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[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thief777:
Works did not work when the driver stood ADB interface

But the write speed is very small - max 1500 kb\s

We'll get a miracle in the firmware? :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thief777:
Your firmware is most like me.

If you've fixed a couple of little things he would have been better:

1) remove the camera icon or add icons to change the lock screen.

2) the navigation buttons in the mode 3 buttons break, but when they are 4 buttons work fine.

This is the most annoying breakdowns, and the rest is not so critical.

This is just a wish)

Thanks for your work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
Has anyone had problems with the screen just coming on by its self when mine is just sitting idle and the screen goes off it will come back on at least once a minute then stay on for a couple seconds then turn back off. Is there a fix for this? Also is there anyway to fix the icons or soft keys in the notification bar when in apps like facebook they get so small they look like little dots
[Kindle Fire Android Development] spaceindaver:
I'm still running M5, but I got the small buttons issue a couple of weeks ago. I think it was something as simple as a full reboot that fixed it, but just to be safe, try setting your appearance settings in rom control back to default first.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
I tried both neither worked Im on build 37 so i dont know if its a glitch in the build but the back and home buttons are tiny but the menu button is normal.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] spooky75:
To solve tiny nav bar buttons problem - just add menu button as 4th button in the nav bar.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
thanks worked great
[Kindle Fire Android Development] teegale:
Very minor issue but I have OCD so it's bugging me. When you go from portrait to landscape and then back to portrait the wallpaper is no longer centered.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Avatas:
Same issue - USB storage will not mount
[Kindle Fire Android Development] matthew.fiore:
change volume?

how do you change the volume without the slider?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] spooky75:
I'm using this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rubberbigpepper.VolumeControl
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
Settings->sound

You can also use the silent toggle to mute for now until I get it all worked out.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rua_boy:
i'm already using this room but i have some problem, then i have to back another room. This is my problem:

- Wifi signal seem to be weaker than another room

- no volume side so i can change volume value

hope you fix this, because this room is great
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dnathan13:
Get volume control app for the volume slider issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] incognico:
Build 38 is here, wifi is working. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] spooky75:
Can't find Nova Launcher in new build :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
yeah you have to download from play store totally messed with me. I was like okay now somethings missing? lol everything seems to be running fine although slightly disappointed that nav bar widgets aren't working but AFAIK they aren't working in any aokp tablet build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
The official AOKP tablet builds don't get nova that's something I add when I build for me. Sorry guys. I got wifi and auto hide knocked out, now I'm looking into USB mount. I got distracted with adding the lockscreen options and the notification counter for all devices. Don't worry I'm not leaving you guys just spread a little thin right now.

Sent from my Glitched AOKP Unicorn.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sd0070:
When I change the navbar button quantity in rom control the buttons spread out nicely and stay that way til I reboot. Then they go back to how they were... very close together tight in the left corner. My question is which way are they supposed to be? I really like them better spaced apart. Also, changing the navbar width/height doesn't change anything.

Thank you for finally making a rom nice enough to make me want to use my kindle fire now!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] speedingcheetah:
So...is this built on otter....as in the actual stock Kindle apps will work...Lending Library, prime vids..etc.....??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
This is the same device tree as the CM9 builds that myself and others are working with. The difference is that this is the official AOKP thread and the actual device files are kept in the AOKP repositories.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] speedingcheetah:
O..so....there is currently no way of getting Kindle specific functions like lending library etc ported over to ICS roms.....the really nice stock Kindle app and such apps is the only thing tying me to stock...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
No You only get these functions with stock unfortunately.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xheavymetaldadx:
Ok sorry for being a complete idiot, but .... I can not find the gapps package. lmao i'm either blind or tired lol.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
You can download it here:

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip
[Kindle Fire Android Development] linktohack:
Build 38 just show up in GooManager. Downloading now.

EDIT

Still same bugs as build #37 (video in portrait mode and overlap menu button). Everything else works well.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] speedingcheetah:
is the glitched version of build 38 up?....or does build 37 glitched have the latest kernal and its fixes...? as compared to regular AOKP build 38

or am i confusing the glitch kernel version of the AOKP for samsung phones with this...i thought there was a Glitch kernal version of AOKP for the KF...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kemmycupid:
Amazon apps

couple of questins....hope they're not too silly, i am a newbie...

firstly, i'm running aokp milestone 5.1.....but the build 38 was posted after this is build 38 more recent and less buggy than milestone 5.1? ( i have no idea what the difference between a build and a milestone is)

Also, i would like to install a couple of the stock amazon apps that came with the kindle...they install ok, but crash whenever i run them (amazon mp3 in particular)....amazon apps and amazon kindle reader seem to be fine

thanks for any info....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
Not bad, not bad at all.....

