yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
I just got a 3528 in Quadrant and -5598- in Antutu

Edit: Typo, I got a 5198 in Antutu.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
How did you manage to get the 5598 antutu score? I never got past the 5200 hundreds in all my tests.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
Whoops typo. I accidentally hit the 5 button twice.

5198. Lol.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tgamble160:
System tuner works very well
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
I'm right where you are with performance locked Antutu has dropped for sure but I was getting even lower before it settled in antutu accuracy leaves a lot to be desired I must admit it acts right but it rates just above the kindle fire I seem to recall getting better. Promise I wiped front to back ;)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] a1exus:
Is there known issues in this ROM?

What is there left to do?

How often should I update my AKF w/ new build (snapshot), Is there a milestone of some kind (alpha, beta, rc, etc)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
The Antutu score never was higher than about 5200 on my CM10 builds. On my CM9 ROM I got up to 6400. CPU and RAM scores are still a lot lower on CM10.

Even though I compile everything using -O3 I'm not using strict-aliasing at the moment. Mostly because many of the CM9 strict aliasing fixes are not merged into CM10 yet.

I did some CM10 test builds using strict-aliasing where I modified the makefiles for those modules/projects causing strict aliasing errors (about 25 or so!). But it didn't really make a difference in benchmark results so I'm waiting a little until CM fixes some of those and/or there are some linaro cherry-picks available for CM10.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thepooch:
OK your roms are the best no matter... I am noticing some visual anomolies in the sky above the swords men in antutu during the 3d test first time I have seen this on any of your builds . We all appreciate your hard work and the rapid releases:D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
I realize this is a gApps problem, but figured I'd see if anyone here knows the solution.

I have the gApps from the OP installed.

The Gallery app is only showing local images, not connecting to Picasso and no photo sync option in the sync settings. Also it seems to have duplicated all images. I can delete one and the other is still accessible, that's why I beloved it has actually duplicated them.

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tony84:
Got problem with one more clock widget. Now that install folder as changed he widget doesn't apply any theme chosen, it stays with the default one, but it doesn't disappear from home after reboot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Aesrys:
I think the Gallery thing is a JB issue at the moment. I usually get around it by extracting GalleryGoogle.apk from the 4/29 ICS gapps. I put that in /system/app and make sure to set permissions to be: User (Read/Write), Group (Read), Other (Read). Once you've done that, reboot. After you reboot, you'll have two Gallery apps in the App Drawer. Find the one that works (usually the second one).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
I was, and still am having that issue. I wiped everything and reinstalled the ROM and that made it better, but I think there is still something going on. Both Browser and Chrome are loading slower than on previous builds.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
New build is up.

20120805-0539-Linaro (Alternate download)

Changes

* Multiuser settings (as always big thanks sbrady/sgt7)

I haven't played around much yet with the new multiuser settings and am not certain that it is feature complete.

But it works as follows:

Add a user in Settings -> Users & restrictions and select the apps the user can access.

Then you can switch users using the power menu. Very cool stuff.

I also finally managed to fix the bionic assembler error when compiling using linaro 4.7.1 which was bugging me now since quite some time.

The error started popping up after one of the recent CM bionic performance improvement commits.

Previously I had reverted this commit in order to compile successfully ... I might submit my first patch to gerrit if I find the time :)

However, it seems this bionic change has a only small positive effect in Antuntu though. No difference in quadrant.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
On the 0805 build, I got 5620 on AnTuTu. Good enough for my needs!

Thanks again, TWA_priv!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Are you sure 5620 is not a typo? The best I'm getting in Antutu is mid/high 5300s - that is without any additional tweaks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
Nope, no typo. Running ondemand governor @ 300/1200.

I re-ran the test to confirm: 5628

Whee!

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sbradymobile:
There are a couple of limitations with multiuser at this point. Originally apps from secondary accounts don't show up in recent apps but the secondary accounts can access the main accounts recent apps and notifications in the status bar. The latest changes disable notifications and recent apps for the secondary accounts when the user changes so they shouldn't be able to access them, with the exception of notifications that are not dismissable (usb and adb). Filesystem access is also unknown at this point. Some apps I have tried can't see the other users files (Gallery, Apollo), but file explorers (and I assume root apps and other apps I haven't tried) can.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Can you show the middle tab which shows the cpu/gpu/ram and io scores? Also, you must have tweaked something (most likely related to I/O) because the score is not that high out of the box.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ortrigger:
My benchmarks on the latest builds.

sent from my kindle fire running cm10 jelly bean
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
New test, fresh reboot.

