[ROM] MIUI 2.3.4 for Galaxy S - v[Coming Soon] [Based On Official]

Should we continue releasing MIUI ROMs specifically for XDA?


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sohebq

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I am on stock JVS and want to try this ROM. Can someone give a brief pros and cons as this forum is too large for me to search every post. My main concern is backup and restore of data. Does data restoring works fine ? and how's is the overall performance and battery life of this ROM.
 

siky_dude

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I am on stock JVS and want to try this ROM. Can someone give a brief pros and cons as this forum is too large for me to search every post. My main concern is backup and restore of data. Does data restoring works fine ? and how's is the overall performance and battery life of this ROM.
you could just read the last 10 pages and find out, just because i doubt that anyone will give you the pros and cons.
why not just flash it, well not this, this is outdated, mintberry miui rom and find out ;)
 

sohebq

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you could just read the last 10 pages and find out, just because i doubt that anyone will give you the pros and cons.
why not just flash it, well not this, this is outdated, mintberry miui rom and find out ;)

JUst tell me about the restoring of apps through titanium backup. Does it work fine ? And secondly can i easily un-install by flashing through ODIN ? I don't wanna do factory restore. Thanks
 

siky_dude

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JUst tell me about the restoring of apps through titanium backup. Does it work fine ? And secondly can i easily un-install by flashing through ODIN ? I don't wanna do factory restore. Thanks
you can restore trough titanium back-up, but not data, only apps, though it can be a little risky, after that, sure , if you don`t like it, you can just flash with odin whatever base you want, but with pit file,repartition, which means factory reset :)
 
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