yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
Concerning Downloads: I also had a terrible time getting it to work, although it finally did. I wiped the data and cache on the app to get past the sign up screen. I did register for an account, which did not fix the problem. I just kept trying until it worked.

Concerning battery: I noticed the governor was using interactive, and I switched back to Ondemand. The battery life is shorter than it was, however. Could the network driver change have caused this?

I really like this ROM. What do you need in order to get your computer rolling, hyper?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
I noticed barely whenever i was using this that the Ondemand Governer really was just sucking up the battery, i think i must of added something that caused it to be draining massive battery life. I also realized it gets hot with things like downloading and youtube. Im going to try to squeeze in an update and see if i can complete it by the end of today.

Regarding my computer, im not really sure, its so weird cuz all of a sudden when im editing with eclipse and decompiling it just shuts down out of no where, it makes it really hard to work since my data just keeps being deleted and i have to start over. The hard drive might be the problem since ive gotten multiple warnings to backup my data. Ill try to get one as fast as i can, so i can continue with development.

P.S. - I REALLY DO RECOMMEND YOU TO CLOSE GLAZED MODS WHEN NOT USING IT. The reason being is that sometimes it stays open and it is just a complete flash page running in the background, you can imagine how much battery and resources it consumes, so when not using just kill it with a app. Maybe in the future i will add a auto close whenever you exit the app. But for now just kill it via a app killer, stock is fine.

Regarding the network drive, probably it might be a problem because these last 2 updates i have updated the wpa_supplicant so it can support ad-hoc and i have noticed that the last 2 were really bad on battery life. If i decide to put the old one back it will kill all support for ad-hoc. Im not really sure if you guys would rather have this.

This is like my fourth time editing. LOL, yeah i think i found a good direct linking website, im going to conduct some test's and see if it works. If all goes good you can expect the glazed mods to be updated sometime tommorow, it will be a push update so no need to update the app, or mess with anything, ill let you know when i have updated it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
I have installed this update yesterday and had no issues with battery at all. The Wi-fi is also OK.

Did you erase Cache/Dalvik and Data ("Factory Reset" button in TWRP)? Because I did.

Yes, I had to reinstall my apps, but I could easily restore data for them from TWRP backup with Titanium Backup.

Although Antutu Benchmark showed no more than 12pts increase compared to 16june12 ROM, from 5120 to 5132, it was even more when OC-ed: from 5804 to 5905 in the 23june12 ROM!

So it was worth it for me!

Thanks Hyper, and keep the good work!

PS: still don't get the purpose of the Mods app.. It is beautiful, yes, but for me it's simpler if I would just have the direct links. Because whether I download the mods from app, or from the forum I still have to enter TWRP to flash... :eek:

And I suppose you would get more time/energy for improving the ROM. Just my humble opinion, so please don't judge cruelly :angel:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
It could also be your RAM is going bad. I've seen that cause a system reboot, when the computer tries to use RAM that it thinks is good and available. Cheaper and easier fix than dealing with moving everything to a new hard drive too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Im pretty sure its the hard drive, because when booting it shows a black screen with like some codes about the hard drive. And when accsessing files and opening them the hard drive starts making crackling noises, its been getting worse. I think it would be easier to get a new computer, this computer is pretty outdated , the specs are 1Gb of ram,60 gb harddrive, 2.4 ghz single core proscessor, 64MB of integrated video. Im pretty sure thats outdated. The transfering wouldnt be a problem since i can transfer the whole system via my router, its pretty fast about 1gb in 10 seconds.

Me and powerpoint are making glazed mods force close whenever you exit the app because i think that may be using power to.

I like glazed mods because it gives the user option on what kind of things they want on there rom without having to do to much work and downloading from pc, transferring and what not. It makes it especially easy on roms because it checks for a new version and allows you to download updates without having to get on your computer.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Yeah, I'd say that's somewhat outdated. :)

Even with a force close (using the Kill on Back Button option), I still can't get Glazed mods to get past the Minus login page. Would it be possible to post links to the mods again, until you get all the bugs worked out the mod program?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
FWIW, all things being equal, a power supply is the most likely candidate for reboots. If I had it on the bench, I would replace that first. A hard drive usually brings up access warnings. But, hey, if you replace all of it, then the point is moot!

The battery is definitely draining faster than the prior ROM. I am running everything else the same. I will check out the mod app. I always do a wipe, especially sense most ROMs are making significant changes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
How the heck do you build cm9 with that? My computer is a dual core with more ram and I can barely get it to build cm7. I have never came close to compiling a successful ics base build with it.

sent from my Nokia 5110
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
It depends on the proscessor, mine is an amd and it is really good at stuff like decompiling and compiling.

