[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 [Snapdragon] ROMs, Kernels, Re] talkaboom:
Hi [MENTION=7695878]khandekar[/MENTION], looking at your comments, you seem new to XDA.

First of all, welcome. You have come to the thread of what I consider the best ROM for many devices, definitely the Kenzo (The Redmi note 3 SD also called Redmi Note 3 Pro globally).

I will be giving a few tips here, please try and take them in positive way.

1. XDA is not like miui forums. Do not ask for basic stuff that you will find either in OP (original post or poster as per context). The search option helps. Try not to discuss too many OT (off topic) stuff. The last few posts discuss a lot of theming, which is technically OT, but still okay.

2. Instead of asking where to get what, google first. Kenzo owners are lucky that the device received a lot of attention, and a number of guides, etc exist on XDA. Look in the device forums

General - http://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-3 This link also contains info for the Mediatek version, so be careful which guide you are following.

Roms, kernels, etc: http://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-3/development

3. There is a newbie thread in the forums for TWRP here - http://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-3/how-to/guide-redmi-note-3-available-twrps-t3406708

For you, I would recommend official TWRP, cofface, or TWRP with f2fs support. Do not get confused by the many versions. They all work in the same way. After you are familiar with one, you can experiment with other versions.

4. To flash TWRP, you will need ADB (Android data bridge) working. Check the TWRP guide for that. There is also a youtube video by Dhananjay Bhonsle about how to install TWRP and root MiUI, which is about 3-4 months old right now. Flashing SuperSU causes the phone to get rooted. If you stop before that, you basically just flashed a custom recovery (TWRP in our case). Whereever it says you need to flash a bootimg, you can flash lazyflasher. I leave locating lazyflasher as a challenge to you ;)

5. When you flash exodus in its current state, it is already rooted. But you will not see SuperSU. After you flash Exodus, immediately open Playstore, search for SuperSU and install. Then go to settings and swipe from left. You will see a menu with SuperSU option. When you open it for the first time, it will ask to update binaries. Choose the normal version, not twrp here.

6. If you are confused about GApps version, use Pico or Nano for ARM 64 Marshmallow (6.01).

Also VERY IMPORTANT: Whenever you backup with TWRP, make sure you do not have a lockscreen code active. Otherwise, when you restore the backup, it will not recognize the code (Pin/pattern/password,etc) and you will have to clean flash anyway.

Important #2. If you have a new phone, you probably have the Goodix FP sensor. In that case, Fingerprint will not work on custom ROMs until Xiaomi shares the code. It will probably happen after the launch their next series of phones, which is expected next month. For the same reason, VoLTE will not work (regular LTE/4G works), meaning Jio will not install. So if you want to use Jio, stick to MiUI for now.

Hope this helps.

---------- Post added at 06:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:52 AM ----------

This is almost a full update, not just delta. :eek:

Happened to me for the 27th nightly too. Might as well download the new ROM for 420MB :D

Edit: OK, empty changelog, I am waiting for next nightly before I download the ROM.

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