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Sure, would be glad to help out :) I don't have the G Pad with me today, but I can provide a log when I get home tonight.

WiFi doesn't work on v2 either.

Release 4! Yes, this is what I've been waiting for since I got my G Pad! :D And it works perfectly. I also changed ROM from Mahdi to official nightly CM11, and glad to report that sorted out all previous issues. Now both flip cover and knock works, and everything runs smooth and stable. The...

DPI is changed from 320 to 270 by the dev.

Unfortunately still no knock on on my clean Mahdi installation. :/

I've now wiped data, system and cache, and flashed the latest release of the Mahdi ROM and 2nd version of this kernel again. Still no knock on for me. I then tried flashing back to darkassain's version found in post #18, and knock works again. However, his version doesn't support flip cover. So...

Running version 2. Very satisfied so far! Haven't used it enough to give any worthy comments regarding battery life, but sleep seems good. This kernel also supports flip cover! Fantastic! Just one big but! I lost knock-on flashing the latest kernel. Anyone else who can confirm this as well? :)

What is the status of this kernel? Should I download the kernel provided in the original post, or the one by darkassain in post #18? Really glad to see a GPE-ish kernel finally available! Can't wait to flash it on my V500 running Mahdi! Thanks, Demetris! :)

So glad to hear this :) I am about to get the G Pad 8.3 myself, and I have been following your progress for the last couple of days. Needless to say, first thing I am going to do is to convert it to GPE. Like the rest of the folks here, I appreciate your work immensely. Looking forward to your...

Hi again! Not sure if it's a bug or a feature, but I thought it was worth mentioning. If I turn down the volume while listening to music and the screen is off, it makes bigger volume "jumps" than if I adjust the volume while the screen is on. If I'm therefore listening to music on a low volume...

Just to confirm, it works excellent here as well! Thanks for the response and quick fix :)

Hi! First of all: Great work. I really appreciate the effort you've put into this :) The new version, p3, is really good. Almost everything works and I find it to be a big improvement over p2. However, a new problem occurred. When I try to install some apps from Google Play, I receive...

I just flashed and booted the CM9 stable, but unfortunately the auto-rotation screen still doesn't work. Seems like I'll have to revert back to CM9 RC2 (was working fine) or another ROM. Haven't found any fixes either in this thread or any other places.

CM9 stable has been released! Yes! Finally the stable version of CM9 has been released! :good: As always, it's available at http://get.cm/?device=tf201 for the Prime. Have a great weekend folks!

FXP is based on CM9, but includes some fixes and modifications specifically for Xperia phones. However, now that the official CM9 for the Arc is released as stable, it's more than safe to flash the CM9 release. I'll flash CM9 now, and then flash the next FXP release in case there should be any...

Any tips for those of us who experience bad font hinting/rendering? Works great on all ICS ROMs, but CM10 has horrible font rendering on my Prime. Is it like this for everybody or just a few of us?

Hello! I've tried some of the Jelly Bean ROMs for the Prime, and I'm very satisfied. However, I think the fonts look really poor on the JB ROMs compared to ICS ROMs. On JB the font is very thin and with so little hinting it almost... well, cracks up if you understand. On ICS the fonts look much...

Yes, it works!! :) Thank you so much! This is just great! Will you include the fix in future ROM releases? If not, hopefully this patch will work in coming releases as well :) So yeah... looks like this is functional! Of course, I can't guarentee anything, but after I flashed JJDoctor's ANT+...

I don't mean to answer for him, but in the meantime, I can recommend this kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1653655 XArc 2.0 supports FW .431

Hello! First of all, thanks for answering :) ANT+ is a technology with low power consumption mostly used to connect the phone to fitness devices such as heart rate monitors. This is more or less the only reason I chose Arc over other phones/brands. But I just love AOSP so much, and I would...

Hi! I love this ROM, but I need ANT+ working. I didn't get this to work on 2.5. Is there anyone who has tried ANT+ in version 3.1? Is it functional? :)

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I've been waiting for. The best from both worlds. Now I'm just hoping for some overclocking :) Everything looks fine as well. No problems experienced yet, and it feels snappy.

I was thinking the same thing as Fireblend. It's very confusing to see that USB mounting was fixed in one release, then a later release achieves only 'partial six'. Makes you wonder if USB mounting actually works or not in the previous release. Fireblend, it's possible to overclock the Fire to...

Thanks a lot for your new .35.14 kernel! My Kindle Fire now runs at 1,2 GHz more than before (ran at 1 GHz most of the time on .35.7), and it clocks down to 300 MHz even with WiFi enabled (ran at 1 GHz at all times with WiFi enabled before). This looks really promising! :) Great work!

Yes, I'd the same problem with your non-test kernel as well. However, it seemed to work with the CM9 kernel. I can post logcat and reports when I get back home later :) Thanks for your help!

