yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anactoraaron:
Thank you or all your hard work on this great JB ROM Hash. :thumbup: It's a shame that your dev thread had been hijacked by nexus 7 ads:thumbdown:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xXezmacXx:
HD works now, right?

Any other major bugs or is this fine to use as my daily rom now?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Yup
[Kindle Fire Android Development] APatte111:
I can say HD playback works for me now, tested in Netflix and YouTube... also, I have been running as DD since first release and haven't had any problems where I would want to go back to ICS... Truly an awesome rom by Hash....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] suck3rs:
April Fools

So is this a for real thing? I flash this and my Kindle doesn't work. I was pretty excited to have JB on it, but I guess I will stick with GB.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Of course this is real.its Made by hashcode.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
Yes this is for real. You probably did something wrong when you flashed. It works fine for most of us.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Most of us are fine, some have problems. What specifically are yours other than "it does not work"?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lithium630:
Installed today and so far it's been perfect. Thanks for this!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ratchetandclankf:
Wewt! You da man!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webharsh:
Just can't love phoneish navigation bar and status bar :(. Back to HellFire ICS. Btw amazing work Hashcode :).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fr4nk1yn:
Battery life is about half what I was getting with Hashcode's cm builds. The lower back cover gets really hot in use as well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] APatte111:
I'm running APEX launcher at 130 DPI... It disables phoneui and switches to tabletui for that tablet experience... Just in case anyone else doesn't like the UI that Google intended...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] str3tchb0y:
Games

Saying games is a very broad spectrum. I have played a couple of games (Angry Birds Space and Seasons, Stickman Golf, Scrabble, Frisbee and Chess.com) and they all worked quite well. Perhaps you could share the games you have seen glitchiness and bugginess and we can verify or deny. Good QA methods. Steps to reproduce.

Hashcode rules! My only issue so far is that charging with the stock charger is really slow. I am currently trying it with the device turned off. I am going to assume that will work better. Not like I am using when I sleep.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] GoSooners345:
Try twrp
[Kindle Fire Android Development] e495957:
For some reason a lot of the stock apps are being duplicated. There are two search apps, and two gallery apps. Not sure why...

Also there is a stock "file manager" which is uneeded cause OI File Manager automatically gets downloaded from the play store...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dadeo1111:
Not much as of a gamer as I once was, but loaded The Sims: Freeplay for the wife and she played 2-3 hours today with no problems, buttery smooth and responsive. It got a bit warm on the cpu side of the back, but no warmer than with cm9 on games and the battery drain reflected that by only going down about 30-40% in 2.5 hours of game play.

So far I've tried and used these apps with total success: reddit is fun, youtube, Netflix, Google Play Music, Chrome (no more FC in Settings), Lastpass Browser, Google Plus, Play store, Titanium B-up, Dolphin HD, Firefox, Evernote and a few more I can't recall now. Terminal Emulator is the only FCer of the bunch I tried, and that has a known issue. I haven't tried any gameloft games but those are problematic on many modded roms so would be a bad example for the stability of this JB AOSP.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jcatt:
Has anyone noticed anything strange with HW Video decoding? Yes I realize that they are working, but I am playing back some MKV's with MX Player over wifi and have noticed that if I use HW decoding the video is a bit choppy, when I switch to SW (Fast) its much smoother. Anyone else experience this? Also noticed this when using Plex, which also uses HW decoding...

I've scanned most of the thread and I know its working, plus YouTube HD works smoothly... I realize that as I am using Lithium Tablet JB Mod, that not everything will the same between his and Hash's, I just wanted to see if its affecting anyone on this one too..

Any thoughts?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] LivingChampion:
Very smooth, only problem (big one) is no quick bar for Volume and Brightness. Continue your great work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrisliphart:
Try Project Jandycane if you need the tablet interface. This is AOSP, so it's clean, pure Google with no mods. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FaridShenassa:
Is the 3.0.31+ Kernel and Linaro

Excellent Rom. Thanks Hashcode for all the hard work. A couple of questions when everyone you all have a chance:

1. Is this ROM based on the lastest 3.0.31+ kernel?

2. Does it include the Linaro optimizations?

3. Will hashcode continue the work on the other thread/rom for the 3.0.31+ Linaro Kernel/ROM, or is that abandoned in favor of the 4.1.1 JB ROM/Kernel.

