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Shouldn't be any issues and you really shouldn't have any reasons to go back to official ROMs.

Same problem with Redmi Note 3 on 7.11.9

The fingerprint sensor didn't work with old fingerprints set up, so I had to re setup all of my fingers but it seems like it was only for me (didn't hear anyone else complain). The latest update has a bug with Facebook crashing in background 24/7 which made it annoying so far I went to uninstall...

Any predictions / updates on when will we get Oreo for our phones and which phones are gonna be updated to it?

U don't get me. I was on xiaomi.eu ROM with TWRP installed. After flashing the update file of the developer ROM from MIUI Official Team, through the Updater app (which is where I might've ****ed this up) the recovery was gone, and it went to the stock one. Anways, besides the point. Flashing...

Found it ;) Thanks for the help :) Was looking on the wrong link :D

I've done that before but once you go back to the "mainstream" or the "official" stables / developer / betas your recovery gets reverted to the original xiaomis. I'll give that a go ;)

Can't find HMNote3 ROM for MIUI 9 :(

Hey, I was wondering if there was a way to keep TWRP from going back to stock Xiaomi recovery when flashing China / Global ROMs. Would be really helpful if u can tell me how.

If you're looking for Global Stable ROM, go to : en.miui.com/download.html Select your device. And then find out that the latest stable ROM is : Version: V8.2.1.0.LXHCNDL (MIUI8) Size: 880M Now you can also download the 7.9.14 Developer version of MIUI 9 (which isn't bad to be honest) but...

+ I'm talking about the OG Redmi Note 3 (not Pro / SE) with the MTK processor.

The China Beta has been out for some time and I've been running it on my phone. It has been stable so far. Why isn't there xiaomi.eu ROM out for this phone? (can't live without Play Store)

Hi! Just wanted to ask the question. I have my own shop where I resell the devices that I buy. Those devices are usually Xiaomi products, and mostly phones. So I was wondering, since I have to go through the time spending process of : 1) Unlocking the bootloader (waiting 72h in some cases) 2)...