Recent content by xidiot

No. What i meant is that I do prefer some MIUI apps more, that's why I do not use AOSP based ROMs (for now).

@TheAleks, how is this a solution? Or you are just being sarcastic?

I take my words back - MiuiTN also have these issues, however they are far less noticeable. Which also means that issue is not 100% in super.img. I've found this after more extensive testing specific for calls/network.

I'm not sure if it has Portuguese language and cannot tell if it is safe. You can install Global ROM.

I agree on the things you wrote, except "back to square one", because initially modem.img was pointed as the problem (which was really strange because modem.img is the same file across all ROMs). My next step is to mount/extract super.img and check what could be the reason. Unfortunately I'm...

Adding my observations for the marble xiaomi.eu ROM with the network/calling issue. Hope that this will help resolve the issue: 1.I've flashed MIUITN and it does not have this problem (network loss/incoming call failure). I've compared the MD5SUM of every img file from that ROM to xiaomi.eu ROM...

Here are my observations: 1.I've flashed MIUITN and it does not have this problem (network loss/incoming call failure). I've compared the MD5SUM of every img file from that ROM to xiaomi.eu ROM and here's what files are different: boot.img cust.img vbmeta.img vbmeta_system.img vendor_boot.img...

Have you tried xiaomi.eu or other ROMS? And did you had issues with them?

It is AOSP based, and yes it is stable for daily use, GPay works, no issues with network (for my shor test of day or two). I prefer MIUI apps, like Dialer and Contacts, messages etc.

The interesting part is that (not sure if other have noticed this), but as soon as someone is trying to call me my phone loses signal and after sone seconds I have signal again. I've even downloaded an app from the playstore and monitored that while the other person is calling me my signal is...