Whats weird is that, it runs windows 8 it at full speed no lagging no nothing, but when it comes to things involving ascessing big files that is where it just fails at everything.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
yeah, choking on power loss. higher demand, power supply fails. The engine cannot run if there is no gas!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] RazorChrist:
Thanks for the info guys. I did a factory wipe + wiped cache/dalvik before even loading Glazed..so i don't think that's the problem. I'll try resetting my linksys later and see if that helps.

On a side note...I've tried out all the roms in this forum and so far i think Glazed is the better of all of them. I couldnt even get hellfire to load past the bootscreen.. Lol. Keep up the great work guys.

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Glazed ICS
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Updated to 6-26-12 so go get it if you've been having problems

Update to fix your wifi problems and the battery drainage it was having.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Can we get the update through glazed mods yet? Or do we just do it old school?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Ill try expirimenting with mediafire on glazed mods.

Woah mediafire just messes everything up, im going to reupload, for now just do it the old fashion way, or you can wait until i upload and you can use the update feature.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bennettg:
No more ad hoc? Disappointed. Is there any way for an end user to fix? Can the wPA supplicant you used be added to the glazed mods app
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayzata:
Downloading the newest now. The 23 build just completely screwed up my tablet. It kept giving random FCs and it would open random settings, and settings wouldn't stick. And it was like LOL WTF IS THIS WIFI YOU SPEAK OF?

Was this what most people got?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Sorry dude you can stay on 23rd if you want. i removed adhoc support because it slowed down the device and it was the cause of so many people complaining about the battery life, ill see if i can add it to glazed mods.

Wow, what a werid tablet, no nothing close to wat people were complaining LOL, try the update.

You can now update through glazed mods.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] RazorChrist:
Awesome! So how do i update without losing everything. Just flash with no wipe?

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Glazed ICS
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
You will probably have to wipe because he added a new wifi driver but you can all ways just try wiping cache and system if that doesn't work then you will have to do a full wipe.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
I wiped and reloaded. This ROM is the best. My internet connection is stronger and I think the tablet is zippier, but that may be my imagination. Great work. I have used ROMs that would login to the store and automatically download my apps. It would be nice, but I have done it so much it is no big deal.

I did have to wipe and install twice this time. I have no explanation, except that I flashed all 3 zips at once. Perhaps I should not do that. I flashed the ROM, booted, and then the addons, which worked fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayzata:
Hey dude beats doesn't work. None of the settings change anything.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Use the glazed mods app to install it
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayzata:
That's what I did, I try changing the equalizer (tried for both speaker and headset), tried compression, tried room virtualization and there was zero sound difference.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] hrbib21:
To update, my battery drain issue may have been the Wi-Fi sleep policy. I checked it to turn off while sleeping now. Already seems to make a different.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Hmm.you will have to wait for hyperrunner.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 7abib0:
It's still there :P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Email is still there not Gmail.

Concerning your beats audio problem, i have had a great experience with the new beats audio addon, i could actually hear the bass getting stronger through the speaker whenever i enabled it, the headphones are pretty good to on bass and audio quality. Im using regular headphones not beats. You could try reflashing, im not sure why it wouldnt work, beats audio works best with music that has bass.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] koop1955:
Thank You

I won't have a chance to try this until I return from a business trip, but thank you, Hyperrunner, for all your efforts.:good:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Like the latest ROM a lot. Works very smooth and looks great with the Eye Candy theme. Still not crazy about GlazedMods yet, but that's mostly because I tend to get stuck at the Minus login screen (only had it work correctly for me once or twice). Definitely not a deal breaker. Great job.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wayzata:
I reflashed it and played some black people music and it still didn't work. Meh... idc I use my phone for music way more often and I have voodoo sound on that.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
LOL, yeah i wish the kindle had voodoo, its way better than beats.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] RazorChrist:
So flashed the 6-26 updated. Things are working alot better now. Battery life is much better. Wifi is not dropping out anymore. Great job hyper!

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Glazed ICS
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Yep I can second that awesome beats isn't working. Flashed and reflashed...reboot,etc..no change in music. Flashed beats from another zip and works fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Guys im rebuilding this rom from almost stock, so right now mods are kinda gonna be my least priority. So far i got about 33% done with all the re-porting. Sorry if i cant respond to some of your questions or problems. Ill keep mods up, but some will have problems.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Totally understandable man..not complaining.. just reporting :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
I see people really care about audio on KF, and maybe it is important detail

while for me, I like performance, and battery longest life possible

Just for luls, I OC-ed the CPU to 1200Mhz, and set Governor to Performance.

