HyperOS 1.0 HyperOS 1.0 STABLE RELEASE
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PervizMikail
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fmkhan100
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@admin: it's requested to Patch the Large Toast Notifications Bug in Sapphiren 1.0.5 and upload again..
Turbo charge is broken on Poco F5 with latest version clean flashed , speed is throttled at 5.5w . Among few tests the battery life is 89% and charging worked fine with the original ROM.
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It's also requested to send us the device, as we can't reproduce it.
Psychepath
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Does anyone know how to install a calendar widget (specifically a countdown widget)? I don't understand why the App Vault doesn't have a widget for the calendar app
EduardoRGCM
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We use the global version of the calendar app, and therefore it does not have widgets available in App Vault. It's Xiaomi's fault.
I'm quite surprised that we already got a new marble (Poco F5) update, the last update was a month ago.
Usually new update comes every 3 months for marble, let's hope Xiaomi will do monthly updates from now on.
Usually new update comes every 3 months for marble, let's hope Xiaomi will do monthly updates from now on.
gyr0ray0
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It is a bug that's persisted for at least 4 releases now on Redmi Note 13 4G (Sapphire/Sapphiren)
Actually someone from the staff posted it'd be patched for the next release (I guess 1.0.6 as it's coming in a few days)
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We already patched it, if it doesn't work then try clean flashing. If even that doesn't work, then no idea.
gyr0ray0
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Thank you so much! I'm just booting from a clean flash, hope it got fixed
Edit: problem persists, whatever I don't care anymore lol
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yukkio
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Hi, I was using MIUI 14 on my old poco x3 pro. Now I've installed HyperOS on the poco f6 and I don't see the same options for my redmi buds 3 pro, in fact, the HyperOS global version has the same options I had in MIUI 14. The chinese version removed it?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Is there a way to do a clean flash without wiping internal storage?
If I use the first install file it would wipe photos etc. correct?
And would a TWRP backup be safe to restore on houji?
If I use the first install file it would wipe photos etc. correct?
And would a TWRP backup be safe to restore on houji?
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No. Clean flash means userdata partition format. Internal storage is in the userdata partition.
TWRP is a relic of the past at this point. There's nothing entirely safe about it, especially on newer devices.
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You're not supposed to restore any backups when clean flashing. It'll mess up the install. Backup what you need manually.
It all depends on what you do with the Wifi:
Wi-fi Vs Mobile Data Battery Drain: Do Mobile Batteries Drain Faster On Mobile Data Than On Wi-fi?
Mobile data drains more battery than Wi-Fi because a continuous cellular connection must constantly be maintained with towers quite far away.
www.scienceabc.com
I know that's the whole point of the clean.
But I do always like to make a full backup, if I forgot something in the manual backup I can always go back and get if.
I also do have a full TWRP backup from when the system was running fine, so going back to this and dirty flash latest would be an option too.
But if restoring this is a risk I wouldn't of course.
I do hear a lot that TWRP's days are over. But I don't fully grasp why.
It was great for a lot of things and being able to do "everything" on the device.
Sorry for the off-topic.
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Because newer data partition encryption is too difficult for the developers to overcome.
Anyway, back on topic.
yukkio
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If I'm not wrong, my poco x3 pro with miui 14 @ xiaomi.eu hasn't this problem. It's true that I use the Wi-Fi mostly time, but it's the first time I see this consumption with Wi-Fi in a phone (at least in my case).It all depends on what you do with the Wifi:
Wi-fi Vs Mobile Data Battery Drain: Do Mobile Batteries Drain Faster On Mobile Data Than On Wi-fi?
Mobile data drains more battery than Wi-Fi because a continuous cellular connection must constantly be maintained with towers quite far away.
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xiaomi.eu_VEUXG_OS1.0.6.0.TKCMIXM_13.zip. How is this, friends) (I currently use this version as xiaomi.eu_multi_VEUXG_V14.0.6.0.TKCMIXM_v14-13.zip. What is the difference? Personally, I am happy with the current ROM. I was wondering if there are any friends who use it????
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xiaomi.eu_VEUXG_OS1.0.6.0.TKCMIXM_13.zip. How is this, friends) (I currently use this version as xiaomi.eu_multi_VEUXG_V14.0.6.0.TKCMIXM_v14-13.zip. What is the difference? Personally, I am happy with the current ROM. I was wondering if there are any friends who use it????
