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Which is the smoothest and stable ROM for Moto G 2014? BEST ROM?

So I've used a lot of ROMS. A LOT. But I keep jumping into different ROMS, because I can't agree with a particular one for a long time. Now I'm just tired. I want a good daily driver. I'm looking for the best stability, battery backup (really important), smoothness and performance (gaming too I guess) in a ROM. Preferably Android 6.0.x too. So suggest a few ROMS which match the above criterion please?
Thank you in advance!

Personally IMO Any LP rom is better than MM (Try Minimal Os)
But for MM then try cm 13 or cyanpop.
AOSP 6.0.1 roms are better than cm 13 (just by a bit) so go for AOSP-CAF for best performance and battery in aosp.

Mokee open source ??

[email protected] said:
Mokee open source ??
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I agree. Been using Mokee for a month now and I haven't experienced any problems. ?

Try AOSP Nexus Experience. Says 5.1.1 in title but is now 6.0.1 mm with March updates.
Sent from my Moto G 2014 using Tapatalk

yeah thanks.
spetrie said:
Try AOSP Nexus Experience. Says 5.1.1 in title but is now 6.0.1 mm with March updates.
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I've been using it for a couple of days but i don't get the proper feel from it. I'm currently using MinimalOs and it's pretty smooth. Would you recommend a custom kernel (for battery and smoothness) or is the default one the best? I've so far experienced no problems apart from a small battery drain which can be ignored.. But.. How can I make it better?

Ashok Menon 101 said:
I've been using it for a couple of days but i don't get the proper feel from it. I'm currently using MinimalOs and it's pretty smooth. Would you recommend a custom kernel (for battery and smoothness) or is the default one the best? I've so far experienced no problems apart from a small battery drain which can be ignored.. But.. How can I make it better?
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For minimal OS : for performance go for halogen r 14 , for battery and stability go for decipher kernel (works like a charm and is recommended) personal build (cm12 10122015 build).
Stock kernel works fine too. And for the battery drain just install xposed and use amplify and powernap and block wakelocks.

Thanks a lot.
sagar846 said:
For minimal OS : for performance go for halogen r 14 , for battery and stability go for decipher kernel (works like a charm and is recommended) personal build (cm12 10122015 build).
Stock kernel works fine too. And for the battery drain just install xposed and use amplify and powernap and block wakelocks.
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I'll flash it as soon as I can.

In the kernel....
sagar846 said:
For minimal OS : for performance go for halogen r 14 , for battery and stability go for decipher kernel (works like a charm and is recommended) personal build (cm12 10122015 build).
Stock kernel works fine too. And for the battery drain just install xposed and use amplify and powernap and block wakelocks.
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Do I have to tweak manually it as shown in the OP or is tweaked already and I just have to flash it?

Ashok Menon 101 said:
Do I have to tweak manually it as shown in the OP or is tweaked already and I just have to flash it?
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That's your call. But if you want to get the most out of the kernel then I suggest you tweak it (and even try to experiment to see which suits you best).

Yup.
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That's your call. But if you want to get the most out of the kernel then I suggest you tweak it (and even try to experiment to see which suits you best).
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Thanks!

What works for me...
I've been using Nexus Experience 6.0 for a couple of months and love it. I'm also using Halogen kernel without any modifications. With Amplify and Greenify modules from Xposed, battery life is great, drain of 1 or 2 percent overnight. With Nexus Experience everything works, not to mention the 'Gestures' setting is just so freakin' awesome!

Chuck Talley said:
I've been using Nexus Experience 6.0 for a couple of months and love it. I'm also using Halogen kernel without any modifications. With Amplify and Greenify modules from Xposed, battery life is great, drain of 1 or 2 percent overnight. With Nexus Experience everything works, not to mention the 'Gestures' setting is just so freakin' awesome!
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Share me the link please, I don't see the thread

sonrics1993 said:
Share me the link please, I don't see the thread
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Here you go....http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/rom-nexus-experience-t3143528 It's listed as 5.1 but it's actually been updated to 6.1.