This is the Antutu result (though the battery got quite hot during test):
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Thought this might interest you. I was rebuilding the rom with linaro and strangely it made a little difference im still not sure if linaro is the best idea. What do you think?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] drinkhere:
Hi I'm having a bit of a problem I flashed the last update and now my wifi won't turn on. I tried reflashing and wiped C/D and fixed permissions and still no wifi any bit help is appreciated.

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
You have to do a full wipe and start fresh on this update. I had the same thing happen.

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] drinkhere:
Thanks for the help
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Had the same thing happen. Also didn't have a lockscreen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] drinkhere:
i didn't even notice that I didn't have a lockscreen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
Actually, I had lows too :)

I made some other Antutu tests, and this is what I've got:

6034, 5891, 5880, 6024, 6065

By overall this would be ~5950

In your image why is SD card R/W - 0 points? Do you test in virtual environment? This should add another 150-300pts when on Android, so you would get a total of ~6375-6500 on linaro! :good:

With linaro it's still better I suppose for performance. But I am not sure how is it on the dev/app conflicts side?

If there are little issues with apps/battery in linaro, I would prefer linaro. Which I think you should know better than me as I am not a dev. But if issues with battery drainage is too big, it's a lot better a little less points, but stable as it is now. Just my opinion
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Im not sure why it didnt want to test the sd read/write? I guess i made a mistake on the device, (Galazy). Im still working on it, i think that the overall score would be 6500, which is a huge spike up from 5800. Battery life is INCREDIBLE, last night my battery was like 43% Was watching youtube for like 4 and a half hours straight and it only went down to 8%. Thats much better than the current version.

I dont think linaro is interfering with the system, so far i have not had any problems with it. But im going to keep working on it. BTW, the rom is going to be around 160-170 MB because its now going to be HDPI device.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
Yes, of course Linaro would be the best then!

170Mb you mean it will grow a little. This shouldn't be a problem on KF with 900Mb for system :highfive:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
How can it be HDPI device?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
If you're adding your mods on top of my 20120626 linaro sgt7 ROM then you should get a constant Antuntu score between 6500 and 6600 using 1200Mhz/performance governor. 6607 is the best I got.

Also, battery life should also be fine - lost about 6% overnight in 9 hours or so.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] RazorChrist:
Hey hyper, i think i found a bug. In the settings, under status bar, if you disable fhe clock, it goes away. But if its disabled and you're at the lockscreen, then unlock, the clock shows back up, even if the setting is still unchecked. I got a screenshot.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v103/bratprince/Kindle/Screenshot_2012-06-27-19-06-53-2.png

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[Kindle Fire Android Development] hrbib21:
Downloaded 0626, will install tomorrow and see how it goes. Looking for better battery life.

Keep up the good work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rorogio:
another factor for the battery life is the CPU governor. You put it to "Perfomance" and you say good bye to battery life! I suppose "Hotplug" is the best for battery life/productivity balance.

EDIT: Hotplug is by far the worst setting! the tablet is getting completely unresponsive after exiting 3D games or other intensive usage. Had to forcibly restart 3 times, before getting to this conclusion.

I have also discovered a bug, but it is of the Hashcode kernel itself:

sometimes the battery % simply gets stuck... leading you to wrong conclusions. I get this sometimes after playing 3d games, and I check the battery status, I see the same % as a half an hour ago... which is of course impossible! It only gets real again after restart :rolleyes:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
When I am on my Kindle all day, whether stock or GlazedICS, I get 8 to 10 hours. With the 6/26 release, and if I turn off wifi during sleep, I do not get rapid drain, just like the stock ROM. For me, this is satisfactory. I use my Kindle for reading, internet, email and simple games. (And I like the eye candy interface) The battery stickie happens to me, but with normal battery life, it is not a problem.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
The battery percent has always been a bug with the kernel. The clock widget is a bug with the SGT7 Settings, ill try messing with it.

Guys im introducing a new feature on glazed mods called Beta Testing, yes it does exactly what the name is. For now it is password protected until i upload a beta test. Once the upload is done ill let you guys beta test. You have to report any bugs or anything that is missing.

Im going to revive simple with an update.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FroyoShark:
Love the new update, but the old wifi driver worked much better. As in, I can almost never connect with this one. The other one worked perfectly.

