yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] LedGrip:
First of all great job Hashcode, I've been waiting a long time for this. I flashed the latest release dated 5/14, and just wanted to share a couple problems I'm having. A lot of apps seem to be freezing. For example YouTube freezes when you try to watch a video during the initial buffer process. Pandora freezes during the first song of a playlist. Instagram freezes when taking pictures. Those are the apps that I have noticed having problems so far.

Again great job, I will be checking back often for any improvements/bug fixes.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
I think Hashcode has been working on audio for quite some time and just hasn't quite nailed it down just yet. So that's been a known issue for a little while, so you're not alone on that one. He said yesterday I believe that he will be working on a new kernel over the next couple of weeks that will hopefully address some of these persistent issues. Still early days for the KFHD, Hashcode has been working hard on the issues though. Just a little patience I think and he will get some more of these things worked out :good:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] persano:
yes, the 3.4. it will add lots of feature. new drivers, more speed, a cleaner kernel, and many things
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] r3pwn:
Sweet. I'm dead tired of everything freezing. Its not just certain apps. Trebuchet, Google Now, Google Play, a HelloWorld app I made to test, and every other app I have installed. I don't seem to remember this is previous versions.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Shawnsch:
I too have the freezing issues
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hinzman420:
I have had no freezes but when i flash the rom i always wipe system, then wipe dalvik cache, then wipe cache, then flash rom, then wipe both caches again, then wipe internal sd, then factory reset. Its seems a little overkill but i don't have a lot of issues people are experiencing. Hope this helps.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] AJ Bryant:
Great rom but when I lock the Kindle, the screen distorts a bit and lags when I try to power it back up. Everything else is perfectly fine. I have a Nexus 10 too and I was wondering if on the KFHD the keyboard is supposed to vibrate when I type. I could've sworn I felt it vibrate once when I typed but it never happened again. Thanks again for the rom though. Way better than Kindle stock OS or using a launcher.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Jester6:
Haptic feedback. Either the kindle doesn't support it (which I think is the case) or it's a kernel issue.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hollaback12786:
I believe the kindle doesn't have the vibrate hardware :(
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] persano:
no, but, this matter. it is vibration, i hate it. a tablet with it, dont make much more.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] phenixof4:
all my audios are working GOOD even the HDMI :good:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Yeah my audio's good too. Haven't tried hdmi. Just seems like a lot of people are having problems with audio. Seems like they are slowly working on getting the persistent issues figured out one by one though. Awesome job Hash and Marino, love the progress you guys are making to make this an even better tablet :D :thumbup:

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
New 1.5ghz kernel test:

This kernel has 1.5ghz enabled, but should start clocked at 1.2ghz. You can enable 1.5 in performance settings.

SmartReflex is still enabled for dynamic performance scaling of voltage (this is different than the Maromi test posted earlier today with SmartReflex disabled).

Why this kernel *should* work as a 1.5ghz OC where previous attempts didn't:

Each OMAP44xx chip has nominal voltage values for supported cpu frequencies written to efuse registers. These values ALWAYS go up to the 1.2ghz cpu frequency in the case of the 4460. But, for many Tate users they do NOT include a value for 1.5ghz. So during the kernel init, when a value is missing, the voltage data has a gap and relies on the previous value in the table. This causes an undervolt situation and usually ends with a frozen device during boot.

My change in this kernel was to create an "override" table of nvalues which is used instead of the register values (which may or may not be present). I used my own Tate device where the 1.5ghz value is present and inserted that value into this override table. This way smartreflex doesn't default back to a lower voltage thus solving the undervolt issue. I consider this a somewhat "stock" overclock but testing will be needed to prove how stable this is over time.

Testers: I'm mainly interested in users who were previously unable to use the 1.5ghz settings to test this kernel. Though, I do also want a cross section of users to test it. If this seems to work for all users, I will push these changes out to github and devs like Maromi can continue his quest towards modifying and tweaking the kernel to his liking while keeping the 1.5ghz settings AND smartreflex intact.

No other changes are included with this test.

1.5ghz kernel .zip download [05/25]:

http://d-h.st/Hsg

md5sum: 897d4ec5ec9af51f4b6e471d3a789b50

1.2ghz kernel .zip download [05/08]

http://d-h.st/2Ie

md5sum: 6e2958e915ede39e2d38dd088a8978d8

As a fallback, please download

BOTH

kernel .zips above and keep them on your /sdcard. Should you have any problems with the 1.5ghz kernel, you can re-enter TWRP and flash the 1.2ghz .zip to return to a bootable state:

Installation:

Boot into TWRP, flash just the 1.5ghz .zip and reboot. No need for gapps or full ROM install.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] jailuis:
I am now able to run at 1.5GHz. Every other build used to froze, yet this one is working just fine :)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] codepoet82:
This 1.5Ghz kernel works just fine on my tablet as well. Mine has been a bit odd before, where hashcode's first 1.5 build would freeze, but none of the alternate 1.4 or 1.5ghz kernels had given me trouble at the over clocked speeds.

