I know this sounds a little strange, I've just been curious the last few days to try out the kindle fire hd launcher on my nexus 7. Was curious if anyone has ever gotten this working before, and if so, if they would be willing to share the apk.
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I know this sounds a little strange, I've just been curious the last few days to try out the kindle fire hd launcher on my nexus 7. Was curious if anyone has ever gotten this working before, and if so, if they would be willing to share the apk.
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I think that launcher is integrated with system, like sense rosie launcher, so it can't stand alone without the rest of the system parts...would work with a full rom port...
I'm not sure about this! I may be wrong
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I think that launcher is integrated with system, like sense rosie launcher, so it can't stand alone without the rest of the system parts...would work with a full rom port...
I'm not sure about this! I may be wrong
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Makes sense. I'll have to see what I can find.
Been looking
Iv'e been looking for a Kindle fire Rom but haven't had any luck so far.
Just thought I'd post here I would definitely download a Kindle Fire Rom if it ever came out.
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Iv'e been looking for a Kindle fire Rom but haven't had any luck so far.
Just thought I'd post here I would definitely download a Kindle Fire Rom if it ever came out.
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Me too. I've just been curious lately since my nexus 7 doesn't get much use anymore. Wanted to see if it would still work with my prime account even though it's not a true kindle.
I know I'll be kicking myself for jumping in here but curiosity got the best of me... What exactly are you trying to accomplish by running a Kindle launcher/rom on your N7...?
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I know I'll be kicking myself for jumping in here but curiosity got the best of me... What exactly are you trying to accomplish by running a Kindle launcher/rom on your N7...?
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I've wondered about this launcher as well... for me it would be for the sake of trying something different.
the fire HD launcher looks to be a little more "kid friendly" than the stock nexus launcher, and the scrolling apps and media are kinda neat.
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I've wondered about this launcher as well... for me it would be for the sake of trying something different.
the fire HD launcher looks to be a little more "kid friendly" than the stock nexus launcher, and the scrolling apps and media are kinda neat.
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I can dig that was just thinking there might be an easier path to what you're trying to accomplish but it would probably take a good deal of theming to achieve what you're after
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Posting in here rather than start a new thread - if the system was ported could the Kindle app access the Amazon prime library? It's currently limited to Kindle devices only.
The Kindle Fire HD Launcher does look nice.
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i know this isn't the kindle section but i want answers from people i trust. who uses a kindle and are you running stock or a rom? if rom what one? do you lose the ability to connect to amazon for streaming and reading books? i kind of like the stock but the geek in me keeps tossing around putting cm9 on it.
I believe there is a kindle app for Android to read books on the play store
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i know this isn't the kindle section but i want answers from people i trust. who uses a kindle and are you running stock or a rom? if rom what one? do you lose the ability to connect to amazon for streaming and reading books? i kind of like the stock but the geek in me keeps tossing around putting cm9 on it.
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I'm rocking a custom rom on my kindle fire from the sd card and all I have to do is turn off, pull sd card, and than the orignal software turns on. As far as amazon still working I have installed countless apps on the custom rom and have had no problems. Rom being cm7 but you need to google how to in stall into sd card. Hope this helps. + 1 thanks!
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I'm rocking a custom rom on my kindle fire from the sd card and all I have to do is turn off, pull sd card, and than the orignal software turns on. As far as amazon still working I have installed countless apps on the custom rom and have had no problems. Rom being cm7 but you need to google how to in stall into sd card. Hope this helps. + 1 thanks!
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thanks they have a section on xda with a ton of how to. i just want to know if i lose any functionality if i do. i know i can flash back but that is pita. have you tried cm9 on it yet? you said pull sd card?????? you have a external slot?
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thanks they have a section on xda with a ton of how to. i just want to know if i lose any functionality if i do. i know i can flash back but that is pita. have you tried cm9 on it yet? you said pull sd card?????? you have a external slot?
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I believe he means nook color.
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i know this isn't the kindle section but i want answers from people i trust. who uses a kindle and are you running stock or a rom? if rom what one? do you lose the ability to connect to amazon for streaming and reading books? i kind of like the stock but the geek in me keeps tossing around putting cm9 on it.
