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[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
If you are already on Nougat version, just flash the ROM in recovery.

if you are on other ROM, I am afraid, you need to wipe data.

Take backup.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
This is not supported. So, use at your own risk.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] brajks:
I'm currently on mokee, i will install mr. Ivan nougat in the next few days, just wondered if i should wait for the new update before installing.. Or i could install currently latest version than easily update when new version comes out. Becaouse you wrote there is a new update coming in couple of days
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mynamerizkan:
My phone cannot show front camera
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Update coming - yes.

When? No idea.

You can get ready with twrp, backup etc.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
That's strange.

Did you install any camera app?

Which gapps you installed?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Mine works
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mynamerizkan:
I have Opengapps 64bit 7.0 Micro .
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] gersp:
Oh man, I thought you would make a funny selfie ;)

-Back to topic-

After a few days with the newest update I have the feeling that battery drain is a lot higher than with the first version. The force close issues are still there. But nothing serious...
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
New update on the way. Will download and flash, after I go home, and upload to mega.

Root is the only entry I can see in the release notes.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] afro972:
that's a great news
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] HWSHHZ:
I'm totally new to this, but when I do all of this, which language are available?

And this will give you stock android? Without MIUI?

*EDIT*

Is it possible that some one can teach me how this works?

Like every single litte step on how to do it, beginning from the very beginning till the very end?

I really need stock android, you would help me so much!!
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] emajar:
@ sarvesvara.dasa thats Good news for the update.

-Dont you think someone needs to make Installation Tutorial, I almost bricked my phone while upgrading from Miui to this ROM. To note, when you install Custom recovery first time, you need to Flash the ROM then without restarting from the Recovery, otherwise Miui will replace your recovery back to default and you will not be able to boot into the phone(My experience I thought I should share)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] HWSHHZ:
[MENTION=3792146]emajar[/MENTION] Thats what I tought, its my first time this, but can't find anywhere a usefull step by step manual...
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] fobikenobi:
That's not true. There are dozens of tutorials about this theme... Just look a little and study a little more...

http://en.miui.com/thread-202290-1-1.html

http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=1240470
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mynamerizkan:
How can i do? My phone still cannot show front camera. Help please :rolleyes:
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] HWSHHZ:
[MENTION=3883811]fobikenobi[/MENTION] second link is Spanish, so useless for me. But yes I know there are many tutorials all around the internet, but they are all using different

ROM's, bootloader unlockers and so on. For the beginner is hopeless to do this on his feeling, since it will ruin your phone when it goes wrong.

I expected a manual here to be honest... a usefull one so for the people who had never done this, they also can do it.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
That's great.

Thanks. - will add up in the OP, when I edit for the next update (soon).
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Would suggest for a full wipe and check camera first, even before installing GAPPS or any stuff.

To do so, just wait a few days - update on the way.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Thanks for the heads-up. I will pickup the first link and update OP.

I will see if I can collate some tutorials and post it.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Update teaser.

Rooooooooooooot
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] emajar:
Nice.... Kindly Upload and Share Link.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] HWSHHZ:
Thanks, that would be really awesome. Didn't mean to ***** on you guys, but its really frustrating for me, because my Mi Note Pro still runs on android 5.1, and I never get

any updates anymore. What I also don't get is that the Mi Note has got an official update from Xiaomi to 6.0 (correct me if i'm wrong), I tought the Mi Note Pro was the topmodel?

Please let me know if you have a tutorial ready, and keep up the good job!
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] gersp:
I dont understand why you need a tutorial? Everyone here managed to get the knowlege basically using google. :confused:
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mynamerizkan:
My twrp version is 2.8.x . Is that problem?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] gersp:
Mr Ivans TWRP is faster and probably safier. I would flash the newest one. KR
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mt3:
Okay, please share the Link ?

