Question Going back to MIUI roms after custom? - Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro

Hey there. Currently I'm running ArrowOS, but I really miss the options MIUI had, like native dual apps and screen size flick. Could I go back to original MIUI, but still have it rootable? So I can install magisk on it?

dantevn said:
Hey there. Currently I'm running ArrowOS, but I really miss the options MIUI had, like native dual apps and screen size flick. Could I go back to original MIUI, but still have it rootable? So I can install magisk on it?
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Of course, you can install the stock ROM that was previously onto your device and revert it to stock again without unlocking the bootloader, you should need to format data because they are very different ROMs.
From there you can start again, flashing TWRP and/or rooting it.

same here, tried so many roms then finally went back to xiaomi eu version. much better than my Indian official version.

Do the MIUI roms still only allow the stock launcher if you use gesture navigation?

Hymix said:
Do the MIUI roms still only allow the stock launcher if you use gesture navigation?
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No, you can use any launcher, I used Poco (ok, from Miui), Nova and ADW, it works for all of them.

Which one ROM do you recommend - EliteROM or xiaomi.eu?

For me is EliteROM, only this run stable, rest of custom rom generate custom restarts, dont know why. Perhaps only in my device, mayby is hardware issue. I've some of first models, buyed few days after premiere.

Can stock miui be flashed in twrp?

SubwayChamp said:
No, you can use any launcher, I used Poco (ok, from Miui), Nova and ADW, it works for all of them.
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Weird. I've switched to xiaomi.eu and it only allows gesture navigation with the stock launcher.

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Most Reliable 100% Working ROM for Honor 6X US Variant?

I'm giving a new Honor 6X to my father in law, and he needs something that's reliable and everything works. He lives several hours away so I won't be there to help him, and he can't tinker with his phone.
Phone is unlocked and rooted, and I installed twrp-3.1.1-0-berlin recovery already. Android version doesn't matter, this just needs to be 100% working and reliable. Even a stock debloated ROM would be fine, but I can't find anything like that and it's a PITA to manually debloat the stock ROM.
What can you suggest please?
Welcome to Kirrin world- nothing perfect can be created here.
sreekantt said:
Welcome to Kirrin world- nothing perfect can be created here.
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So best to leave it stock and manually debloat? There's no debloated stock ROM (or any ROM) that's 100% working?
Superorb said:
So best to leave it stock and manually debloat? There's no debloated stock ROM (or any ROM) that's 100% working?
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U can give Elite ROM 7.2 a try.....but it isn't perfect in terms of magisk, permission manager etc minor bugs- better performance than stock
LOS, AOSP have performance issues imo
I tried almost every ROM and finally settled with stock if u want most stable and everything working accepting poor optimization of RAM and performance of EMUI 5.0
Here's a guide on bloatware safe to remove made by me https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6x/how-to/guide-list-bloat-software-emui-safe-to-t3700814 - it could sound boring, but manually remove bloats on EMUI is the safe way to achieve a "clean" rom (stable the most, overall) for your father in law, actually. Hope it could be helpful.
sreekantt said:
U can give Elite ROM 7.2 a try.....but it isn't perfect in terms of magisk, permission manager etc minor bugs- better performance than stock
LOS, AOSP have performance issues imo
I tried almost every ROM and finally settled with stock if u want most stable and everything working accepting poor optimization of RAM and performance of EMUI 5.0
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Alright, stock it is.
RedSkull23 said:
Here's a guide on bloatware safe to remove made by me https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6x/how-to/guide-list-bloat-software-emui-safe-to-t3700814 - it could sound boring, but manually remove bloats on EMUI is the safe way to achieve a "clean" rom (stable the most, overall) for your father in law, actually. Hope it could be helpful.
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Yup, I still have your guide from when you recommended it a few days ago :good:
Is there any way to remove the unlocked bootloader nag screen at startup?
Superorb said:
I'm giving a new Honor 6X to my father in law, and he needs something that's reliable and everything works. He lives several hours away so I won't be there to help him, and he can't tinker with his phone.
Phone is unlocked and rooted, and I installed twrp-3.1.1-0-berlin recovery already. Android version doesn't matter, this just needs to be 100% working and reliable. Even a stock debloated ROM would be fine, but I can't find anything like that and it's a PITA to manually debloat the stock ROM.
What can you suggest please?
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Its best to stay with stock. Ive tried most of the ROMS on the US variant and all had various issues.
BakedOnSomeSour said:
Its best to stay with stock. Ive tried most of the ROMS on the US variant and all had various issues.
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Yes, this seems to be the consensus. Can I stay rooted on stock without the bootup nag screen? Or can I remove the bloat without being rooted? I don't think system apps can be removed without root.
Superorb said:
Yup, I still have your guide from when you recommended it a few days ago :good:
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Ouch! I didn't wanted to be repetitive, sorry.
Superorb said:
Is there any way to remove the unlocked bootloader nag screen at startup?
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Not at the moment... I'd like to remove it too but there isn't a way yet.