Thanks again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
1. Yes

2. No. This is an AOSP rom with no optimizations.

3. I think he will still have updates for it but that's for him to decide.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrisliphart:
Not sure how I didn't see this before, but Hash, when you hit the multitasking button, all the preview thumbnails are sideways.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ortrigger:
I got terminal emulator running. I completely removed it. Then, I flashed eyecandy for a few minutes just to check it out. When I restored to JB, I naturally wiped dalvik and cache. When my kindle rebooted, TE installed from google play with no problems. I can't be sure but I think if one was to uninstall it, boot to recovery and wipe dalvik/cache, they would then be able to do a clean install. Can anybody confirm this method?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Kernodle:
I'm seeing quite a bit more battery usage as well. Not sure if it's because of the CPU being at 1.2 GHz or maybe some growing pains with the new version of Android. Either way I'm still very happy and thanks for the ROM!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DigitalAnalog:
I just installed Hashcode's JB ROM and it's absolutely fantastic. Just one question though, not quite sure how I ended up with two Gallery applications. How do I remove one or the other? Thank you.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thebighunt:
I've downspeed the cpu to 1ghz. It's still smooth of course. Thé behaviour of the cpu is set to 'on demand'.

TBH

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] KAdot:
Awesome ROM, but how can I turn on tablet UI?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] incognico:
One is from the ROM and the other from the gapps package.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fr4nk1yn:
I ran cm at 1.2ghz but with interactive. I'm going to do some more playing with it today, literally, and see what may be happening.

According to cpuspy it's stepping fine and deep sleeping.

I turned it off to charge since the drain is making it longer to charge or the charge rate while on is slow.

Totally clean flash, I even formated system with twrp before jb.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DigitalAnalog:
I've experienced two distinct issues with Hash's latest JB ROM:

1. I was trying to transfer a large file, 1+ GB file via USB and the KF suddenly shut down. It wouldn't power on for the next few minutes even when connected to the wall charger. It only started when I connected it to a computer, kinda weird.

2. I was playing a game, RipTide, and the display timed out. I don't think this is supposed to happen.

Hope this helps with the development.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
You can either modify the build.prop or if you aren't comfortable doing that flash the other Jellybean rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fr4nk1yn:
The governor is interactive by default, not on demand.

Its stepping properly BUT, its staying maxed more often, I'm assuming because of project butter pegging the CPU during screen touches(?).

Going to test at 1ghz and test,

Is the power.tuna.so modded? From my basic understanding jb will change CPU back to default settings after being changed with utilities unless that file is modded.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bg4:
I had same problem last night - KF shut down and would not power on for a few minutes - was not transferring anything

also getting google search has stopped error
[Kindle Fire Android Development] suck3rs:
Get Bent

It flat out does not work. Yes, I totally did something wrong......

Look I wiped my kindle repeatedly. I grabbed the latest version of this rom 3 separate times, on 2 different PC's, and used 2 different cables. I attempted to flash it using clockwork and team win recovery. I flashed and wiped at least 6 times, probably more. Once the rom is flashed I boot up my kindle normally, then it goes to a blank screen that sort of flashes at first. Then it just sets there.

This is not my first rodeo or barbeque, whatever your preference is. I have had multiple Android devices and I am the go to guy people come to when they have questions about this sort of thing. Not that any of you would believe me.

I heard mention in some of the forums that the rom gets stuck in fastboot. Not sure how true that is. I did flash an ICS rom to test, worked perfectly the first try.

Does anyone have any suggestions besides "You did something wrong?" If not, then keep it to yourself.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
The ROM works great for nearly all of us including "newbs" like me. Mine goes black on startup, but if you wait a little, the ROM will start. If you're not the problem then maybe it's your KF. It's obviously something on your end if the ROM works fine for the vast majority of us!

On the first boot, the ROM went black during startup and nothing happened. I held power button, turned the KF off, and the second time, and every time thereafter, it booted fine with just a slight black screen of hesitation.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] suck3rs:
That is exactly what mine is doing but it never boots. I even left from work and let it sit on the drive home. I did try rebooting it repeatedly.

I also won't rule out there isn't something different with my KF, but I was able to flash an ICS rom with no problem after all of this mess. Maybe it is just a hardware difference.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jacewt:
Have you tried a different recovery?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] srish2:
I had the same blank screen after installing and got really nervous. The boot animation is a little off ( see earlier post), so you only get a blank screen at boot until a few seconds before it completes.

Here's what I see on boot:

- kindle fire boot screen (from FireFireFire boot loader)

- blank screen for about 60 seconds (after Dalvik cache wipe takes probably 3 mins)

- falling/ rising shapes and then lock screen appears

What does your boot sequence look like? Are you waiting 5 mins or so n the blank screen portion?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
I know there are multiple Gallery apks in system/apk (from ROM and gapps). I think I might have a 3rd one, since I dirty flashed to JB. Which gallery apk should I keep? I think I currently have Galaxy4, Gallery2, and GoogleGallery. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] suck3rs:
I used both Clockwork and TeamWin Recovery. Is there another recovery that people use?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mguinta25:
volume control

What do you guys suggest as far as changing volume? I liked on ICS how there was a volume slider
[Kindle Fire Android Development] suck3rs:
I believe I was waiting 5mins on the blank screen but don't quote me. I didn't ever see any kind of boot animation.