No mods, other than Gapps 20120726 flashed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Since everyone's showing theirs

I generally don't care about benchmarking, I just go by real world feel and application. But, I figured I'd chime in with results from the newest 8/5 build on Antutu. My Fire is set to 600 min, 1200 max with interactive gov. There are no known mods.

First test results Score-6044. Info from middle "test" tab:

CPU- 2888

GPU- 1395

RAM- 1083

I/O- 678

Second score 6153 after a reboot:

CPU- 2943

GPU- 1394

RAM- 1129

I/O- 687

So, these are the test results for whatever they are worth, all I know is my Fire is pretty damn quick in real world use. Thanks twa, sbrady, Hashcode and CM.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] goshjosh:
I keep getting this everytime I install a new app. Can anyone help me out please? I haven't seen anyone else with this issue on this Rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
fantastic rom!

this is so very inconsequential that i almost feel bad mentioning it, but the newest download link is mislabeled as the 20120805-0539 build instead of the 20120805-1835 build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jamminjon82:
What governor and scheduler are you guys using to get those scores? Best I can get is 5160...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Thanks, Fixed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Hmmm ... why is everyone able to get Antutu scores way higher than what I'm getting :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Androidawg:
I am getting a force close every time I try to use Google now. Using the latest release with stock kernel
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you, this is the first time I've ever used any android benchmark tool on any of my devices.

But, are you sure you're using this rom? ;) :laugh:

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eoy4:
hahaha he MADE this rom xD

EDIT: But of course you knew that... I didn't see the winks :B I'll shut up now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
It just doesn't make any sense at all why you would get a score of > 6100 while I (and probably others) score around 5300. I'm using the same governor and also tested using your frequencies. Not even using the performance governor brings me even close to your scores.

The main differences between your and my scores are

You: CPU: 2943 RAM: 1129

Me: CPU: 2372 RAM: 881

Edit: Your scores are actually pretty similar to what I got on my CM9 SGT7 ROM - are you sure you're not running that one? :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eoy4:
I got 6139 in my first try... Just came from your previous build, flashed the new one and wiped caches. I'm using Interactive gov and 300-1200 clocks. Not a single tweak besides those. Quadrant gave 3742.

Maybe your kindle is just tired? : P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Well ... maybe there are hardware differences between our KFs.

Can one of you guys do me a favour and flash the previous 20120805-0539 version of the ROM and run those benchmarks again. Just curious if the latest bionic change made such a difference for you guys...

Thx
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eoy4:
right on it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] craby1925:
Is there anyone out that has had a sound issue when they updated? I am having no sound output and I haven't got a clue as to why.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Thanks. I'm also restoring the last nandroid of my CM9 ROM and run a benchmark again ... to see if I still get the same scores as back then.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eoy4:
anTuTu:

Total:6057, CPU: 2858, GPU: 1395, RAM: 1134. I/O: 670

Quadrant:

Total: 3702, CPU: 5798, Mem: 3503, I/O: 6069, 2D: 885, 3D: 2257

Now back to the latest ROM! xD
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Yeah, I'm super positive I'm running today's 8/5 JB build. :D I've been running JB only roms since Hashcode's first JB build in early July. I'm sure there's an answer somewhere, I just don't know what it is.

EDIT: Installing the earlier 8/5 build now, will get back.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Thanks for checking.

I just ran a few benchmarks on CM9 and get the same good numbers as before - which means I can rule out a hardware issue of some kind.

But still scratching my head around this ... what am I missing???
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eoy4:
Any time!

This might come as a noob suggestion, but... Since the numbers that are so low are CPU and RAM, maybe there's some background process in the way? I have Google Now disabled, and also location services. I don't think it's something in the ROM itself, since it's exactly the same one we all have... Just saying :P
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Ok just ran with the earlier 8/5 build.

Score 6005

CPU-2810 slightly lower than the later 8/5 build

GPU- 1394 consistent with the later 8/5 build

RAM- 1108 right in the middle of both scores from later 8/5 build

I/O- 693 higher than both scores from later 8/5 build.

One thing I noticed when comparing to bouldergeek's scores, my SD card R/W scores were significantly higher than his. They were more in line with ortrigger's scores. The same applies to Database IO, significantly higher than bouldergeek but lower than ortigger.

SD card write: 10.3 mbs Score 103

SD card read: 21.8 mbs Score 190

Database IO: Score 400

I know Amazon used different screens on the Kindle, maybe they also used different SD cards (Internal memory)??? Anyway, back to the newer 8/5 build.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
It's not the sdcard speed - mine is similar to yours. CPU and RAM account for the big difference for some freaking reason...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Well again, could be parts from a different mfgr??? Device mfgrs do it all the time with different build lots. Maybe that's another reason why some people have a certain issue that nobody else, or very few others have???

