yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
FWIW, I'm running the 1605 build, clean flash, restored all system and app data through TIB, heavy usage, using both Android browser & Opera, and I have V6 SuperCharger installed. No other tweaks or changes in settings. So far, I haven't experienced any problems at all. No crashes, no SODs...smooth as butter. (the 0459 build I was using previously, without SuperCharger, was crashing and getting SODs constantly)

I couldn't say if it's the build, clean flash, SuperCharger, or a combination of the three but, as far as I can tell, everything runs as it should. And although I haven't paid much attention to battery life, it seems to have some improvement in that regard.

Great job, twa_priv, as always and thanks again for your contributions.

"That's a special kind of stupid. The kind that makes me laugh."
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes, well COT is a Kindle Fire recovery. It is not specific to this ROM or any other one. I used it with various ROMs.

Galaxy Nexus / Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jakeyablosky:
I don't have the gestures turned on but I did notice it started after I installed The Lost City app.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vlasp:
Is this by any chance android 4.2?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Please search and read...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
Not Yet, unless he forgot to add that to the release notes in the ROM he just released a coupla hours ago.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
That's probably not something I would forget to mention :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] alancai:
Yes older version of Google earth has 3d building. New version of Google earth works both on nexus 7 not surprising. And on Qualcomm s3 CPU with adreno 220 GPU with android 2.3.5.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
I've been noticing this a lot lately. Doesn't seen to be directly associated with any particular action. Going to flash the 12/02 build now. Hopefully that is fixed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moktadir:
I thought it was my WiFi, but it turns out my KF's WiFi functionalities have been bugging a lot recently before and after flashing 1202. Like, Sometimes the WiFi wouldn't connect after coming out of sleep unless I turned off WiFi, turned back on (I know that's the KF), but I also experienced a bug where the signal would show it's connected, but no data would go/come through. Interactive governor. I fixed it by simply toggling the WiFi switch again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaegorith:
Done and also using the 12/2 build. So far no lock ups with the browser! Thanks twa_priv. I had been using hotplug because I read somewhere that battery life was better.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 85gallon:
Not speaking about this rom but other builds. It would be nice to have everything working in 4.1 before moving on to the broken 4.2. Devs need to be able to work off of a good base before they can adapt the code.

Sent from my Kindle Fire running CM10
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
This is only my personal opinion but I think Google is moving too fast recently. The devs here do a great job but when Google keeps releasing the latest and greatest every few months many older, still not yet finished works get abandoned.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
yeah, samepage merging seems to be broken, because i've noticed everything became sluggish if I enabled it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chewie8han:
Strangely enough, I was having this problem too. I say strangely enough because I hadn't upgraded since 11/17's release. What was also strange was that it started out a couple of days ago when I hadn't changed anything or installed anything. I don't use any CPU programs (or do anything with Interactive governor since I don't know what that is).

I upgraded to the 12/2 release earlier today, so we'll see how that goes. My wife didn't complain about anything while I was making dinner, so that's a good thing.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vlasp:
Will this work after flashing over AlienDroid 7?

If not, then what built of twa_priv's rom will
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Leraeniesh:
Alien Droid is based off this ROM, so yes.

Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dumber89:
web browser forced close

I clean installed 12-02 ROM then restore my "user's app & data" (no system data) by Titanium, but still experiencing web browser forced close, especially when I open multiple tabs and keep switching among them. I haven't tried any other than default browser, would it be different? just want to inform. My impression is that this ROM is fast.

Supplement : browser also forced close whenever I zoom in to click on the link to a new page
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chupchae:
My WiFi is ok like never before

Just opposite, I had exactly the same behavior on almost all previous ROMs except last two iterations (2/12/12 and 27/11/12). After sleep it connects fast and accurate to my WPA protected access points at my work and at home. Before, almost every switch on should be followed with WiFi off/on procedure to became connected. I'm allways doing dirty flash with only cashe/dalvik wipe before and after flash.

EDIT: BTW home access point is defined with fixed IP, for work AP I'm using DHCP. Yesterday evening I had also positive experience with public hot-spot.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] saulob:
What's new on this Linaro version? What's the changes?

Any link for the changelog?

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
Second post shows change logs

sent from my Nokia 5110 using t9
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
FWIW, I've had daily SODs with the 12/2 build so far. I had 2 in the 5 days I ran the 11/27 build. Defaulted the performance settings 2 days ago, except for the CPU min/max.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moktadir:
Try to wipe the browser's data.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vlasp:
The only thing thay i dont like about this rom is that is keeps unchecking the unknown sources checkbox. hope you fix this soon.

