yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Ixthusdan:
You must go to "about tablet" and then "build number." Hit it 7 times. Dev then shows up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] portezbie:
Lol, I thought you were messing with me but that actually works. How odd. Thanks!

For some reason though even when I check the android debugging box Titanium still gives be a warning message.

EDIT:Nvm, a reboot seems to have fixed it.

Thanks again!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
That's because I haven't included the fix for this yet.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] baknblack:
Must say this new version runs so much better than 4.1 ever did for me. This thing is fluid. 4.1 was always laggy on my Kindle. And no SOD so far.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dadeo1111:
I have to agree. Browsing is faster, loading apps is overall faster too. You da' man, twa!

THANKS!

---------- Post added at 01:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:21 PM ----------

If you tap the recent apps icon again it then exits the recent apps screen - I think that might be what he meant.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] DMardroid:
Yes, not sure either. Checked battery stats and all, noticed maps chewing away; cleared caches n data from app, still no go. Jumped in recovery wiped caches and system, reflashed ROM (didn't wanna wipe data .. Yet) fix perms.

Sleeping like a baby again. Hopefully she sticks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Codewired:
I have this same problem in this rom and hascode's newest rom. Anyone else?

also does anybody have an audio lag when using headphones? For months now whenever I use my headphones their is a good 3 second delay in audio.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] empoy78th:
I did have the same problem with icons and widgets. Installing ADW and Go Launcher HD didn't have the same issues.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rysk29:
nova way better
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chupchae:
I would be surprised if yes

I can't tell You for CM10.1, because right now I'm catching the pace to jump into more stable JB4.2 wagon, but tried one 3G stick I have (Alcatel) on CM10 and it is not powering on when connected. Not surprising me knowing that even for flash drives KF is having problems providing enough voltage/power to work with. From dosen of flashes I have around, only two are working with Kindle Fire without powered USB hub. So Kindle OTG is kind of hit and miss. You can't predict is it going to work or not. For 3G dongle I don't believe that any Kindle ROM has drivers to support it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MaineO:
Does anyone know where the option is for mock locations? I looked at all the settings and cannot find it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes, in my screenshot above.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36402193&postcount=368

Have you done that tap tap dance to enable Developer Options?

Settings, About tablet, tap on Build Number 7-10 times.

Oh, and read back a few pages in new thread, saves those who want to help from posting over and over, or just ignoring your questions.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MaineO:
Oh! I didn't know about that, thank you!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] freestylejunki32:
No sod issue at all so far on the 1/07 gcc build after a clean install and restore from titanium backup. Very smooth :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ttakacs:
On twa's CM10 ROM, I was able to read a 1gb USB stick (using StickMount), but it was indeed hit or miss. If that doesn't work, maybe a 512mb stick or even something smaller would be more consistent.

The general consensus seems to be that KF OTG needs an external power source for all but the least demanding USB devices.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Wideem:
When I rotate my desktop from landscape to portrait it merges all my dock icons to a stack at left side of the dock, I think this is a bug.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
Twa, can we soon expect hashcode's new kernel packed with this rom? Deep sleep drains much less power now, under 1 percentage in 10hrs :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
I uploaded new builds (one standard, one gcc47) about 15 minutes ago.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Vlasp:
Will try after school, as my school doesn't allow compressed files to be downloaded.

Devices:

Kindle Fire with Twa_Priv's cm10 primary and Modaco secondary
[Kindle Fire Android Development] thewood80:
headphone audio lag

I'm also experiencing the audio lag when headphones are plugged in. With netflix, the video will start with no audio, then a few seconds later, the video will pause and the audio will start, and once it is synced up, the video will start playing again. In youtube, the video will buffer, try to start playing, and not start for a few seconds, but the audio and video start together. I had the same problem with this rom, the 4.1.2 CM10 twa_priv rom, and hashcode's stock 4.2.1 rom. Here's what I see in logcat when I start a video in netflix:

01-08 13:02:29.758 I/ESQueue ( 121): found AAC codec config (24000 Hz, 2 channels)

01-08 13:02:29.758 I/avc_utils( 121): found AVC codec config (640 x 480, Baseline-profile level 3.0)

01-08 13:02:29.938 E/OMXNodeInstance( 121): OMX_GetExtensionIndex failed

01-08 13:02:29.946 I/SoftAAC2( 121): Reconfiguring decoder: 48000 Hz, 2 channels

01-08 13:02:29.992 D/AudioResampler( 121): forcing AudioResampler quality to 3

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): Warning message AMessage(what = 'omx ', target = 26) = {

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): int32_t type = 0

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): void *node = 0x1b

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): int32_t event = 3

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): int32_t data1 = 1

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): int32_t data2 = 117440527

01-08 13:02:30.461 W/ ( 121): } unhandled in root state.

01-08 13:02:36.328 D/dalvikvm( 297): GC_EXPLICIT freed 1171K, 33% free 13416K/19783K, paused 2ms+12ms, total 132ms

01-08 13:02:36.711 W/AudioFlinger( 121): write blocked for 6671 msecs, 1 delayed writes, thread 0x4137ba68

Let me know if there's any other debugging info I can provide, that doesn't look like much to go on.

EDIT:

Here's some logs from /proc/kmsg while this is happening:

<3>[ 8197.618194] tlv320aic3110 Media1 LP: no BE found for PDM_DL2

<6>[ 8197.624176] aic31xx_hw_params: playback_stream= 0 capture_stream=1	priv_playback_stream= 1 priv_record_stream=0

<6>[ 8197.638793] Left DAC powered up,counter = 1

<6>[ 8197.640350] Right DAC powered up,counter= 1

<6>[ 8197.640472] pre_pmu: switching to HP

<6>[ 8197.641326] pre_pmu: switching to HP

<6>[ 8204.262268] ##HPL Power up Iterations 200

<6>[ 8204.269348] ##HPR Power up Iterations 1

<6>[ 8204.276733] unmuting codec
[Kindle Fire Android Development] corporal_hades:
Mine also does this, tried nova launcher and same issue.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jakeyablosky:
Does this update still have the problems with Trebuchet launcher?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Roseysdaddy:
Unplugged my kindle 2 hours ago at 100% battery after installing 01082013 update. With no use its still at 100%, that's MUCH improved, before it was using up to 4 or 5% battery an hour to sleep.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] sharonbw:
I was able to successfully revert my kindle from dual boot back to to using only this rom. Yay! Love this rom! Just sharing the joy. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hashcode:
audio updates is on my list of TODOs.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooklynNY:
1. Does the new ROM support a mic?

2. Does it support stickmount?

3. As instructed in this thread, I flashed yesterday's ROM without wiping system/data because my previous ROM was the same from a few days ago. But when rebooting, I'm stuck at "android is upgrading..." "Starting apps..." What to do? Why does it happen?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gnexdude:
On last update when on tapatalk app, when long pressing on a comment to get the reply/quote screen I get a blue screen and no pop up option. Anyone else?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Nope, not here.

- Kindle Fire / JellyBean 4.2.1 / Tapatalk 2
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
10hours, still the same % :) I've been waiting for this for a long time.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rysk29:
yep standby battery is amazing to say the least.. 100% 4 hours later
[Kindle Fire Android Development] alancai:
GCC kernel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] rysk29:
Na i use non gcc flash player works better... dunno y..

i flashed cm-10.1-20130108-1817-otter-sgt7.zip
[Kindle Fire Android Development] loCe45:
Gcc is just a compiler, both packages use new kernel as far as I know.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Guitarman:
Battery life now has reached epic status! :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooklynNY:
Same issue with tapatalk HD.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jfb9301:
I'm running the latest on the gcc one. I lost 0% battery over 7 hours while I slept.

