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I meant the phone, somewhere on the forums it's also mentioned going to airplane mode and then back to normal might help in some cases. This wifi behaviour is really weird. I hope it's gone soon.

Not sure but try switching power modes - power saving , normal and max power, no idea what can be culprit on your end.

Running miui 3.3.22 from miuiandroid - 40+ mbit over wifi with wpa2 from router tplink wr1043nd running openwrt. net speed depends on how much traffic the other end provides, badly configured wifi router, etc... to answer your question straight - yes, Xiaomi MI2 supports wifi N standard...

If you go to recovery and mount usb storage , then go back , select "advanced" and select "show log" you can see some info about what was going on. The log mentions something about LUN file and other developer related stuff. withoutwings, as a temporary solution you could try adb file transfer...

Faking other phone model requires editing the build.prop file , inserting the proper values in the proper places. Wiping market cache in phone , wiping cache & dalvic cache in recovery. Google might help for all this. It's like changing the dpi value , the fingerprint, etc in build.prop file...

Now I am confused - do you want iGO Primo gps navigation or something else?

Xiaomi MI3 > Xiaomi MI2 > ALL the others :)

Google for: "google play patched chelpus" or find "GoogleMarket.by.Chelpus.TrueLicenseMod.apk" Use it at your own risk, messing with system apps always brings some risks. For me no problems with the patched play store. Good luck.

Maybe the phone does not support usb storage in this traditional way. It can share internal stoage in mptfs file system which appears like media device in windows. CWM probably does not support this mptfs thingy. That is my best bet just now.

"Root of sdcard" basically means the main folder - place the rom in the main folder (copy rom, click MI2 device icon from my computer and paste), rename it to update.zip and flash it from stock recovery. If you scan the xiaomi mi2 forum you can see CWM recovery from M1cha link to CWM...

I didn't pay attention to the xbin folder of the rom, which has "su" and root essentials, but I simply read the question sent by imranz in post #22 which was: "any idea how to root jlb11?" My point was: supersu will not root a device. When JLB is pre-rooted SuperSu makes sense. But then the...

Nope, I haven't tried SuperSu on JLB. I wouldn't try things explicitly against original developers' instructions. If the developer of SuperSU basically says - it requires a rooted phone, I believe he means it. The purpose of superSU is not to root a phone but to manage the root access of already...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053 read and see for yourself :) nice red letters at the beginning.

SuperSu requires already rooted device.