Will it be easy to install custom ROMS on the Mi Mix 2S?

Hi,
I've been using Nexus phones for years, and I'm thinking of buying a Mi Mix 2S. I don't really like the version of Android that Huawei ships though, and I'd like to be able to install a stock ROM. I assume that this phone will have Treble support (since it shipped with Oreo) and that, because of that, it should be easy to install a custom ROM on it.
Is all of this correct? Will it be easy to install a custom ROM on this phone, or should I go for a different phone?
Your thread follows similar questioning to mine. https://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-mix-2s/help/phone-support-project-treble-t3769780
It does look like it will support Treble and will make roms easy to create.
frandavid100 said:
Hi,
I've been using Nexus phones for years, and I'm thinking of buying a Mi Mix 2S. I don't really like the version of Android that Huawei ships though, and I'd like to be able to install a stock ROM. I assume that this phone will have Treble support (since it shipped with Oreo) and that, because of that, it should be easy to install a custom ROM on it.
Is all of this correct? Will it be easy to install a custom ROM on this phone, or should I go for a different phone?
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You know this is a Xaomi phone not a Huawei phone... you won't get the Huawei stuff on a Xaomi phone... although Xaomi is probably further from stock android if you are looking for a stock experience
frandavid100 said:
Hi,
I've been using Nexus phones for years, and I'm thinking of buying a Mi Mix 2S. I don't really like the version of Android that Huawei ships though, and I'd like to be able to install a stock ROM. I assume that this phone will have Treble support (since it shipped with Oreo) and that, because of that, it should be easy to install a custom ROM on it.
Is all of this correct? Will it be easy to install a custom ROM on this phone, or should I go for a different phone?
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I doubt it!! Nexus phones are way easier and less finicky!! Mi Mix 2 is my first and probably last Xiomi phone!! Pain in the ass to unlock, and flash roms. You constantly have to format data which wipes phone. Take time to backup everything including nandroids. Wouldnt be so bad if had an sd card
taotechad said:
I doubt it!! Nexus phones are way easier and less finicky!! Mi Mix 2 is my first and probably last Xiomi phone!! Pain in the ass to unlock, and flash roms. You constantly have to format data which wipes phone. Take time to backup everything including nandroids. Wouldnt be so bad if had an sd card
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I am looking at this device, as it seems to tick all the boxes (one of very few).
Why did you feel it was such a pain to unlock. I read over the process for the 2, and it doesn't seem to be complicated (though you have to wait 72 hrs). I've had much worse.
I get that an SD would help (the only box it doesn't check for me), but if I've been flashing ROMS for ages, and backups is just part of the deal for me, so I use Ti Backup.
charlatan01 said:
I am looking at this device, as it seems to tick all the boxes (one of very few).
Why did you feel it was such a pain to unlock. I read over the process for the 2, and it doesn't seem to be complicated (though you have to wait 72 hrs). I've had much worse.
I get that an SD would help (the only box it doesn't check for me), but if I've been flashing ROMS for ages, and backups is just part of the deal for me, so I use Ti Backup.
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I also have been rooting for years. I starting jailbreaking iphones in 2007, when it was a very long process. As You stated, this phone is almost perferct as for my needs. Bootloader issue was binding. Had to try several Chinese VPN to get it to pass properly. Again, the issue with having to format data!!! I like to flash on the go sometimes but never will on this phone because of the likely hood of getting into a bootloop. Its not a compldeal breaker for me but I may not ever get snother because of it. My nexus 6p, j could flash anything and worst case scenario, I restore with Nandroid.
Dont get me wrong. It has been a good phone with good battery life. Beautiful design. Camera should have been better. In the end, I dont like having to be reliant on needing a computer near bye in case something goes wrong.
Xiaomi phones are pretty easy to unlock bootloader although sometimes you have to wait a week or use some VPN that have Chinese route, so it's very simple to install custom ROM on them.
taotechad said:
Again, the issue with having to format data!!! I like to flash on the go
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Can you explain it a little more pls? So I can't just (like it is normally) boot into recovery and dirty flash the Rom for example because I have to wipe data in any case? Or did I get you completely wrong?
Flatric said:
Can you explain it a little more pls? So I can't just (like it is normally) boot into recovery and dirty flash the Rom for example because I have to wipe data in any case? Or did I get you completely wrong?