Great work, runs smooth using Nova. Here is what I've ran into. Force closing every time I change a setting in ROM control. The setting holds. Just shuts down as soon as the selection in made. The USB cable charger is not recognized. It charges, as well as being visible to PC,but no indication that battery is charging thru out the whole rom. Third party battery apps can't read the info either. No biggie I guess. In my case, I had to copy both zips to PC and back to sd to get a clean flash, initially I was stuck in recovery until doing so. Over all its a vast improvement over stock. I recommend it. So many builds on goo manager. Is this the best?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayzata:
Nothing will download in the market. It just stays at the fragmented scrolling bar. I tried the old ass market fix where you clear the cache and clear the data in DM, but it didn't do anything. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
After flashing, I noticed I had a "Market" and a "Play Store". market did the same to me. I deleted it. Thought it was as glitch. You might have the same deal.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twist3r:
I started having this error this morning (installed a bunch of apps yesterday fine). I was on the 37 glitched rom so I came to this thread and found the fresh 38 and installed it with GAPPS, now I still can't install any apps it's stuck on the scrolling download bar. Also tried clearing the google play cache/files. Hope there's a fix for this, wiped and rebooted my kindle multiple times all to the same effect...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayzata:
Thanks but I meant play store

I fixed it.

It's something to do with the DNS server when you have 2 devices on the same account and you just set one up on the same wifi network. Try either restarting your router AND modem or use a friend's wifi. OR TETHER :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Has UHas been fixed? Will the KF show up in Windows as a drive like it used to, I think back on build 32?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
No USB mounting is all funky. You can get it to mount using terminal emulator. I've just been using the app airdroid since my phone is also having mount issues.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] speedingcheetah:
You can always use a app that uses wifi to access sd card...like Airdroid or Wifi File explorer...they are actually faster transferring files than usb due to the driver issue on the KF
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
Lmao really i said airdroid!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] speedingcheetah:
Yea...i know..but it is an actual app AirDroid...pretty nice one too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
Yeah it's a life saver but sometimes I'd much prefer a direct connection and USB mounting.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] three-p-o:
Anyone else noticed, when using the facebook app, the back/home buttons skrink down to almost nothing? I don't see this issue with any other app that I use.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] PolishPauL11:
It happens to apps that call the menu button. Add the menu button to the navbar permanently and that should fix it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
Man, I can't thank you enough for that gem. The mini menu thing was driving me crazy!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] upther:
Finally rooted my KF and installed this yesterday. Everything seems to be running great on B38. Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] marty331:
Downloading now!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xian_online:
samba filesharing -- the app.

load it, love it, use it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] linktohack:
Build #39 for others are out there. Waiting for KF's version...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lelandfried:
I've never had any issues with mounting my Kindle for USB transfers since B35.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Schrammi:
I'll be waiting too! :) a release these days will be great :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
Some people are getting stuck in boot loop with 39 for various devices. Heads up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BibleBelt:
Indeed. Finished a build last night and now the Kindle bootloops.

Back to Build 38 for now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
I have a dev going to contact me when the tablet builds are fixed. I'll post as soon as I hear something.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krufttangoud:
Why is AOKP OTTER incompatible with Clockwork Recovery?

I am hesitant to try to overwrite CWM recovery.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
Its just how it was designed. They talk about it elsewhere in the forums. But, 39 is unstable at the moment anyway for our tablets. 38 is running great if you decide to change recovery methods.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pairustwo:
Do we need a specific Kernel for this AOKP ROM? Can I flash others to see If battery life will improve?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
I believe this kernel is fixed to the build. I'm not positive though.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
You should be able to flash any kernel from Hascode or intersectRaven, as long as it's a 3.0 variant (intersectRaven still has some 2.6 kernels out there, but I think anything from Hashcode will be 3.0).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iscander.drake:
USB Mass Storage

For those who is missing USB Mass Storage feature:

Install from market Android terminal emulator

Connect your KF to USB

In terminal execute next commands:

su

SuperUser will ask for superuser permissions - allow

setprop persist.sys.usb.config mass_storage,adb

reboot

Your device will be rebooted and we are done.

