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@MarkHUK : are you really against stable xiaomi.eu rom? Doesn't the root cause of xiaomi.eu (also know by olders miuiandroid.com :emoji_wink:) wasn't to provide the missing abilities xiaomi didn't want to provide (multi languages when xiaomi's rom were only chinese/english, optimized perfs, ...)...

:emoji_thumbsup: Thanks for your reply I am now waiting impatiently the xiaomi release the official chinese stable MIUI 10 so you will be able to make the perfect ROM :emoji_wink:

ok so this means that there will be a stable MIUI 10 from xiaomi.eu for mi8. no? ;)

look at this link: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/mi-8-safetynet-android-pay-and-related-issues.45286/post-435115 It is one of the main reasons (there are too much other reason, ...) we need xiaomi.eu stable roms based on chinese stable :))

@MarkHUK do you think there is a chance there will be a Stable MIUI9 for Mi8 xiaomi.eu before MIUI10 will be released? it would be great. xiaomi.eu rocks (a lot more than any global stable from Xiaomi) :-)

you did not get it at all! I did order the global version but I am also supporting a lot of xiaomi user via facebook support groups. There are many mi 8 owners that were surprised by the new "very bad" step of xiaomi to not allow them to flash official roms on there chinese phone they ordered...

No you can't if you have Chinese version, you can unlock the bootloader and install the official global rom: you can't, at least on mi8, install official global rom on chinese phone without unlocking the bootloader... :( so you can install the official global rom by unlocking the bootloader...

Hi same request here for Mi 8 stable. I'll be happy to exchange the global stable rom with xiaomi.eu one. I think that it is more and more requested now that Xiaomi is preventing to re-lock the bootloader after moving from china to global. so safetynet is broken... (unlocked bootloader). For...

I agree with you, this is precisly the reason I want it. for now I am on the dev release that is, let's say, "problematic". I think that the stable one will be more stable... I don't think we can downgrad from miui 9 to 8, and I don't go to take the risk... :-/

the latest stable on miui.com is MIUI9 global V9.2.2 (see here: http://en.miui.com/download-2.html#4 ) does anyone can build xiaomi.eu version of this one? Thanks

Hi does anyone from the admins can update the tread "How is this different than miui.com?" as it was written in 2012 and part of its content is not relevant anymore. xiaomi now provide global roms without any Chinese stuff, the Weather.apk is now international,... does the other things are...

In Settings -> Developer options, in Drawing section there is an option "Force RTL layout direction" (force screen layout direction to RTL for all locales). You must disable it.

Just one question : I see in changelog : - added my modded Google keyboard from WiUi JB to Aroma Is it optional, can you still chose Xperia keyboard (I love it)?

Woaw!! 4 days with your last KK WIUI... I really LOVE it!! I wiped all partitions : system, cache, userdata and even sdcard (because repartitioning). So I started really from fresh install. No major unknown issue. I even bypassed the Messaging app crash in English by installing App Settings...

Thank you @Wajk for your outstanding work on WIUI (JB and KK). what you are doing is simply great! Just one question : is your 4.6.27 KK WIUI rom based on 4.6.27 Ivan rom? In your changelog you just wrote 'based on latest Ivan rom' but because the latest Ivan rom was release on the same day...

I confirm. Subject is OK. Body is RTL but aligned to left (punctuations are in the right place)... BTW, after pressing search, I have a infinite loop : show keyboard, hide keyboard, show, hide... The only way to recovery is to press return key...

I had the "no service" symptom twice today. The 1st time with miCore and the 2nd time after reinstalling wiui with the original miui core..

I had the same issue. For now solved by installing back the old Amazon appstore version. The version that is working for me is : release-5.0030.172.0C

Ok you're right, so it seems to be that I didn't check the option to prevent updated rom to override the recovery and after starting to freshly installed miui, it override my CWM recovery... Thank you for the explanation.

I agree with you, may it be possible because starting to system 1 that was freshly restored and not yet booted to that restore the factory recovery... It is to me a little weird... and for now I don't want to try to reproduce it... At the end I had CWM in restarting in recovery from both...