I can't find that particular bulid of the kernel :\
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For minimal OS : for performance go for halogen r 14 , for battery and stability go for decipher kernel (works like a charm and is recommended) personal build (cm12 10122015 build).
Stock kernel works fine too. And for the battery drain just install xposed and use amplify and powernap and block wakelocks.
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Do you mind sending me the link of that particular build of the kernel? I can't find it...

Do you feel no lag?
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I've been using Nexus Experience 6.0 for a couple of months and love it. I'm also using Halogen kernel without any modifications. With Amplify and Greenify modules from Xposed, battery life is great, drain of 1 or 2 percent overnight. With Nexus Experience everything works, not to mention the 'Gestures' setting is just so freakin' awesome!
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I was using this ROM for quite some time. But I had to change it because it was lagging too much and also because of the bad autocorrect on the keyboard (haha I know, I'm dumb XD).. But the lag was there though. And I was using Halogen kernel as well.. Do you mind sharing your kernel settings or do you know of any fix for this..
P.S agressive type autocorrect fix much appreciated too! XD
Thanks!

Ashok Menon 101 said:
Do you mind sending me the link of that particular build of the kernel? I can't find it...
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Here it is : Google Drive

Ashok Menon 101 said:
I was using this ROM for quite some time. But I had to change it because it was lagging too much and also because of the bad autocorrect on the keyboard (haha I know, I'm dumb XD).. But the lag was there though. And I was using Halogen kernel as well.. Do you mind sharing your kernel settings or do you know of any fix for this..
P.S agressive type autocorrect fix much appreciated too! XD
Thanks!
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As far as the kernel, I just use the stock settings, haven't tweaked it at all. I don't really compose long emails or texts so the keyboard issue hasn't been noticed. Maybe try another keyboard app? Both the ROM and kernel were updated less than a week ago so you might want to give them a try again. Good luck!

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As far as the kernel, I just use the stock settings, haven't tweaked it at all. I don't really compose long emails or texts so the keyboard issue hasn't been noticed. Maybe try another keyboard app? Both the ROM and kernel were updated less than a week ago so you might want to give them a try again. Good luck!
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Oh alright. Thanks!

sagar846 said:
Here it is : Google Drive
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Thank you!

Reviews on ZUI 2.3.045?

Hi guys, I am using nuclear rom (android 6.0) now and wanna switch back to ZUI, anyone can give me some reviews on ZUI 2.3.045? Or which version is good to use?
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i traing rom is good but faced two bugs notification and slow charging issue

hari1419 said:
wrost rom dont try
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so which rom you would suggest?

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so which rom you would suggest?
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1. MIUI 8 RC5 (marshmallow)
2. [ROM][7.1]Radioactive Kernel+AOKP
3. [ROM/KERNEL] NucleaRom NOUGAT [Android 7.1_r7] + Radioactive Reborn Kernel

Haven't tried any rom except CM 14.1 (November build, yesterday's build have finger print issues as per comments), totally happy with that.

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MIUI RC5
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Battery life good? All functions work well?
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Tani2 said:
Haven't tried any rom except CM 14.1 (November build, yesterday's build have finger print issues as per comments), totally happy with that.
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OK thanks!
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Hi, im using now zui and it's pretty similar on concept to miui and works pretty well but I installed just yesterday and I'm tweaking it a little bit yet, what's not working fine it's the notifications I receive only few and I activate it all also the 4g its not working fast so I will probably switch the card to try.
I aksi tried nightlys 13.1 and 14.1 that works also very well a and it's the most similar to android stock.
What I notice with zui is that the battery life its a bit better and the camera also do better photos in my view.
So try yourself and decide and of course forget about the capacite buttons.
Enviado desde mi ZUK Z1 mediante Tapatalk

Where can i get zui marsmallow for qfil? I found it but the link was very slow.
Enviado desde mi Z1 mediante Tapatalk

manubono said:
Hi, im using now zui and it's pretty similar on concept to miui and works pretty well but I installed just yesterday and I'm tweaking it a little bit yet, what's not working fine it's the notifications I receive only few and I activate it all also the 4g its not working fast so I will probably switch the card to try.
I aksi tried nightlys 13.1 and 14.1 that works also very well a and it's the most similar to android stock.
What I notice with zui is that the battery life its a bit better and the camera also do better photos in my view.
So try yourself and decide and of course forget about the capacite buttons.
Enviado desde mi ZUK Z1 mediante Tapatalk
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Thanks !!