Or if you are in Windows just execute mass_storage.bat from attach and reboot KF
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kemmycupid:
Lockscreen Music Player

While looking through the changelog for build 39 i noticed there was some mention of a lockscreen music player...is there a lockscreen player? if so how do you activate it? i'm still on build 35 because im waiting for something to motivate me to get a newer build...this might do it......which build is this lockscreen player available from?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
39 is trash for tablets, its bootlooping across the board. You can only force installation. Skip 39. Wait until 40.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] linktohack:
AOKP is using Hash's kernel at the moment. Feel free to try others, but I don't think we have many choices here.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] bleepyboop:
Hm, it works and it shows the mass storage interface on the device, but my computer doesn't detect the device when connected, only adb is detected. I'm assuming it's working for you?

EDIT: Got it to work, had to disable USB debugging in developer options first. Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krufttangoud:
It doesn't seem to work on Build 38? Any ideas?

UPDATE: or maybe it is ROM based it is only on specific apps that they are small. Like XDA, maxthon, etc.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Delvien:
rooted, installed twrp, wiped, and install aokp 38, and I'm getting nothing but boot animation, and I cannot seem to reboot into recovery... any suggestions?

Edit: Now it's just sitting at kindle fire boot logo (forever)

Fan-f*ckin-tastic.

Edit: apparently I can get to recovery with hitting it just right on a forced reboot + kf util

Edit 2: now im on short bootloops and its not picking up KF util.. (this is a cf..)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] oneofayykind:
Buttons too small

How would one add the menu button to the navigation bar?

SOLVED - Never mind I figured it out. Had to go to ROM Control settings > Navigation Bar > Button 4 action & icon. I was pressing the right side of that and it was asking how I wanted to complete the action. Pressing the left side of that button brings up what button you want to use. Select Menu. Done.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krufttangoud:
So you can't get into TWRP at all?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] oneofayykind:
Anyone know how to resize widgets with this ROM? I don't want to use Go Launcher but I could do it with that. Any other options?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] upther:
I use Nova Launcher and love it. Pretty sure the free version lets you resize widgets.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tremeree:
Does anyone can tell me if Netflix works in this ROM, thank you in advance!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Delvien:
It just says "waiting for device" when attempting to boot it into twrp, recovery, fastboot, or the like..

I've tried everything I can think of... (and i dont have a factory cable....)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krufttangoud:
If you get Blue FIRE Boot splash, can you select recovery? If so can you get back into TWRP, flashing a bad ZIP or a bad Flash shouldn't kill recovery. You shouldn't need KFU after TWRP is installed. Hold down on the power button for 20 - 25 seconds, then make sure you click the button until you get the boot selection. Hit the button until you have selected Recovery and leave it there. Boom, TWRP. However if this doesn't work and you are stuck in Fastboot, try this:

In my experience, waiting for device means that the drivers aren't properly installed or not working properly.

Try this:

1. Plugged in kindle and uninstalled all drivers, unplugged and rebooted PC.

2. Plugged in kindle and let it auto install all the drivers. I KNOW but the .bat included would not run no matter what I did.

3. Put KFU in the C: root directory, and renamed KFU.

4. Ran KFU from CMD prompt, opened another CMD prompt and ran this code

echo 0x1949 >> "%USERPROFILE%\.android\adb_usb.ini

5. Hit 0 to refresh the device and it worked.

6. Re-install TWRP. or Flash FFF BL, then flash TWRP.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Delvien:
I've tried holding down the power button, clicking it fast, clicking it slow, turning it on releasing then holding it again. No matter what I do I cannot see any type of bootloader, fastboot, or any other mode than attempting to boot into aokp (stuck on boot screen).. it's as if fastboot or recovery are no longer on the device.

I suppose pictures would better explain what is going on.

I followed your instructions to no avail. ADB picks up the device, and states its online, but the device isn't responding to commands it seems.

And this is what it does, no matter what I try. Same boot animation, non-responsive to reboot, install, or anything else.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dadeo1111:
You should be using the latest KFU version .o.9.6:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399889

And install the latest FFF 1.4:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1632375
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kernelsandirs:
No otter build again for Build 40? :-(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Delvien:
Still nothing, the same result.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Have you tried changing boot mode from kfu or can you not execute fast boot commands.if its not executing fb commands and u know u have drivers installed right then you can try unplugging kf turning of kf entert option on kfu(I would try different boot modes) then plug in kf while it is off.let it turn on automatically
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Delvien:
I've tried every single option in kfu multiple times. I think its hard bricked
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Probably not.try executing fast boot commands via terminal/cmd
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Gurujin:
Yup. Rooted my bro's kindle over the weekend. He was running 6.3.1. KFU 0.9.6. This ROM. Tested netflix, running like a champ.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Delvien:
I have, adb detects the device, but whenever a command is issued, it either just sits there or says <waiting for device>
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
http://android.encounterpc.com/stevespear426/aokp/otter/aokp_otter_build-40.zip

Sorry you guys aren't getting much attention. We got a lot going on right now. I'll try and at least keep you guys up to speed though...

sent from my devil unicorn
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jake33108:
Downloading now! Thanks for getting a new build up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
I got a test coming trying to fix a few things check back in later please.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
http://android.encounterpc.com/stevespear426/tests/aokp_otter_Milestone-6-Devil.zip

Check usb mounting.

