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[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
i think you need to use the package linked in op with botbrew

but just uninstall pdroid once done.

sent from my new non bricked kindle:-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Awesome, thanks. I will adjust the OP.

Lovejoy's method is just a way of running the script. I am pretty sure that the configuration should remain the same as if you ran it in Script Manager.

You can definitely use Zeppelinrox's configuration options. All the V6 Botbrew package does is install the modded services.jar you need to fully Supercharge ICS. It also creates a backup of your original services.jar, so if you wanted to remove the package easily, you can.

Botbrew is useful for things like Supercharging because it can be available for you upon the installation of upgrades or nightlies. It also has a future as a sort of storefront where users can discover other scripts and mods (anything that is not a user app, since Google Play and Amazon App Store already provide that nicely).

But the script itself runs straight from your terminal, no different than any other users.

Thanks again to lovejoy for all the support and help he has offered to everyone!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
after using the optio to install v6 (23 i think, see above post)use shortcuts in terminal.

su

sclean

su

flush

hope this helps

sent from my new non bricked kindle:-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Which question is this in response to?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lovejoy777:
sorry. you:-)

edit. the shortcuts are as follows.

su enter before each comand.

flush

sclean

vac

zepalign

fixfc

start bullet_service

stop bullet_service

sent from my new non bricked kindle:-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Any way to revert to/download previous versions.

I tried the newest gedeROM build w/Linaro but had to revert because Netflix is still broken, and I need my ST:TNG. When I went back to the gedeROM 4/13 build (1.55?) I tried installing Botbrew and the new gedeROM packages, but I just got a bootloop. Is it possible to get the older v6/pdroid versions that worked before the Linaro changes?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
As of about a week ago, I started adding a download page for people in your situation. it is on the second post. But I just started which means I didn't back up to the older packages I had made. I didn't put them up because I wasn't sure which builds of the ROM they were from. I was just putting them out as flyers, to see if anybody wanted to try Botbrew, really. I figured if I got some interest, then I could think about storing old packages for people.

I do have an older Gedemis package in my repo, but I don't think it is as old as the ROM you're running.

But never let it be said that I am standing between a geek and their ST:TNG. I'll check and see if my patches go back that far. I bet they do...

Edit There isn't a 4-13 ROM on the Gedemis thread. If you want a package made for that ROM, you will need to upload a zip with the services, framework and core.jar as well as a build.prop from that ROM so I can run it through my scripts and make a package.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
http://www.mediafire.com/?99dk8xbhvcb1a67

I really hope I didn't screw that up somehow :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Okay, well I hope you were looking for the V6, because that was all I was able to get for you.

That ROM predates my involvement with the ICS port of PDroid, and I didn't have any patches that would work on it. If it was straight CM9 or AOKP, I would have been able to bring PDroid too, but as it stands I didn't have the patches.

The packages that will enable the V6 for Gedemis 4-13 builds are on the second post. Just download the package on your Kindle and you can install it from the browser or any file manager as long as PDroid is installed.

If you get a message about it couldn't install, or anything about file conflicts, that is a safety measure. Just uninstall any installed packages first.

Just reflash your ROM with any trouble and try it again.(it isn't often we have users go backwards this far) but I don't foresee any issues.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Yeah, since that's the only backup I had with a working Netflix, I've been a little reluctant to update to anything more recent. But I will definitely give this a shot. Thanks again!

Update: Tried it. No good. Damn thing just flashed white for a split second while it was running then it rebooted and left me with a bootloop. It took me a while to undo since I just installed Cannibal Open Touch Recovery to test, but all my backups are TWRP, and COTR didn't think to include a md5 verification toggle for restores--only zips. In TWRP at least it's a universal setting. So incredibly weak. The only thing that saved me was smirkit's in-OS recovery installer (very nice) because trying to do it through my PC and a command line never seems to give su access.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Did you have to uninstall an earlier package?

To be honest, that was the only hiccup I could see happening. The V6 patch appeared to work fine. (actually, I know it worked. These are minor edits.)

Oh, and just as a tip, I guess, if a Botbrew package goes wrong, and installing it gives you boot loops, all anyone needs to do, EVER, is simply boot into recovery and reflash the ROM.

These are just system apps. A bad or old package may be incompatible, but flashing a ROM completely overwrites the package and keeps all your data and settings the same.

No wiping or restoring necessary.

Now, it is always possible there was a dumb error on my part when making the package, but this should be doable.