-Ken
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] seokhun:
Like the two users ahead of me, this test build boots properly, and no issues when enabling through Performance under Settings. Well-done!

Now, the only bug I have left is the audio one that turns the screen off and never turns it back on. Everything else about the ROM is absolutely magnificent.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] sxrmafia:
Boot Ok , Feels much snappier after the 1.5 Ghz Kernel :)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] dugoy13:
The new kernel works, even though I can use the OC kernels before even with smart reflex on. But this one got me a 9400 rather than a 9300 in Antutu

Sent from my air conditioner unit running CyanogenMod
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
Anybody getting odd touch placement? I get random touch locations, I can touch back button and all 3 buttons press or I hit settings and get mail etc..
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] seokhun:
That's an issue with the voltages. Unplug the charger.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
The charger isn't plugged in, at first I thought it was the screen protector so I pulled that off! It'd totally random though like I am pressing my hand over the screen. Do you think I should wipe and start again?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
Does it go away when you reboot? Also, if you have adb setup, please grab the following log files for me the next time it's happening:

adb logcat > logcat.txt

adb shell "dmesg" > kmsg.txt

And then email both to: hashcode0f@gmail.com (and maybe say "Odd Touch KFire HD 7" in the subject or something)

Thanks
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
Yep it works fine after reboot, shell I send you logs anyway or would it be better to wait for it to happen again?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] south956:
Hasn't froze, 2days in and scores in low 9000 seems to b fixed

Sent From TabletUI using Tapatalk 4 beta
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] phenixof4:
Were u charging your device the time u was having the random touch? I had the same problem but ever since changed my device charger to an 2amp charger no more random touches
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] bbanghyung:
Works Great for me! Absolutely no problems. Antutu around 8400 every time. Was getting 7500's before.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
Nope not a charger issue, started doing it when it wasn't plugged in

---------- Post added at 06:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:35 PM ----------

Heres another odd thing, when I boot into fast boot I cant used adb says device already in use, when I try adb using normal boot the device is not detected and the driver shows as NON adb but it wont let me update to the adb driver (tells me its already in use).

Any body have any suggestions please?

P.S just checked the charger is 1000ma so ordered the genuine amazon kindle fire charger, hope that resolves any issues with odd touching
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] jdeclue:
1.5 kernel - latest seems to have solved my voltage issue

My fire HD does have the voltage issue and the previous oc'ed kernels would immediately lock the kindle when the frequency was changed. I have installed, tested and run multiple tests for a couple of hours, and other than one antutu run that locked just the app, it has remained very stable. Avg 9200 in antutu and 92 in multi threaded linpack. Seems solid.

Testing procedure;

Two scenario runs, default 1.5 and 1.5 w/ noop , reboot between.

Scenerios: on battery, on charger, start on battery and finish on charger.

Tests for each scenario: 3 antutu default , 1 antutu stability and 1 background while using chrome browser, 10 linpack single and 10 multi threaded.

Overall Averages, (scenarios were negligible).

Antutu avg 9200

Stability tests, straight line 50.1-50.5 and 1_2 degree curve (very, very good)

Linpack single avg 51

Linpack multi avg 91

Joel
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Hey guys just have one question. Been running this Rom now for awhile and it runs great especially with the 1.4 Ghz oc kernel. Everything is fast and smooth and battery is good. The only thing that I can't figure out is WiFi dropouts. I know it's not my network, all my other devices run on it flawlessly with no dropouts ever. My kindle will be fine for 3 or 4 days and then when I'm in the middle of reading an article or something else it can dropout 4 or 5 times within a 10 minute period and it will keep doing this until I reboot. Anybody else experience this or any suggestions for a fix? This is really the only issue that bothers me about this Rom. Thanks all.

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] r3pwn:
No problems on my end.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Hmm, ok. Like I said it comes and goes. I'll be good for a few days and then it'll act up randomly and most of the isn't solved until I reboot. Alright thanks for the feedback though. Maybe if it keeps doing it, I'll go for a fullwipe and reinstall. :(

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] SKORPiO1975:
I had the same issues even before flashing CM10.1. I have Netgear router with DDWRT and I lowered transmit power. Since then my kindle never dropped connection.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
That's interesting. I also have a netgear router. I've been through the settings before but don't recall seeing a transmit power setting. Do you think you could pm me with where to find that, I would really appreciate it, this is really bothering me. It's the only device I'm having WiFi problems with (and I have a lot of them).

