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MULTI 5.8.13 - Miui 7
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thanhdat769
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Hi everybody, I have a Mi2S with CWM recovery 6.0.5.0, true dual boot enabled and I use sMiui as daily rom.
How do I have to proceed in order to install the new Miui 7 rom? BTW, can I install this rom with tdb enabled?
Thanks,
Alberto
How do I have to proceed in order to install the new Miui 7 rom? BTW, can I install this rom with tdb enabled?
Thanks,
Alberto
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Dear admins and stuff members. I would like to know the following, and maybe you guys will take the time to answer: You all seem to be mature coders with a very good android background and you all seem to be competent too. So, my question would be why do you guys care about the MIUI system? No offense, i just would like to understand.
Because as i see it, Xiaomi isn't a very grateful (maybe i'm wrong, it's just what i feel) company at all - at least to the extern members of the community that supports countries that Xiaomi doesn't officially support. Also the decisions taken in regards to the software are sometimes hard to understand (to say it friendly). And as i understand it, none of you gets paid for this work.
Is it the UI that you guys like? The hardware? Why are you doing what you do?
Thanks and you all have my respect for what you are doing
EDIT: Also sometimes i have the feeling that most of the community are preteen kids that often don't understand why decisions are taken - which can be pretty exhausting i can imagine...
Nothing agains the community, just what i personally feel.
Because as i see it, Xiaomi isn't a very grateful (maybe i'm wrong, it's just what i feel) company at all - at least to the extern members of the community that supports countries that Xiaomi doesn't officially support. Also the decisions taken in regards to the software are sometimes hard to understand (to say it friendly). And as i understand it, none of you gets paid for this work.
Is it the UI that you guys like? The hardware? Why are you doing what you do?
Thanks and you all have my respect for what you are doing
EDIT: Also sometimes i have the feeling that most of the community are preteen kids that often don't understand why decisions are taken - which can be pretty exhausting i can imagine...
Nothing agains the community, just what i personally feel.
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its what love is about...Dear admins and stuff members. I would like to know the following, and maybe you guys will take the time to answer: You all seem to be mature coders with a very good android background and you all seem to be competent too. So, my question would be why do you guys care about the MIUI system? No offense, i just would like to understand.
Because as i see it, Xiaomi isn't a very grateful (maybe i'm wrong, it's just what i feel) company at all - at least to the extern members of the community that supports countries that Xiaomi doesn't officially support. Also the decisions taken in regards to the software are sometimes hard to understand (to say it friendly). And as i understand it, none of you gets paid for this work.
Is it the UI that you guys like? The hardware? Why are you doing what you do?
Thanks and you all have my respect for that you are doing
EDIT: Also sometimes i have the feeling that most of the community are preteen kids that often don't understand why decisions are taken - which can be pretty exhausting i can imagine...
Nothing agains the community, just what i personally feel.
Endogen
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Well yeah, it has to be love. But the question remains, why falling in love in the first place?
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Dear admins and stuff members. I would like to know the following, and maybe you guys will take the time to answer: You all seem to be mature coders with a very good android background and you all seem to be competent too. So, my question would be why do you guys care about the MIUI system? No offense, i just would like to understand.
Because as i see it, Xiaomi isn't a very grateful (maybe i'm wrong, it's just what i feel) company at all - at least to the extern members of the community that supports countries that Xiaomi doesn't officially support. Also the decisions taken in regards to the software are sometimes hard to understand (to say it friendly). And as i understand it, none of you gets paid for this work.
Is it the UI that you guys like? The hardware? Why are you doing what you do?
Thanks and you all have my respect for what you are doing
EDIT: Also sometimes i have the feeling that most of the community are preteen kids that often don't understand why decisions are taken - which can be pretty exhausting i can imagine...
Nothing agains the community, just what i personally feel.
I think it's pretty much by the same reason you are here
I see most of the posters are avid persons always waiting to try the last version of stuff...
Me, I just want a stable device, bug free... Don't care if it's the last version or not, and I frequently skip versions and don't update it at all.
So from my point of view, you can take all the time you need to do things right, and I won't be upgrading right away when it's out, anyway.
My only small regret is having a 64bit device that isn't getting Lollipop... But even that is excusable, since the device behaves nice without it.
Keep up the good work.
Me, I just want a stable device, bug free... Don't care if it's the last version or not, and I frequently skip versions and don't update it at all.
So from my point of view, you can take all the time you need to do things right, and I won't be upgrading right away when it's out, anyway.
My only small regret is having a 64bit device that isn't getting Lollipop... But even that is excusable, since the device behaves nice without it.
Keep up the good work.
HoangTuBot
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Destiny
) maybe...You can ask yourself "Why am I fall in love with this woman?" also.
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Endogen
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I am here because i have a MiPad and from time to time i look up the changes in the newest build. I don't think the developers do the same
Endogen
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Destiny
You can ask yourself "Why am I fall in love with this woman?" also.
There was never a case where i could not answer this question. I know why i love. And i would "love" to hear the answer to my question but i don't mind not getting one
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HoangTuBot
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I think everything will stay the same even MIUI is upgraded to v8. Mi3, Mi4 with KitKat. Minote and minote pro maybe get Lollipop after Android M is release. Simply, that's Xiaomi strategy.
MIUI ROM for Mi Note Pro is already based on Lollipop.
Xiaomi's strategy seems not based on Android versions, but on MIUI-specific features.
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Due to serious bugs caused by Xiaomi not following android standards, we are not able to recompile apks correctly yet... so we decided to skip 5.8.13 release and work on updating of our tools to support new MIUI godzilla layout....
I understand. I hope it will be successful! My question is: if I download (chinese) rom from official miui.com site, that ROM will work good or have many bugs? That ROM contains only chinese and english language, right?
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It will work nice but you won't have Google Apps, you must install them separately (I used these: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_lIHGEW1tWDSDIwcS02cFNOXzA/edit). The languages available are Chinese and English.
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