EDIT: Just ran the new build again.

Score 6099

CPU- 2917

GPU- 1392

RAM- 1118

I/O- 672

Fairly consistent, I guess. Put me in the middle of my two previous scores with this build. As mentioned earlier, I'm pleased with the real world performance I'm getting with the rom.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Yes. Different hw is possible - but then I would have had lower scores than others on CM9 as well - which wasn't the case. Oh well ... it is what it is - not that my device feels slow anyway.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Yeah, that's true. And yeah, the device is far from slow.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
Bouldergeek is ridiculously, offensively, male, BTW. :D

My Fire was a $139 refurb, sold in May, FWIW. I also thought that some of my scores were comparatively low. But, overall, i am happy with the acceleration of JB and Project Butter.

I wouldn't mind another 10% performance boost. But, it is what it is. I didn't pay $800 for an iPad.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
LOL! I never assume anymore. I will edit my post to clarify your manhood. :D Like I said earlier, benchmark scores are cool and all but if my tab feels good, all I care about.

EDIT: Actually, your CPU and RAM scores were good!

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
We can just agree to leave my manhood out of it. o_O :D

I'm another Mike, as well.

For comparison, I just ran the same 2.9 version of antutu on my rooted Honeycomb Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which was far more expensive. It got 4800 composite score.

So, rock on, Jb devs! This puppy is working great! Even though I am typing from the Sammy....
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
I also have a GT-P7510 - currently running pershoot's latest experimental CM10 build (until I find the time to compile my own SGT7 version for the GT). Running great and so much faster than 3.2 or even tasks ICS.

Only problem is the occasional bootloops I'm getting during charging ... but that's something I'm willing to trade in for a better experience.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
New build is up.

20120806-0351-Linaro (Alternate download)

Changes

* Compiled using the latest 2012.07 4.7.2 linaro toolchain

* Latest SGT7 (Settings, Framework) and CM10 changes.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
I genuinely look forward to seeing this ROM on the 7510!!

Yet more good stuff to thank you for.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
The screenshot option seems to be missing. Is there a way to take a screenshot in this new build?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] drowningchild:
could be this, http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/20311/ :p
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sthomas38:
There is an issue with power widget when using PhabletUI (stock UI) in the notifications drawer and with the widget: when switching brightness levels, the changes are made but the icon stays on automatic. It's the same for the sound toggle, the icon stays on mute. I tried with the last build and another recent one, can't remember which, with both clean install.

BTW, great work man :).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sxe:
This happened to me as well some time ago.

You have to have at least three home screens or disable the "auto add widgets to homescreen" option in the play store settings.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
You are correct:) thank you..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Rimokatoji:
I 've install new update 08/06, but I can't connect INTERNET over ADHOC in my Win7 x64. is this a bug ?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] a1exus:
I'd try older snapshot to see if that something was introduced recently, do you remember which build you had before?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] carlinflorida:
I never rooted or flashed anything before so this was my first shot and I had success! I just wanted to thank all of you who answered questions in this thread and a whole bunch of others. By searching and trial and error I was able to do it without asking a single forum question. I don't know what the steps accomplished, I just figured if I followed all the "how-to"s it would work and it did.

I did a little post about it on my blog. Don't know the forum rules so the link is in my sig. Not trolling, there are no ads.

Again, thanks to everyone who worked on this.

Guess I don't have enough posts to have a sig so here is the link to my tutorial

Jelly Bean on The Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BoulderGeek:
Interestingly, I am still getting, on 20120806 build:

nonpersistent launcher selection, even when I say Always use ADW.

nonpersistent widget selections across reboot

loss of keyboard selection for SlideIt KB

Seems like this build is making my KF run warmer. just an impression.

Antutu benchmark FC'd after the flash, at the 3D Knight test. clearing data resolved that. Same scores, ish.

Not complaining, just some observations.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
It's worth uninstalling / reinstalling those apps.

It seems that google pushed a play store update not long ago which stopped putting paid apps in /mnt/asec - which causes all those issues. Those apps should now end up in /data/app - which should fix those issues. See also http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=34880

You can check which apps reside in /mnt/asec by

adb shell ls -l /mnt/asec
[Kindle Fire Android Development] erad1:
7/28 build
[Kindle Fire Android Development] powerpoint45:
Ambiance theme is now for this rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1819054
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
How can we get screenshot back in the menu? I loved that feature and used it all the time!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
Noticed the heat thing as well. Past few builds had been running cooler.