Odesláno z mého MI NOTE Pro pomocí Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] GeyerA:
Hi, totally forgot to post my feedback. Flashed and had issues with the DPI; I basically could not confirm the language selection hitting the "next" button. I changed the DPI in build.prop and got it right; however, even afterwards after changing in the developer options, returned unusable.. I started to compile CM14.1 but need to solve a few compilation errors on selinux (hope I am able to..) :)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Twrp shouldn't be issue for ROM
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Great to hear CM on works.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Update 16.11.15, mega link here

https://mega.nz/#!0EYB0BaD!xDsblPs6-xFREg0a5y6N5onQLECW6srEyu6FBieGtwE

No time to update OP. Will update OP later.Updated OP with link

Please post feedbacks.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mynamerizkan:
I hope A Fast Update. Thanks, Sorry For My Bad English
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] emajar:
Thanks so much, Can I dirty Flash or I need to Wipe completely?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
If you are already on 7, dirt flash would be enough
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mt3:
After a full wipe And Install phone not boot. Retry sometimes, but still not boot. 16.11.15

Odesláno z mého MI NOTE Pro pomocí Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] derdigga:
Feedbacks? Did the Update Fixed some previous issues?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] emajar:
I have dirty flashed :Thanks for update.

So far.

- root available.[emoji3]

- phone seems hotter,possible more battery drain.

-Galary still Fc on edit mode.

-wifi Icon still shows ! Mark but works.

-Keyboard gesture mode not working despite enabling in setting.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] GeyerA:
Hi, thanks for sharing. Flashed, same issue on wrong DPI however set all up and running nicely. Much better than MIUI for me. No heat issues neither battery drain. Got a few FC during setting up Google Photos and other apps however seems all good except the small cosmetic issue on wifi indicator....
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Forgot to mention - you need to flash GAPPS again.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Did you flash any additional ZIP other than the ROM.

Try to wipe data & cache 2-3 times, then flash only ROM and wipe data & cache 2-3 times, and then boot.

Does it work?

Hope you are in MI Note Pro - LEO device.
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Phone heating - not much for me. Look our for startup apps / running apps.

Need screenshot, and steps to reproduce?

Did you try google keyboard - that is my choice - personal
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Can you give steps. Some one else facing DPI issue - probably, would help that user.

Browser FC, or the particular Google apps FC? - I faced both.

;)

WiFi display issue would continue - I suppose
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Not really.

I am trying to see, if there are any new issues (due to root)?!
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Has anyone tried MAGISK in this ROM?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] fobikenobi:
Hi!

- The rom is very very fast. Awesome. Nougat works very well!

- Installed with GAPPS Pico (these also works). I made full wipe 3 times.

- Installed and working Google Camera 4.1 (Instead Gallery Stock I also installed QuickPic. It's much better than stock for me)

- Battery? Uff... Just like the previous roms. Much worse than MIUI... First charge = Screen 1h50m.... (¬_¬)'. How can it drains so much??? Grrrrr....

- No FC's or reboots at the moment (only PICOTTS occasionally)

- In my case, the phone isn't too hot. I think the temp is normal.

These are my impressions for the moment. Good way and good job!

Thank you Ivan! Don't stop until Nougat stay perfect!!! Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mt3:
I have a Note Pro :), previous rom boot ok, this rom not boot. I wipe cache, dalvik, system, data, install only rom (without gapps), but after 10-15 min phone still black screen and no boot. I have TWRP 2.8.6. Thanks
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] fobikenobi:
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Install TWRP 3.0.2.0 by IVAN

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[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] sarvesvara.dasa:
Thanks for trying with pico. I'll update OP (later)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mt3:
Thanks, its work. Great

Odesláno z mého MI NOTE Pro pomocí Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] GeyerA:
Hi, what I do is then install Gapps and when the start screen appears, directly pull down status bar -> settings -> developer options -> smallest width -> adding 1 (you can not see since the text field is gone); then confirm and change again to something reasonable....

In display settings, do not change Display size anymore otherwise it will return to as it was before !! I changed the text size though.

