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Most Stable 5.1.1 ROM with Xposed Support?

Hey all,
So I recently developed an Xposed module while running KitKat. I released it and users are having trouble getting it to work correctly when running Lollipop 5.1.1 - can someone recommend me a stable ROM with working Bluetooth, SMS, and support for Xposed?

mrinehart93 said:
Hey all,
So I recently developed an Xposed module while running KitKat. I released it and users are having trouble getting it to work correctly when running Lollipop 5.1.1 - can someone recommend me a stable ROM with working Bluetooth, SMS, and support for Xposed?
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There are many great ROMs on every variant of the HTC One M7 that run well on 5.1.1. My personal favorite is Candy5, which can be found here.
In terms of Xposed itself, as long as you flash the correct framework flashable for the version of Android you're running, (in your case, 5.1.1) then everything will work.
For the correct framework files to flash on top of your 5.1.1 ROM of choice, here they are.
Get the arm version, NOT arm64. Arm is the compatible version for our phone.
On top of this, you need to install the .apk for Xposed as well to utilize the framework modules (this shouldn't be a surprise to you, as you've used Xposed on KitKat)

Signal2Noise said:
There are many great ROMs on every variant of the HTC One M7 that run well on 5.1.1. My personal favorite is Candy5, which can be found here.
In terms of Xposed itself, as long as you flash the correct framework flashable for the version of Android you're running, (in your case, 5.1.1) then everything will work.
For the correct framework files to flash on top of your 5.1.1 ROM of choice, here they are.
Get the arm version, NOT arm64. Arm is the compatible version for our phone.
On top of this, you need to install the .apk for Xposed as well to utilize the framework modules (this shouldn't be a surprise to you, as you've used Xposed on KitKat)
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Thanks for the reply! I ended up trying out Candy and AICP... both are kinda buggy, though. AICP doesn't find my cell network, and Candy makes weird static noises randomly Which ROM do you use?

mrinehart93 said:
Thanks for the reply! I ended up trying out Candy and AICP... both are kinda buggy, though. AICP doesn't find my cell network, and Candy makes weird static noises randomly Which ROM do you use?
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I use Candy5 as a daily driver and actually, I helped the ROM developer fix the static noise you mentioned. The link for the full ROM with that fix can be found here. It's by far the smoothest (and most stable) stock-like ROM on the m7spr because of the wonderful Candy Kernel baked in.

Signal2Noise said:
I use Candy5 as a daily driver and actually, I helped the ROM developer fix the static noise you mentioned. The link for the full ROM with that fix can be found here. It's by far the smoothest (and most stable) stock-like ROM on the m7spr because of the wonderful Candy Kernel baked in.
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Awesome, I'll check that link out. How is the battery life for you? Last time I actually "tried" Lollipop ROMs were a few months ago, and battery life was pretty bad which kept me on KitKat.

mrinehart93 said:
Awesome, I'll check that link out. How is the battery life for you? Last time I actually "tried" Lollipop ROMs were a few months ago, and battery life was pretty bad which kept me on KitKat.
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You're right in that Lollipop ROMs have pretty terrible battery life. This one has much better battery than any other ROM on stock Android. It's not great, but it is rather good once your battery is optimized to it, considering.
For example, I went to a theme park with this ROM and I would check my phone just about every ten minutes. When I got to the park itself, it was only on 10% (reason being because I didn't charge it overnight, haha!). With power saver mode enabled, it lasted over three hours before dying, which is impressive for any ROM, let alone a Lollipop ROM.
It's a fine accomplishment of the CandyROM team for sure.

Signal2Noise said:
You're right in that Lollipop ROMs have pretty terrible battery life. This one has much better battery than any other ROM on stock Android. It's not great, but it is rather good once your battery is optimized to it, considering.
For example, I went to a theme park with this ROM and I would check my phone just about every ten minutes. When I got to the park itself, it was only on 10% (reason being because I didn't charge it overnight, haha!). With power saver mode enabled, it lasted over three hours before dying, which is impressive for any ROM, let alone a Lollipop ROM.
It's a fine accomplishment of the CandyROM team for sure.
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I'll definitely be checking this out when I get a chance, thank you for the replies!

mrinehart93 said:
I'll definitely be checking this out when I get a chance, thank you for the replies!
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No problem!
Have a nice evening

Is it worth installing CM now?

So I just got my O+3T about an hour ago and I love it, fastest phone I've ever owned by a mile.
I sold my brand new S7 Edge to buy this mainly because it was more developer friendly and I really love cm.
I realise there will be no more updates in terms of cm roms but what are the implications of installing cm now? Is it just security updates?
Is anyone else running cm now and keeping it regardless or is it a better idea to stick with/return to stock?

rm83855 said:
So I just got my O+3T about an hour ago and I love it, fastest phone I've ever owned by a mile.
I sold my brand new S7 Edge to buy this mainly because it was more developer friendly and I really love cm.
I realise there will be no more updates in terms of cm roms but what are the implications of installing cm now? Is it just security updates?
Is anyone else running cm now and keeping it regardless or is it a better idea to stick with/return to stock?
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it is buggy as hell

Michalko5896 said:
it is buggy as hell
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No? I'm assuming you're referring to cm14.1. Sultans cm13 is fast as hell and completely stable.

mforminio7 said:
No? I'm assuming you're referring to cm14.1. Sultans cm13 is fast as hell and completely stable.
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Sure, but I have no intentions of using MM ROM in 2017 lol.

I'll use CM13 as long as all my apps continue to run and my xposed modules all work and my battery lasts 2-3 days with 10 hours of screen on time. XdaSultan and his ROM run perfect on my phone.

Cm14.1 is fine. The RR versions are even better. I would recommend the official RR build more then anything. Been running it for a while and not a single issue

c_86 said:
Cm14.1 is fine. The RR versions are even better. I would recommend the official RR build more then anything. Been running it for a while and not a single issue
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What's the official RR builds?

I wouldn't trust these unofficial builds of CM (Lineage), both from sultan and koenkk. Most of the developers have no idea how to make safe roms + fact that they all turned off forceencrypt is just repulsive. I strongly recommend you to wait for official builds.

rm83855 said:
What's the official RR builds?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/development/rom-kernel-resurrectionremix-n-t3524715

Tesla N is good same with official RR. Other then that I wouldn't bother.
I've been happy with the stock rom using xposed, arise and systemless root with francos kernal and all running sweet as.

Michalko5896 said:
I wouldn't trust these unofficial builds of CM (Lineage), both from sultan and koenkk. Most of the developers have no idea how to make safe roms + fact that they all turned off forceencrypt is just repulsive. I strongly recommend you to wait for official builds.
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Really? Just how unsafe is this, this is encryption right? I'm hoping lineage won't take too long, I suspect our device will be one of the first to receive it?

c_86 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/development/rom-kernel-resurrectionremix-n-t3524715
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A Sad Napkin said:
Tesla N is good same with official RR. Other then that I wouldn't bother.
I've been happy with the stock rom using xposed, arise and systemless root with francos kernal and all running sweet as.
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I assume these roms such as RR don't have cm themes? Does the systemless root work with Android Pay?

rm83855 said:
I assume these roms such as RR don't have cm themes? Does the systemless root work with Android Pay?
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No the CM theme engine isn't out for nougat yet.
Yes it does. But you need Franco Kernal as well because it Bypasses the verified boot flag for Android Pay compatibility.

rm83855 said:
Really? Just how unsafe is this, this is encryption right? I'm hoping lineage won't take too long, I suspect our device will be one of the first to receive it?
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What I have noticed is that many custom roms have poorly configured SELinux, many unfixed CVEs in kernel, disabled forceencrypt (encryption disabled by default, user must go to settings and manually turn it on, what most of the users don't do), distribution through unsecure channels and many more mistakes. Stock roms are mostly fine because google force OEMs to apply certain configurations to their roms. But unofficial developers have free hand, so they do whatever they want and results are sometimes atrocious. Official CM was pretty good, there were certain requirements that ROMs must have met and I really liked the way CM was compiled and distributed. Imho, if you are serious about security, you should wait for the official Lineage OS (if there will ever be the official Lineage OS).