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Not from this forum just came across your post. I have kindle fire running miui an older version. You do lose ability to watch amazon video if rooted and custom roms. Like another poster said, there is an app on market for reading books but alot of people complain its no where near as good as the stock reader. No there is NOT an external sd card so the other poster must be speaking of a different reader. I love my kindle and the fact that there is no way to hard brick it! Alot of people think its hard bricked, but the fire can be fixed no matter what error is there. Alot of roms for it, I've tried a few of but I just keep going back to miui. Sorry to hijack your post.
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Not from this forum just came across your post. I have kindle fire running miui an older version. You do lose ability to watch amazon video if rooted and custom roms. Like another poster said, there is an app on market for reading books but alot of people complain its no where near as good as the stock reader. No there is NOT an external sd card so the other poster must be speaking of a different reader. I love my kindle and the fact that there is no way to hard brick it! Alot of people think its hard bricked, but the fire can be fixed no matter what error is there. Alot of roms for it, I've tried a few of but I just keep going back to miui. Sorry to hijack your post.
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No problem and thanks you gave me info I wanted. I side loaded ADW launcher which gives me a tablet format when I want it and I can go back to stock when i want just by hitting the home button. still the geek in me wants to hack it lol
I run Aokp I use moon reader for books.
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I run Aokp I use moon reader for books
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Thanks for the info. Could you please remove that last part it is against xda rules to mention that.
#cough#got it#cough#
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No problem and thanks you gave me info I wanted. I side loaded ADW launcher which gives me a tablet format when I want it and I can go back to stock when i want just by hitting the home button. still the geek in me wants to hack it lol
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It was the first thing I did with mine. I got mine first month it came out so lots of development hadn't been done yet but it came along quick. Thing I hate about stock is that everytime amazon updates (every 2-3 months it seems) it breaks root so another way to root has to be found. That is enough for me to just stay off stock completely.
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It was the first thing I did with mine. I got mine first month it came out so lots of development hadn't been done yet but it came along quick. Thing I hate about stock is that everytime amazon updates (every 2-3 months it seems) it breaks root so another way to root has to be found. That is enough for me to just stay off stock completely.
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i know the advantages of having root on our phones but what is the advantage on the KF? I side load a launcher and can use it as a tablet or as the reader.
kennyglass123 said:
#cough#got it#cough#
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#cough#thanks#cough#
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i know the advantages of having root on our phones but what is the advantage on the KF? I side load a launcher and can use it as a tablet or as the reader.
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It gives you access to google play store which gives you access to more apps. Also needed if you want to install a recovery and try different roms.
See this thread：http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31538978#post31538978
Question : can we update our 1st Kindle Fire's 6.3.1 Rom?
I will try it!
We wait for results gl
Amazon Kindle Fire - CM10
It won't work out the box, already tried. It's partitioned differently.
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We wait fo results gl
Amazon Kindle Fire - CM10
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it's exciting!
i can't waiting any seconds!
read post number 12 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1881476
I might attempt to port when I get home.
Edit: I decided not to try...I have other things I have to do.
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I might attempt to port when I get home.
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waiting for your results!
I DON'T know many about MLO and xloader partition what's in the update-script.
I wonder whether we can modify the update-script according to 6.3.1's ?
Please don't try flashing the original Amazon 2nd gen file. I'll see what I can do w/ the ROM using our existing 3.0 kernel when I get time.
It would be even more fantastic if you guys might can use the new ics stock's kernel to fix the charging detector problem, it's ics right? Is it possible?
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Please don't try flashing the original Amazon 2nd gen file. I'll see what I can do w/ the ROM using our existing 3.0 kernel when I get time.
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Thanks hashcode!
I had learnt many things from you!
Can you give me some advise to modify the updater-script of the 2nd gen file?
it needs to flash MLO, needs to read xloader partition.
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It would be even more fantastic if you guys might can use the new ics stock's kernel to fix the charging detector problem, it's ics right? Is it possible?
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it's hard work.
maybe i must give up!
i don't know anything about MLO.
wait till amazon pushes the 1st gen the update. I'm sure they will just package it with the 3.0 kernel and send it out very soon
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shravbits said:
wait till amazon pushes the 1st gen the update. I'm sure they will just package it with the 3.0 kernel and send it out very soon
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This is what I'm waiting for myself. The differences in hardware and partition table make this an exercise in futility when a device specific version is probably not to far off.