Let me know if you would like to try and get it working. I can remake the package and we can start from scratch.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Well, crap. Now I feel stupid. That should've been my first guess. That's just what I did to fix every other error similar to this. Oh, well. Life is one long learning experience. I'm off tomorrow so I'll have plenty of time to try this again. The V6 is just too good to give up!

Edit: Oh, and as far as having to uninstall any previous packages, I don't have any listed under botbrew's Repairable section if that's what you mean...?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] meturne2:
I would like the V6 packages for GedeROM 3-6-2012 and Simple CM9 10-6-2012 (I can't remember if V6 is baked in)

Thanks!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I do know that there isn't a download link for the Gederom that far back. If you would be willing to update to the 4-13 Gederom, then there is a download link to a package for that on the second post.

If it has to be those two roms, then please update two separate zips with services, framework, and core.jar as well as the build.prop for each rom.

I will see about making them with those.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I just saw your edit.

If you can install the package without any install errors then you're golden. That was just in case you had an earlier package installed after going back from the latest build.

We have a planned file conflict built into the packages, put there to stop users from installing multiple system app packages over one another and wondering where the functionality had gone.

Let me know how it goes!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
No good. Same thing: it starts to install then right as it pauses long enough to trick me into thinking it's about done, it reboots on me.

Edit: Looks like gedemis is cooking up an update without Linaro, so I'll probably just wait on that and then I won't have to worry about backtracking like this. Considering the update it may be pointless. Thanks for being awesome!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Okay, well just post here to let me know and I will roll out a new package for that update.

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Glazed 6/23 update please.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Done. (C'mon, now that's service...)

Please ensure that you are installing packages that end in 12 for the 6-23 update; they're syncing to my Dropbox now.

The 6-16 Glazed packages can be found available for download on post 2.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dogmatism:
Hi mateorod, ive used pdroid via botbrew for my vibrant CM9. (though its now broken - since june nightly updates)

I have switched to S2 i9100, can you make a package for S2 CM9? thanks in advance.

p.s. sorry for posting in non-glxy section.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Looks like gedemis has his new 1.7 build up. Makes me wonder if I could just use the existing packages, but I'll just wait, I think.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Eyecandy ROM 1.5 6/25 please. Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I have been out of town- sorry for the wait. I will go ahead and make packages for these updates now. I will post when they are up.

Let me look into this. I may pm you a little later if that's ok.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Package repo for both Google Play versions of Botbrew (root and experimental) have been updated with packages supporting the latest updates of Gederom (6/25) and Eyecandy (1.5).

Look for package versions ending with 11, as they are currently syncing to the repo.

People using older versions of these ROMs can find downloadable packages at post #2.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
twa_priv also has a build up. I love checking out all these new custom ROMs, so I flashed the most recent 6/26 update over gederom 1.55 (no factory reset needed!) and it is REALLY fast. Don't mean to overwork you, but I'd just like to see if this can go faster ...whenever you can get around to it :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I actually didn't see that there was two updates back-to-back, if that is what you're saying. I just checked which ROM I used, and the package for Gederom is from 6-26.

Edit: No wait, I don't really understand. Are you saying this twa_priv ROM is something I don't currently support? I have seen the SGT7 designation, but I don't know what it means.

I can't keep your roms straight, for real.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
HA! Sorry about that. I'm all over the place with these ROMs: Hell, I still want to try EyeCandy.

SGT7 = Samsung Galaxy Tab 7, if I'm not mistaken. Lots of customization options there, namely color-changing back/home buttons. Both gederom and twa_priv's roms were updated within the past few hours, so it is a little confusing.

Like I said I flashed twa_priv's most recent 6/26 build right over gederom 1.55 (pretty old but it had working Netflix) with just a dalvik/cache wipe and had no problems, so I assume the two are really similar. Figured it wouldn't hurt to throw it out there if it's not too much trouble. Thanks again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Eyecandy ROM is actually based on twa_priv's framework. Same ROM essentially, just has the Eyecandy theme and some tweaks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Okay. Good to know. I knew a lot of these devs use each other's tweaks and whatnot, I just wasn't exactly sure if they were similar enough to warrant a different v6 version. Sweet. I was pretty sure that would be the case since I had no problems flashing from twa_priv's build to gederom.

Edit: Confirmed working with twa_priv's build! It's so damn fast I barely know what to do with it!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] meturne2:
I think I am successfully supercharged but I'm not sure. It says I am 100% supercharged but it shows my min free values as 1s across the board. Is this right?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I had some trouble with this on encore. I thought maybe it was just our busybox, but maybe not.