Michalko5896 said:
What I have noticed is that many custom roms have poorly configured SELinux, many unfixed CVEs in kernel, disabled forceencrypt (encryption disabled by default, user must go to settings and manually turn it on, what most of the users don't do), distribution through unsecure channels and many more mistakes. Stock roms are mostly fine because google force OEMs to apply certain configurations to their roms. But unofficial developers have free hand, so they do whatever they want and results are sometimes atrocious. Official CM was pretty good, there were certain requirements that ROMs must have met and I really liked the way CM was compiled and distributed. Imho, if you are serious about security, you should wait for the official Lineage OS (if there will ever be the official Lineage OS).
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That's a very valid point but security isn't a massive concern for me considering i set selinux to permissive for v4a anyway. I suppose even having root is classed as a security flaw in the first place.

Sultanxda always has the best optimized roms in terms of stability, photos and battery.

A Sad Napkin said:
No the CM theme engine isn't out for nougat yet.
Yes it does. But you need Franco Kernal as well because it Bypasses the verified boot flag for Android Pay compatibility.
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Thanks so much, this community is awesome.
This phone is gorgeous, fast and dare I say near perfect. Finding the perfect set up over the next few days will be interesting. The sheer speed and smoothness of this phone is screaming "don't touch me" but oxygen os just isn't quite there for me yet, if it included a theme engine etc then I'd be sold.

rm83855 said:
Thanks so much, this community is awesome.
This phone is gorgeous, fast and dare I say near perfect. Finding the perfect set up over the next few days will be interesting. The sheer speed and smoothness of this phone is screaming "don't touch me" but oxygen os just isn't quite there for me yet, if it included a theme engine etc then I'd be sold.
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no theme engine but it has a dark mode which is nice and you can change the accent colours.
OxygenOS with systemless root, systemless xposed makes it perfect. I'm just waiting for the official nougat update. I also have ARISE and DOLBY ATMOS as well.

A Sad Napkin said:
no theme engine but it has a dark mode which is nice and you can change the accent colours.
OxygenOS with systemless root, systemless xposed makes it perfect. I'm just waiting for the official nougat update. I also have ARISE and DOLBY ATMOS as well.
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I didn't even notice this, the dark colour is much better. Did u have to set selinux to permissive for arise? Does this pose any issues with ota's, android pay etc?

rm83855 said:
I didn't even notice this, the dark colour is much better. Did u have to set selinux to permissive for arise? Does this pose any issues with ota's, android pay etc?
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Android pay will work with system less root and magisk
It doesn't work with system less xposed. Just tested it although you can disable xposed and reboot then use Android pay but that's just hassle.
Selinux status I'm not 100% sure but I much prefer having xposed then Android pay. But that's me.

Best rom for 3T?

Wjat is best rom for Oneplus 3T and why? But I want rom where xposed is working.

No ROM is 'the best'
You have numerous options to test and see for yourself which one suits your needs the best. You can go either for stock (based) or AOSP ROMs, it's all about what you are looking for. Also no choice is bad here - all ROMs for 3T are of really outstanding quality and not a single one will let you down. Just play around for a couple of days, try out different ways to go and pick your favorite.
If it's about me - latest stock rooted with Magisk is just enough. Oxygen OS is supremely optimized and the system is almost pure Android but with all the essential flavors AOSP lacks.

Fully agree with the previous comment. If there was a "best" ROM for everyone, we would all be using it, and there wouldn't be a need for any ROM except that one. What features are important in a ROM, is going to vary from person to person. The performance and stability (often a question "which ROM has the best performance?") is also going to vary drastically depending on how you as an individual use the phone, apply further tweaks, etc.
Your best bet is to browse through the ROMs, select a couple or few that look like they meet your preferences, and flash them, and try for yourself (be sure to make a TWRP backup of your current setup before flashing any ROMs, so you can easily revert); and see what works best for you.

TuomasRizt said:
Wjat is best rom for Oneplus 3T and why? But I want rom where xposed is working.
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CM13 is the best for you.

