yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] napsterr:
Yes... thats the xperia launcher....
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Alaq:
Alright! So Steven really couldn't stay away, so he fixed the following:

-Music Play

-Gapps

-USB (It WORKS!)

-And MOAR!

Make sure to thank him! Download link is in the OP or here! 1.5.1 is the latest release!

DOWNLOAD: http://www.mediafire.com/?gmm2c6x2cgcv8ge
[Atrix 4G Android Development] DannyBiker:
How much Chinese is left ?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] cmoG530:
What I notice so far;

-Boot animation is still not scaled properly.

-Lock screen is still not scaled properly.

-Themes app, now force closes.

-Zune music player isn't scaled properly and EQ settings are now in Chinese.

-Scrolling is a bit laggy in some apps and takes several seconds, to build up to be smooth.

Besides these issues, everything else is fine.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] e07015:
Tried 1.5, booted but will not open lockscreen. Went back to 1.0. Will try it again later.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Alaq:
This is still in beta so please dont expect everything to be fixed yet... Both Steven and I are trying to fix these problems for you guys... Although he's doing a way better job than me...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ATRIXXIRTA:
Look at it this way. Its a good opportunity to improve your skills :)

And you originally were the one who brought this rom to our attention and device, so give yourself a little credit, lol
[Atrix 4G Android Development] e07015:
Not complaining at all. Glad you guys are doing this! Stevendeb is great! Just wanted to give feedback on my experience. Thanks guys!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] cmoG530:
+1 Same here with me :)

#Sent from my God given Atrix 4G#
[Atrix 4G Android Development] izzy001:
I found that themes don't work :(
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Alaq:
If you had read a bit before you would learn that themes work on the 1.0 release but not 1.5...

Edit: I might make a Windows 7/8 theme for this Rom and Nottachtrix... It's a possibility so don't hold me to it...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] izzy001:
Oops.. Looks like I'll be using v1.0 Thanks for the heads up.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] guffoe:
bug trace :

new version v1.5.1 can't apply lewa theme :(
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Alaq:
/facepalm

Please, please, please.... Before posting, READ! It could save your life... :cool:

v1.5 Has problems with themes, that's already established, if you want themes then use v1.0...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ATRIXXIRTA:
Settle the kettle big fella.

Just take a breather.

We all know people like to jump to the latest post, read the most recent comment, think thats all the info they need, and crap themselves later when their phones gone for a boot loop.

Anyway I had a theme applied to 1.0 that was windows 7'sh and it looked nice.

I'd, at the very least, appreciate a nice working theme for 1.5.1 :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] fischwrap:
What made that post /facepalm worthy was that a mere two posts above was the exact same issue and answer.

Sent from my Supercharged Atrix
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Formhault:
Anyone up to fix the missing qHD pieces? As in solve the MDPI ones...

Also, I see there's a SD Switch on the first page. Which SD is being used by default, the internal or external one? Because I use the external one as default, and on the internal one I only keep the flashable .zip`s, the NANDROIDs and the TitaniumBackup backups, so I'd kind of need both SD`s to be mounted (WITHIN THE OS ITSELF).
[Atrix 4G Android Development] michaelatrix:
Nice
[Atrix 4G Android Development] guffoe:
Hoho.. so sory.. ;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] SGatton:
I submitted a bug report to Swiftkey X also, but your ROM and Swiftkey X isn't working well together. You can't switch themes. Not sure which is at fault. I'd anyone else able to switch themes?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] cmoG530:
Just wondering, but what is the status of this rom?