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shravbits said:
wait till amazon pushes the 1st gen the update. I'm sure they will just package it with the 3.0 kernel and send it out very soon
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Im pretty sure admin isn't going to update the original fires, performance wise with their skinned android it will most likely cause way too many issues
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k28king1 said:
Im pretty sure admin isn't going to update the original fires, performance wise with their skinned android it will most likely cause way too many issues
cm9 lg-lg855
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I don't think the would update the 1th generation at least not for now
They want to sell the new ones, hashcode is working on porting it, just if he does some magic!
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I don't think the would update the 1th generation at least not for now
They want to sell the new ones, hashcode is working on porting it, just if he does some magic!
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it will be nice to try something new for the kindle fire 1st gen
I also do not think Amazon will do anything for kindle fire. It is simply not an aspect of their business plan. You and I play with the hardware like it is hardware. Amazon is looking at sales from subscribers. This is why a diminished is works for them, but not for us.
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Ixthusdan said:
I also do not think Amazon will do anything for kindle fire. It is simply not an aspect of their business plan. You and I play with the hardware like it is hardware. Amazon is looking at sales from subscribers. This is why a diminished is works for them, but not for us.
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That might actually be in our favour, if they are selling the fire at the bare minimum price and their target is selling their digital goods, then they have no reason not to continue to cater to all their user base. Since better software makes users more inclined to just stick with Amazon and continue consuming.
Of course one never knows, so take this as just my 2 cents.
Can anybody just get the apps to install just the launcher on cm9? That is all that I want.
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2390 said:
Can anybody just get the apps to install just the launcher on cm9? That is all that I want.
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Yes It would be great if you make tutorial of how to run the amazon launcher on cm10-cm9... since hashcodes kernel is stable now i don't want to move to anything else
This is the second Fire I've had where the contacts went bad. Now I have a rooted modded fire and can't send it back. What gives with the way it went bad again? Design flaw? Bad luck? Misuse (I often use it while its plugged in and its hard to not apply pressure to the cord.
Anybody w/ experience messing with the case/contacts/etc. Want to give me some advice or how to fix this?
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Any time a structure is mounted to the board, this problem can occur. The way to avoid it is to mount the port on the case or some other way and use connectors to the board. This requires more space and increased production costs. So, it is simply a design flaw, but not a design intent. The fix is actually a solder on the board, a skill I certainly do not have!
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Josepho1997 said:
What are the contacts? And you can always flash the 6.3.1.zip file from amazon, and then do a factory reset. That will unroot you and delete TWRP and FFF.
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I mean the contacts where the charger plugs in. I may do the flash/return bit but what a pain lol! I was hoping someone had this problem and fixed it themselves - you know just straightening a contact or something. I'm grasping at straws here. SORRY!
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Ixthusdan said:
Any time a structure is mounted to the board, this problem can occur. The way to avoid it is to mount the port on the case or some other way and use connectors to the board. This requires more space and increased production costs. So, it is simply a design flaw, but not a design intent. The fix is actually a solder on the board, a skill I certainly do not have!
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Thanks. Makes perfect sense. Sounds like I'll need to return to stock and try to get Amazon to fix/replace it. Yuck.
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Yeah be very careful on your return to stock do that order specific wipe before flashing update.zip its not a bad idea to flash Modaco first then wipe all to flash update.zip it could make the transition smoother here is Modaco http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1439916 not the altrom sharonbw that is for dual booting.
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Yeah be very careful on your return to stock do that order specific wipe before flashing update.zip its not a bad idea to flash Modaco first then wipe all to flash update.zip it could make the transition smoother here is Modaco http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1439916 not the altrom sharonbw that is for dual booting.
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Thank you very much! I discovered I have exactly one month left on my warranty so back it goes!
This is actually the 2nd time I've had to send it back for the same reason. I thought it was a fluke the first time. Now that I understand the problem I'm surprised it doesn't happen to everybody!
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I've had my Kindle Fire replaced and want to stick with stock ROM so I can use Kindle Launcher/Reader (it's rooted with googleapps installed). However I find that a lot of my apps from Google Play claim to be incompatible with my device. I previously changed its "appearance" to galaxy nexus on my JB ROM but I can't get it to work on this ROM. Am I really forced to choose between Google and Amazon? D*MN THEM!
EDIT: I realized I had MoDaCo before. I flashed it on this device and Googleplay "sees" me now. I think as a galaxy tab. Nice.
