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Definitely Xiaomi.eu stable. Check my post in the stable ROM's thread to see my usage pattern and battery performance https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-10-0-10-1-10-2-stable-release.47170/page-33#post-462425

I am not an expert and cannot tell you what you can do with this situation by your own to satisfy the apps need - but the bugreport tells us that there's a missing library called libj2v8.so (at least the system is not able to locate it in the path determined by the PATH variable). I don't know...

Check the changelogs' dates, stable is released in 2..3 months periods - it' not strange. If there are problems with the code I don't mind if they don't release it.. that's why there's a beta/dev path..

What are you talking about? Several months? The last stable update has been uploaded to Sourceforge at 2018-11-07 - almost exactly 2 months ago. Did you check the stable MIUI 10 ROM thread? I presume you didn't - in the 10.x stable ROM's thread ingbrzy announced the following: "MIUI 10.2...

News! In the 10.x stable ROMs thread ingbrzy announced the following: "MIUI 10.2 stable will be released for Android 6.0/7.0 devices" See it here: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-10-0-10-1-10-2-stable-release.47170/page-44#post-466574

You are awesome, guys!! Thank you!!

Hope you are not right. Xiaomi.EU is a kind of "official ROM" - quote from the ROM threads: Our ROMs were approved by official EU distributor ABC Data to not void warranty for devices sold by them! (Of course, officially unlocked BL and no ROOT installed) For instance for the Redmi Note 4...

Let me explain it straight: Xiaomi.EU ROMs are based on chinese ROMs (both stable and developer). Even though the chinese ROMs will still be available for some more time for some "old" phones (which are running Android 6 Marshmallow and Android 7 Nougat officially by Xiaomi) the Xiaomi.EU team...

Far as I know it is the equivalent for Google Instant Apps but for chinese MIUI platform - you can safely disable it if you wish.

Oh, forgot to update the post - so the final figures: - 5 days 12 hours since unplugged from charger (100% to 4%) - 6h SoT with my mixed usage pattern (forum app, Gmail, Via & Chrome, Telegram, FB messenger, VLC, no hard gaming) - idle drain was 0.26%/h - 6h of awake state during this whole...

Nothing at all, I have to say that this is the best MIUI based ROM ever. Since unplugged 3 days and 11.5 hours ago the battery went down only to 44% with 3.5h of SoT. It's. Just. Amazing.

Far as I know the region we are talking about (ro.miui.cust_variant & ro.miui.region) is a MIUI specific region setting - not Google specific.

It's just a bad habit - coming from global stable..

Oh, I totally misunderstood the statement then, sorry. (I thought that the region is what can be set there, not the LTE / 4G icon - I do know what LTE or 4G means, no need to set it otherwise : D )

May I ask how to change the region code in "Notification & status bar" in Settings menu? I cheked on my Redmi Note 4X (Mido) running Xiaomi.EU V10.1.1.0 but none of the options there shows the possibility to change the region.

I think this is not exclusively a Xiaomi.EU ROM issue but I would like to share what is happening to me: Phone, ROM and others: Redmi Note 4 Snapdragon (but I think this is related to much more phones) running on Xiaomi.EU Stabe V10.1.1.0 with Magisk 17.3 but it does this with 18.0 too (updated...

I confirm this behavior. Redmi Note 4 Snapdragon (Mido) running on 8.8.9.

That's missing from my phone, too..

It is disabled, never was enabled (I hate it.. never worked correctly for me). In Settings/Battery and performance/Scenes/ I have no menu item like "Non-interactive mode", I have only Sleep mode. In both 8.8.2 and 8.8.9 it was enabled and D2TW works in 8.8.2 but does not work in 8.8.9.

Let me share my experiences with the last two ROMs available for my phone. Phone: Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 SD (Mido) ROMs: 8.8.2 and 8.8.9 (8.8.16 suspended, you know) I did some experiements with both ROMs. Both are performing really good in terms of responsiveness, smoothness, RAM management, et...