#Sent from my God given Atrix 4G#
[Atrix 4G Android Development] stevendeb25:
http://db.tt/racVjFKp

Can try thus one stills not perfectly done yet
[Atrix 4G Android Development] expressive:
i'm using this rom about 4 days and i get android core apps error after using task killer which is in rom and can't do anything than needs to restart and after restart everything fixed, good rom , thanks :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Alaq:
Beta 2, Im busy studying for my finals, so I won't have time for now, Steven is trying so give him time... Sorry guys!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ATRIXXIRTA:
Just want to keep this thread alive cause this is for sure one of the better roms goin and I don't want to see it get lost :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Formhault:
I just flashed the ROM... it lags... Also, I feel like there's no lockscreen - there isn't one, actually. Anyway... keep it up ;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ATRIXXIRTA:
Works really nice with faux 1.45 GB kernel for cm7.

Yaa the lockscreen's been a bit of an issue.

This ROM for sure has its quirks, but its definitely XDA worthy, lol
[Atrix 4G Android Development] stevendeb25:
Ppl tried this one?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] hgN1337:
yep, and worked realy well for such a early version.

Bugs:

- as we know the Themes doesn't work right. I was able to set up a downloaded theme but it changes only der BG.

- few issues with the default theme hard to discribe maybe i post a screen later

- minor fc´s (if i try to load online themes, use the preinstalled file explorer, gallery ...)

is this build a port from the GT540? cuz of the polish language ;)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] michaelatrix:
Is this rom dead?!?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] stevendeb25:
When I get time this rom will be updated
[Atrix 4G Android Development] zefir738:
ever since I flashed this rom, my back camera hasn't worked...has anybody else had this issue? the problem persisted after flashing Nottachtrix and Neutrino (Neutrino is my current rom)..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Holyrolla:
I just obtained a Galaxy Tab 10.1 for a very good price, but the touchscreen registers touches without me touching it. This was even with CWM Touch Recovery installed (had to go with the regular CWM Recovery). Is this a digitizer issue?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PVLMTREE:
Which ROM were you on?

Touchscreen Tune is a great app to fix screen sensibility if you haven't tried it out get. (:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Holyrolla:
I have only ran stock ROM, and CleanROM. I also ran that app. It has a portion where you can test the touch sensitivity, and it was registering like 5 touches with me just holding it...even with it laying on the table. The app didn't help in this case.

Plus with it doing it in CWM Touch Recovery, I don't think it's a software issue. I'm more so wondering if it's the digitizer or does anyone think the touch controller is bad?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PVLMTREE:
I have never tried CWM Touch, so I would not know any experience you are having, sorry! Hope someone can help you, though.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Holyrolla:
I wonder what effect dirt/dust under the screen has on phantom touches?
[LG Revolution] smitty_52:
Can someone point me in the right direction as to how I learn what some of these vzw and lg apps are in my phone. i.e lg hidden menu. App widget picker. Would like to freeze some stuff but would like to know what i should and shouldn't do.
[LG Revolution] keynith:
you can freeze the music,netflix, etc. i dont freeze apps starting with "com." unless I know what it is specifically, but the rest is trial and error. its not hard to see what ones you can by simply reading the whole file name.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
NEW BOOTLOADER INSTALL METHOD: FLASH.ZIP. SAFER. USE IN RECOVERY JUST LIKE ANY OTHER ROM .ZIP

This is an UPDATED version of FIREFIREFIRE by Pokey9000

CREDITS and THANKS GO TO:

- Pokey9000: For getting this going. Hard to dev at all w/o a way of getting to recovery.

- eldarerathis: Menu code was used from the Extended FIREFIREFIRE github

- Icemank121: All splash/menu screens

Version 1.5 of FIREFIREFIRE changes:

[1.5] Better handling for lower power / charging screen

[1.4a] Reprioritized the different boot options so that regardless of idme bootmode, the options chosen from the menu would be used first.

[1.4] Support for a single boot directly to Recovery for applying ROM updates, etc via "Reboot Recovery" menu in Android. Works with any recovery that is installed. All existing ROM devs need to update their BoardConfig.mk to support this by adding the following:

TARGET_RECOVERY_PRE_COMMAND := "idme postmode 1;"

Your builds will need to also have a working "idme" binary and the "libidme.so" lib for the reboot recovery option to work.