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If youre coming from or going to a Miui based rom you need to format data! This wipes everything. If your jumping from 1 Aosp or similar rom to another you should be ok to dirty flash. As always to avoid issues, its always good to clean flash ( this does not mean format data) so not to bad if youre staying with a non-Miui rom. What I am seeing so far are various issues on non Miui roms with this phone!
taotechad said:
If youre coming from or going to a Miui based rom you need to format data! This wipes everything. If your jumping from 1 Aosp or similar rom to another you should be ok to dirty flash. As always to avoid issues, its always good to clean flash ( this does not mean format data) so not to bad if youre staying with a non-Miui rom. What I am seeing so far are various issues on non Miui roms with this phone!
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Oh ok, thank you. Than I just got it wrong before what issues are you seeing with non miui Roms? Planning to get the mi mix 2s but I will for sure flash custom Roms as soon as I get it, this is why I also consider the 1+5t(im pretty happy with the 1+1 currently). I looks like xiaomi doesn't have a big custom Rom community :/
Flatric said:
Oh ok, thank you. Than I just got it wrong before what issues are you seeing with non miui Roms? Planning to get the mi mix 2s but I will for sure flash custom Roms as soon as I get it, this is why I also consider the 1+5t(im pretty happy with the 1+1 currently). I looks like xiaomi doesn't have a big custom Rom community :/
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Various sensors are being broken on dome roms. Etc. Ya, I am considering the new oneplus 6 when it comes out. The xioimi forums are so unorganized snd a mess not to mention slow development
taotechad said:
Pain in the ass to unlock, and flash roms.
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Just happened to unlock my Mix 2 a few days ago. The process is pretty complicated with an odd 72h waiting time. Became really nervous after wiping system+data and noticing that flashable ZIPs had been wiped by unlock process. But managed to sideload latest OmniROM weekly (0408) and GApps. All is working well now - fully satisfied.
DonKonfetti said:
Just happened to unlock my Mix 2 a few days ago. The process is pretty complicated with an odd 72h waiting time. Became really nervous after wiping system+data and noticing that flashable ZIPs had been wiped by unlock process. But managed to sideload latest OmniROM weekly (0408) and GApps. All is working well now - fully satisfied.
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Are you in the wrong forum or is there already omnirom for Mi mix 2s?
Edit: Just saw you said mi mix 2 and not 2s
Flatric said:
Are you in the wrong forum or is there already omnirom for Mi mix 2s?
Edit: Just saw you said mi mix 2 and not 2s
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You're welcome. I just wanted to share my unlocking experience with the Mix 2s's predecessor model.
14,25 days to unlock? Really??? That can't be right...please tell me, that's wrong!
Hudge said:
14,25 days to unlock? Really??? That can't be right...please tell me, that's wrong!
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Nope... See it like enough time to explore miui
Flatric said:
Nope... See it like enough time to explore miui
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Yeah, and also at this time there aren't any custom ROMs available like AOSP. So I don't mind. Next week I can unlock my phone. But now there isn't a global stable Rom released or stock Android.
Puksom said:
Yeah, and also at this time there aren't any custom ROMs available like AOSP. So I don't mind. Next week I can unlock my phone. But now there isn't a global stable Rom released or stock Android.
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You can test xiaomi.eu, it's a global Rom based on Chinese Rom and it should be stable. You can also flash treble version of aosp
Flatric said:
You can test xiaomi.eu, it's a global Rom based on Chinese Rom and it should be stable. You can also flash treble version of aosp
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Treble version? Can you link it? Will all drivers work good then or camera?
Yeah I know about .EU Rom will be the first Rom I flash when the bootloader gets unlocked
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Nevermind found it! Looks interesting. Only it's seems like some functions of the camera won't work very well.
Puksom said:
Treble version? Can you link it? Will all drivers work good then or camera?
Yeah I know about .EU Rom will be the first Rom I flash when the bootloader gets unlocked
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Treble forum, Treble AOSP, Flasing Instructions no one knows what will work and what wont work because as far as I know noone testet it on 2s(at least no one reported it). Flash on your own risk but it should boot on every treble enabled device and most stuff should work