I am using the ZUI 2.3.045 as well. It is by far better and faster than any other custom ROM. The fingerprint sensor is much more reliable and fast and the battery life better. Idle battery consumption is better too.
Also, in my opinion its far more beautiful than stock Android but that is a personal taste. Surprisingly, ZUK has done a good job, something unusual for a Chinese company other than Xiaomi and Meizu.

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I am using the ZUI 2.3.045 as well. It is by far better and faster than any other custom ROM. The fingerprint sensor is much more reliable and fast and the battery life better. Idle battery consumption is better too.
Also, in my opinion its far more beautiful than stock Android but that is a personal taste. Surprisingly, ZUK has done a good job, something unusual for a Chinese company other than Xiaomi and Meizu.
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Thanks for your detailed reviews!
May I know how do you flash it?
Does 2.3.045 can install xposed and also viper4android?
Cuz I am planning to try this rom with twrp flash version
(http://zukfans.eu/community/threads/twrp-z1-zui-2-3-045-st.1439/)

I found it on another forum and it is flashable via TWRP. Root is achieved after flashing the SU via TWRP also. Unfortunately, I haven't tried installing neither Xposed nor viper.
Edit: Yeah, this is the one I flashed. Google services and Play Store are installed via the Chinese Store that comes with the ROM.

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I found it on another forum and it is flashable via TWRP. Root is achieved after flashing the SU via TWRP also. Unfortunately, I haven't tried installing neither Xposed nor viper.
Edit: Yeah, this is the one I flashed. Google services and Play Store are installed via the Chinese Store that comes with the ROM.
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Thanks mate
How is the rom? Battery good? Stable? GPS, etc??
Planning to change to it from nuclear rom

damnthomas said:
Thanks mate
How is the rom? Battery good? Stable? GPS, etc??
Planning to change to it from nuclear rom
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The battery is better than any other ROM I've tried so far (Nuclear 6.0.1/7.1.1, Cyanogenmod 14.1, MIUI). GPS is good although I must admit I've done little testing. As for stability, yes, it is rock solid.

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The battery is better than any other ROM I've tried so far (Nuclear 6.0.1/7.1.1, Cyanogenmod 14.1, MIUI). GPS is good although I must admit I've done little testing. As for stability, yes, it is rock solid.
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Thanks Will change to it later
Any noticeable bugs as well?
And I just need to wipe /cache and /data when coming from nuclear 6.0.1? Or also need to wipe /system?

damnthomas said:
Thanks Will change to it later
Any noticeable bugs as well?
And I just need to wipe /cache and /data when coming from nuclear 6.0.1? Or also need to wipe /system?
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No bugs so far and I've been using it for a week now. Yes, you need to wipe system as well. So it is cache, dalvik cache, system and data. Of course, don't wipe the internal storage as there is where your ROM zip will be.
I should mention that I restored all my apps with Titanium Backup and it worked flawlessly.

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No bugs so far and I've been using it for a week now. Yes, you need to wipe system as well. So it is cache, dalvik cache, system and data. Of course, don't wipe the internal storage as there is where your ROM zip will be.
I should mention that I restored all my apps with Titanium Backup and it worked flawlessly.
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:laugh::laugh::good::good:
Do you use greenify for saving the battery as well? Or actually there is no need to use it on this rom?

Oh, no, I never use Greenify on any of my smartphones. I personally find it needless. Besides, battery life and performance are awesome on ZUK Z1 that there no need for Greenify.

dali13gr said:
Oh, no, I never use Greenify on any of my smartphones. I personally find it needless. Besides, battery life and performance are awesome on ZUK Z1 that there no need for Greenify.
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Sure! Thanks for your suggestion!

CM13 (Sultan rom ) vs lineage 14.1 (sultan rom) for battery OP3T ???

i ask about which is the best rom from both ? specifically for battery
my using is : facebook and whatsapp .

battery life:cm13>los 14.1
smooth:los 14.1>>>cm13

I used sultan cm13 last week without problems ..shifted to nougat & flashed sultan cm13 again. Everything works gr8 but when I share photos through WhatsApp the device restarts . Can anyone provide the firmware link (not the 1.4 GB)

Specifically for "Battery" ? Use stock ROM.