Devices:

Kindle Fire with AlienDroid primary and Modaco secondary
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Iguanadon:
I do not share this problem. Maybe a little more info on flash procedure.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dumber89:
I'm a noob. how to wipe browser data? is it inside browser config page itself? thanks in advance.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] grecky:
Appollo is FC

Appollo is FC (force close), is anyone else having the same problem?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
This question belongs in the Q&A forum. It has nothing to do with ROM development or testing. Or Google it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
Perhaps, but since there is an issue discussed concerning browser issues and someone did suggest what he asked maybe it's not so bad to ask here after all.

Right?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Kay
[Kindle Fire Android Development] moktadir:
Go to your drawer (Apps page), drag the Browser icon to App Info, wait for the memory data to load. Once it's done loading, click Clear Data.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] freecity:
I had this occur on both this ROM and another version of JB. The cause was the version of Gapps I had downloaded. After applying an earlier version of Gapps my keyboard works fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Or you could try the latest 4.2 keyboard. Very nice!

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] el_smurfo:
Awesomw ROM

Wife's Kindle seemed to by dying. Crashes, reboots, usually when the screaming toddler was trying to read a book. It's now a new device, fast and intuitive. I can't believe we lived with that horrible Kindle skin for so many months. Thanks OP, CM team and SGT7 team!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] isaiahhhhh:
To be honest i'm not sure if this was already answered but has anyone noticed any games going missing when making the jump from CM9 to CM10. I seem to remember Dungeon Defenders being available to me without build.prop modification in CM9 and now it's nowhere to be found. Not sure if this is a game compatability issue or something that changed in how the market checks the device in C10, anyone have any thoughts?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hag77:
Curious to see any suggestions for governor, etc for those of you who have really good standby battery life. I'm set to defaults with very minimal apps installed- and getting really substantial drain overnight (20 % or more). I'm going to install better battery stats later to look for culprits, and also try disabling google now. But any tips would be appreciated.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Nothing to do with CM10, it's been "temporarily" removed by the developer from Play Store. From what I understand, it's been unavailable since July. See if you can Google the apk and sideload it, or if you have it backed up from CM9 on Titanium, restore it.

EDIT: Found the apk, downloaded & installed it but got an error "can't connect to remote file host."

Quote from the developer on Facebook:

The Android version is currently down from the Google Play Store, which is why you're experiencing an error. We do not have an ETA on when it will be available again.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] freestylejunki32:
For those of you with sleep of death issues.... I think I may have found some settings to minimize or eliminate the problem. I was having sod almost every time I tried to use my Kindle. I right now I have had none in the past 3 days on the 11/27 build by using v6 supercharger, interactive governor, kernel samepage merging unchecked, zram compression at 26%. I don't know if it will work for you guys but jst thought I'd share since the issue was driving me crazy :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
What does v6 supercharger do? And where is a safe place to get it? I can't seem to locate a website or official xda forum for it.

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Blacklight17:
Best Rom for the Kindle. :)

Keep up the great work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] alancai:
Thank you for the fantastic rom!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JaViJeC:
I can not install a new keyboard, forced closure language settings and keyboard
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
Swiftkey?

Always gives systemui fc during setup. Simply access settings from system settings, usually continues from where it crashed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JaViJeC:
SwiftKey flow, fc the app and settings
[Kindle Fire Android Development] VileParty:
This happened to me as well, but I think it's more because of Flow due to it being still a beta, and not the rom.

I got it to work by going to Language & input section in your settings. Activate it there, then click on the settings icon next to it, and the setup will continue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JaViJeC:
Language & input section in settings, also force clouse
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 85gallon:
Do it manually from there. Go to settings>Language and Input and enable it, then set it for default. then restart the installation from your app drawer.

FYI, Swiftkey Flow only "Flows" in portrait mode on tablets. It is a known problem. Not sure if they disabled it on purpose. But in landscape mode it operates likes any other keyboard. no swiping.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jugger naut:
Browser FC's

I found a page on XDA that FC's my browser every time no matter what browser I use see if you guys get the same. Here is the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1563457

It may take a few seconds but by the third or forth rotation of the Hellfire animation everything goes black and I end up on my home screen. :confused:

Anyone able to view this page or is it just an issue with my kindle?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] el_smurfo:
works correctly on my HOS running CM10.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vlasp:
Going to reinstall, see if it unchecks again.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 85gallon:
HOS ? ? ? :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
Haven't had an SOD for a few days on the latest build. Or maybe not.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TheDarkRealm:
I assume HTC One S...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JaViJeC:
Go to settings, ok

Language and input, force closed :(
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
How long since your last reboot?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Jugger naut:
Could someone see if they get the same results as I do? Pretty please lol.... I promise you'll get a thanks out of it :fingers-crossed:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Buffet_of_Lies:
Force closed Dolphin for me. After loading for a bit. An 11 MB animated GIF is a bit excessive.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JaViJeC:
No never I restarted, I have the problem of not being able to boot after hibernate
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
Heh
[Kindle Fire Android Development] weinerwad3000:
Any reason why the download of GApps is slow as balls? 30Kb at most. Sounds weird maybe just the time I was downloading from the site. I dunno. Just ranting I guess.