Additional information - bluetooth in my car is working fine; phone calls as I did before on MIUI. :)
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] mt3:
My experience with new update:

- Smart lock still not present

- Bluetooth unstable (with miband2)

- explorer (internet) sometimes fc

- battery drain is normal

Very good job, thanks

Odesláno z mého MI NOTE Pro pomocí Tapatalk
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] ulrik.s:
Hi I want to try this Rom.

Can I help out with anything?
[Xiaomi Mi Note Pro] rshahzad17:
Smart lock is present and working perfectly for me, look closer in settings :)

Bluetooth no issue I tried wit mi BT headset and creative sound blaster, all good !

No battery drain for me, its normal and better than miui.

Chrome, not a single issue.
[Huawei P9 Guides, News, & Discussion] somboons:
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[Huawei P9 Guides, News, & Discussion] morle01:
How can I get de bootloader code?

The idhuawei web don't work?

Enviado desde mi EVA-L09 mediante Tapatalk
[Huawei P9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Shymmy:
http://translate.google.com/transla...//www.gizdev.com/unlock-bootloader-huawei-p9/

Go to bottom, until you find (in the midle of the page) "Download Huawei P9 Unlock Bootloader Tool" ("Huawei P9 Unlock Booloader.zip"). A few lines above you'll find "Preparation", immediately below you'll find "Guide To Unlock Bootloader of Huawei P9". It's easy, I did it last night ...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] sirjakey2284:
I just rooted on the t mobile U firmware and I have a few of the common issues. The video calling option isnt there. The wifi password wont save and a few other minor issues. I fixed the wifi password not staying. Now I just wanna salve this video calling issue. The option to turn it on isnt even in the settings. Im just wondering what the most stable set up you guys have seen. The U firmware. The U firmware flashing the cp from t mobile or just the straight t mobile firmware.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] chernabog88008:
If you search for ROOT Samsung S7 Edge, you'll find the issue with the WiFi very quickly. You have to download an app, and change a setting within it to keep it saved. Video calling, never concerned with it.

http://xdaforums.com/tmobile-s7-edge/how-to/guide-post-root-common-bugs-fixes-t3427600
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] lunerceli:
Video calling is specific to the carrier's custom OS that they use for their phones. That is why you do not see it as an option in the U firmware. It isn't carrier branded. But if you are on tmo, then you should be able to download their video calling app and have it auto integrate into the U firmware for use as normal. Never used it on the S7, so haven't tried it. I did bake it into a few ROMs before that were tmo and it worked fine.

---------- Post added at 11:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:03 PM ----------

https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-30264

Refer to that link to get video calling working correctly. I am on the tmo U firmware and just tried video calling my wife and it worked as intended. Hope this helps you out. Oh, and just search for volte settings under the actual settings menu of the phone to insure that it is turned on.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] nitroevo:
I have volte turned on with the icon showing but when I place a call the HD icon does not show within the dialer. How do I know if it is working?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions & Answer] lunerceli:
If the other persons carrier supports the function, then a green icon that looks like a camera will show up allowing you to tap it to send a request to the other person. If they accept the request then the video call and HD calling will commence. Now as far as regular old HD calling, once Volte is enabled, every call is considered an HD call as long as you are on an lte tower. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] lambition:
As we all know android head unit is slow to boot when it is shutdown (cold boot). But is reasonably fast when it is just waking up from sleep (ignition turned off less than a set time and turned back on).

So, I was wondering if anyone tried keeping head unit from going complete shutdown and keep in sleep mode while ignition is off.

How much current draw did it have in sleep mode? Any negative effect?

It would be the best if I head measured current draw before hooking up the radio, but I did not think about that at the time. I don't want to cut the wire again if I don't have to (meaning someone else has measured already. :D )
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] Streetking21:
I didn't measure it myself but yesterday I read a post regarding the power consumption while on, sleeping and off. It was 1.2A (~14-15W) while sleeping which is ****ing ridiculous imho but could be the explanation why there isn't an option to keep the device sleeping longer than 2 hours. Given that consumption while sleeping, your battery would be probably dead in less than 3 days of standby time.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] lambition:
Wow. That is pretty high. Hardly in a sleep state.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] morgish:
Surely not?
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] Streetking21:
What?
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] doitright:
Attribute that to "made in china". With just a little bit more thought, they could have designed the MCU board to shut down completely while putting the CPU into deep sleep, and end up with a sleep/standby mode that consumes negligible power.