The V6 script is having trouble with the packaged awk applet in the busybox. Try lashing this busybox update from wraithdu. Just flash the script and rerun the script. You shouldn't need to reconifigure, but it doesn't hurt. Just select your option and see if this fixes it.

awk is used to calculate the math in the script. I haven't determined if the trouble is with zeppelinrox's testing/usage of awk or if the awk applet is truly bad.

But either way, this fixes that problem for encore...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] meturne2:
That makes sense because it said there were hawk errors and to reinstall busy box. I am running Gederom and I think it said busy box 1.20. Can I simply install a different busy box? I use TWRP so will the CWM zip work? Thanks for the help!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Hmmm...I don't really know anything about TWRP. Does it have its own format of flashable zips? I know that the builds can be flashed on both, so I don't see why this busybox would be any different.

There are multiple free busybox installers in Google Play. You could try those if you don't feel up to trying the zip.

And just for clarification's sake, that is all the above zip does, it installs a new busybox.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] meturne2:
Yea I just didn't know if installing a different busy box would cause problems. Thanks again for these packages.

Update

Changing to 1.9.14 or whatever worked. The correct min free values are now showing. As long as I don't update this Rom will I need to update packages?

Sent from Supercharged Kindle Fire 4.0 v1.7
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Energy Rom 6/23 Please. Thanks man.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Is the gedemius V6 only script the one thast just says V6 with nothing after? I see one for Glazed and Eye candy but not gedemis.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
No it Should be there, try refreshing your packages.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Nope not there for just V6.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Oh you're right not just for v6.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Unless the name is missing the gedemis part.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Just a heads up, you no longer need to add supercharger to My Glazed ICS rom. I added it already, seems pretty snappy and speedy. Not sure how well i implemented it, but it seems super fast.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
My email notifications for this thread stopped coming for some reason. Sorry for the lack of attention. I'll do some clean/up and package adding tonight.

Thanks for the heads-up Hyperrunner!

That looks to be the case. I'll rectify this tonight or tomorrow morning. Thanks for the find.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Packages for the V6, PDroid and Pdroid+V6 added for the 6/23 update of Energy ROM.

Renamed the V6 package for Gedemis. It is now android-framework-services-v6-gederom.

Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
Hi- Can you update pdroid for GlazedICS 6/30/12 latest version, Will it work fine with older aka 6/14/12 framework?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Glazed 6/30 is already supercharged. Starting 6/30 version all glazedrom are supercharged.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
Yes, I know the supercharged already integrated with GlazedICS now, I was asking for the update PDroid security for the GlazedICS new version 6/30. Right now, I am seeing PDroid for GlazedICS supported 6/14 not 6/30. You know what I mean?

I am going ahead install GlazedICS 6/30 and if it works with the old version PDroid 6/14 version installation. I'll let you know the update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Can you please update the packages for Eyecandy ROM 6/30. Thanks man.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
*updated* I tried install the PDroid 6/14 on latest GlazedICS 6/30 and it wasn't work at all.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
Pdroid package for 6/30 Glazed is in repo.

Please note that with V6 baked in, this package automatically becomes Pdroid+V6.

The only package that will work with the current build is android-framework-pdroid-glazed The other packages are still visible only because that is where they are stored for downloads.

Updated. Thanks for tipping me to the update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
Hi mateorod,

Thanks for the info, I navigated to your repo, Got the pdroid 6/30 pkg installed flawless and a zillion thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Beautiful! I was totally stumped trying to figure this out!

Okay, I was getting worried the past couple days since I kept getting 50% Supercharge with weak launcher no matter what I tried. Turns out I just had to wait for the 6/30 update. Cool. The next time this happens I'll be on it in a matter of seconds.

After having it fully-functional again, I noticed I'm trying to complete tasks more frantically than before, like my brain is having a hard time readjusting to the supercharged awesomeness. Not that it's a bad thing :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anomalya:
Special Request - Non-Kindle Port

To Mateorod,

Despite the title, I do own a Kindle and am a proud user (and eternally grateful) of one of your packages for our device.

Now I was wondering if I could have this extended for my phone as well - the SGS2 Skyrocket (i727).

I use this ROM but as far as I know, it has no support/patch for PDdroid by the dev.

So, I'm reaching out to you to see if you can help out with a package (as per your statement from your OP) specifically for this ROM.

I am aware of your other tool, Auto-Patcher, which would make this request unnecessary had I a Linux / VM environment to do it myself.

Thus, is it possible? If not, what are my options?

Thanks in advance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
We just added Cygwin support to the auto-patcher, so you can now use it with Windows. There is a link to a very easy guide on the OP of that thread. I am not adding any more devices to my support list because I believe that the process is now highly doable for one's self.

