so on stable 12.1.3.0 for toco the safetynet still fails without any fixes? just interested if i need to update or not.
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so on stable 12.1.3.0 for toco the safetynet still fails without any fixes? just interested if i need to update or not.
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Ah ok i see, maybe someone with the device will report here. Thx anyway Igor an big thx for ur work to the hole team
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Also, do not restore "System settings" from Google Cloud/Mi Cloud to avoid any issue in Weekly ROM.
Xiaomi mi 10 12.2.9.0 stable There is no Greek language in the settings, nor in the contacts.
After clean installation.
After clean installation.
In the search settings section, under additional settings options, activate the proximity sensor option.
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Thanks for the answer, but I have a Mi 9T, and the proximity sensor its activated, i think with this last update it not works. (12.1.1)
I'm on POCO X3. I installed TWRP and after flashing the latest version of the stable rom (12.0.8.0) my phone is in a bootloop. After restarting it vibrates, then restarts again and opens TWRP. Does anyone know how to fix this? Someone suggested in previous messages to format data. I already tried that and it didn't help. Thanks.
I never had issues with Xiaomi.EU in the past. I used this in Mi4C and MiNote3.
UPDATE: I have tried flashing different versions of TWRP for POCO X3 which I found in XDA and this made no difference. I also tried installing Xiaomi.EU 12.0.7.0 with same result. Did any other POCO X3 users experience the same?
UPDATE2: I tried flashing a different ROM from XDA (tried Resurrection Remix) and I still have bootloop into TWRP.
I think next attempt will be flashing stock rom.
I never had issues with Xiaomi.EU in the past. I used this in Mi4C and MiNote3.
UPDATE: I have tried flashing different versions of TWRP for POCO X3 which I found in XDA and this made no difference. I also tried installing Xiaomi.EU 12.0.7.0 with same result. Did any other POCO X3 users experience the same?
UPDATE2: I tried flashing a different ROM from XDA (tried Resurrection Remix) and I still have bootloop into TWRP.
I think next attempt will be flashing stock rom.
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I had that once, too. Reboot to Recovery, then format data (nothing more) and after that reboot again to recovery and directly flash Rom. Then reboot to system. That helped me
Thanks. I managed to fix the issue by flashing Orange Fox recovery ("OrangeFox-R11.0_0_B004-Beta-surya"). Formatting data in this recovery worked fine and fixed the issue.
Formatting data using TWRP didn't work for me (log was successful, but bootloop was not fixed). I tried with 2 different versions and both failed to work: "TWRP 3.5.0-0 By mahajant99.img" and "twrp-3.4.0-15-surya-mauronofrio.img"
I bought a Poco M3 but I don't like the app drawer. If I installa xiaomi.eu rom can I choose to have apps in desktop pages like a xiaomi/redmi?
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We don't replace POCO Launcher with MIUI Launcher on our ROMs for Global-exclusive POCO devices... So no, not without making a custom Magisk module.
Exist a system to put automatically the app icons on desktop without root and magisk?
You can install alternate launchers like Nova. I use Nova launcher (but it also has app drawer). I personally like app drawers. I was missing this in standar MIUI.
then take a look at the proximity sensor calibration setting from the hidden settings.
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I don't use the POCO Launcher myself, so if there's no such option in its settings, then no.
Exist a system to put automatically the app icons on desktop without root and magisk?
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Many thanks to those who make this ROM possible, it's really a great alternative to the "official" one.
One issue I have with the latest stable MIUI 12 on Mi9t is that the notifications shade has disimproved. WhatsApp message notifications arrive fine but on the preview the "reply" and "mark as read" buttons are pushed to the left too much.
Not a big deal, just doesn't look as nice as it did before this update.
One issue I have with the latest stable MIUI 12 on Mi9t is that the notifications shade has disimproved. WhatsApp message notifications arrive fine but on the preview the "reply" and "mark as read" buttons are pushed to the left too much.
Not a big deal, just doesn't look as nice as it did before this update.
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All well known, Xiaomi is consistently changing code related to notifications, so all we can do is wait for them to fix it.
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Ah I see, wasn't sure whether it was a Xiaomi issue or a EU ROM issue.
Is it something that is likely to be fixed quicker on weekly builds than on stable? No problem if you don't know, just thought I would ask.
Thanks for replying, I appreciate the hard work!
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