like using the Kindle as an normal tablet and I think, this Rom is awesome.

But what's a bit disappointing is the touchscreen sensitivity.

It's not as it is on the stock Rom.I've tried the suggested app from the market, but its really heavy to choose a link correctly.

is it possible, to flash an older kernel to this Rom,that have not these problems?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Alessioromatm:
I've a doubt,is this version based on 3.0 kernel #8?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] protrox:
I tried several things but I'm still unable to connect to WIFI. I don't understand what happens, my Desire HD connects perfect, but I can't connect the Kindle Fire... :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Let me guess, belkin router?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] aoaleman:
I believe it's packaged with #7, not sure.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] damngood98:
4/29/2012 - Released Milestone 5

My ROMs are now available on Goo Manager (Included in this build)

Trebuchet launcher has two docks now. In portrait orientation there is one up top and one at the bottom and in landscape they are on the left and right. Each holds up to 5 shortcuts/folders

Using Hashcode's 3.0 kernel #8

.....per the op, post #3....changelogs are a wonderful thing :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] oldredhat:
I'm having issues here too. With all the settings enabled, Maps will show my location (little blue dot), but no other applications seem to be able to read my location. And even though Maps seems to know where I'm at, it keeps prompting me to turn on wifi location.

Google Earth doesn't seem to work either, which is odd because everything else runs fantastic.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Masssy:
Flashed this ROM in last night and I must say that I am very pleased with the performance and not to mention the ROM overall.

Things I have noticed not working properly. You may already be aware of some of them but I will just post them since I do not have time to read the whole thread right now.

*The WiFi connection logo in the status/notification bar gets its corner cut off by the battery logo since they are too close to eachother

*Choosing camera at the lockscreen causes the ROM to restart since the Kindle Fire does not have a camera

*Cannot get hardware acceleration to work in MX Player, am I doing something wrong? YouTube HD works very good though :)

*Some of the transitions in the Play Store are very choppy and pretty much stops at the middle and then keeps going. I do not own any other ICS unit so I cannot say if this is a problem specific to this device, it is not a very big problem anyway.

Nevertheless this ROM is really really good and I am really looking forward to future, even more stable releases. Thanks for all the hard work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] protrox:
No, Observa Telecom AW4062 Router by Movistar, in Spain. The weird thing is that I tried to connect it at my parents and it did really fast. Could it be because of the wireless security type? At home I have WPA PSK and at my parents it's WEP kind... :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bbc0:
It took me three tries at flashing the apps.zip before things worked but even now I get an error message about the market not working all the time, even when I am just surfing! A few bugs still I think, but interesting.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Google Earth worked fine for me in the stock CM9 Hashcode ROM, but it crashes on this ROM. Don't know if this even makes a difference, but on CM9 there's an additional option under System->Location Services (usually under GPS satellites) that deals with what GPS hardware you want to use (or something like that, where you can choose internal or external). The option is grayed out when you turn off GPS satellites in CM9. Like I said, it may be nothing, but it's a difference I noticed, so I wanted to point it out.

I really like this ROM and it's customizations. Once all the major bugs and additions get addressed, I hope someone can figure out a better way to make Kindle Fire Edition apps work (without all the TiBu stuff) and Gameloft games as well (have Asphalt from the Play Store, but it won't work). Definitely not a major priority though.

Thanks again to all the folks making the ROM and kernel work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
It could be. Try turning off all security on your router and see if it lets you connect. Have you tried unplugging your router for 30 seconds? Sorry I'm just trying to narrow down this router problem people are having
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
I've also heard of people mentioning having problems with times being out of sync. Make sure your Kindle and router are set for the same time zone. Do you do any kind of Mac filtering at all? Just throwing ideas out there too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
You can change what options you have using the rom control option in settings. Just go to lock screen and remove camera. For example on my phone I have phone, camera, gvoice, and unlock as my 4 options. On the KF I have gvoice, xda, greader, and unlock as my 4 options.

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The gapps link is out of date (4/22) new gapps (4/29) can be found here:

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip
[Kindle Fire Android Development] manichon:
Really? i dont even get the blue dot, what version of maps are you using?