Looks like either ROM will work for the epic battery life.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] davuong:
the 01-08-2013 build show the ram 403mb in setting about, not 404mb like in the older build... what's wrong?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Thelgow:
Sounds nice. My wife kept her Kindle stock, and it amazes me as she doesn't use it at all.

I can take it off the shelf a month later and it will still power on.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Don't you have more important things to worry about in your life?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pbailey212:
I notice the non gcc build runs a lot smoother than the gcc one. Everything is more responsive. My keybord would lag sometimes on the gcc one. And web pages would freeze and crash occasionally. The non gcc runs like butter. Best rom I have used so far!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooklynNY:
Everything goes fine with this ROM, until I reboot. Then I'm stuck at "android is upgrading... Starting apps..."

Any idea what the issue can be?

Thanx.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Devildog78965:
Best ROM for of so far I Luv the battery life but I don't recommend updating because when u do it it deletes my gapps and stuff then u reinstall the books don't work so I have to full wipe then install but its 9.5/10 for me so buttery it like my kindle is brand new and everyone things I have a nexus 7 lol
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
Just flash the ROM and gapps. I use TWRP and can do all zips at once.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] msparks311:
Try re-flashing the ROM and gapps. Be sure to wipe dalvik and cache too.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jma9454:
Does this have gestures? Like I have swipe down to open the apps panel, and swipe up to open the notifications bar on cm10
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chupchae:
Size matters

I wouldn't bet on so small capacity flash drives, usually they are old and not so energy efficient to obey Kindle Fire. I would first try newer small sized with modest capacity (4G, 8G).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] msparks311:
Not currently, hopefully they will introduce those back in soon, still very functional. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gnexdude:
Darn we're sooooo spoiled!!! This rom rules, smooth surfing here everything working great thanks twa! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jma9454:
Of course we're spoiled. We're Americans aren't we? Haha. Jk.

But this definitely is awesome. This isn't a big concern, and I know you have more important things, so I don't really mind if this doesn't see the light of day, but for the recent apps panel, I wish the previews were bigger, like the way they are in cm10. Like I said though, don't waste your time with this stupid stuff if you don't want to.

One more question. Does ttrs headsets work? ... ones with mic so things like voice search work?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooklynNY:
Did that & I'm still having this issue. Could it be because I tampered with some files on root, / ? (This was before I clean reflashed)

Anyone have an idea? I must admit that the battery is great at sleep (stayed at 49% for a few hours) & at use! Thanx a million!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] collindv:
I agree with this. I was seeing quite a bit of sporadic lagging with the gcc version, non-gcc seems much smoother to me.

Also, 24 hours in standby and only 2% battery drain (with wifi off when screen turned off). This is approaching stock levels! Very impressed with the standby life, I can finally stop fully powering down at night!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] alancai:
the rom is perfect for battery. don't hit me first. if it supports auto brightness and mic input would be marvellous. even bluetooth. :p
[Kindle Fire Android Development] collindv:
Bluetooth = impossible, no hardware

Auto brightness = nearly impossible, no drivers (even amazon gave up)

Mic input = could be possible

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hedied4me:
This ROM (and KF developers) have made me fall in love with my device again :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pboggini:
Yea this ROM is great. Much snappier than the 05 GCC one.

Peterb
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Smokexz:
Holding the home soft key brings up multi tasking, is there any way to remove this? It is kind of annoying when accessing Google Now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mlkjuggalo:
is there any way to remove the navigation bar on the bottom of lock screen ? I can't seem to find a setting to remove it .Other than that this rom is getting better with every update :)

Edit : found how to remove the navigation bar on lock screen but then it removes it from home screen to hope an option comes that we can remove it from just the lock screen :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eug89:
@twa_priv

Sorry if I post in this thread going a "bit" off-topic...

I would like to ask you just 1 thing: I'm trying to build a modified cm10.1 for the grouper with all the linaro patches (strict-aliasing, -O3, C++11) like this rom, and I managed to build it both with google's 4.7 toolchain and linaro's. The only issue I have is that when building with $(call cc-option,-std=gnu++11) MX player doesn't work saying that my device is not supported. When compiling without the c++11 options I have no problems.