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I've had my Kindle Fire replaced and want to stick with stock ROM so I can use Kindle Launcher/Reader (it's rooted with googleapps installed). However I find that a lot of my apps from Google Play claim to be incompatible with my device. I previously changed its "appearance" to galaxy nexus on my JB ROM but I can't get it to work on this ROM. Am I really forced to choose between Google and Amazon? D*MN THEM!
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For curiosity's sake, what software version is your new Kindle Fire running?
soupmagnet said:
For curiosity's sake, what software version is your new Kindle Fire running?
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6.3.1 (MoDaCo Gr9)
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6.3.1 (MoDaCo Gr9)
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Okay, so they are still replacing 1st gen. with 1st gen. Good to know.
So, my wife and I were thinking about getting our daughter a Leap Frog Explorer 2 Tablet.
Upon reading the reviews, and specs, a lot of the recommendations were to just buy her a real tablet with a good case.
I own a Nexus 7. We don't let her play with it on account of it not having a case. She loves my wife's iPhone and my Android. We have lots of kid friendly apps on both.
We don't want to spend a ton on the tablet. I see Amazon has the Kindle Fire for $159. That's pretty reasonable, and I can get an otter box for it.
However, before I buy, I want to read into other options. Do any of you know any other viable options out there? I really prefer Android OS and I hear that I can root and ROM a Kindle Fire. A case is also a must. I looked on Newegg and saw a lot of cheap (never heard of the brand name before) Android tablets for $70-$150, but I'm skeptical on quality, and I have to have a durable case for it.
Thanks in advance for any help!!!
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Another nice addition would be an HDMI out. My Nexus 7 does not have one but it isn't a deal breaker. Still don't want to spend more than $160ish.
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Are the ones Amazon currently selling the second generation? They are rootable/ROMable right?
Whatever you do..... Do not buy a no name android tablet. They are garbage in every aspect. Lots of them don't even give you access to the playstore or even have multi-touch. I personally don't know about the kindle fire but I got my son a 7" p1000 galaxy tab ( a little outdated but cheap) and he plays that thing.to death. Personally I definitely think you're better off getting a name brand tablet. The kid will never touch your phone again LOL.
Just my 2c
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kibosh1981 said:
Whatever you do..... Do not buy a no name android tablet. They are garbage in every aspect. Lots of them don't even give you access to the playstore or even have multi-touch. I personally don't know about the kindle fire but I got my son a 7" p1000 galaxy tab ( a little outdated but cheap) and he plays that thing.to death. Personally I definitely think you're better off getting a name brand tablet. The kid will never touch your phone again LOL.
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Thank you for the fast reply! Thats why we're thinking about the tablet. We would LOVE to have our phones back.
I figured a no name would be an awful idea. I have played with one before a friend got, and I was beyond unimpressed.
I really wish I could afford another Nexus 7 and just put a really nice case on it. I love the N7.
My 3 year old niece loves the Kindle Fire and she can navigate around it pretty well. They have the parental controls set up so she can't mess it up. They got her an Innotab 2 to be given to her as a gift but I don't think she'll like it as she is accustomed to the Kindle.
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No, don't let your kids play with fire. They will burn down the house.
Yes, do let them use the Kindle Fire however.
Sweet, thanks guys for all the input!
I found one locally for $125 (Non HD, 2nd Gen). Is it pretty easy to root/rom?
I must have Play Store.
S2005x said:
Sweet, thanks guys for all the input!
I found one locally for $125 (Non HD, 2nd Gen). Is it pretty easy to root/rom?
I must have Play Store.
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Yeah, there's guides here that you can follow.
Make sure it's a first generation kindle. I believe the other versions have locked boot loaders so you won't be able to modify it.
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Try the old nook touch/tablet. They are supposed to be super easy to root and install a ROM, plus they have expandable memory.
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Cool. Thanks everyone for the input!
I already bought one, but I'm not sure which generation it is.
System Version: 6.3.1_user_4107920
I'd really love to run a custom ROM on here. I don't like the Kindle version of AndroidOS.
I've got a Nexus 7 too, and I love it to run similarly to that.
Ok good, you have the 1st gen. I recommend rooting it with KFU (search is your friend)
If you want it to be like your nexus 7, with android 4.1, I recommend flashing Alien Droid. Runs great.
If you don't mind it being an older version of android, I HIGHLY recommend flashing a CM7 Rom. They are stable and have great battery life
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Ok good, you have the 1st gen. I recommend rooting it with KFU (search is your friend)
If you want it to be like your nexus 7, with android 4.1, I recommend flashing Alien Droid. Runs great.