Also note that the Max CPU adjustment isn't maintained for long, seconds, maybe minutes. The governor setting is getting maintained though, which had been a problem with some July builds.

But, no longer having to manually reconnect wifi occasionally and whatever memory leak seemed to have caused the need to reboot once or twice a day, seems to have been resolved.

On a side note, can anyone either explain the different CPU governors or link to a wiki that explains them? Thanks

---------- Post added at 09:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------

Check a few posts back, I wondered the same thing. Setting is in the settings app, I think under system.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] imtoomuch:
I saw the "why"post, but didn't see the fix. Thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
When exactly do you get this FC. Google Now also FC'ed on me as soon as I clicked "More details" - until I looked at a logcat and it turns out you need to have Google Maps installed. Then all is fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leswgnr:
See here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1663809 for a good explanation of the possible cpu settings.

I find interactive to be much more responsive than ondemand.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Androidawg:
Google Maps. I'll check that out. Thanks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
Thank you, that was very helpful. Now the question is, is it possible to get SmartAss or BadAss governors in KF kernal/ROMs?

They sound like the best compromise, especially BadAss.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
You will need to ask that in the Hashcode kernel 3.0 discussion thread. Since he has been working on getting the charge code completely rewritten and trying to get the sound drivers for ALSA so that the mic will work for Google Now, it is probably on the low priority list, but you can make the request.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1591869
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Is that really a Hashcode thing?

GedeROM had those governors included. Is that because of something Hash did?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sthomas38:
Yes of course, governors are kernel-relative.

Gede tweaked the kernel but twa doesn't.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thea mohamed-toorn:
Does anybody now why the cm10 theme's from the playstore can't apply.

maybi because of this?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28802596&postcount=53
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Because I don't think these additional governors will make a difference whatsoever :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
I might post the next build in two versions: One as usual as mdpi, the other one hdpi.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thea mohamed-toorn:
thanks your work is amazing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acax456:
Sounds amazing ;)) i am waiting for yah :d
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thea mohamed-toorn:
AnTuTu test

today i did a AnTuTu test because i see people did.

i want to no i have the same score but NO

it is the 05-08-build 1835

is that normal.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Welcome to the club. Read back a few pages.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thea mohamed-toorn:
yes i saw that because that i wanted to no

but the sd card write score is 54 is that normal?

yesterday i did the test with i candy but he haven't update yet

he is on 28-07 1508

i had a score of 5036.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tomassbender:
Finally took the plunge yesterday and rooted my KF and promptly flashed this ROM. Run's better than CM9 on my Samsung Epic by a long shot.

I did have an issue with the android phone process force closing in an infinite loop (across several roms). However, restoring my stock backup and re-flashing the ROM seemed to take care of it. I have not been much more careful about only installing a couple apps at a time (new from the store) and making more frequent backups.

My new issue is the "unknown error -24." Specifically, I get this when trying to install the Kindle app from the market. I have tried it on at least 2 different ROMs (this and Hashcodes JB ROM), and with cache/davlik wipes in between.

Googling didn't result in any solutions, just a few threads in other places acknowledging that the error exists (seems like it might be specific to JellyBean).

Anyway, was curious if anyone was able to install the Kindle app successfully. Also, does anyone know what that unknown error -24 means or how to fix it?

Thanks again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shuddles:
I have the same problem with the Kindle app install and have for the last few builds. I'm going to try the full wipe route pretty soon to see if that has any effect.

- S
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
I just installed the Kindle app from the Play store without any problems.

For issues like that it's always a good idea to look at a logcat. Stop logcat right after the error occurs.

adb logcat > logcat.txt

Also, If you haven't done a full wipe when first installing this ROM (wipe cache, dalvik, data and system) then it might be a good idea to try that.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Changing the device config to hdpi doesn't help. The only way I got a few themes installed was by changing the dpi to 140.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Tomassbender:
I was coming from stock, and wiped cache, davlik, and system. Not sure about "data." We'll see if I get needy enough to go exploring the logcat :silly:

Glad you were able to install okay, gives me some hope for any future updates. I am using FBReader in the mean time, which will pick up all my mobi files.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] leswgnr:
I also had no issues installing the Kindle app on either of the two ROMs you used.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] shuddles:
Full wipe for the win. My "volume to zero" FCs and "error -24" when installing the Kindle app are both fixed after I wiped data/system/cache/dalvik in TWRP. Not sure why I waited so long to do that.

I'm positive I was good about doing all of my previous installs properly (wiping the right stuff) so it is worth giving the full wipe a try for kicks and giggles.

Even more super happy with this ROM now.

-S