EDIT: Nevermind, I went back to the old version and it's exactly the same. I guess it was cause I only used it once or twice and it just happened to work right those times. Am I the only one that has issues with WiFi on every ICS ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] RazorChrist:
Nope, I've had wifi issues on just about all of them. It seems hit and miss, but I don't think it's all on the rom. Some of it has to be the kindles weaksauce antenne.

Glazed ICS 6-26
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Beta

Hey guys i know the wifi has issues but that is kernel related as far as it goes ive always had issues with any rom, disconnects randomly, never finishes download etc.

If i uploaded a beta to glazed mods would any of you be willing to test and tell me whats wrong with it or if anything is missing. what i mean if anything is missing, is that i started from almost vanilla and slowely moved everything back to it, i might of forgotten something. Do you want to or not?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Abso effin lutly!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
I'll give it a try for you :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Everything is set, just go to the glazed mods and on the bottom left corner there is an option for beta testing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Downloading now, Does this need just a wipe Cache/Dalvik nothing new that requires a factory reset right?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Yes it requires a factory reset because of linaro and updated files.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Nevermind: Redid the flashing process and the previously mentioned errors went away.

Question: you want us to just test the ROM with trying to install any of the glazed Mods right?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
It sounds like you didn't do a full wipe
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
But I did do a full wipe. This is the Beta. I guess I will redo the whole process again and report.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Ok sorry about that.I havnt tested the beta yet.If you ever get tired of wiping one thing at a time then you should use hell fire's cleaner.you just flash it and your all good to flash a rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
After I redid the wipe process, The home button and works and the market opens up. Tried installing Titanium back but it is giving me a "TB cannot be downloaded due to error (921)". tried clearing data and cache in google services and play store but it still persists. Had to use adb to install titanium backup apk
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mugabuga:
I just flashed, any now my Kindle is just stuck at the boot screen. :/

Nvm, wiped and rebooted and now it runs fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] KingPin6:
hi, im loving this awesome rom so far. I was running the one from 6/16 but upgraded to 6/26 just now and I cant turn on wifi and most things force close any ideas? thank you.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] RazorChrist:
Did you do a full factory reset and wipe cache/dalvik before you flashed the update?

Glazed ICS 6-26
[Kindle Fire Android Development] KingPin6:
hmmm no maybe I should do that, I just followed the directions in post #1 which said to wipe dalvik and cache. thanx.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] koop1955:
Simple Fix

I had the 921 error also, I stumbled upon a simple fix (after clearing services and Play numerous times.) Stop Gmail sync if it is running, delete your Gmail account (both under Settings -> Accounts and sync.) Then you'll get a prompt asking for the new account, re-enter your Gmail and you should be good to go.

Hope this helps.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] KingPin6:
ok just wiped and installed the beta, and it has no nav bar so i guess im going back to the 6/26 one.

Edit* already tried toggle statusbar, editing the buttons in settings and rebooting.

Edit2* maybe its the battery mod.... will try without that.

Edit3* yeah it was the battery mod, without that nav bar shows up fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
Installed beta and found, like everyone else, had to do a full wipe. Installing addins locked at boot screen. Without addins, full boot. I left kindle alone without installing any of my apps, let it sleep. 8 hours later, battery went from 83 to 69, no apps or usage. I will play some more today. No problems with wifi. I did install Firefox to see download speed, which was as fast as stock.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
Ok, time to update, new kernel out, go and do this for us....

btw, good job on this rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mugabuga:
Where do I download Glazed Mods?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AustinFire:
Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1726942
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
Beta: the dock over extends the icons when set at 5. The edges are cut off, both in portrait and landscape. wifi speed is excellent. Still testing battery.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Whoahh i didnt expect so many problems, good thing i did the beta testing, will cleanup the rom a litle bit and update the kernel and well see how that test goes. Im pretty sure linaro has something to do with the problems, and maybe the change to hdpi.

Edit

Just made some major changes to the script, now odexes system and runs supercharger, system seems to be extremely snappy, super responsive, and best of all battery is incredible. First bootup is extremely fast, no longer takes 2 minutes to boot. Just waiting for hashcodes kernel update an i will add this beta. You will be impressed. :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Zyxxeil:
Update

Just updated the rom.

I did not add a newer kernel because im waiting for a stable build from hashcode.

Update fixes battery problem (Forreal This Time :D), Improves speed drasticly, first boot is really fast.

Just a quick warning, it will delete your data when you flash this because of major changes. Forced it to delete because many users were not deleting data, and that was causing false bugs and errors, so it deletes it for you if you like it or not :p

How to flash? Just flash the rom no need to wipe data or anything else. :cool:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] koop1955:
You, sir, are a god among developers. Will be trying this ASAP.

Thank you.