If you don't mind it being an older version of android, I HIGHLY recommend flashing a CM7 Rom. They are stable and have great battery life
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Well, that is awesome news
My N7 has 4.2 on it now... did the update a while back.
Alien Droid and CM7 are two different roms yes? Would you recommend CM7 over Alien Droid?
I have a custom rom on my phone (Atrix2 running Swifty Trix 4.2).
My N7 is stock 4.2 rooted.
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I notice there are CM10 ROMs for the KF now, thats the new version of CM7 yes?
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I'm pretty sure the Kindle does not have a removable SD card right?
Went with this one for now [ROM] CM10/SGT7 for the Kindle Fire [20121211] [Linaro]
Gonna play around with it and see if I like it. If not, i'll try a CM7, or that Alien one you mentioned.
You can have both Roms if you wish...dual boot your kindle is the way to go..I use Madco rom and jb or which ever Rom I wanna play with but Madco Rom has super long batt life.look in th dev thread for dual boot its awesome.
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S2005x said:
Went with this one for now [ROM] CM10/SGT7 for the Kindle Fire [20121211] [Linaro]
Gonna play around with it and see if I like it. If not, i'll try a CM7, or that Alien one you mentioned.
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Alien is definitely a good choice to go with. Very smooth and stable.
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You can have both Roms if you wish...dual boot your kindle is the way to go..I use Madco rom and jb or which ever Rom I wanna play with but Madco Rom has super long batt life.look in th dev thread for dual boot its awesome.
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First off, War Eagle. Dual Boot could be cool. Especially because this tablet will have 2-3 users. We bought it for our daughter to play with, and I'd like to set it up with parental controls etc. My wife steals my Nexus7 all the time, so she may play with this as well. I'm liking CM10 right now, but i'd like to find a stable 4.2 release, that's what my N7 runs.
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Alien is definitely a good choice to go with. Very smooth and stable.
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That's what I've heard. There aren't a lot of pics/screenshots of it on their development page though
CM7 ROMs are very good for battery, they can sleep for days with minimal drain. I too have a dual booted Kindle with CM7 and CM10. I hardly ever use CM10 because of battery drain but it supports OTG so I stick with it.
If I had to choose what to recommend to you I would say CM7 because not only great battery but it has had much more time to be fine tuned and tweaked by developers. A young child would be just fine with CM7 (that's only my opinion) because it's simplistic in nature.
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War Eagle back even tho it was a horrible year for us
I still love my tigers!!!
CM10 is great I love it I just wish battery life was better...
That's why I love my dualboot...
CM7 is also great like he said it does have great battery life too.
Just not quite as good as Modaco (in my opinion)
So many great devs here and just keeps getting better..
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War Eagle back even tho it was a horrible year for us
I still love my tigers!!!
CM10 is great I love it I just wish battery life was better...
That's why I love my dualboot...
CM7 is also great like he said it does have great battery life too.
Just not quite as good as Modaco (in my opinion)
So many great devs here and just keeps getting better..
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Indeed, not the best year. Especially 2 years after a national championship.
Wen't with CM10, gonna play with it for a while. I don't think battery life will be a big issue as my daughter will plug it in each night. If it turns out to be, we will put CM7 on there instead
Now I gotta go find a good parental control app.
Sure sounds like a first gen device to me I think you got rather lucky but I`m a little confused at how.
Hello everyone! I just installed glazed ICS rom, and am LOVING it, but I was just wondering if the version of android it uses (4.0.1) is safe for use. It's pretty old, but if I keep all the apps up to date, is it safe? Thank you for your time
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Hello everyone! I just installed glazed ICS rom, and am LOVING it, but I was just wondering if the version of android it uses (4.0.1) is safe for use. It's pretty old, but if I keep all the apps up to date, is it safe? Thank you for your time
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Most certainly but I think there are other even more customizable ROM that are more Recent. Yes its safe, although there are still a few bugs left, and because there is no development you won't have them fixed or updated, there most likely won't be any support.
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Most certainly but I think there are other even more customizable ROM that are more Recent. Yes its safe, although there are still a few bugs left, and because there is no development you won't have them fixed or updated, there most likely won't be any support.
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OK thank you for your answer and your advice. I will look into some newer versions. Thanks for your help!