I installed both tried both, If you are looking for battery , more specifically screen on time, then go for official OS. Official Nougat 4.1.3 gives me 5-8 hours screen on time, depending on use. Sultan ROM lineage 14.1 sometimes heats up, battery backup seems 4-6 hours merely.

can anyone provide link for cm13 op3t ?

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can anyone provide link for cm13 op3t ?
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Just a search away
clickkk me

vignesh_may28 said:
I used sultan cm13 last week without problems ..shifted to nougat & flashed sultan cm13 again. Everything works gr8 but when I share photos through WhatsApp the device restarts . Can anyone provide the firmware link (not the 1.4 GB)
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Can you explain how i can install it
Because i tried two times and always failed
Tried too installed first the firmware in the official post (cm13 post ) but failed again!

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I installed both tried both, If you are looking for battery , more specifically screen on time, then go for official OS. Official Nougat 4.1.3 gives me 5-8 hours screen on time, depending on use. Sultan ROM lineage 14.1 sometimes heats up, battery backup seems 4-6 hours merely.
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I tried the official Oos 4.1.3 about 1 month
The max SOT i got it was 5 hours

devlamania said:
Specifically for "Battery" ? Use stock ROM.
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The last beta version was good ( 5.5 hours SOT )but some lags i had it
Waiting​the stable version ?

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Can you explain how i can install it
Because i tried two times and always failed
Tried too installed first the firmware in the official post (cm13 post ) but failed again!
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Can you explain . what problem you faced ? Stuck at boot logo?

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I tried the official Oos 4.1.3 about 1 month
The max SOT i got it was 5 hours
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Must be something you're doing wrong. I've got as high as 10 hours SOT, and definitely over 6 hours "all the time". I have literally stopped using custom roms in the long run since I experienced OOS. Yes I hop on to different roms to test, but so far nothing beats OOS in terms of battery life, smoothness and definitely no bugs.
About sultan rom, dude, I don't know when the hype will finally be laid to rest. I have no clue if the fanboys ever actually "'compared" it extensively. I've done extensive tests long time back with my OnePlus one, and all I found that it's just a plain old hype, made a big comment in boeffla kernel thread back in the OPO days and even Andi agrees to the hype. Haven't tested lately, so it will be unfair if I judge on how good or bad the ROM is for OP3T, but I sure know what to expect. Get down of the hype train, test for yourself in different usage patterns. SOT isn't everything of course. Your usage determines it.

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Can you explain . what problem you faced ? Stuck at boot logo?
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I got failed in TWRP always :crying:

Flash firmware first then wipe cache,data,dalvik cache & then flash cm13 ROM.

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Flash firmware first then wipe cache,data,dalvik cache & then flash cm13 ROM.
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if firmware give me failed in TWRP? continue to flash cm13 or not ?

Guys, battery is not everything, the thing is you get it be test by your self with your app install, finally Satisfy rom art.

Should i stay with LOS or go back to OOS

I have been using LOS 15 for some time now .I moved to LOS because of it's long term support(not into changing roms because of reinstalling and configs) after OOS announcement to end oneplus 3t major update support...
In term of speed and usage OOS was way smooth than LOS but i decided to get used to LOS because of update...
Now i'm experiencing lags in LOS...not frequently but it's been there for a month i think and it's annoying.like today keyboard was not appearing and it's was to slow to go back or change or do any thing..
so i decided to do something about it.
1) change kernal
2) go back to OOS(as it will update to pie now)
which one would you recommend?? if kernal then which one?

I've not used LOS the fact that you couldn't select vibrate only on the alert slider put me off (not sure if that is an option now though).
I had been using the MIUI ROM for quite a while but went back to OOS. You'll get android 9 so should be fine for at least another year. Also OOS has regular security updates.
For me OOS is an amazing ROM, no slow downs or issues and l always end up coming back to it after trying custom ROMs.

Ok then will go back to OOS then... I'm not security obsessed but new features and improvments

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Ok then will go back to OOS then... I'm not security obsessed but new features and improvments
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The lag issue has been fixed in LOS. You could have flashed a custom Kernel and it would have been better too, and of course there are other ROMs. It's not a binary choice! OOS is fine if you're not particularly fussy and don't want to have control over every little thing. You'll lose out on things like granular Display Calibration and full Notification LED control though.

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The lag issue has been fixed in LOS. You could have flashed a custom Kernel and it would have been better too, and of course there are other ROMs. It's not a binary choice! OOS is fine if you're not particularly fussy and don't want to have control over every little thing. You'll lose out on things like granular Display Calibration and full Notification LED control though.
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Yes haven't experienced any lag from the day of post ?. About kernal, i was looking for suggestions.can you recommend one? And about rom, i mentioned in the post, that i didn't want to try or keep changing the rom because of reinstallation and configuration. Fine with not having control over everything.

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Yes haven't experienced any lag from the day of post . About kernal, i was looking for suggestions.can you recommend one? And about rom, i mentioned in the post, that i didn't want to try or keep changing the rom because of reinstallation and configuration. Fine with not having control over everything.
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If you're happy with LOS there's not much else needed. Caesium kernel would be a good addition so that you pass Safetynet, which you don't on stock LOS kernel. This would allow you to use banking apps/Google Pay etc.

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If you're happy with LOS there's not much else needed. Caesium kernel would be a good addition so that you pass Safetynet, which you don't on stock LOS kernel. This would allow you to use banking apps/Google Pay etc.
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Ok thank you for suggestions ?

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Ok thank you for suggestions
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If you play PUBG, don't flash Caesium.
I tried it about a week back and had so much random freezes and lags while playing it. Didn't happen with the stock LOS kernel.

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If you play PUBG, don't flash Caesium.
I tried it about a week back and had so much random freezes and lags while playing it. Didn't happen with the stock LOS kernel.
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No i don't play PUBG but thanks for the warning ?

sorry thanks for the warning *

Revolution OS vs Xiaomi.eu - which one would you recommend?

I've heard good/bad things about both of them. I've used xiaomi.eu on my former RN5pro and was very happy however if the experience is better with revolution OS I would give it a try (regarding battery/performance/bugs etc.)
Thanks guys! Have a great day :highfive:

I am also interested in this topic. I used Xiaomi.eu on my MI MIX3 and now I have to switch to MI9 and I am not sure, whether to use Xiaomi.eu or Revolution OS.

I did not test Xiaomi.EU, but from what I read RevOS is the same with more debloat and better battery life. The negative aspect is you get less frequent updates than with Xiaomi.EU, so it could be that with Xiaomi.EU you get new features and bug fixes more quickly, but then again there are only very few little bugs on RevOS so I think it's not much of a problem tbh.
I'm currently on RevolutionOS with Magisk and PocoLauncher and I'm really happy with it, but of course when the first stable AOSP based Roms with working camera will come out, I'll switch to that very quick haha

Chrisgia said:
I did not test Xiaomi.EU, but from what I read RevOS is the same with more debloat and better battery life. The negative aspect is you get less frequent updates than with Xiaomi.EU, so it could be that with Xiaomi.EU you get new features and bug fixes more quickly, but then again there are only very few little bugs on RevOS so I think it's not much of a problem tbh.
I'm currently on RevolutionOS with Magisk and PocoLauncher and I'm really happy with it, but of course when the first stable AOSP based Roms with working camera will come out, I'll switch to that very quick haha
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Great! Honestly I've never updated my phone anyway (since I've debloatet/modded it completely and didn't want to do the hustle again). If it offers the same/more features like xiaomi.eu + no frequent updates (since never thouch a running system) I think I'm giving it a go (after the 15 days wait period
Thanks again for your great reply! :victory::good:

In my opinion RevolutionOS battery life is better than EU . Idle time last night using RevolutionOS was about 3% in 8 hours while with EU rom was 10-13%.

RevOs for sure. I have tried Flokorom (GSI), Xiaomi.eu, and RevOs and I keep coming back to Rev. I get the best battery life by far with it, especially stand by time.

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RevOs for sure. I have tried Flokorom (GSI), Xiaomi.eu, and RevOs and I keep coming back to Rev. I get the best battery life by far with it, especially stand by time.
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ZoiraP said:
In my opinion RevolutionOS battery life is better than EU . Idle time last night using RevolutionOS was about 3% in 8 hours while with EU rom was 10-13%.
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Did you, or anyone try the XASP Patch on top of RevOS ? it seems really interesting and i'm curious of the results it's giving

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Did you, or anyone try the XASP Patch on top of RevOS ? it seems really interesting and i'm curious of the results it's giving
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Actually, yes. I forgot to mention these results are with the XASP Patch. I am not sure how much that patch contributes to battery, but the combination of RevOs and the XASP are the best things to flash on the Mi 9 right now. I used GSI roms and will I like the minimal OS it just felt a big buggy and not able to fully utilize the hardware yet. Don't use any extra mods/apps like L speed mod or Greenify, I havent found them to be useful (on MIUI at least) and can got better battery without.

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Actually, yes. I forgot to mention these results are with the XASP Patch. I am not sure how much that patch contributes to battery, but the combination of RevOs and the XASP are the best things to flash on the Mi 9 right now. I used GSI roms and will I like the minimal OS it just felt a big buggy and not able to fully utilize the hardware yet. Don't use any extra mods/apps like L speed mod or Greenify, I havent found them to be useful (on MIUI at least) and can got better battery without.
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Yeah apparently battery and overall performance is much better with it. Did you encounter any bugs ?

Chrisgia said:
Yeah apparently battery and overall performance is much better with it. Did you encounter any bugs ?
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I havent noticed any bugs after using it for a few days.

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I havent noticed any bugs after using it for a few days.
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I just installed the patch on top of cleanly installed RevOS. Shouldn't Magisk be there by default with XASP ? was it when you installed it ? Because now i'm not sure if it's correctly installed or not. Thanks :good:

Chrisgia said:
I just installed the patch on top of cleanly installed RevOS. Shouldn't Magisk be there by default with XASP ? was it when you installed it ? Because now i'm not sure if it's correctly installed or not. Thanks :good:
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Yes it should be there. I would recommend wiping data, factory reset, then install RevOs immediately followed by XASP patch.

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Yes it should be there. I would recommend wiping data, factory reset, then install RevOs immediately followed by XASP patch.
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That's what I did, but I think i'll try again. You can confirm it's the aromaless-universal version that we need to flash for our device, right ? In other words : this one (sorry, just want to be sure I'm using the right file, and maybe it can help others who'll see this in the future)

I use xiaomi.eu because it updates more often(weekly). I always remove any additional app I don't use from system when those are not impact to my daily use.
Haven't tried ros of mi9, but was using ros in the past. Don't feel that different to eu

baszu said:
I use xiaomi.eu because it updates more often(weekly). I always remove any additional app I don't use from system when those are not impact to my daily use.
Haven't tried ros of mi9, but was using ros in the past. Don't feel that different to eu
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Battery life on ROS wasn't much better on other Xiaomi phones in my experience. But on my Mi 9 I had far better standby time on ROS compared to Xiaomi.eu and Global EEA.

Now on another thread I just saw this rom called "mi-globe" : https://mi-globe.com/rom-builder/
You can basically pre-customize things like if magisk is preinstalled etc before downloading the rom. How is that one compared to RevOS and Xiaomi.eu ?
But from what I saw it's not much different, and I still think battery life will be better on RevOS.

One more question (since so many of them exist already): which type of TWRP did you use for flashing Revolution OS? Thanks!

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One more question (since so many of them exist already): which type of TWRP did you use for flashing Revolution OS? Thanks!
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I think the fiirst time I flashed it, it was with an old version of randomblame's one. But now I saw in the thread that there are problems flashing with the new one.
On the chinese TWRP it doesn't work for me.
Second time I flashed it with an older version of mauronofrio's TWRP (3.3.1-4 because there was a bug with the new version too), but now the bug is fixed on his version and siankatabg's version.
So I recommend you to use the latest versions of either mauronofrio or siankatabg's twrp, since they both support decryption now too. :good:

On the latest update of revolution os, I noticed my battery and network speed icon is white and can't be seen properly as compared to time and network bar which is showing with black color. How do I solve this?

Dead topic?
Any noticed issue with fingerprint unlock?