Well it turns out that I'm completely F@#%ing retarded and my computer was connected to my phone's internet. my bad.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] cstone1991:
It's definitely the gif causing your browser to force close and not just your Kindle acting up. I just tried it on my HTC Dinc2 running Viper ROM (ICS Sense 4.0). I was fine for 10 minutes after loading the page then went into browser settings, enabled gif images and got a force close within a 30 seconds of refreshing the page to make it load the gif.

My guess is that it happens because the gif causes the browser to use so much ram that Android kills the process because the built in task manager sees that it needs to free up ram. I say this because the xda app, which I also had open, force closed before the browser did. I could be way off here, I'm no dev. Either way, I'm sure it's nothing to worry about.

To avoid fcing you might want to see if you have a setting to dissable gif animations. On my phone its browser settings > advanced > enable GIF animation. I don't have my kindle with me to test.

Sent from my ICS Dinc2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] FuZZ__:
just a heads up: If you having some issues you also should post evidence,not only what happens.

It really help him because it's hard to reproduce your issue in most cases.

And he kindly posted how to report issues just few pages back.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ibleo02:
This thing is rocking again. I was running on the 2095 version and my biggest problem was that I kept getting SoD constantly. It got to a point where my KF was almost unusable. I did a fresh clean install of the latest release and with a few suggestions from folks in this forum, and now my Kindle is on Fire again! Thanks for all the great work!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
I'm on the newest build and still getting random SODs plus for the first time in ages, key presses are being missed. That said, antutu v3 rates have skyrocketed from 6423 to 7816.

I've tried to look at logcat after sod, but it's always empty. Anyway to tell it to not clear upon booting?

Btw, I'm using Thumb Keyboard and have been for months.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] el_smurfo:
ROM is great, but as can be expected, Wife is getting frustrated with lockups and black screens (SOD?). Has anyone captured this with a logcat? I can't usually get to the device in time to capture the log after it locks up on her.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] el_smurfo:
Can you give us a quick guide to how you installed the v6 supercharger? That supercharger OP and thread is a hot mess...I've been rooting for years and just can't make out what this thing is, what it does and how to install.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ttakacs:
Thanks for the help! I could never get SwiftKey working until now. Here is what I did:

1. Install Swiftkey from Google Play.

2. Do not Open from Google Play.

3. Go to Settings > Language and Input, enable SwiftKey and set SwiftKey as your default keyboard.

4. Click the Settings icon next to SwiftKey and complete the Setup. Ignore SwiftKey's message that it is not optimized for tablets.

5. Reboot your KF.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TheYar:
This can happen on a lot on Android devices if your Wi-Fi isn't broadcasting SSID. There is an app in the store to remember hidden SSIDs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaegorith:
Been happening to me on this ROM, but I've assumed it is the battery app Juice Defender not enabling Wi-Fi right away when coming out of sleep. Sometimes just turning the screen off/on triggers the connection, or like in mokdir's case, just toggling Wi-Fi makes it work again. I'm broadcasting SSID, so for me that's not the issue. Doesn't happen a lot, just once in a while.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] freestylejunki32:
First download script manager from the play store then download the v6 suopercharger script and save it to your sd card. Then open script manager browse to the script file, and check su and hit run. It should load up a command prompt looking windows and walk you through it by saying hit yes or no blah blah. I installed the middle one under the 512 hp category as the Kindle has 512 mb of ram. I also used the nitro lag fix as well but I'm not sure if it did anything. Basically just run the script and read the prompts it gives you and pick yes or no. It will take probably 10 minutes to go through all of it
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sneezy316:
I am having the same type of problem on my Epic 4g on CM10 nightly. I've noticed that my connection range seem to be smaller.

I used to be fine in my bedroom, now it is hit or miss. While my KF on CM unofficial 11/16 is fine in the same spot.

I have not seen any changes on the Epic's build beside the CM changes. So I am thinking it is something in CM 10 that is the cause.

I started seeing this after 11/19 on my Epic.

I've put my router on top of the kitchen cabinets now, and it helps a little.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Dang! I've been running an October build but seemed kinda slow so I decided to clean flash the latest. First thing that happened is SOD.

Does anybody know which recent build is the most stable?