Have you ever encountered a similar issue?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] scidon37:
This is very off-topic in the Kindle Fire thread. You should ask this in this thread: [HOWTO] Build CM10.1 for Nexus 7. This issue has been discussed quite a bit there.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Yes, that's a known issue. MX Player crashes with an

Cannot load library: reloc_library[1331]: 129 cannot locate '_ZN7android8String16C1EPKt' error.

That's why I don't build with iso-c++11, only -O3 and strict aliasing. iso-c++11 didn't show any performance benefit anyway.

You can also have a look here: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/mx-videoplayer/YiD3q_jL0u0

C++11 seems to work for some, maybe it's an CM difference or something I'm missing locally. But I haven't bothered yet to figure it out.

Also, opera crashes on certain sites like XDA when building with linaro (at least for me).
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lman00:
I'm not sure this is a known bug, but my backlight doesn't goes out right after I locked it. It takes about 10-20 seconds after I lock it, that it goes away. Anyways, I was just wondering, if anybody experience this, too. If it is a known problem, sorry for the spam.

(I'm using the latest 20130108 rom with gcc4.7)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x-y-no:
Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong ...

I'm coming from twa_priv's CM10 rom, so I downloaded the latest build (gcc) and the latest gapps, checked the md5 sums on both, did a full wipe (cache, dalvik, factory reset, system) and flashed the rom the gapps. When I reboot, the boot animation is distorted - the circle is stretched out to an oval with about a third of the animation off the right-hand side of the screen. And the boot never gets past the animation - I've let it sit for about 20 minutes and nothing more happens. I tried the latest non-gcc version and the same thing happens.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Roseysdaddy:
You're using FFF 1.4a and TWRP 2.2.2.1?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eug89:
Thanks, I was going crazy trying to figure out what I was missing.

If I manage to find a fix I'll let you know (not in this thread:) )
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x-y-no:
FFF 1.4a and TWRP 2.3.1.1

I've been using that version of TWRP for a while with no problem ... but maybe that's it?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrBrady:
Increase speed?

First, a big thanks for this ROM. I absolutely love it on my KF. Been using the GCC versions for a while now.

Wanted to see people's tips about speeding up the usability of the device. When I first install, especially from a clean install, the device is super smooth and fast. But after a few hours use or maybe a day, it begins to bog down, even after restarting. Especially when trying to browse the web and even more so when using Chrome over the stock browser.

I've gone through the ROM and removed any unnecessary components I don't need (live wallpaper, audio recorder, etc) to free up space and reduce number of apps running.

Any tips?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Roseysdaddy:
Im pretty new here, but when i started messing around with my kindle that was my issue. The distorted bootup logo is a known bug im pretty sure. every rom ive tried has it, but when it's booting correctly it'll fix itself within a few seconds. Anyway, hope that helps.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x-y-no:
Well, I think the issue is my version of TWRP. I restored my nandroid of CM10 and that's also hanging in the boot animation (although at least that's not distorted.)

Guess I'll go to the recommended TWRP version ... now I just have to remember how to install that from fastboot. :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smgulsby:
@twa

I can't seem to be able to change toggles in the notification drawer when I switch to tablet UI? Any suggestions?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] x-y-no:
Just an update - this was the problem.

I installed TWRP-2.2.2.1 via fastboot, booted into recovery, made sure settings said to format rather than rm -rf, then did a full wipe and installed CM10.1 again. I still got the distorted boot amimation for a few seconds, but then it switched to looking normal and the rom booted up.

Yay!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mikexd1:
I Love this ROM...but i have a little question, what is the difference between GCC and non-GCC builds??