Here is what I will do, I will flash it again. I am going to back up my current install. Once flashed I will try to boot it. I will wait 10mins on the blank screen to see if it ever comes up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] srish2:
Search Play Store for volume control overlay, I like Volume Control by RubberBigPepper.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
You should flash with TeamWin Recovery
[Kindle Fire Android Development] bflobills:
Does anyone know how to get V6 supercharger working on this ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] suck3rs:
Well, it worked this time. I have no idea what I would have done differently but I am glad it is working. Thanks for various input.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ortrigger:
This kinda got lost amidst everything else. I'm curious to see if this actually works for other people.

sent from my Kindle Fire running hashcode's jelly bean rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jaimemex:
Hashcode you are a god! Thanks for the Epic Jellybean Rom!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Chriscic:
In the spirit of hopefully helpful feedback, Google Earth crashes upon load.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TexasRules777:
Yea I think there are still some location bugs that need to be fixed before some apps will work properly.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Shahpur.Azizpour:
Somehow the icons seem to small on the homescreen. Is this really exactly the same size of icons we would see on a nexus 7?

I was just wondering as I installed nova launcher to have landscape support.

What I realized was that all icons on the homescreen look so much crisper as it seems they use full size. In direct comparison I.e. the Gmail icon looks washed out on the default browser but perfectly crisp on nova launcher.

Can somebody explain?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thebighunt:
Google Nexus 7 has a 1280*800 pixels screen.

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mguinta25:
home screen landscape

Anyone else not able to get the home screen to rotate?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
its locked by default.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ortrigger:
That's a known issue. That is a custom feature and isn't available in aosp.

sent from my Kindle Fire running hashcode's jelly bean rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Shahpur.Azizpour:
I know, but shouldn't that mean that the icons would be bigger on the kindle (as it has lower resolution and therefore.bigger pixel) instead of seemingly smaller?

Compared it to the CM9 Rom I previously used and the icons really look much crisper on CM9. Think I'm going to switch back to CM9 until CM10 arrives for the kindle...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
No that has nothing to do with it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
Screen rotation works fine for me. I never changed any settings.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] collindv:
I believe he was referring to screen rotation of the home screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wolf45801:
yep wont rotate at home screen only in lock screen and of course apps and stuff
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
That's what I'm talking about too. It rotates fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Shahpur.Azizpour:
Homescreen rotation is not supported by AOSP Jelly Bean, so you probably use another launcher or ROM...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FormelLMS:
Just wanna say thanks for this awesome work.

I've tried so many ICS Roms before but never seen this buttery smoothness before.

Battery is just fine, I think similar to last CM Roms, but this here flies.

Whoah!

Send from my iPhone 6s
[Kindle Fire Android Development] WarningSLO:
Don't sign into Google Now. It's not working due to location services still being a bit broken.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thea mohamed-toorn:
I saw homescreen rotation on youtube from The eBook Reader he was on Lithium's jellybean rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Kernodle:
How are you guys adjusting the clock speed? Does setcpu work on the fire? Anyone undervolting?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Hashcode there is a wifi bug that appeared for me after you did your primary work on the wifi script and added the hw codecs it will not connect to my dlink this is very similar to the one in the beginning of cm9 where it never aquires an IP address I can connect to the wifi hotspot on my phone no problem but not to my home network.

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I updated my router firmware,Mac filtering has always been disabled,changed from from wep security to wpa ,tried wps setup connected to router but never acquired IP. Forgot network several times tried manual setup with ssid and pass code with no avail??
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
Did you do a full wipe (factory, caches, system) or just the caches? I haven't had any trouble connecting (and staying connected) to my wifi with either Hash's or Lithium's latest JB ROMs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
This issue is not just isolated to me others who cannot yet post in development are also affected strangely on a dlink router as well

---------- Post added at 02:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:41 PM ----------

Haha not likely I don't do dirty flashes ever:-)

---------- Post added at 02:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:43 PM ----------

I always wipe front to back including the system I wipe all
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anactoraaron:
No dlink issues here