Because of the now added Windows support for the Auto-Patcher, I will not be adding new ROMs to this thread any longer. If you are using a different ROM, anything I would be doing for you is easily done yourself on that link.

I will continue to maintain support for the ROMs already listed in the OP. Please continue to alert me to any updates and I will be happy to run them through the patcher and make a package. But at this point, everything I do has now been released to the public.

Thanks for the interest and support you guys!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anomalya:
Aww, I knew it. Thank you though for pushing me in this direction. Guess it's time I get my feet wet.

Just waiting for your latest autopatcher version to be posted! :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I am waiting on an answer to something before I push the latest version, but you shouldn't need it unless you are running an aokp build from last night.

The cygwin support is already in the latest download, 20120702v070 and if you follow kobik77's guide, should be very easy.

post in the patcher thread with any problems...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anomalya:
I thought I had to wait because I'm getting a 404 error each time I try to download the latest/lowest zip file in the attached files in that thread. :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
hmmm.. . I don't know what happened there. Something with XDA servers, it looks like. I tried reuploading it with the same result you posted.

I added a direct link to the end of the post.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
Does this work with the SGT7 based rom?

Sent from a thingymajig that sends things.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iesvs:
Sho nuff.

If you use the EyeCandy versions, yes, indeed. They're based on twa_priv's ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
Hi, Can you update Candy Eye 2.0 PDroid and I looked your repo seems only have 1.7 for Candy Eye ROM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DavidNL:
Sometimes present patch works...but not always. Its working for me now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
Oh thanks letting me know.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ozz465:
Any plans for GB support?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrootz:
Any planning PDroid for JellyBean like twa_priv's JB CM10?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
We have gingerbread support for nightlies ( not the 7.2 stable snapshot which is just the nightlies as of the release date with some newer commits) with the auto-patcher. Get a current nightly and follow the link in my sig. The program now works on Linux, OSX, and Windows (w/ Cygwin) so anyone should be able to get PDroid/V6 support for CM7.

I am not going to add any packages to botbrew since I created that tool which let's users update for themselves, for any device.

Except...

...for JB. Yes, we are working on JB right now. I am upgrading my machine to 64 bits since it looks like JB necessitates it. There is just the hassle of backing up all my little projects since I will have to wipe the machine.

There are some issues with framework.jar to be addressed. Aosp is right up next to the maximum amount of methods slowed in the code. Cm10 is splitting it in two, and we can patch it that way. But it will take us another week or so (hopefully less than that..and not more) before we have JB support.

When we do, it will be added to the autopatcher. But if there is enough interest here, I could be persuaded to host some packages foe the kindle and nook color only. We'll see. I will post when we get JB supported. In the meantime, why didn't you guys look at the autopatcher and see if you still want botbrew packages.

Botbrew and package management is awesome there are a bunch of advantages to that approach. But as a maintainer, I leave something to be desired because I don't own the device. Ideally, someone would be testing the packages and updating them as they go out of date instead if waiting for user requests.

With the autopatcher, the power of updating support is in your hands. Think it over and let me know.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ozz465:
Sorry i meant jelly bean , for some odd reason i have been typing GB in place of JB . Sorry about that.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] nofear0705:
Any idea when jelly bean support will be out?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] K4get:
Hello I am Ronald

I am using eye candy 3.5.1 is there an update v-6 for this ROM ?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
There is no need for you to wait for me to make packages for you anymore. You can use my tool the Auto-Patcher, which supports all devices CM9 and AOKP as well as many of the derivatives. Every rom in this thread, the packages were made using my private betas of this tool.

The script runs on PCs, Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows (using Cygwin).

We just added support for CM10, so Jelly Bean for almost every ROM on this thread is now supported.

I was going to let the thread die quietly, but since you guys posted, I will amend the OP to reflect the fact that the thread is deprecated.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] K4get:
Thank you for your reply . I need a downloadable zip. For some reason I lost my driver to read/right to kendil fire

I have tried everything I know . Thanks for your time.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mateorod:
I don't know what this means.

If you are missing some major function to your device, have you tried reflashing your ROM? Factory reset?

And what do you mean, downloadable zip? If you mean flashable, like something you apply in recovery, that is what the Auto-Patcher outputs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] K4get:
yes i can not use adb on this rom eyecandy 3.5.1 for some reason my windows 7 computer can't see the K. F. ( a driver problem) i can restore to factory settings. then it will work fine. its a lot of work for me and some of it over my head. a flashable zip witch i can just flash in recovery is really what i was asking for. i don't want you to think i am just to lazy to do the leg work. thanks fir your time