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] bro1:
that will be a netgear flashed with DDWRT firmware
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] fifasarajevo:
Hello, does anyone have a mirror of this rom (5/14 build) Goo has been actin a fool for the past few days?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Katalystik:
Here you go,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2296873
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
Any body got a better download link for the latest? Hashes keeps timing out (version with mic)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Ok, I'll have to read on that. My netgear is about 3 years old, so I'll see what I can dig up. Thanks for the tips :good:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Krsmqn:
http://db.tt/GBzVuERq

Sent from my CyanogenFire HD
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
Thanks
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
FYI,

I'm going to be making some rather big changes on the hardware driver end of this build. Mostly, I'm frustrated by some of the binary blobs we still use from Amazon, and these new changes are aimed directly at replacing them with source-based alternatives.

With access to full sensor sources, better memory management + a full debugging of our existing kernel drivers, I feel like the device will be much more stable and run smoother (note: probably not faster as the 9200's antutu are very good IMHO).

So, I'll run a clean build of the existing setup and put it on 2 mirrors and then, it will be some time before the next build.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] persano:
this are exellent news and the kernel 3.4 is going to be exellent. better Kindle fire Impossible.

[OFF TOPIC] i see you are using a motorola razr. i m going to buy the new motorola razr d3, is motorola good now? or is the same like when they made motorola spice and that horrible phones. do you recommend me to buy motorola razr d3?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] SKORPiO1975:
Yes, I'm running DDWRT. Sorry I failed to mention it. I have WNR2000v2 if my memory serves me right.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
I need some assistance please, after updating to this rom I had some issues with getting adb to work (newb issue forgot to turn on adb again) anyway I removed the adb driver on my computer and now it wont install the driver properly in device manager it just shows up as amazon kindle fire hd with the issue flag.

I have tried removing and installing a few times with no joy, anybody got any suggestions please?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] hamidwt:
this may help

" For any peeps having ADB driver issues with this ROM please follow this little guide:

1. Uninstall any existing ADB drivers for your KFHD through device manager (while Kindle is unplugged)

2. Plug the KFHD back into the PC, when it pops up saying drivers needed for Amazon Kindle Fire HD, close the dialog box.

3. Go back into Device Manager, your device should be labelled "Amazon Kindle Fire HD". Right click it and select 'Properties'

4. Click 'Update Driver', choose 'Browse my computer for driver software' and then choose 'Let me pick from a list of devices'

5. Scroll through the list until you find 'Kindle Fire' double click it and then choose 'Android ADB interface'

6. Click 'Next' and you're done!!

I've succesfully managed to push files using 'adb push' in cmd, so it's working again. Only oddity I've noticed is when you use the 'adb devices' command it returns with '0123456789ABCDEF device' "
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] 1deej:
Thanks dude worked first time,
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
No, you did mention it, it's alright ;) Maybe time to upgrade my wifi :rolleyes:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
I might hold off until more reviews come out for the RAZR D3. It's not a QCOM or OMAP processor. It's a new chipset from MediaTek. And I have no idea how good or bad it will be :/
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] persano:
not new, it is mediatek 6577. it is good. jiayu g3 has it. and it is motorola, so i think it wold be great, i cant afford much for a phone. i can pay 1500 argentinian pesos, or 2000 argentinian pesos. i have to choose this or the blackberry q5 (if it is cheap). but this phone is awesome (d3)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
Ah, then that would make sense I think as a nice new phone for a very reasonable price. I know the QCOM/Eyxnos SoC packages are very expensive by comparison.

I'm not sure many devs have looked at the MediaTek chipsets tho. :/
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] fillbach:
Audio

I know a lot of people are posting audio issues, but i wanted to just add what i noticed with my device. Audio works perfect for awhile but then stops working. I've noticed though that it stops working when it switches audio to a different source. Ex. listening to pandora and a new email comes in. Cuts out right when it would normally play the email notification. The only way i have found to get audio back is to restart. any suggestions?

Running 5/14 build with 1.5oc 3.050 kernel

ACid & Noozoxide installed
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] AmrBanawan:
The only way i could fix this issue is by going back to [05/11] ALPHA version... :(
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] seokhun:
Hash, what would happen to this ROM should you not be able to catch up on the current nightlies as far as improvements and bug fixes? In other words, if the current official devices attain stable builds (very soon now, they have RC3s), and move on to CM10.2 nightlies (Android 4.3, or 5.0, depends) then will you move on or stay and finish CM10.1?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
I think it would depend on how difficult the jump to the next version of Android is.

For example, if I can rebuild this ROM on a new Android w/o losing any functionality, then I'll make the jump. If I feel that 4.2 has the most functionality for the moment, then I'll leave this ROM at that version until it makes sense to jump to the new one.