I am having no issues connecting and staying connected to my dlink DIR-655 router with a static ip assigned to my kindle and mac filtering enabled. Oddly enough I consistently get a better signal with this rom than I did at stock. Could it be a specific router issue perhaps? :cyclops:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
Looked at connections on my router disconnected: reason deauthentication
[Kindle Fire Android Development] termleech:
A note on the DIR-655. I've had one for a while and if you have to many devices it will derp hard core unless you assign static ips to your devices on the router. Otherwise random times your devices will be connected but no internet or they may not connect at all. My trouble point started at 10 devices.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] reverendkjr:
I used this Jelly Bean ROM in my video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bhpATffVkM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] scidon37:
Anyone else having an issue with WiFi not reconnecting on wake? I have to turn it off and back on to connect.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
Yeah I had that happen so I set wifi always on.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
I'm using Apex so that's probably it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JimCo06:
Yes, me to. It took me about 5 min to get it reconnected. If I have to do that every time I'm not sure I will turn it off.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jacewt:
That happened to me too because I was trying to save on battery. Looking at batterystats, the one thing that is giving me the most partial wakelocks is audiotout_2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] scidon37:
Yah, but that eats up the battery. I remember this being an issue early on with the 3.0 kernel, but Hash fixed it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] anactoraaron:
The only time that I have seen the connected w/no internet is when my router overheated due to a curtain slipping out and covering it up. Power cycling fixed it. I have kept the firmware up to date also, as the original f/w had some extreme issues. Make sure the router is in a well ventilated area as I believe dlink routers are all very sensitive to temperature. If power cycling doesn't fix it they are also known to brick from heat. I keep mine in the basement:p

FYI I have 17 devices connected to mine at any given time (laptops, phones, Xbox, blu-ray players, etc).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Icetech3:
Anyone have thumb keyboard working? On mine it closes when i try to activate it..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Leraeniesh:
Mine works just fine

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chrisliphart:
Yes, that's definitely why your launcher rotates. Apex supports that, the stock launcher is locked to portrait by Google.

Works great for me. Try uninstalling/reinstalling it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kitsunisan:
Didn't know you had a Fire, Rev. Glad to see you have videos up for this as well.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] str3tchb0y:
set cpu speed/governer

I have the same question. Anyone?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes. SetCPU and NoFrills both work fine. It is the Hashcode kernel 3.0.x and they have worked all along on all the ICS ROMs.

I use 1008 / 300 ondemand and it is smooth slippery butter.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Airbag888:
is anyone getting constant force close on Google Play Movies & Tv?

I tried to clear application cache and data but it keeps on coming...

Update: I uninstalled the apps and I'm getting 0 errors however Google Now/Search is crashing. Either by swiping up to get the app or getting in the Search app.

I tried clear data/cache for Google Search to no avail. Suggestions?

I also have no boot animation only a black screen.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rbeavers:
Are you sure your using team win? This happened to me using CWR.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ithinkurdumb:
This happened to me once with this ROM (screen went dark after FFF). Then I tried again and it worked. Here's my steps:

1. Flash stock 6.3.1

2. Install FFF and TWRP

3. Wipe factory, data, cache in TWRP

4. Flash the ROM and gapps (queued) in TWRP

5. Wipe SD card, factory reset

6. Reboot

Hope it works for you =)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cenkoloji:
Oh my god that is so good this rom! Buttery smoothness, işten yummy yum! Thanks hash, this time I am definitely donating!

Is there a way to enable/disable wifi from notification tray as in ics? That's the only thing I need.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
gapps link is down wanted to redownload to see if it part of my connectivity issue:(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MayfairDROID:
Nope. ASOP does not and will not have any customization to the u/I beyond what you see, or Google changes in their code.

If you ant u/I mods, check out the other, non-ASOP build of jellybean...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BossmanCG:
USB charging issues

Hello everyone,

So I just received a Kindle Fire as a gift and after some digging on the web I came across this ROM created by hash (major props for the hard work he's done).

The installation went smoothly with TWRP, the WiFi is ok, the ROM itself works like a charm... except for one thing: battery charging.

Now, I've read that even though the battery icon doesn't show it, the tablet is actually charged when plugging an USB cable (right now that's all I have, until I can get a 220V adapter for the original 110V model from the Kindle). Something that can be double checked in the settings tab.

Well, I did that, and it still says discharging.

So basically, right now, when I have the tablet connected to an USB cable:

1. The battery icon shows that it's not charging (which according to hash, is to be expected)

2. The status message in the SETTINGS->BATTERY page says discharging

3. The power LED is orange... which according to the user manual means that the tablet is indeed charging.

So between #2 and #3, who should I believe? :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] APatte111:
#4 - The battery icon in the status bar... Plug it in and walk away... come back in 10-15 minutes and if the battery icon appears more full then when you left, its charging...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jacewt:
Yeah but it does not change while using it and the stock Rom does. I have also noticed that it charges extremely slowly. Maybe it is just me.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Krunk_Kracker:
OK? So go use the stock rom then.

The charging issue is on the kernel level and hashcode is the only person working on it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] wolf45801:
Same thing with me on jelly bean lastnight the settings showed charging left it go all night, wake up and its still orange and the battery dropped from 67% to 44% so it didnt charge lol