vosquare:

Yea..i will port..I've been planning to

What challenges are you having with the Global Stable ROM?

Gptech:

Oya download developer rom and save your phone from possible explosion.

How do I port to developer ROM I need steps please.

KuliMart:


Seems you have a lot of apps running in background. Enable the battery saver app.

done that. Still same problem

aristogabby:
done that. Still same problem

Even if you decide to port to developer rom, it involves downloading a new rom and wiping your phone. I'd suggest you first update your rom, do a factory reset then if the problem still persists, you can port to developer rom. Porting to developer rom is a bit complicated and there are chances of bricking your phone. You can check the miui forum for steps on how to change rom.

40manlappy:


What challenges are you having with the Global Stable ROM?

Battery o

is it possible for xiaomi mi4 to have mtk processor?

ametu166:
is it possible for xiaomi mi4 to have mtk processor?

Run ooo! Not possible.

GrandMufti:


Even if you decide to port to developer rom, it involves downloading a new rom and wiping your phone. I'd suggest you first update your rom, do a factory reset then if the problem still persists, you can port to developer rom. Porting to developer rom is a bit complicated and there are chances of bricking your phone. You can check the miui forum for steps on how to change rom.

Are you sure? Porting is not complicated,I ported same way I updated to miui 8. Just download the rom and place it in a folder named 'downloaded_rom' in the internal memory of your phone. Then update using the updater app. Thats all.

Gptech:

Are you sure? Porting is not complicated,I ported same way I updated to miui 8. Just download the rom and place it in a folder named 'downloaded_rom' in the internal memory of your phone. Then update using the updater app. Thats all.

No sir. Porting from stable to developer rom requires you to download a fastboot rom and then use mi flash to flash your phone. If your are already on developer rom, and you want to update, then the method you mentioned is what is used.

Gptech:

Are you sure? Porting is not complicated,I ported same way I updated to miui 8. Just download the rom and place it in a folder named 'downloaded_rom' in the internal memory of your phone. Then update using the updater app. Thats all.

I finally succeeded in creating MI account on my RN3!

Seems an inching closer to porting to Global Stable ROM

40manlappy:


I finally succeeded in creating MI account on my RN3!

Seems an inching closer to porting to Global Stable ROM

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http://en.miui.com/thread-307744-1-1.html

GrandMufti:
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http://en.miui.com/thread-307744-1-1.html

Thanks bro

GrandMufti:


No sir. Porting from stable to developer rom requires you to download a fastboot rom and then use mi flash to flash your phone. If your are already on developer rom, and you want to update, then the method you mentioned is what is used.

Am telling you what i did, have never used fastboot. Though you might be correct because I had twrp recovery but lost it after flashing.

40manlappy:

I finally succeeded in creating MI account on my RN3!
Seems an inching closer to porting to Global Stable ROM

Congrats in advance.

Gptech:

Am telling you what i did, have never used fastboot. Though you might be correct because I had twrp recovery but lost it after flashing.

Exactly what I said. You were not on global stable. You were on developer rom. Twrp is used to flash roms if you don't want to use fastboot method. Hence it was easy for to just download the rom and use updater app. But crossing over from global stable to developer requires you to flash you phone. You might even need to unlock bootloader

GrandMufti:


Exactly what I said. You were not on global stable. You were on developer rom. Twrp is used to flash roms if you don't want to use fastboot method. Hence it was easy for to just download the rom and use updater app. But crossing over from global stable to developer requires you to flash you phone. You might even need to unlock bootloader

Nope, was in global stable rom

Gptech:

Congrats in advance.

Thanks. But you and GrandMufti are confusing me o!

I simply want to port from Stable ROM to Global Stable ROM. You are becoming too technical.

I am a learner

Gptech:

Nope, was in global stable rom

What phone are you using?

GrandMufti:


What phone are you using?

Redmi note 2,no bootloader ish

40manlappy:


Thanks. But you and GrandMufti are confusing me o!

I simply want to port from Stable ROM to Global Stable ROM. You are becoming too technical.

I am a learner

Hehehehe, relax, don't be in a hurry.

Gptech:

Am telling you what i did, have never used fastboot. Though you might be correct because I had twrp recovery but lost it after flashing.

it is possible to update from stable to developer tru updater app

Gptech:

Redmi note 2,no bootloader ish

http://en.miui.com/thread-237290-1-1.html

The bootloader is not locked that is why you could use twrp. But for newer devices, all bootloaders are locked

tomiwa20:
it is possible to update from stable to developer tru updater app

Yea, thats exactly how I switched to developer rom.

GrandMufti:


http://en.miui.com/thread-237290-1-1.html

The bootloader is not locked that is why you could use twrp. But for newer devices, all bootloaders are locked

Bootloader should not affect switching from global stable to global developer. Where the issue of bootloader exists is switching from Chinese to global roms.

Gptech:

Bootloader should not affect switching from global stable to global developer. Where the issue of bootloader exists is switching from Chinese to global roms.

And how do you revert back from developer to stable?

Gptech:

Run ooo! Not possible.

Pls help me confirm....its MI 4W

ametu166:



Pls help me confirm....its MI 4W

Bro the techies in the ouz have told u to run .... All mi4 are on snapdragin processors... And theres nothing like MI4W that u mentioned there are 3 models which is the normal mi4 ,mi4c and mi4s thats all anything apart from that is fake

ametu166:


Pls help me confirm....its MI 4W

all versions of mi4 are using SD chips

See what I'm talking about

GrandMufti:


And how do you revert back from developer to stable?

Should be same process.

ametu166:
See what I'm talking about

Everything (the font and the miui version) about the screenshot shows its obviously a clone. And you said it runs on MTK chips, right now no MTK chip runs on a clock speed of 2.5ghz as indicated in the screenshot.

Gptech:

Should be same process.

No sir. Check the miui forum