Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM on Amazon Kindle Fire is not perfect yet. Can’t use it as daily ROM. So I am using CyanogenMod 7 ROM on my Kindle Fire now. But I still want to have the ICS feel. So what should I do? Install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Tablet Theme on CM7 Kindle Fire. It does not have ICS features but will make my Kindle Fire looks like using ICS ROM (almost)…
HTC One X does not have good Wi-Fi connection? Well, there is a way to improve HTC One X Wi-Fi performance (and signal maybe). Personally, I tried on my HTC One X and did not feel any different. But yours might be better. Try it out…
150MB, 250MB and 400MB ClockworkMod Recovery partition layout sizes are enough for HTC HD2 CyanogenMod, AOSP, MIUI and standard Sense ROM. However, it maybe not be suitable for disk space hungry Android 4.0 ROM for HTC HD2. So creating a custom ClockworkMod Recovery partition layout size to match the exact size that require by Android 4.0 ROM will provide some extra user disk space.
flash.cfg file in ClockworkMod Recovery partition layout is the one that control the sizes that install. You will see these values in 250MB partition layout. Normally, you need to change 3 values which are boot, system and cache. And ROM chef will provides the ROM partition layout size like 7/200/10 (boot/system/cache) or 220/7 (system/cache).
[quote_box_center]misc ya 1M
recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img
boot yboot|ro 5M
system ya 250M
cache ya 5M
userdata ya|asize|hr allsize[/quote_box_center]
Kindle Fire Utility is a must have tool for Amazon Kindle Fire. You can do lot of stuffs with it like root Kindle Fire, install TWRP & CWM Recovery, FireFireFire Bootloader… I installed FFF Bootloader with TWRP Recovery long time again. Both of them are old. So I decided to upgrade Kindle Fire Bootloader FireFireFire to latest version 1.4a. You won’t see yellow triangle screen anymore because it was replaced by nice Kindle Fire words. And has ability to choose boot mode ~ Normal Boot, Recovery and Reset Boot Mode. You won’t face stuck at fastboot issue (yellow triangle screen) anymore. Besides, it also support single boot directly to Recovery. And fixed Charging Mode which will pause the boot process and let the device charge if the current capacity is fewer than 3%.
The primary reason that I bought Amazon Kindle Fire ~ the ability to install custom Android ROM on Kindle Fire. Yes, we can install custom Android ROM like CM7 Android 2.3 Gingerbread, CM9 Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on Kindle Fire to replace the stock software from Amazon. We can do so with the help of TWRP 2.0 Recovery. Note – install a new custom Android ROM will replace existing ROM. So do make a full Kindle Fire system backup with TWRP 2.0 Recovery before continue. Done everything? Let’s follow below step by step video tutorial guide to install custom Android ROM on Kindle Fire.
Prerequisites