OOS vs Aosp roms, your thoughts ?

I am pretty happy with Oos on my 7 Pro, it's complete, stable and super snappy, but the one thing I want from Aosp roms is the AOD. I don't know if any of the custom roms is stable enough, bugless and as fun as Oos? What are your experiences and did you return to Oos or sticked to one of the custom rom?
vegetaleb said:
I am pretty happy with Oos on my 7 Pro, it's complete, stable and super snappy, but the one thing I want from Aosp roms is the AOD. I don't know if any of the custom roms is stable enough, bugless and as fun as Oos? What are your experiences and did you return to Oos or sticked to one of the custom rom?
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I really enjoy custom roms, like HavocOS for examples, however I and a small number of others experience a WiFi connection drop out issue, which forced me to come back to OOS.
However, running xXx magisk rom, xposed (for gravitybox to get features back) and a custom kernel (Arter or Bluspark for example) is absolutely the best for me right now. The phone is nippy fast, everything just works.
And this wifi bug occurs with all custom roms?
If only Mwilky can integrate AOD to his magisk rom....
vegetaleb said:
And this wifi bug occurs with all custom roms?
If only Mwilky can integrate AOD to his magisk rom....
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Ye wifi prob is almost in all ROM expect carbon ROM at least for me I didn't face any issue...
I for one never had the wifi issues on AOSP. I thoroughly enjoyed the customization, battery life, and quickness of AOSP roms but had to go back to stock because I kept deleting all my data by not flashing DM Verity to stay decrypted. Had to protect myself from myself lol.
I just replaced my Mi 8 Pro - great phone - too rare to get any real community support - was running Havoc on that and it was a great zippy setup (SD845, 8GB RAM etc) with the OP7Pro. My reason for doing so is it's the only (bar Android One and Pixel) phone mantufacturer (read Android distribution) that I could envisage running wihtout unlocking the bootloader. and flashing a ROM. I need a clean (locked bootloader and not rooted) device for reasons I wont go into in this thread, and Oxygen OS was the only choice for me really. Love it, and have been using it since the rocky beginnings on the OnePlus One after the Cyanogen bust up.
mookiexl said:
I for one never had the wifi issues on AOSP. I thoroughly enjoyed the customization, battery life, and quickness of AOSP roms but had to go back to stock because I kept deleting all my data by not flashing DM Verity to stay decrypted. Had to protect myself from myself lol.
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Can you decrypt data? I thought you can't since the 6t
vegetaleb said:
Can you decrypt data? I thought you can't since the 6t
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Just flash this in TWRP after you've formatted data to stay dencrypted.
liam_davenport said:
Just flash this in TWRP after you've formatted data to stay dencrypted.
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Sorry for being noob here, but this will make things easier to go back and forth between custom roms and oos or the opposite?
mookiexl said:
I for one never had the wifi issues on AOSP. I thoroughly enjoyed the customization, battery life, and quickness of AOSP roms but had to go back to stock because I kept deleting all my data by not flashing DM Verity to stay decrypted. Had to protect myself from myself lol.
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So you didn't flash dm verity removal?
I'm on latest stable oos with renovate Ace and arter kernel.
Does it worth the trouble to try aosp rom or not?
Oneplus 7 Pro Is Rocket Fast
johnnyman25 said:
I'm on latest stable oos with renovate Ace and arter kernel.
Does it worth the trouble to try aosp rom or not?
Oneplus 7 Pro Is Rocket Fast
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Me I am still hesitant, it's all for having an AOD that doesn't eat 5 to 10% of battery. I am using Taichi on oos but it's a battery eater
vegetaleb said:
So you didn't flash dm verity removal?
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I would forget sometimes tinkering while intoxicated. If do decide to go back to custom roms I'll just stay encryped now that I got a fill of which roms I prefer.
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vegetaleb said:
Me I am still hesitant, it's all for having an AOD that doesn't eat 5 to 10% of battery. I am using Taichi on oos but it's a battery eater
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Its well worth it Bro. MSM Xtended has the most features and Bliss Rom is my second favorite due to the extreme amount of SOT i would get with and both are just overall better in every aspect in comparison to stock. The only feature I missed from stock was the app lock.

Is there a debloated OOS ROM?

As the title says, I love the OOS rom, but I wish it was debloated and had just the basic Google apps. Is there a very stable ROM like this? I am on PIXEN now, and I have done another couple but I feel the OOS stock is pretty good.
Thanks in advance.
I need one too, I'm not able to decrypt the lastest roms, can't root without loosing emojies, even if I managed all that, there's bloat
So +1
xXx
foomanjackel said:
xXx
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A non root one. HIs seems way complicated.

