Recent content by scrondor

Option 2.

No, I sold the fu**ing gizmo a lot of time ago.

In simple words: You want to downgrade , so you can't use an updater to do it. It is in the words themselves. You should need a rom manager, but because it doesn't exist for miui, go for the recovery etc.

I would use the backup utility first, and use recovery, it won't let you use the updater because it is an updater not a downgrader

...And then install V5 ;)

https://mega.co.nz/#!IR11BDzY!5aBCOpxIfNdMgQRBEe3qlYrajGhcWfgXW-kPDabUlL8

mmm... try to use fastboot with this package http://bigota.d.miui.com/JHCCNBD23.0/armani_images_JHCCNBD23.0_4.3_340628b41f.tgz I don't know if it will work without showing the fastboot screen but you can try and see. Alternative, I don't know

Ok, I had the same problem here and believe it or not the sim card works if you put some normal tape on the side without the contacts, in order to increase the thickness just a little, then put the card into the 3g socket, it will work. Don't ask me why.

Ok, I should have read the warnings on the potato chips' bag before buying it

Pasko, I can turn on and off the pin code, but if I want to have it turned on, there is a reason. I'm not pointing the finger on miuiandroid, when it's for free one can't complain and I only said that I saw no reason to took away the "lite" option. I added the feedback for the bugs that I found...

Yes, I agree with you, it is not a phone for me, because yes I really need someone that works on a buggy phone to solve the problems, or I sell it and look elsewhere. Personally I buy XIAOMI for the supposed level of development of the rom, a rom in "its" phone. Anyway it is my opinion and I...

The hongmi redrice 1s is actually a good smartphone, my girlfriend owns one and it's ok, anyway, if you buy it don't expect to have the same kind of support or development of other XIAOMI/MIUI devices: there has been never a development version or weekly updates, there is only the stable version...

Stop rubbing it

No, I think it's not normal : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIM_lock#Unlocking_technology Anyway: - My SIM card do have PIN codes - My other phones (MI2S is one of them) requires only to enter the pin code at boot or if I had more security check: - No phones in my entire life had ever asked to...

Ok, these are the passages: -stick in one or more sims with a sim code -enter sim codes when the phone boots -take a train, enter a tunnel or whatever, anyway, lose the network -when the network is back you've to type the sim code again -play a game under the tunnel, when the network goes back...