MaxFTW said:
If it's about me - latest stock rooted with Magisk is just enough. Oxygen OS is supremely optimized and the system is almost pure Android but with all the essential flavors AOSP lacks.
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Amen to that!

Soni unofficial resurrection remix 5.8.3

MaxFTW said:
No ROM is 'the best'
You have numerous options to test and see for yourself which one suits your needs the best. You can go either for stock (based) or AOSP ROMs, it's all about what you are looking for. Also no choice is bad here - all ROMs for 3T are of really outstanding quality and not a single one will let you down. Just play around for a couple of days, try out different ways to go and pick your favorite.
If it's about me - latest stock rooted with Magisk is just enough. Oxygen OS is supremely optimized and the system is almost pure Android but with all the essential flavors AOSP lacks.
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Are you using any custom kernel ?

SlyUK said:
Are you using any custom kernel ?
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No i don't have, bought this phone on this week's monday. Immediately rooted and flashed twrp, Now I have Resurrection Remix, but it's little bit buggy and not filling my expectations. (Sry for bad english)

I'm looking for a really good ROM, too.
Stability, everything should work fine. Don't want to clean flash every few months.
I don't need to customize every colour of every object. Need a perfect ROM for using it every day.
Any recommendations?

best rom official rr or the one from varun himself (g+)

no rom is the best.
you have to try some of them and choose one !
i tried at least more than 10 roms + defualt kernels and custom kernels.
and compare them together and flashed best based on my usage ! ( your usage may vary and of course other roms is best for you )
but :
if your main concern is not heavy camera usage and want stability + battery + xposed , i suggest you Sultanxda CM13 rom.(which i am using now.)

SyCreed said:
you'd better don't speak.
The most usefull comment above.
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I'll say whatever I want this is a community. And this is a thread for suggestions. And maybe you should learn how to speak and writing grammar as well. Your illiterate.

TuomasRizt said:
No i don't have, bought this phone on this week's monday. Immediately rooted and flashed twrp, Now I have Resurrection Remix, but it's little bit buggy and not filling my expectations. (Sry for bad english)
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Sounds bad. Mm, which bugs have you found? And why not filling your expectations?

se7ensde said:
I'll say whatever I want this is a community. And this is a thread for suggestions. And maybe you should learn how to speak and writing grammar as well. Your illiterate.
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You're.

nadejo said:
best rom official rr or the one from varun himself (g+)
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The Official Resurrection Remix is this one right:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...pment/rom-kernel-resurrectionremix-n-t3524715
Which one is Varun's ?

SlyUK said:
The Official Resurrection Remix is this one right:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...pment/rom-kernel-resurrectionremix-n-t3524715
Which one is Varun's ?
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https://plus.google.com/+varund7726 you will find them on his page. He is doing weekly builds. But he is not the official maintainer for oneplus3/3t even if he is the maintainer of the rom itself and the most important developer of resurrection remix . by the way the kernel included in his build is very advanced. try it befor flashing any custom kernels.

nadejo said:
https://plus.google.com/+varund7726 you will find them on his page. He is doing weekly builds. But he is not the official maintainer for oneplus3/3t even if he is the maintainer of the rom itself and the most important developer of resurrection remix . by the way the kernel included in his build is very advanced. try it befor flashing any custom kernels.
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Cool
Do you have to click on "Ask To Join" on the Resurrection Remix tile to the right ?
Shall press "Thanks" tomorrow.

SlyUK said:
Cool
Do you have to click on "Ask To Join" on the Resurrection Remix tile to the right ?
Shall press "Thanks" tomorrow.
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i dont know im already in

nadejo said:
i dont know im already in
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Ok.. LOL
Shall press "Thanks" tomorrow.

To add to this, is there currently any that provide wi-fi calling feature?

Which ROM for most settings and customizability?

Which ROM should I install if I want the most amount of settings and ways to customize things?
Some additional thoughts...
Does one even need a custom ROM these days, or can most things be changed using "Xposed installer"?
Are there any drawbacks using a custom ROM?

1. RR is a good choice IMO.
2. More features to play with. Themes. More updates.
3. Xposed doesn't exist on Nougat.
4. Nope except not be able to use full stock features. Stability? It depends on the ROMs and the maturity of the Android version.