Unfortunately, I don't have enough dev time to maintain 2 versions, but I'm sure someone else in the community could run builds of CM10.1 if I chose to move on, and there were still those that wanted it.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] r3pwn:
This is a very common issue. My "Pro7o Toolbox" app (not on the Play store. Just DL the Crystallized ROM and extract it from /system/apk) has a "Quick Reboot" option that should make these bugs affect your experience less. :)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Another great app is called quick boot. That is in the play store. I believe there's a paid and a free version. You can do a hot boot, which is like a quick reset, not full reboot. Also may be with a look. It also lets you boot directly to bootloader or recovery :thumbup:

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] r3pwn:
As does mine, but mine is 100% free no ads. :D

And the "Hot Reboot" is the same as my "Quick Reboot"
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Oh, ok. Was just throwing another option on the table. Going to give your Rom a try this weekend :thumbup:

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] DroidIt!:
Oh, just one other thing. Been reading for a couple weeks now that the next android will indeed be 4.3. They're saying bugfixes and such and software optimizations and updates to their services mostly. As seen in Google I/o, they're mostly focused on this round with improving user experience, as long as we're on topic of next android version.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] AJ Bryant:
Soft Keys Dont Work

After installing the 1.5ghz kernel the 'recent apps' soft key doesn't work. What's the difference between these kernels anyway beside the fact that one is 1.2 and the other is 1.5. Is it supposed to make the Kindle run smoother?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] dugoy13:
Try to press the power button once to go to sleep mode and turn it on again. The difference is the 1.5GHz kernel is actually overclocked since the kindle's original max freq is 1.2GHz

Sent from my air conditioner unit running CyanogenMod
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] AJ Bryant:
Oh alright and thanks that actually did fix it.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Opensystem:
keyboard question

Hey I love this rom its great!! however i got used to the kindle keyboard for the hd that i had been using. ive tried just installing the Latinime.apk file and sideloading it, but i get a message saying it failed, and parsing errors. does anyone know of a solution? i hate swype lol so if anyone can get me my old keyboard back on this rom, ill be forever greatful
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] AJ Bryant:
Kindles also have swype. I'd stick with the CM10.1 keyboard though just because the blue theme of the keyboard matches the UI. Do you really want the orange Kindle keyboard with the blue Jelly Bean theme of cyanogenmod? I've tried other keyboards and they never work properly if you have a cache cleaner/task killer app.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Opensystem:
You do make a valid point about the whole theme thing, what I really miss most is the word prediction used by the kfhd keyboard. Every other option I've tried has a limit of 3 words it predicts for you up top, while the Kindle one had like 6 words, allowing me to type less in the end. Of course, I'm sure it's more a matter of just having gotten used to something too. However if anyone knows a keyboard with more predictive options, or just plain how to install the stupid kfhd keyboard... You would be much appreciated. Thanks again All!
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] CVanB:
Small Problem

I wanted to make you aware that the mounting feature isn't working properly on both the rom and twrp.:confused:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hashcode:
Updated the OP w/ a CM refresh build for those of you looking for any changes over the last few weeks (in the CM sources).

Let me know if goo.im is still having issues and I'll mirror on dev host as well.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] hamidwt:
Has anything changed in this build?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] south956:
+1
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] :
Anyone know if it's possible to restart the audio driver without rebooting every time?

Using the mic cuts it out & I've also noticed the stock e-mail notifications also cause it to stop as well (Disabled those for now).

Thanks ;)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hollaback12786:
You could Google it and find the CM website and change log.....search before posting :p
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] seokhun:
Basically, Hash adapted changes from recent CM changelogs so this ROM caught up with the current official nightly builds of supported devices. I sense official support coming for Tate!
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] persano:
I think in a month or two (when you release the new kernel) im going to test this. can i use this with the older twrp and 7.2.3 kinology rom ?

any help?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] south956:
Sorry but dont got the time to really search, i just wanted a quick answer to see when i use tapatalk.

imported from Cyanoid thru Tapatalk 4 beta
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] superdorf:
Rotation

Installed the rc4 tonight... Seems like rotation is not working. It seems the accelerometer is not working. Anyone else seeing this?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] quan_1986:
What is RC4 ? This is a updated CM Refresh of Hashcode ,working 100% .:good:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Hollaback12786:
Goo.im sucks right now :(
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] quan_1986:
goo.im message : We are currently experiencing difficulties with one or more of our distribution servers. Please hang tight for this to get resolved.

I'm upload here : https://bienphongvnn.box.com/s/b4v10qll34ije0e2iymo CM10.1 20130604 (CM refresh)of Hashcode
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] seokhun:
Am I missing something? What is up with the replies?

Test what? The ROM? How are you going to test the ROM with Kinology? Kinology itself is now running 7.3.1, so where's the 7.2.3 coming from? Why older TWRP and not the current build? What?

Do the work yourself, don't make others do the work for you. It's a simple Google search, and you come up with cmxlog.com

This is not a supported device, so I don't know where you got the RC4 from. Sensors are a known issue.