Yes, you still need to patch Mi2 Ril for dual sim deviceare we need to flash the patch for ds in AD?
sorry for my bad english
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Yes, you still need to patch Mi2 Ril for dual sim deviceare we need to flash the patch for ds in AD?
sorry for my bad english
Yes sir i using archidroid apk
But always same error like that sir
i still stay on 4.4.4 i love it.
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try to update to 5.1.1 bro, it's better performance and smooth
I love this rom
How did you fix the GAPPS crash problem? Do you play GTA san andreas on 4.4.4?i already tried it. and same with other 5.1.1 i feel laggy .. but here in 4.4.4 very smooth and no lag. everytime i quit some game then go to app drawer. it loads atleast 3-5 secs . compare to 4.4.4 1-2secs
How did you fix the GAPPS crash problem? Do you play GTA san andreas on 4.4.4?
Not much laggy for me , okay thanks for your answer. But this ROM is better than another AOSP ROM I think, and this can be comparison too from old version with new version of ArchiDroidi already tried it. and same with other 5.1.1 i feel laggy .. but here in 4.4.4 very smooth and no lag. everytime i quit some game then go to app drawer. it loads atleast 3-5 secs . compare to 4.4.4 1-2secs
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I tried this method and tried flash other gapps package and had no effectby doing this..
use the terminal emulator and enter the code as follows
you wont get any errors after that
1. Launch Terminal
2. Type su and press Enter
3. Give root rights
4. Paste this text:
pm disable com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.gms.droidguard.DroidGuardService
5. Press Enter
6. Crashing must stop
i dont have any games on my phone except Clash Of Clans
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What are GAPPS package do you using it now?I tried this method and tried flash other gapps package and had no effect
Now i am on Lollipop, but i don't remember what gapps i used on the 4.4What are GAPPS package do you using it now?
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Now i am on Lollipop, but i don't remember what gapps i used on the 4.4
I tried this method and tried flash other gapps package and had no effect
Twice I clean flashed the ROM but still getting mobile data bug.. Any solution
is that dual sim problem? I don't have any problem in single sim?
Ya dual sim only..am getting network in both the Sims.
Issue with only mobile data
that's bad, maybe you can ask @JustArchi for this, but I don't know he much?
but you have try Mi2 ril patch before, right?
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