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BobbaLouie:
SODs started on 11/26 build for me, 11/19 might be a good place to start. Or... wait a day or 2 for a new build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
OK i have no idea what the sleep of death is. But i think i know now. I came home from school today it wouldnt turn on. The power button would light up for a few seconds and go black. i Plugged the charger in and held the power button for 30 seconds. and it turned on. Is what the SOD is?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
What you described sounds like the dreaded SoD

Sent from an Amazon Gindle Fireoid
[Kindle Fire Android Development] el_smurfo:
Thanks for your help. I read through the supercharger thread some more and the more I read, the more I became convinced the author was a nut. Seems the mods agree as his account is now disabled. I'm glad this seems to be working for you, but Android and XDA are rife with placebo fixes and I think I'll just wait for the ROM dev and his associated code warriors to come up with a true fix.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
with the latest build, how strongly is it recommended that i run 4.1 gapps? can i get away with 4.2?

i suppose i mostly just wanna cherry pick a few of the 4.2 gapps like gmail and the keyboard, but i'd rather be lazy about it and just install the whole 4.2 package after a clean flash of the latest build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] el_smurfo:
4.2 Gmail is in the play store. Install the keyboard manually.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] namurt:
i completely forgot about swiftkey flow. i finally installed it on my phone and i don't think i'll ever look back to swype. gonna have to try it on my fire too!

i guess i'll stick with 4.1 gapps then and just grab gmail and swiftkey.

thanks!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 85gallon:
Right now Flowing will not work in landscape mode on tablets.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hag77:
Well- at least for me- better battery stats doesn't appear to work properly on this device.. It's not giving me any data. I do have gsam though and it tells me that 80% of my battery drain is apps, when I go to apps the top app is kernel. Not sure whats up but it's pretty crazy.. About 40% drain while I sleep 6-7 hrs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Is there actually a swiftkey "flow"? I only see it without the flow part and it doesn't describe a swipe like action although it sounds much improved from when I used it a while back.

Nvm - I see this was about the regular version. I side loaded swiftkey flow beta.

Sent from my original Kindle Fire masquerading as a Galaxy Nexus
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfb9301:
You have to do an internet search for "swiftkey flow." From there you can download the appropriate beta. Swiftkey Flow does not appear in the app store.

I went looking myself this morning.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
Yeah sorry I figured that out right away and said nvm :)

Love it btw!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] 85gallon:
http://www.swiftkey.net/flow/
[Kindle Fire Android Development] waffull:
Anyone test flashing this great ROM using COTR ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2025793
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Cyberxdadevelopers:
Audio distortion due to kernel audio?

There is no doubt that this ROM is wonderfully stable and meticulously maintained by twa_priv. The few apps which initially might have caused concern were and are updated, so everything is fine here.

However, I recently noticed a problem which is due to Hashcodes Kernel and could be a more serious problem. When listening to audio with high-class equipment (e.g. a head-phone amp like the Leckerton Audio UHA-6S.MKII and a good IEM), one can hear a slight, but constant sizzle in piano sequences. This might not be a problem for someone listening to robust, loud music, but if you need a high signal-to-noise ratio which is relevant in classical music, you are at a loss, since the distortion can clearly be heard. I tried Hashcodes own ROM (AOSP JELLY BEAN 4.1.2_r1), where the same sizzling occurs, and temporarily reverted to the MODACO-Rom which is a modified stock ROM: here, you have no noise. Fortunately, twa_priv's CM9 ROM also is save, e.g. does not show the distortion. This is the ROM I finally had to settle with, although I really liked the newest CM10 build.

I guess the problem has to do with the new CM10 kernel audio and would image that it can be solved since the older ROM (kernel audio) is ok. Has anyone else experienced this dilemma?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kruuth:
Hey folks, it installed fine, but I keep getting this:

"Unfortunately Android keyboard (AOSP) has stopped"

is there something I need to do in order to fix this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
I used COTR on my KF for CM7, CM9, and CM10 plus plenty of other custom ROMs. Also used it on my LG Optimus S when I had it. COTR works like any other recovery just fine, and is independent of the ROM or any zip flashed. The interface is more like CWM.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chewie8han:
I just ran into this problem myself the other day. I'm guessing that you used the newest GApps dated 20121130. I don't think that version works on this ROM right now (it's for use on CM10.1, which is Android 4.2.1, not 4.1.2). Download the GApps dated 20121011. You can try to do a dirty flash, but I had to do a clean flash (do a full system wipe).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kruuth:
Cool thanks. The only problem is, now I can't get it to connect to my PC. I get the "The drivers for this device are not installed (Code 28) error. How do I remedy this? I was able to get it going just fine before and root the device. Is there a different driver I need or something?