Also compiled with linaro 4.7 toolchain

sent from my devil unicorn
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
What one should I try build 40 or milestone 6?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
40 is trash.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
Try the ms6 test first please. If you have issues go down to build 40

sent from my devil unicorn
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
Cool flashing milestone 6 now would thank you guys for responding but already reached my 8 for today.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
USB mass storage not working on mile 6.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbell7105:
@Steavespear On an unrelated note thank you for working on android even though the Springs is really hectic right now with the fire.I hope you and your loved ones are safe
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
I'm on the south side. Safe for now. Thank you

sent from my devil unicorn
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
damn... how's the speed?

Edit: did you try turning off debugging?

sent from my devil unicorn
[Kindle Fire Android Development] StarkCity:
40 has been a mess for a few tablets. I am on aokp 38 still and have zero issues. Just my two cents. With the roll out of official ICS to the Galaxy Tabs next month, and now Jelly Bean in the mix, I'd just sit tight on a reliable build. Which for me, has been 38. And I've tried them all.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mgrunk:
great experience, couple of minor issues

I just installed version 40 tonight. First time using a custom from, usually just root and add tethering. But I was going to buy a Samsung galaxy take 7 just to have ics. Now, I don't have to, will be donating to the cause because I have a tablet now instead of a kindle.

Anyway, I have 2 minor issues, the nav keys of the left get tiny, but I don't see a place to add a 4th button, after the third button long press option, there is nothing that says 4th button.

Secondly, I'm having issues with the calendar app. It says I'm logged in, but when I pull up my calendar, it says there are none. I've tried to force it to sync. Now it is pulling down all my contacts, just not the calendar. Tried adding business calendar and its not syncing either.

I know I can get see it on the web, but hoped for an app.

So,, great at job. You've breathed life into this device.

Edited to add, I purchased calengoo and it let me sync directly to my Google calendar instead of through the android device and that worked. Its pricey but I had it on my iPad and liked it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Does USB work on build 40 so that when you plug it into your Windows machine it shows as a drive?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] krufttangoud:
NM Holy ****.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] iscander.drake:
I did this and i have usb mass storage on ms6 and had it on 40
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kevinv20:
where is everyone getting ms 6? I only saw a download for build 40
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
Post 159 :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] harry_fine:
Why don't I see a reference to Milestone 6 anywhere except in post 159? Couldn't even google info.

What is it? Same AOKP prooject, is it after build 40, is it safe?

Has it got Hascode's kernel? Do I need to add GApps after I flash?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mgrunk:
This seriously rocks! Somehow, a samsung device I installed on my Windows 7 machine screwed up my ability to add other devices like the samsung galaxy tablet 7.0 (I returned it), and my older KF that I never hooked up to the computer.

The google drivers included in KFU end up having the device show up as a samsung and I never got a mass device storage folder - it would chime on the laptop and the KF, but never show up. I've reinstalled, deleted, searched via regedit and couldn't fix it.

I finally decided short of a reinstall of windows, I'd just have to use wifi to transfer files.

So, I did the first part w/ the terminal editor and it didn't work. But, the bat file on my laptop fixed the issue.

Thank you!!!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Stephen.k.spear:
Its not really milestone 6 I update my build names early so if the builds start while im at work or something I can start the builds remotely. Don't get distracted by the name its just a test.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mazenimad:
I've ha this problem of the navigation buttons turn into miniature versions when I go into some apps but in the launcher its perfect. Had this problem since b38. Can someone guide me! Am fed up! But this from gave new life to my almost shelved kindle fire :-)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Go to Settings, ROM control, add a fourth navigation button, make it a menu button. should stick.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mgrunk:
I'm there - I see in the Navigation Bar Buttons

Button 1, 2 and 3 - actions and & icon and long press.

After that is the Advanced Settings including Button glow, transparency, bar width, bar height and auto hide.

then there is navigation bar widgets - able to add those, but I can't see a place where you assign them an action.

Sorry, I know I'm being dense - I'm on version 40. I just don't see an option to add another navigation button.