Primokorn said:
1. RR is a good choice IMO.
2. More features to play with. Themes. More updates.
3. Xposed doesn't exist on Nougat.
4. Nope except not be able to use full stock features. Stability? It depends on the ROMs and the maturity of the Android version.
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Thank you for a good response.
What are some of the stock features, just to get an idea?

white-k said:
Thank you for a good response.
What are some of the stock features, just to get an idea?
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Oxygen OS apps (but you can get a port version for Camera and Gallery)
Dark UI (but you can flash a ROM supporting Substratum)
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I don't remember OOS well and since I have a preference for custom ROMs over stock firmware I can't give you many reasons to stay on OOS. If you want to have the latest Android version, some day you will have flash a custom ROM.

Primokorn said:
Oxygen OS apps (but you can get a port version for Camera and Gallery)
Dark UI (but you can flash a ROM supporting Substratum)
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I don't remember OOS well and since I have a preference for custom ROMs over stock firmware I can't give you many reasons to stay on OOS. If you want to have the latest Android version, some day you will have flash a custom ROM.
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Thank you.
I've spent ten minutes trying to figure out which one is the official (or best) version of Resurrection Remix. Can you point me in the right way?
The one in your signature says it has a pirate-icon if you install pirate stuff. And while I may not do that, I still don't like the idea of that.
So which RR would you recommend?

white-k said:
Thank you.
I've spent ten minutes trying to figure out which one is the official (or best) version of Resurrection Remix. Can you point me in the right way?
The one in your signature says it has a pirate-icon if you install pirate stuff. And while I may not do that, I still don't like the idea of that.
So which RR would you recommend?
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Checkout:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...pment/rom-kernel-resurrectionremix-n-t3524715
or
https://plus.google.com/+varund7726

white-k said:
Thank you.
I've spent ten minutes trying to figure out which one is the official (or best) version of Resurrection Remix. Can you point me in the right way?
The one in your signature says it has a pirate-icon if you install pirate stuff. And while I may not do that, I still don't like the idea of that.
So which RR would you recommend?
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Both versions have this anti piracy measure I think.
I recommend the unofficial builds since I'm using them ?
It has extra features such as delta updates, signature spoofing support,... and the dev is always available to help and answer our questions.

Primokorn said:
Both versions have this anti piracy measure I think.
I recommend the unofficial builds since I'm using them
It has extra features such as delta updates, signature spoofing support,... and the dev is always available to help and answer our questions.
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How many unofficial versions are there ?

SlyUK said:
How many unofficial versions are there ?
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idk...

Primokorn said:
idk...
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Fair enough. But you recommend this one:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...ent/rom-resurrection-remix-5-8-0-oms-t3527344

SlyUK said:
Fair enough. But you recommend this one:
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You could have just flashed the ROM days ago, and have decided yourself; instead of waiting for others to dictate what you will or will not like. And just because someone recommends it, doesn't mean you will even like it.

redpoint73 said:
You could have just flashed the ROM days ago, and have decided yourself; instead of waiting for others to dictate what you will or will not like. And just because someone recommends it, doesn't mean you will even like it.
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Agreed.

Agreed nicesoni ash has the best build in my opinion and the dev is great and very supportive of the rom and it's users. And there are lots of unofficial builds for nicesonis rom but you only need to install the latest one.

Most stable Mi A2 rom?

which is the best and most stable rom for MI A2. By stable i mean for day to day use and obviously bug free rom.
Thanks in advance

Stock magisk y lswnchairv2

tohaxon said:
which is the best and most stable rom for MI A2. By stable i mean for day to day use and obviously bug free rom.
Thanks in advance
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Sorry, but you'll have to test them by yourself and pick one that works for you... what suits me probably won't suit you. The features that I use the most probably are not as important to you, and probably the things that are important to you I don't use as much in order to say they are stable. The apps I use probably are not the same as you, the signal strength, the carrier, the charger, the bluetooth devices, the root method, magisk modules or even if you are not going to root.
I'm enjoying the PE+ rom, but I did many tweaks to it and it works for me, but there are many people facing really annoying bugs that makes it a no go. So there isn't an easy answer for what you are looking for.