I have read that non-gcc are smoother but i want to know if it is true or what's the diference?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaegorith:
@twa_priv: Perhaps if you update your OP installation instructions to use this specific version of TWRP instead of "Latest FFF and TWRP" it may help?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
2.3.1.1 had issue, the latest 2.3.3.x works fine.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hedied4me:
I took my KF off charge this morning at 7am and turned the screen on first at 5:15pm to see 100% battery :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Gestures / edge swipe navigation are back - thanks to sbrady.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
No non-GCC builds works on my kindle. Any ideas why? Bootanimation distorted too
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
Define "it doesn't work".

Boot animation is a know kernel/device issue. Mentioned in post#3.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] msparks311:
I've searched high and low, but what exactly GCC does has escaped me. I too would like to know the difference.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] BrooklynNY:
But what does he mean by "add status bar actions to hardware keys" at http://goo.gl/kFvx7 ?

I realized that the "no sleep at 100% brightness" has been fixed. (Nano second delay of blue display) THANKS!

Rotation while rocket launcher daydream runs looks like a bug to me. (Not centered after device rotation)

l'm having an issue with booting. It takes much too long since I think the 0106 build.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gg_99:
This is from twa_priv earlier in the thread:

"The difference between the two 20130105 builds is that the gcc47 one is compiled using Google's GCC 4.7 toolchain and with additional optimizer changes."

The GCC builds are built with a different compiler and include various other "cherry picks" not included in its sister build. I don't claim to be an expert on this and hope I'm not misspeaking on twa_priv's behalf. Here's some basic info on what GCC is:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Compiler_Collection
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Roseysdaddy:
updated to cm-10.1-20130110-2106-otter-sgt7.zip and the nav buttons are missing when Tablet UI is initialized. even went back and did a full system wipe before installing and when i activate this mode those buttons immediately go missing. Anyone else having this issue?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gg_99:
Is anyone aware of a flashable zip for TWRP 2.3.3.1? Found the .img file for adb/fastboot, but have mixed luck with device connectivity on my PC so prefer to avoid the (probably only negligible) risk of that method.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MrBrady:
Same here on both 1/10 builds.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Replace the file in smirkit with the updated twrp and flash it. Then you can flash it in terminal emulator
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
No need to do that, I made an updated smirkit with TWRP 2.3.3.1 here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35711679&postcount=329

Also, I know you're already aware of COTR but I would like others to know that COTR is an excellent alternative to TWRP. I've been using it exclusively since August and it's been flawless with any rom I've flashed, as well as backups/restore.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] callmeshulah:
i disabled/enabled the nav buttons and they came back
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
I use it exclusively too. It rocks.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] msparks311:
Just go to navigational buttons and unclick and reclick the ticker.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] :
Sorry if I missed this. I did a search for the word percentage. Is there a trick to get battery percentage shown in tablet UI? Stuck with circle percentage...but prefer the text
[Kindle Fire Android Development] vbdss:
:p

the system will boot the first time and get to the optimizing apps but will reboot and be stuck on the bootanim.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] empoy78th:
Hoooray for the new build!

Epic battery life! Even USB charging (via my laptop) can keep up with my usage. It stays at 100%. On earlier builds, my kindle drains battery faster than I could spell twa_priv!

100% brightness is fixed too. Hooray to everyone involved in this build release!

Thanks for the TWRP flashable post!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
I flash gcc and non-gcc builds on top of each other constantly (with only wiping cache+dalvik) without any issues - and I'm sure other do as well.

Check the md5sum.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
Latest build is great.

As an aside, that Seeder app in the Play store works really well with it. I don't care what Google says, it's not a placebo.The difference was immediate and noticeable.

Did we ever get a new build prop zip for this one?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
What build are you using - gcc / non-gcc ?

Also, I actually was about to include this commit in one of the next builds. I think it does the same as the seeder app.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Badgerino:
GCC

Though I am still on the 1/8 build. Didn't realize there was a 1/10 when I posted that :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jaegorith:
I could be mistaken, but I believe for the last update of TWRP, someone made a zip file so that it could be installed from TWRP itself, just like flashing a ROM. Is that zip file available for the 2.3.3.1 version of TWRP?