I.e., it shouldn't use any more power than a half-decent TABLET does in sleep mode with the wifi turned off. My Nexus 9 will standby for a couple of MONTHS like that, and its battery is a very small fraction of a car battery.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] morgish:
Sorry, that was pretty vague of me. 1.2amp, 15watt is crazy for sleep mode!
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] realzoulou:
I did measure the power consumption in sleep mode before I installed my Joying in my car.

Result: 350-450 mA
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] lambition:
That sounds more reasonable, although that still a bit high for leaving car parked for few days.

Extending shutoff time to 24 hours maybe ok. Don't know how yet, but it should be possible.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] Streetking21:
Thanks for the info.

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I wouldn't feel comfortable with a sleep time of 24h+. Lets say its 400mA and you use your car on a daily basis. Thats 24h*400mA = 9.6Ah. I am not an expert when it comes to car batteries but I read somewhere that if the battery capacity drops lower than 50 or 60% the starter has a hard time, especially with the colder temperatures ahead (at least here). And you have to consider that the older the battery the less capacity. I wouldn't test it out myself but I would be very interested in someone doing it nonetheless ;)
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] dkintana:
500mA is a little high to left in that state for a long period of time. 500mA is the current that drain one car lamp of 5W, like the ones on the rear, the tiny ones on the front, or the ones used in the passenger compartment. With a good battery there should be no problem for letting it in that state for a day or so, but for an old battery this could dry your battery in a few hours.

However, i agree with the fact that the time for going to shutdown should be user selectable.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] bilaliz:
i was thinking of the same thing, now i am completely ignorant of the electornics side of it, but isnt this something the devs here can take on to fix from the software side of things, i.e keeping only the CPU in deepsleep and shutting everything else down?
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] dkintana:
It's necessary to keep in mind that these HUs are not like tablets. These HUs has more electronic inside of them: MCU, sound ampliffier and, surely, some more electronics. All of them drain current, and not all of them are capable of getting in a low power mode like CPUs do.

---------- Post added at 12:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:50 AM ----------

Hi! I think I've found the solution!

In my HU, Erisin 3015V, I go to settings and just below "GPS" option, there is another option that says "Extension configuration" (Or something like this, just because my unit is in what chinese people think is spanish...) and into this option there are three ones, the first of them says something like "Delay when acc is shutdown", and this option has several values. The first time was selected 30seconds, and the HU Always made a cold boot. Then I adjusted it to the max, 2 hours, and now the unit has warm booted after more than 1 hour of beeing slept.

Try you and update, please... I think that 2 hours is enough for most situations.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] Streetking21:
in which way is this a solution?

2 hours is the current maximum for all headunits I know and it is not a secret or hidden option, but this thread is about keeping the unit in sleep mode for a longer period of time than the 2 hours. (no offense)
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] dkintana:
Oh! Ok. Sorry. I was mistaken
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] hurtgen:
prolly not much of a problem for me in. 08 duramax with dual deep cycle batteries.

on another thought, you people with standard cars with standard starting batteries... you COULD install a second battery. a deep cycle battery. run HU off it. isolate it from charging system while vehicle is off. automatically reconnect to charging system with a relay of some sort when vehicle is on. this way you NEVER stand the chance to drain your starting battery. and as its a deep cycle, draining it down empty doesnt damage it unlike starting batteries. i wouldnt even worry about it anyway because it would prolly take like 12 months to drain a decent deep cycle down. lol
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] Streetking21:
whats the math behind this calculation?