Both of these are in the prebuilts of the device tree on github:

https://github.com/KFire-Android/android_device_amazon_otter/tree/cm-11.0/prebuilt

Fixed Charging Mode which will pause the boot process and let the device charge if the current capacity is under 3%. If you connect it to the stock charger, the boot can proceed.[/B]

Added a Boot Menu which is accessed by pressing the power button after a the initial splash screen is displayed. You then press the menu button again to navigate through each option. If you wait after an option is highlighted, it will automatically be selected after a few seconds.:

Normal: Standard boot into your installed ROM

Recovery: Boot to recovery

Reset Boot Mode: This is a normal bootup but resets "idme bootmode" to 4000 for those that are stuck and can't access idme for whatever reason.

NOTES:

Currently the handling of the power button is a bit sloppy, takes 1-2 presses for it to register each press to navigate through the menu.

Download the recovery-flashable .zip file here:

http://goo.im/devs/hashcode/otter/bootloader/flash-zip

v1.5 md5sum: 4e9d277a31a2a26d33156edf5abbf0e4

v1.4a md5sum: 419c53b922c963082454b14b7de75a90

Apply this flash.zip from recovery just like any other ROM or kernel .zip file. This is by far the safest way to upgrade your bootloader. It does a sha1sum check on the file before applying.

GitHub source (forked from Pokey9000's original) here:

https://github.com/KFire-Android/kf_u-boot
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
Top notch, Hash! When I saw your name by this, I knew it was going to be something good. Thank you for this.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tex321:
Thanks Hashcode

Really Nice update, it should avoid some people like me ever getting stuck in fastboot, something I did not understood reading the OP.

Suggestion: in a future version, could you make a count down decreasing the selecting marks "--"?

Since it can easily take you out of fastboot, ROM makes could also add reboot to "bootloader".
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
Thank you Hashcode for your support and for try to make the Kindle Fire the best device out there.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
Can I use the script to flash this
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tipzilla:
Sweet!

Looks really good. Great work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
Yes just rename the file
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soberarmy:
What file do we replace it with. Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
I replaced uboot one. Don't forget to change script to match new path
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sigporsson:
Great Update!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] koshtaru:
Works perfectly! Thank you for the update :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bbc0:
Can I just flash this using TWRP like I would a ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
No, it's not a zip.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] darock159:
is anyone else having trouble trying to download the file?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] alarien:
Unbelievable! You're making great, amazing things, Hashcode.

Ps. Requesting mirror, as your site seems down.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] foxdog66:
Wow this does look very nice. Just a few questions... the "fastboot oem format" option still in place and will there be any support for dual booting (referring to the other thread with the bootloader that supports that sort of thing) in the future?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Yep, rombot seems to be having issues. I'll get a mirror up in a sec.

Re dual boot support: I'm sure that given a bit of time they will integrate at least the bug fixes (and hopefully the reboot support)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
awesome update hash. I like the selection on button press. very very cool.

question, I'm curious how helpful that reset boootmode feature is, when u reboot from recovery using twrp2.1.1 it properly sets the bootmode back before rebooting? unless that selection is access able when booting in fast boot?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
That option is available at anytime (even in fastboot mode)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
Those changes would be great. I think it would greatly reduce the possibility of confusion when using the bootloader. I mean... I knew beforehand what was supposed to happen and it made me wonder what was going on.

Since I've got your ear on this, I have one small, minute, purely aesthetic suggestion... I wonder if you'd consider moving the version number to only appear with the selection menu. This way, the boot screen looks clean for most instances when allowing it to boot normally and if you really needed to know the version number, it's just a button press away. Maybe set it above/below the menu with the full name/version, "FireFireFire v1.4a" so it fits in better and lets people know what they are looking at. The "v1.4a" just always looked a little odd to me all alone in the upper right there. I realize implementing a change like that can sometimes be a pain, so maybe you can keep it in the back of your mind if it's something easy and doable.

