AndroPlus said:

I decided to create a module sharing thread here.

If Magisk is enabled, all modules will continue to work after the OTA update. (use "Install to Inactive Slot" method)
If Magisk is disabled, the module also loses its effectiveness.

Add official translations from Global ROM​

Since MIUI China ROM doesn't have translations other than English or China-related languages, I created Magisk module to add more languages.
I extracted official translations from MIUI Global ROM.

If there's no official translations, it will be showed in English (like search bar and some options only for China ROM).

This module also enables Google Location History & Nearby Share.

[MAGISK] Add languages to MIUI CN - Enables Google Location History & Nearby Share

I want to use the original MIUI Chinese version as it is, so I created a Magisk module to add the languages! The translation is extracted from MIUI Global ROM for Xiaomi 11T Pro. This module also enables Google Location History & Nearby Share...

forum.xda-developers.com

Global ROM Flag Patch​

This Magisk module changes ROM flag to Global.
You can't change region, but some settings and VoLTE icons will become Global version.
Please note Global version has less features than China version, so you can't see some settings like enhanced keyboard.

This module doesn't contain translations.

You can install both translation patch and flag patch.

Releases · AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-miui-cn2global-lite

Change MIUI China ROM flag to Global. Contribute to AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-miui-cn2global-lite development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

--- If you want to use flag patch with MIUI optimization turned off (optional) ---
Please note if you disabled MIUI optimization, you'll get duplicate Package Installer (MIUI and AOSP) and it will cause bootloop.
Please don't disable MIUI optimization before installing this module, and disable one of the Package Installer to prevent bootloop.

So for installing flag patch module, you need to do:
1. Enable MIUI optimization and reboot
2. Install lite module and reboot
3. Disable MIUI optimization
4. Two "Package Installer" app will be available so disable one of them (I recommend non-Xiaomi logo one)
5. Reboot
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Enable Android Auto​

Here's the guide for enabling Android Auto.
You have to uninstall Android Auto first, then install Magisk module, and set permissions in AOSP settings (use "MIUI Hidden Settings" or something)

How to enable Android Auto on Xiaomi MIUI Chinese ROM [Magisk] - AndroPlus

I created a Magisk module that solves the problem of not being able to use Android Auto with MIUI Chinese ROMs, etc. Need Android Auto app in /system

androplus.org

Enable Google Assistant and hide dialog of Google Photo​

You can activate Google Assistant with this Magisk module.
It also systemize Google Photo app so that you don't need to press Allow when you edit photos/videos.

Releases · AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-assistant

Contribute to AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-assistant development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

If my modules are helpful, I appreciate your donation.
Donate via PayPal
Donate via GitHub Sponsors

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I see that you have released version 2 of your flag patch module. I take it this new version automatically uninstalls the second package installer that is created when you disable MIUI optimizations?

frcraig said:

I see that you have released version 2 of your flag patch module. I take it this new version automatically uninstalls the second package installer that is created when you disable MIUI optimizations?

Yes , it is in the description

AndroPlus said:

I decided to create a module sharing thread here.

If Magisk is enabled, all modules will continue to work after the OTA update. (use "Install to Inactive Slot" method)
If Magisk is disabled, the module also loses its effectiveness.

Add official translations from Global ROM​

Since MIUI China ROM doesn't have translations other than English or China-related languages, I created Magisk module to add more languages.
I extracted official translations from MIUI Global ROM.

If there's no official translations, it will be showed in English (like search bar and some options only for China ROM).

This module also enables Google Location History & Nearby Share.

[MAGISK] Add languages to MIUI CN - Enables Google Location History & Nearby Share

I want to use the original MIUI Chinese version as it is, so I created a Magisk module to add the languages! The translation is extracted from MIUI Global ROM for Xiaomi 11T Pro. This module also enables Google Location History & Nearby Share...

forum.xda-developers.com

Global ROM Flag Patch​

This Magisk module changes ROM flag to Global.
You can't change region, but some settings and VoLTE icons will become Global version.
Please note Global version has less features than China version, so you can't see some settings like enhanced keyboard.

This module doesn't contain translations.

You can install both translation patch and flag patch.