Roms

I know these threads are frowned upon bc everyone has their own preferences but I'm just curious what roms y'all are running. What is the smoothest ROM right now. I live bring to customize with fonts and colors in the status bar and what not.
I'm on Resurrection but just wanting to change it up. I wish dirty unicorns was on here I used to flash that back in the day and loved it!!!
Ive tried Bliss and ParanoidAndroid but went back to stock with custom kernel as I have way better battery life.
Resurrection Remix Smooth like F ?
GeekMcLeod said:
Ive tried Bliss and ParanoidAndroid but went back to stock with custom kernel as I have way better battery life.
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is it possible to have custom kernels with unrooted device and stock os? also, what custom kernle are you using if it's not a secret?
I've been on Havoc and then Omni Treskmod but both had certain issues (battery life / banking apps / default camera not working etc.) so I'm really thinking of reverting back to stock and unrooting the device. But I also enjoy some of the custom kernel features that are available out there so was wondering if it's possible to get best of both worlds
mase1871 said:
is it possible to have custom kernels with unrooted device and stock os? also, what custom kernle are you using if it's not a secret?
I've been on Havoc and then Omni Treskmod but both had certain issues (battery life / banking apps / default camera not working etc.) so I'm really thinking of reverting back to stock and unrooting the device. But I also enjoy some of the custom kernel features that are available out there so was wondering if it's possible to get best of both worlds
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I dont believe that is possible. I use Elementalx and have no issues like that. Banking app is probably just because of root.
GeekMcLeod said:
I dont believe that is possible. I use Elementalx and have no issues like that. Banking app is probably just because of root.
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It definitely is because of root but I was unsuccessful in trying to hide root with Magisk... So seems like the only way to go is to revert back to stock without root...
mase1871 said:
It definitely is because of root but I was unsuccessful in trying to hide root with Magisk... So seems like the only way to go is to revert back to stock without root...
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Seems like it. Although, when my banking app had tap to pay built in, I was able to hide root and use it. Now I'm forced to use google pay and I can't get it to work while rooted.
Is No limits Magisk stable?
UnicornHub said:
Is No limits Magisk stable?
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Avoid stuff like that, will do now harm than good
Also on RR rom, for my banking app I use another app called island. Didn't detect root at all
UnicornHub said:
Is No limits Magisk stable?
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I've used it, thought it was good. But pretty sure everything is running better on stock. Even with other magisk and EdXposed modules.
I think I am going to go back to RR. I was on it but had an issue with the sound. I flash oos and miss RR already lol
UnicornHub said:
I know these threads are frowned upon bc everyone has their own preferences but I'm just curious what roms y'all are running. What is the smoothest ROM right now. I live bring to customize with fonts and colors in the status bar and what not.
I'm on Resurrection but just wanting to change it up. I wish dirty unicorns was on here I used to flash that back in the day and loved it!!!
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Stock rooted international firmware on TMO.... Nothing beats it
Greatness83 said:
Stock rooted international firmware on TMO.... Nothing beats it
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I have noticed the battery life is amazing. I can use themeing apps to once I get root back I think I'm going to stay on stock rooted international for a while.
GeekMcLeod said:
Ive tried Bliss and ParanoidAndroid but went back to stock with custom kernel as I have way better battery life.
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Which kernel are you using?
Akhayev said:
Which kernel are you using?
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My favorite has always been elementalx. It's great on every device I've had.
What about resurrection vs crdroid? I Ave been reading on both and both seems stable and good.
I've tried multiple custom roms but keeping coming back to stock, every rom seems to have some kind of functionality missing that the stock rom has, it's not worth it to lose base functionality just to have something different looking.
mase1871 said:
is it possible to have custom kernels with unrooted device and stock os? also, what custom kernle are you using if it's not a secret?
I've been on Havoc and then Omni Treskmod but both had certain issues (battery life / banking apps / default camera not working etc.) so I'm really thinking of reverting back to stock and unrooting the device. But I also enjoy some of the custom kernel features that are available out there so was wondering if it's possible to get best of both worlds
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Yes, you can use alot of custom kernels unrooted. I have used Weeb and blu_spark unrooted without any problems and with Safety Net passing. If they are designed to work out of the box without any configuration with root apps and have CTS check bypass (kernel level) it should work without a problem like stock/unrooted, little research might be needed tho. Good luck.
rawimagee said:
Yes, you can use alot of custom kernels unrooted. I have used Weeb and blu_spark unrooted without any problems and with safety net passing. If they are designed to work out of the box without any configuration and have Saftey Net CTS check bypass it wont be any problems, little research might be needed tho. Good luck.
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Thanks for your input. I have actually unrooted my device and with a little bit of debloating I am getting the best battery life I have ever had (compared to quite a few custom roms & kernels I have tried out) + I was also able to get GCam with aux lenses, Youtube Vanced and get all the customization I need using Nova Prime Launcher. Really don't see myself coming back to any custom rom, as they tend to have bugs here and there, or have something that simply doesn't work the way it should. Stock everything gives me everything I need from this phone :good:

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