Thanks for a great kernel! The last test release fixed my sleep issues on CM9. Perfect! But still not possible to install apps and games on SD card. Says it can't mount it. Is this an issue related to the kernel or the CM9 ROM?

Very good work! Thanks a lot! After having put ICS on my Kindle, I just can't go back to Gingerbread... and not to mention stock. However, I must admit I'm not a huge fan of the new sound adjustment indicator. It doesn't feel right, especially since the icon resolution is too low compared to...

Great job! Great work! This is very helpful! :) But I believe you've posted to wrong link to ICS Official Alpha ROM. It's linked to the same thread as CM9. The correct link for the ARC/ARC S version should be http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1393738 :) Thanks for your effort!

Hmmm... I have experienced a lot of reboots on my Arc S. I have it clocked to max 1,4 GHz (stock max) and use it very modest, but without warning it reboots. However, overall I would say it's good enough for daily use - that's at least how I use ut. But don't get too surprised if your phone...

Thanks for the great work! I think it works very good if you don't consider the video/audio issues, and I use it as my daily ROM without any limitations or problems. Some apps actually seems faster in this rom than in CM7, for instance Google Currents. However, I got one question... does...

Hi! I didn't find any clear answer for this in the thread, so if it's okay that I ask... does this install FireFireFire as well? Is it a part of the installation if you choose TWRP? Haven't downloaded the script since I'm not currently at a PC, so sorry I can't figure it out myself.

You're very welcome! :) Glad it worked out for you!

Audio was fixed a few days ago :) And home button is available by enabling it in CM7 settings. Hardware acceleration is the newest feature added to CM7, making in a very competent replacement ROM.

Have you enabled 'root mode' in ES File Explorer settings? You must make sure that ES has root permissions. And also make sure that read/write permission is enabled for the folder/file where OTASilentInstall.apk is located. You can change this with ES as well if you've completed the first step.

Good to hear that you managed to boot it again! This guide seems to be an easy solution to this. However, no one has replied any success or failure, so not sure if it's 100% bulletproof for everyone... if I were you, I would follow JackpotClavin's guide here. He's a known developer here and...

Sorry it didn't work out! However... I really though the solution posted over at RootzWizi would solve this problem. Getting stuck at the yellow triangle is 'common'. I really though adding to android_winusb.inf would solve it. But if you are able to recognize your Fire in fastboot mode via...

Hi! There are a lot of great tips regarding TWRP and fastboot over at RootzWiki. Some users are reporting the same fastboot loop that you currently experience. I suggest you read the thread and follow the suggestions. One suggestion which you may want to try first is the one in this post.

With 'boot splash screen', do you mean the yellow triangle?

Thanks for the update on your progress, whistlestop! Considering the rooting issues after 6.2.1 update and that you got hardware acceleration working on your latest build, it seems like a good time to switch before it's too late. Thanks again for your great work! My Kindle wouldn't have been...

Don't know if this is to any interest to the majority, but I thought it was worth sharing at least... :) Read more over at Engadget: VMware View delivers virtual Windows machines on Linux, OS X and Kindle Fire

Aha, I see. So this is more of a localized ROM version for European users? Should I, as a user from Norway, use this ROM instead of this one then? Hope I don't ruin your thread. Just got very curios about the CEE thing and couldn't find that much specific information about it. Thank you for...

I'm new to the Defy, and tried to search after 'CEE' in the forum. Have I understood correctly that this is a ROM without Motoblur? :)

I used the method as described on Amazon's website. However, the 'Update' button was greyed out after I had transfered the file. I'd to reboot to get it available. Thought it was worth mentioning if you run into the same problem.

Nope, thought he was sure about his advice. That's why I also wrote obviously, as I'm not sure. Maybe I should add it later after I've tried. Yes? Isn't that exactly what I wrote? Without WiFi my Kindle would be... totally useless. No browsing, no news, no downloading... can't see the reason...

Thanks a lot for your help! I updated the first post with your hints so that it should be easier to find for the next guy searching for this. Your help is appreciated! Looks like my Kindle is ready for the future... at least its rooting ;)

Thank you so much! That's really worth a try. I'm glad someone finally answered to this thread with the main goal of helping :) Good to know that it's allowed to ask questions. Appreciate it!

Well, I have, and the only thing I found was this post, which suggest to de-register the Kindle. I was hoping for a more 'elegant' solution. I find many threads discussing the 6.2 update itself, but I'm not able to find much information about disabling the automatic update feature - while...

Hi! I've updated my Kindle Fire manually to 6.2 since I read it improves performance and was still rootable. However, I've also read several reports about the Kindle Fire automatically updates itself without any user's choice of yes/no. My question is therefore: Is there any way to disable...

I've been curious about this as well, and there are several threads on Amazon.com regarding this. So far, there haven't been any successful reports in getting the Kindle recognizing an external USB device - in other words, no evidence of USB host support, as far as I know.

This is my impression as well. Apple mentions the same thing regarding charging and cycles: http://www.apple.com/batteries/: