[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Android Development] gadgetroid:
Not for this MIUI as such, but there are loads that work on every MIUI. ;)

BTW, what happened to your JoyOS port? I thought you told us you were porting it and would upload soon? >.>

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No bugs as of such in this ROM. (Note: I am not reporting bugs that are already present on the base ROM, as that would unnecessarily clutter the thread)

Browser bug

Woozy graphics

No screenshot in the power off dialogue

WiFi Hotspot

Internal Storage

The browser bug:

The browser is the default MIUi GB browser. Since MIUi has no official support for LDPI devices for GB, the browser has been resized to fit our needs. But pages can be viewed only in the middle portion of the screen. That is to say that there are two huge blocks below the tab bar and above the bottom bar.

Fixes: Use the browser from White's CM7 base ROM until I decompile the APK and fix the problem.

Woozy graphics:

This is not the developers fault, as such, because, as I mentioned earlier, there are no official MIUi GB builds for LDPI devices. All existing ROMs are unofficial biulds, and Xiaomi have stated that they won't support them. Since most of these were ported from MDPI devices, the icons are hazy and blurry and a few of the resized elements are not that pleasing to look at.

Fixes: No fixes as of now, because we cannot compile MIUi from source (because MIUi is closed sourced). The only way would be to use the theme from the original port by Amal Das on this forum, as there are not that many blurry icons on that.

No screenshot in the power off dialogue:

Well, the bug is exactly what it states it is. The option to take screenshots by pressing the power button and choosing "Screenshot" has been removed from the original MIUi ROMs.

Fixes: No fixes until White adds a shortcut in his CM7 build that allows us to take screenshots. Or if one of us decompile android.policy.jar and framework-res.apk and add an intent and method that adds a Screenshot entry into the Power Off dialogue menu. I might take a look into that, but I'm not promising anything. Temporarily, you can use a screenshot from the Play Store.

WiFi Hotspot:

WiFi Hotspot works, but I was unable to browse anything when I connected with my iPhone. Will try later with my brother's BlackBerry or the old 5800...

Fixes: No fixes as of such, unless White implements this in his WiFi driver. For those of you who want to use Tethering (both USB and WiFI) should stick to the TouchWiz based ROMs in this device forum.

Internal Storage:

Unlike other CM7 based ROMs, this MIUi build is actually taking up a lot of internal space. My build of the older version, the one by Amal Das and Hacker is actually easier on internal storage.

Fixes: No fixes, because you have to sacrifice on space if you want this version of MIUi (which is the latest one). The HTC Calibrate app can be removed though, because no one uses it and is pretty useless sitting on the homescreen.

My Notes:

This ROM is stable enough to be used as a daily ROM, and unlike other ROMs based on White's CM7, flickering is the bare minimum. Actually, in my last 11 hours of usage, I have only encountered the flickering bug 2 times! This must have something to do with MIUi's framework, because it was the same on Amal Das', Hacker's and my build too.

Also, MIUi is the only CM7 based ROM for the Galaxy Y that doesn't need restarting after a few hours of usage. Both the Animus and the base CM7 by White start lagging after a couple of hours of usage (or if you rotate the screen a lot). That is minimal (not saying that it isn't eliminated completely ;)) in this ROM.

If you have applied a theme that has a MDPI+ lockscreen, you can unlock by holding the back key and volume up. :good:

Awesome job, duduaxe! :good: Seems like you are better than me at browsing the XDA Forums to find the latest version of MIUi. :P

Now, all is left is to fix the bugs on the base ROM, and this ROM will rule the Galaxy Y!