Edited by danieleal at 2016-09-26 00:39

Guys, I rooted my m3 note, then changed the phone id to global, then flashed 5.1.3.3G and I lost the front camera. I gave up on the global rom and flashed 5.1.6.0A, rooted again and removed chinese bloat with titanium backup and finally I found out how to extract multilanguage package from the global rom 5.1.3.4G and installed it on the chinese and VOILAA I sort of have my own special "5.1.6.0G". To sum it up I debloated and added multilanguage support to the chinese version.

You will avoid many headaches if you do like I did instead of waiting for false hopes for a G ROM. remember that there are 3 kinds of m3 note - M681H/L681H(International) and M681Q(Chinese) - so if you have the chinese m681q you can forget about the global rom because if it is planned by meizu or flyme it will only be available for the international versions.

I hope this clarifies this subject once and for all ;)

Hi Allif28,  I have the chinese version of the M3 Note(M681Q) and I changed my phone id to install the 5.1.3.4G and I lost my front camera and the battery was draining and the device was getting too warm maybe because this Global firmware wasn't intended for the M681Q. So I installed chinese firmware which is running flawlessly and added multilanguage support. Here are the steps I followed (always have an update.zip in the internal storage to reinstall in case you get bootloop):

1-Reinstalled version 5.1.6.0A downloaded from flyme.cn - (volume up & power>System Upgrade & Clear Data)

2-Rooted in "Settings>Fingerprint and security>Root Permission"

3-Installed google installer from App Center and installed SuperSU, Root Explorer and Titanium Backup from Play Store

4-Updated SuperSU binaries and granted full permission to SuperSU in "Settings>Fingerprint and security>Root Permission>SuperSU"

5-Uninstalled any apps I didn't want in the 5.1.6.0A with Titanium Backup

6-Downloaded latest 5.1.3.4G Rom to Windows PC from needrom.com and extracted "system.new.dat" and "system.transfer.list" from the update.zip

7-Used program called SystemExtractor to extract the multilanguage support and other important apk from the 5.1.3.4G to a folder in Windows

8-Moved the following apps to the internal storage of the M3 Note running 5.1.6.0A and copied them on these locations with any Root Explorer with permissions "rw-r-r", phone will crash temporarily while moving the first 3 apk on the list:

*“framework-res.apk” > /system/framework/
#reboot the phone
*“systemui.apk” > /system/priv-app/SystemUI/
#reboot the phone
*“settings.apk” > /system/priv-app/Settings/
#reboot the phone
*"dialer.apk" > /system/priv-app/Dialer
#reboot the phone
*"incallui.apk" >  /system/priv-app/InCallUI/
#reboot the phone
*"MzCallSetting.apk" >  /system/priv-app/MzCallSetting/
#reboot the phone
*"TeleService.apk" > /system/priv-app/TeleService
#reboot the phone

9-Choose your language in "Settings > Language & input > Language"

$$YOUR CHINESE M681Q RUNNING 5.1.6.0A IS NOW DEBLOATED AND HAS MULTILANGUAGE SUPPORT$$

Pros:
-Not having to wait for Global Rom
-Excellent battery life and no abnormal temperature
-Cameras fully working
-Multilanguage support
-Root permissions
-Network is working flawlessly

Cons:
-A little work and research to achieve it

#Kudos to izi_lau

If you have any doubts in step#7 let me know... I hope this is helpful
I mean, I'm not a developer or a flyme engineer but someone had to do what Meizu and flyme are not providing which is the freedom to use our phone in our own language without sacrificing performance or having to deal with false hopes month after month.

Edited by danieleal at 2016-10-02 16:18
Hey Lucassaldan if you have the firmware 5.2.2.3G that is a modified ROM ported from the Meizu MX6, probably it was installed by your reseller. I had that on my m3 note and it was getting very hot and the battery would only last 3/4 hours. I advise you to install 5.1.6.0A and install Multilanguage on it. That's even more stable than the Global rom