One more thing... I hope you still have the USB hardware ID change for ICS somewhere on your to-do list. Thanks again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
While I applaud the move to have the bootloader flashed through recovery, distributing it as a zip file has had an unintended, but somewhat foreseeable side effect. There's a certain group of users who do not care to read warnings or follow directions, so they charge ahead and flash the zip file with fastboot. No matter how big and prominent you make the directions, there will always be those who need to be protected from themselves and doing harm to their device.

I swear... even if you warned people in big, red neon lights that flashing something will make the device blow up, they'd still come back the next day and ask if a factory cable will fix it. I've come to believe that posting directions and warnings is just not enough. There's another thread today from a user who flashed the zip archive and I'm sure that won't be the last if there's no guardrail in place to keep them from going over the cliff. That's my long-winded prelude to my suggested fix...

Hashcode... could you place an extraneous pad file inside the distribution so the zip archive exceeds the 256KB mark in size? Fastboot will do a sanity check and compare the size of the file to the size of the partition. If the file is too big, it will balk and stop the flash procedure. Like this...

$ fastboot flash bootloader fff-u-boot_v1.4b.zip
sending 'bootloader' (273 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.086s]
writing 'bootloader'...
FAILED (remote: image too large for partition)
finished. total time: 0.093s

That should effectively stop people from shooting themselves in the foot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
The amount of work you put into protecting those fools who will neither read, nor think, is amazing, and your guides to keep them from going off the cliff are tremendous. I recommend them frequently, and see the same folks ignore the link and do a dumb mistake they could have easily avoided with five minutes of reading. You efforts deserves major thanks.

That said, remember what Douglas Adams stated -

"A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof was to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools." :rolleyes: :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
That is nothing short of genius. You are a huge asset to this community, kinfauns. Keep fighting the good fight!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
I don't like doing this sort of +1 filler/spam posts, but I completely agree. That was a great idea.

(On the other hand, it escapes me why someone would even know enough about fastboot to flash a bootloader but go ahead and flash a zip into it)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
ok.I will probabley sound stupid so bear with me.is all you need to do to flash the bootloader, download the bin file from the rombot link, then flash it with twrp or cwm.Im guessing the idme postmode thing is for devs building their own rom or such.am i correct. I know i sound stupid but i wanna make sure before i screw something up.oh and why are you calling it a bin file if it is a zip.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sthomas38:
And what if you flash FFF 1.4a as your first bootloader with no Recovery? ;)

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9000 avec Tapatalk
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Dasanko:
It's still possible: Set the bootmode to fastboot, then reboot into it with fastboot getvar product.

Flash TWRP from fastboot.

Set the bootmode to recovery and then reboot into it.

Flash FFF 1.4a zip.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
Aww, thanks guys! The real genius of the whole thing is that I left the work for Hashcode to do! ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
Added a padfile to the .zip to make it larger than the bootloader partition per kinfauns suggestion.

I'll get back to the bootloader and make some more changes here in a bit(tm)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
Not to add too much to your plate, but the ability to set the device to fastboot mode from FFF would be fabulous.

Either way, thanks for all your hard work and I look forward to whatever comes next.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
I always think of this. but it has the fastboot delay at startup so its a toss up whether to add it as an option, but wouldn't hurt since we can get out of it using fff 1.4a anyway
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jimmydu3:
The work done on this and the kernel is amazing. Wanted to put a plug in for the multiboot feature from

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1615093&page=8 to be incorporated. I think having the option to run stock along side a custom rom would be huge because I could still use the Amazon Video/Prime service which is a major feature for many. Thanks so much!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
A cool feature would be to add charging mode in the boot list so you could go into charging mode whenever you want
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dar666:
Download Problem

Hi all!

Download Link not Worked for Me... :(

Maybe another Link or something?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Yep...if I had a copy of it I would host it. But I don't.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
We are currently trying to get rombot back online which is where this file is hosted.