12 months = 365 days = 8,760 hours

8,760h x 0.4A (consumption of the head unit while in sleep mode) = 3,504 Ah

Show me that car battery and I will give you a cookie ;)

Thought of the second battery myself. In general, I think thats a viable option but there are some downsides as well. The generator has to be very powerful to load two batteries at once or you even have to add additional relays to prioritize the main/starter battery. Of course that problem depends on wether your primary trip range is short or long. This should work if you are driving on a daily basis or at least every second day for 30-40 minutes I guess.

Lets say you install a deep cycle battery with 80Ah and it is fully charged, the theoretical standby time is a bit more than a week (ofc that could be enough for some people):

80Ah / 0.4A = 200h = 8.3 days (just the theory)

As I dont know much about deep cycle batteries I will cite from wikipedia:

Long story short, you wont get 8.3 days from a 80Ah deep cycle battery. If you are fine with the reduced life span, its around 160 hours (6.6 days) and if you follow the manufacturers recommendation you will probably get around 4-5 days.

I am not trying to work against you here, but I dont know if thats really worth the trouble (costs & installation). Thank you for your input anyway.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] hurtgen:
Hmm. My truck runs dual AC Delco 48PG's. It appears each are 70 amp hour.

Here's a couple other options that come to mind.

1. Most viable and affordable in my opinion. Wire up an easy attach Battery Tender. I have this set up on my motorcycle. When I roll in to the garage after a ride, I mismount, attach battery tender, and my small motorcycle battery receives a small trickle charge until next time I ride. Also, do Not use the cheap battery chargers. Spend the extra 10 bucks and get a smart charger. This thing works awesome! I pull all my batteries from vehicles not used during winter and bring them in to the house and have BT on them. If your unfamiliar with these, definitely check it out.

2. Perhaps some sort of small and efficient solar panel that can not only keep up with HU discharge, but enough to also overcome parasitic waste from all other systems as well? Not sure if this is viable. I don't know anything about solar panels. Just throwing it out there
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] ProfEngr:
The only issue I have with the battery tender option is... what happens when the user forgets to unplug it before driving off? Other than that it's not a bad idea. There definitely needs to be some thought put into low power modes. I used to hotwire my HU's so that I didn't have to listen to the key-minder on my older vehicles. Difference is that those non-advanced HU's had a real "off" mode even with the ACC wire hot all the time.

The solar panel option would work well for those that park outside and have decent sunlight during the day.
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] Tabs78:
Hi Sorry for my english.

I have a problem.

My head unit often doesn't shutdown after suspend mode.

Maybe 50â„… times works correctly.

Another 50â„… i switch off engine, radio goes in suspend mode ( Black screen and not respond pressing button) but if i switch on engine after the suspend time ( i set 30second but it is so also 20 minutes) the head unit is already on homescreen without reload the s.o.

Inviato dal mio MI 5s Plus utilizzando Tapatalk
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] krisztian98:
Hello Everybody,

I Connected the HU remote cable to ignition and switch and Top LED light.

When I am open the door or unlocked the car, top LED light switch on, and starts the Head unit.

This time I am arriveing to the car, enter the car, fastend myself, and start the engine, it was reduced the wait/boot time.

When I am playing / or do something with the head unit I switch on the switch. Not required the car engine working.

And finally the standard operation, the ignition is on.

Also I placed a correct diodes, for when the top light is switch on, the ignition not starts :)
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] gwaitsi:
mine starts in sleep mode, but i want to start from cold boot even though it takes longer. i can't find any settings to change it. any ideas
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] krisztian98:
You can set it: When the car ignation is off the unit go to sleep.

You can set the sleep time: 30sec, 1 minute, 5 minutes....2 hours.

Then the HU will be switch off.

The next start the HU will be start from switch off status..
[MTCD  Android Head Units Q&A] gwaitsi:
I see.. the problem was;

Settings / Car / Sleep after ACC OFF was set to auto (after MCU change from LM to HA)

When i set to an actual value, i.e. 5min it is now doing what i want i.e. shutting down completely. thanks