Lunatiic said:
Sorry, but you'll have to test them by yourself and pick one that works for you... what suits me probably won't suit you. The features that I use the most probably are not as important to you, and probably the things that are important to you I don't use as much in order to say they are stable. The apps I use probably are not the same as you, the signal strength, the carrier, the charger, the bluetooth devices, the root method, magisk modules or even if you are not going to root.
I'm enjoying the PE+ rom, but I did many tweaks to it and it works for me, but there are many people facing really annoying bugs that makes it a no go. So there isn't an easy answer for what you are looking for.
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can u suggest some?

tohaxon said:
can u suggest some?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a2/development

wow what kind of useless responses are those? He didnt say what is the best one, he asked what is the most stable dudes.

Hi! I tried most of them, PE+, HavocOS, AICP, LINEAGE, in my case the most stable and daily driver is Havoc OS, there is one problem on all of them for me, my banking app wont run on modded rom's so i reverted to miui, android one.
There is trial and error, some might work from start, some are harder to make them run ok, without any crashes. The fastest one i found was Pixel Experience+, the most stable one, Lineage OS(be carefull, it doesnt support google apps from the box), and the one which does any task well, good battery and stability in my case, was Havoc OS. With pleasure, ViVa.

omzart said:
wow what kind of useless responses are those? He didnt say what is the best one, he asked what is the most stable dudes.
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And your input was more than helpful! Thanks for your effort!
The most stable ROM is obviously stock.

Exxdeea said:
The most stable ROM is obviously stock.
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Lol, no.
Stock has serious bootloop issues between updates.
If you're staying on stock you should still unlock bootloader, just in case. And backup important data before updates.
This saved me 4 or 5 times already.

danannnn said:
Lol, no.
Stock has serious bootloop issues between updates.
If you're staying on stock you should still unlock bootloader, just in case. And backup important data before updates.
This saved me 4 or 5 times already.
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Which Android version? I am on 10 and never had a boot loop after update but I always do it manually using fastboot.
I've also stripped Stock down to the bare-bones - no Google anything, except Play Services, Phone and Contacts and everything seems to work OK with no crashes ever.
I concur with your bootloader unlock advice.

Exxdeea said:
I've also stripped Stock down to the bare-bones - no Google anything, except Play Services, Phone and Contacts and everything seems to work OK with no crashes ever.
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Hi all,
I bought my A2 yesterday. This is my first time thinking of using stock rom instead flashing i.e. Lineage. Can you describe the steps to stripe down stock?
Thanks!

danannnn said:
Lol, no.
Stock has serious bootloop issues between updates.
If you're staying on stock you should still unlock bootloader, just in case. And backup important data before updates.
This saved me 4 or 5 times already.
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NEVER even once i had bootloop and im on stock since start

doc_relax said:
Hi all,
Can you describe the steps to stripe down stock?
Thanks!
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Root using Magisk, then use something like link2SD to get rid of the bloat. I always freeze the unwanted Apps instead of deleting them.

ViVa[DOUD said:
;83039631]Hi! I tried most of them, PE+, HavocOS, AICP, LINEAGE, in my case the most stable and daily driver is Havoc OS, there is one problem on all of them for me, my banking app wont run on modded rom's so i reverted to miui, android one.
There is trial and error, some might work from start, some are harder to make them run ok, without any crashes. The fastest one i found was Pixel Experience+, the most stable one, Lineage OS(be carefull, it doesnt support google apps from the box), and the one which does any task well, good battery and stability in my case, was Havoc OS. With pleasure, ViVa.
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can u tell me which version of havoc os u used was the most stable. thanks for ur answer

tohaxon said:
which is the best and most stable rom for MI A2. By stable i mean for day to day use and obviously bug free rom.
Thanks in advance
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PixelExperience FAN EDITION is good its smooth but stilll there a few bugs btw PixelExperience unoffical is awsm its so smooth u can check it here https://mega.nz/folder/bZgRAAbA#AdWBnHBuAxkt4NHyvcdGoQ

Only Havoc OS. [emoji6]
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AICP for me.