Till it's back up, feel free to use my dropbox link:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/41149741/KFire-Android/fff-u-boot_v1.4a.zip

md5sum: 419c53b922c963082454b14b7de75a90
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dar666:
Thanks!

Thanks for Your Help!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moore.bryan:
I just recently inherited my wife's KF when she upgraded to an iPad from work. I bricked it earlier this morning and just got it back to "normal" and have a few questions, the most pressing deals with FFF and TWRP2. TWRP2's website tells me to install FFF first, but the 1.4a version requires a recovery to already be installed. Any advice for a complete KF noob? I'm comfortable with ADB and fastboot, since I've been active with IHO on my Optimus V.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I highly recommed the smirkit.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1500935
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ammubarak:
Since you know how to use adb and fastboot , use the following commands using fbmode from 6.3 root

with adb, use fbmode from 6.3 root

adb push fbmode /data/local

adb push fbmode /data/local/fbmode

adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/fbmode

adb shell /data/local/fbmode

adb reboot

u should end up in fastboot

Then you can flash boot loader FFF and recovery TWRP . Make sure you have the Image files for both, not the zip.

After you flash both, then power off kf then power on and change boot mode to normal using FFF 1.4a you just flashed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moore.bryan:
Thanks for this; I eventually realized when everything I was fast booting was finished, there was no reboot for me. Instead, I had to just "move on" after a time.

Sent from my custom Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevindiehl:
@Hashcode: Thanks for tweaking FFF to make changing the bootmode from the bootloader possible! :good:

I have a suggestion for FireFireFire:

When FFF says "Press power button for boot menu" below this text, could you add:

"Current Bootmode: Normal" or

"Current Bootmode: Recovery"?

Sometimes when I reboot to recovery from within a ROM, the Kindle just reboots normally. It would be nice to know which mode the kindle is in so I know whether to intervene or not.

Thanks for all your work on the Kindle Fire! :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eezdva:
So I first installed TWRP. Managed to get CM10 running and all.

All worked kind of ok. But read about firefirefire. Seemed cool. So installed fine. When I boot up it says push power button with a blue KF sign. I select recovery but nothing happens.

If I push normal boot or reset bootmenu the KFwill boot normally .

With the KFU I am able to see the device and stuff. It will try to get me into fastboot or so but I can get into it cause well FFF won't let me in anywhere.

Can someone please help???
[Kindle Fire Android Development] insanespain:
I tried flashing the zip last night in TWRP and nothing happened. It didn't upgrade my FFF. Am i missing something?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
What TWRP are you using? Maybe try using smirkit instead http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1500935
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
its because you dont have a recovery installed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ThunderTech:
FFF 1.4a Loop

My daughter let the battery drain completely, so I charged the Kindle (with a 2amp Charger, with the Kindle Powered Down)

The typical Drained battery boot loop persisted, so I opened the back of the Kindle and unplugged the battery (to trick the Kindle into resetting the Battery Status) and when I plugged the battery back in, the Kindle boots to the FFF (v1.4a) screen and at the bottom of the screen, it is now cycling through the Boot Menu Choices.

(It's stuck in a loop, cycling through the following boot modes on the FFF splash screen)

-- Normal Boot --

-- Recovery --

-- Reset Boot Mode --

The Power Button is not stuck (I confirmed with a Ohm Meter) Plus I can long press the Power Button and Reset the Kindle and press it again to turn the Kindle on. (A stuck button would not recognize any button pushes)

I have a Factory USB Cable and had sent a Normal Boot Command (4000) to the Kindle several times and watched the Kindle Reboot back to the same FFF Screen and go through the same menu selection loop again.

Any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Power it off and plug it in via usb and leave it many hour hopefully it will eventually boot normal.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] KindleFireGuy:
Completley reset the kindle
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
What?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
This sounds like a short or misplaced wire that happened while the device was open. Can you open it up again and make sure everything is in the right place?