Gameloft's UNO Kindle Fire Edition (some version before 3.7.1)
I've gotten the same exact bug for 3 weeks in a row with Gameloft's UNO for the Kindle Fire.
Figure that I might as well write it down.
Here's what I keep seeing: on the weekends, my Kindle Fire will usually get connected to Wi-Fi. During the rest of the week, it is not connect.
When it is not connected to Wi-Fi, if I launch Gameloft's UNO for the Kindle Fire, I am presented with a message that says:
"Download must be performed through a Wi-Fi connection and we did not detect any connection activated. Do you want to configure your Wi-Fi connection now?"
If I select "Yes" to this prompt, the Kindle Fire throws up an error prompt of, "The application Settings (process.com.android.settings) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."
No matter how many times I select this "Yes" prompt, I keep getting this crash.
It wouldn't matter that much, except the game also presents me with a "Later" prompt. If I select "Later" - it just dumps me out of the application without warning.
I've gotten this now multiple times. And the weird thing is, if I manually go into the Kindle Fire's setting screen (even though there's no wi-fi to be found around me) the crash will stop happening.
Slightly curious.
Repro Steps for what I have been seeing:
1. Go some place and have your Kindle Fire auto-connect to one of it's trusted wi-fi networks
2. Go some place else out of wi-fi range of a trusted network
3. Launch Gameloft's UNO for the Kindle Fire
4. Note the "(process com.android.settings) crash
Result: While not connected to wi-fi, Gameloft's UNO for the Kindle Fire app will continually crash,after I select "Yes" to an in-game connect to wi-fi settings prompt
Expected: No crash from selecting "Yes" to an in-game connect to wi-fi settings prompt that's present by the UNO for Kindle Fire application
NOTE: Please see attached screenshots.
I am not connected to wi-fi. I launch UNO on the Kindle Fire.
I see a prompt like the one above. I select "Yes" to this prompt....
I get this error message, ten for ten, until I manually go into the Kindle Fire settings screen.
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