Releases · AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-miui-cn2global-lite

Change MIUI China ROM flag to Global. Contribute to AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-miui-cn2global-lite development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

--- If you want to use flag patch with MIUI optimization turned off (optional) ---
Please note if you disabled MIUI optimization, you'll get duplicate Package Installer (MIUI and AOSP) and it will cause bootloop.
Please don't disable MIUI optimization before installing this module, and disable one of the Package Installer to prevent bootloop.

So for installing flag patch module, you need to do:
1. Enable MIUI optimization and reboot
2. Install lite module and reboot
3. Disable MIUI optimization
4. Two "Package Installer" app will be available so disable one of them (I recommend non-Xiaomi logo one)
5. Reboot
-------------

Enable Android Auto​

Here's the guide for enabling Android Auto.
You have to uninstall Android Auto first, then install Magisk module, and set permissions in AOSP settings (use "MIUI Hidden Settings" or something)

How to enable Android Auto on Xiaomi MIUI Chinese ROM [Magisk] - AndroPlus

I created a Magisk module that solves the problem of not being able to use Android Auto with MIUI Chinese ROMs, etc. Need Android Auto app in /system

androplus.org

Enable Google Assistant and hide dialog of Google Photo​

You can activate Google Assistant with this Magisk module.
It also systemize Google Photo app so that you don't need to press Allow when you edit photos/videos.

Releases · AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-assistant

Contribute to AndroPlus-org/magisk-module-assistant development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

If my modules are helpful, I appreciate your donation.
Donate via PayPal
Donate via GitHub Sponsors

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Does the new version of your Google Assistant module magisk-module-assistant-android11.zip replace the previous module magisk-module-assistant.zip or do we still use the previous module on the Mix Fold 2 as it is Android 12 based?

frcraig said:

I see that you have released version 2 of your flag patch module. I take it this new version automatically uninstalls the second package installer that is created when you disable MIUI optimizations?

Yes.

frcraig said:

Does the new version of your Google Assistant module magisk-module-assistant-android11.zip replace the previous module magisk-module-assistant.zip or do we still use the previous module on the Mix Fold 2 as it is Android 12 based?

It's for Android 11 devices.
Older Android can't load system APK built for newer version so I added A11 version.

AndroPlus said:

You can enable both full and lite module.

As I wrote in OP, duplicated Package Manager causes bootloop when you use lite module and MIUI optimization off.
You can enter into safe mode by pressing volume down key to disable all modules, or
adb wait-for-device shell su -c "touch /data/adb/modules/xiaomi-miui-conv-lite/disable"
to disable lite module.

So for installing lite module, you need to do:
1. Enable MIUI optimization and reboot
2. Install lite module and reboot
3. Disable MIUI optimization
4. Two "Package Manager" app will be available so disable one of them (I recommend non-Xiaomi logo one)
5. Reboot

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ANOTHER BOOTLOOP
After my last bootloop experience while trying to install the global flag module I was eventually able to wipe and reinstall everything, so I thought I would give it another try. This time I carefully read your instructions and did the following:
1. I enabled MIUI optimization and rebooted,
2. I installed the lite (most recent global flag) module and rebooted.

When rebooting the phone just goes to the Mi logo and after a few minutes brings up the screen with:
Main Menu
MIUI Recovery 5.0
Reboot
Wipe Data
Connect with Mi Assistant
Safe Mode

I use volume down key to select Safe Mode and power key to confirm. Phone boots past Mi Logo to my default lock screen (which says "safe mode" in the bottom left corner), but before I can enter my four digit PIN code to unlock the phone it goes to a black screen with a spinning which circle, hangs on that for a few mintues, and then reboots to the same Recovery screen menu. It won't go past that. I've tried several times and it doesn't stay on my lock screen long enough for me to enter a password.

The only module I had installed in Magisk, before installing the Global Flag module, was the Universal SafetyFix module. I really don't want to wipe and start all over again. Any advice as to how to proceed?

AndroPlus said:

@frcraig
Maybe in some situations MIUI installer disappears and flag module try to remove AOSP installer so no installer become available and bootloop. So complicated... fxxk Xiaomi for having two abnormal installer...

I don't know why safe mode doesn't work since Magisk should disable all modules when entering safe mode (not after unlocking).
You can disable the module with this command:
adb wait-for-device shell su -c "touch /data/adb/modules/xiaomi-miui-conv-lite/disable;reboot"

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