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Hi, in your list the link to the Libra Stable is to the Global Stable which will lock the boot loader. So if I want to try a Xiaomi.eu Stable I should wait for the one you are refering to in your post - the one ingbrzy is working on -, right...? As far as I understand there have been some issues...

True for me...!

Is it just the Global Stable rom that locks the bootloader, or also the Global Developer locks the bootloader...?

Well... the thing is that I clicked on "continue" and the chinese disappear. It did not came back anymore....! Thanks anyway Stefano...!

When I first tried to edit a calendar entry (see image attached). Have no idea what is written there...

yeah, well... so do keep that sentence there. But I guess everybody else already know and use the TWRP. I just wish I could use this ROM and choose my own Recovery... that's all. There are some folks here talking about TWRP 3 for what...? if you install the ROM you will get another one... unless...

Yes at first, but recently I notice this sentence: "Install TWRP zip via Updater app or Fastboot mode, then install our ROM" What do you understand from this: that FIRST you install the TWRP THEN you intall the ROM... no...?! I thought the automatic intallation was over...! I mean: you guys make...

"Install TWRP zip via Updater app or Fastboot mode, then install our ROM" I had the TWRP 2.8.7.0 and after installing the ROM I now have the TWRP 2.8.7.3 (...) @ingbrzy: is this ROM still updating the TWRP automatically...? !|x#&/<XXX/&%$#)(...!!!!

Ok... good luck, hope everything goes well. I am still on the 6.1.28 and TWRP 2.8.7.0 - not feeling confortable with recent changes is the rom installation, although the new one looks very good. All the best!

Ok, like it used to be a couple of month ago. I allways had TWRP and I stop using Xiaomi.eu ROM when it started flashing the TWRP 3.0.0 automatically - everytime...! So that's over... finished. Now I just have to deal with the SuperSu thing - which I also do not like. Thanks Stefano, all the best!

Ok, just like it was in the old times. Nice...!

So I read, that one have to reflash SuperSu on every ROM update. But no other issues. Ok... Thanks for your feedback...!

Hi, what about the "no root" thing...? No special issues installing SuperSu...? Still not confortable about the ideia. Coul someone give any feedback...? Thanks a lot...!

Hi Stefano, allways the first on the list...! Please help me here: Changelog says "Install TWRP zip via Updater app or Fastboot mode, then install our ROM" - does this means that automatic TWRP installation with the ROM is over...!?

Hi, if we open the rom zip file and erase the TWRP folder, does the instalation will give any error...? If so.. can we at least replace the TWRP *.img file for the version we like giving it the same file name...? Thanks in advance for your opinion...!

I guess there's a lot of people thinking about doing that... there are so many problems with the Dev ROMs now... I like to test new stuff, but at the same time I really need my phone working well - I can't afford to make it a brick...

Hi Mendocino, thanks for replying to my questions. So, you mean that we can change the TWRP img file for another version in the zip folder...? Or just delete it and keep the one we already have (I have the 2.8.7.0 from TeamWin which is great)...? And the full wipe, we do it after the new ROM...

Right... but that depends on which ROM you have. I have 6.1.28 - not sure if stable 7.2 is older... have to look at that. Thanks Tonirai.

Hi, I am a kind of lost here now. Can I ask you a few questions...? - did you come from a Dev ROM to a Stable ROM...? - Is there any special procedure in order to do that...? Or is just like a normal update...? - Do you know if the stable ROM also install TWRP 3.0.0 automatically...? - Do you...

This (the demands from users, and this kind of response from Devs) is something happening through all international communities I guess. I've seen it a couple of days ago in my home country Miui forum. The thing is that we bought the phones and trusted Miui, on the other hand we do understand...