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[WARNING]
This is a post about my experience, so first i will share in short my experience. For those looking for a step by step guide, go to [GUIDE] section of this post. (this might also prove that most of you people don’t read).
[DISCLAIMER]
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this guide before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
[My experience]
I would like to share my experience flashing my Oneplus 6T (6010 China Version) (NOT the T-Mobile version) from Hydrogen OS (china version) Oxygen OS. I did this mostly to have all the Google crap installed by default instead of the china stuff (and of course, for the fun).
I found this tutorial first (let’s call it #1):
https://www.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6t-unlock-bootloader-root/
This basically was useful for me to understand 2 things:
#1. Unlock the bootloader
#2. adb sideload (because of force encryption).
The TWRP on the tutorial above was an old version that does not support decryption for the internal storage, so if i tried to flash a rom with that TWRP it was simply not possible, so trying to figure out how to decrypt my internal storage y found that the a newer version (unofficial by the way) supported the decryption, so I gave it try following the flashing TWRP steps of the tutorial #1 (and it worked!):
TWRP (unofficial 3.2.3-12 by mauronofrio):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...overy-unofficial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3861482
For the OS i gave it a try to flashing Oxygen using TWRP:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6t/how-to/official-oxygenos-9-0-4-ota-oneplus-6t-t3860953
After the successful OS flash, then i tried to flash magisk using the tutorial #1, but apparently didn’t worked so the I found this other tutorial (https://android.gadgethacks.com/how-to/magisk-101-install-magisk-root-with-twrp-0179668/) and did only the Magisk part. That did the trick so now i have my Oneplus 6T (6010) with oxygenOS and root
[GUIDE]
Downloads:
[TWRP image twrp-fajita-3.2.3-12.img]: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410963190603878816
[TWRP installer twrp-fajita-3.2.3-12-installer.zip]:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410963190603878815
[OFFICIAL OxygenOS 9.0.10 OTA for OnePlus 6T]
http://otafsg1.h2os.com/patch/amazo...Oxygen_34_OTA_017_all_1812111237_f52c4612.zip
[Magisk v18]
https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
[Magisk Manager v6.1.0]
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/topjohnwu/magisk-manager/
Steps
For those who need an intro for setting up your device for using adb utilities, go to this link, follow the guide. When you’re done come back to this post.
https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/
Download all the resources
Reboot your device into your bootloader and run the following command:
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
You can reboot into the bootloader by switching on USB debugging, setting up adb and fastboot and typing “adb reboot bootloader”. Alternatively, you can hold volume down and the power button to boot up your device. USB debugging is also located under the developer options.
Boot the TWRP image
Code:
fastboot boot twrp-fajita-3.2.3-8.img
Flash the TWRP installer. Once on TWRP select Advanced > ADB Sideload swipe to the right and type the following command:
Code:
adb sideload twrp-fajita-3.2.3-8-installer.zip
Reboot System
Copy Oxygen OS into the internal storage.
Boot into Recovery.
Select install, and select the Oxygen OS zip file to start installation.
After boot OS, copy Magisk zip and Magisk Manager apk into the internal storage.
Install Magisk Manager apk into the phone.
Boot into Recovery. (if you lost TWRP recovery on the SO installation, reflash following steps 2 to 4).
Select install and select the Magik zip file.
Reboot into system
DONE!
Credits:
mauronofrio (for the recovery TWRP), Funk Wizard (offical Android Oxygen OS), Adam Conway (How to Unlock the Bootloader and Root the OnePlus 6T).
Sources:
Guides:
https://www.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6t-unlock-bootloader-root/
https://android.gadgethacks.com/how-to/magisk-101-install-magisk-root-with-twrp-0179668/
Magisk (v 18)
https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases
TWRP (blu_spark twrp-3.2.3-x_blu_spark_v9.86_op6):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=27466#downloads
TWRP (unofficial 3.2.3-12 by mauronofrio):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...overy-unofficial-twrp-touch-recovery-t3861482
ROM:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6t/how-to/official-oxygenos-9-0-4-ota-oneplus-6t-t3860953
hello, after this "fastboot boot twrp-fajita-3.2.3-8.img" my oneplus 6t does not boot into recovery. I also tried to put it manually into recovery but it does not boot into it.
Installing Lineage
Few quick things.
LOS 18.1 is now official so the guide will now just be covering that.
I also want to address a common question, you can use Windows for this process. I prefer Linux, and Fastboot just works in Linux without driver issues. If you have Fastboot and ADB working in Windows already feel free to use that if you want.
Frequently asked Questions:
This looks like a lot of work, is there an easier way to install? Try the LOS Wiki Method.
Using TWRP 3.5.2_9-01. Start off Fresh. Install OOS using the Fastboot ROM.
Start off with a fresh install of OOS. You need the latest version of OOS 10. I typically use a the fastboot ROMs for this as it will do both slots for me at once. (Alternatively you can use TWRP and install the ZIPs and do it twice to get it on both slots, or my least favorite, the MSM Tool if you want. Doesn't matter how OOS ends up on both slots, as long as it ends up on both slots.)
I use Linux, and honestly I feel like it's easier and more reliable for fastboot and ADB so that's what I'm including here in these steps. It's easy to boot from a USB.
To create a bootable Linux flash drive you can use Unetbootin, which you can download for free here (Your other option would be to burn the ISO straight to a DVD and skip the unetbootin step):
https://unetbootin.github.io/
For Linux, I'm using Linux Mint Cinnamon, You can download for free here:
https://www.linuxmint.com/download.php
Then run unetbootin (yours will look a little different, I'm running it in Linux):
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Point it to the Linux ISO, and tell it where an empty flash drive is. It will erase everything on the flash drive. Afterwards you can load whatever you want on the flash drive. However be aware when booting Linux from this drive you can't access what is on the drive (at least not by normal methods).
After this has successfully completed, reboot the PC, and boot from the USB drive. Your PC will boot into Linux (turning off the PC and removing the USB drive will make it boot up like normal again).
Next we need to install fastboot and adb. You need to open up the "start menu" and open the "synaptic package manager". You can find this stuff in the menus, however the easiest way to get to these items is to just start typing the name of the item. See below:
Search fastboot, click the boxes, choose install. Then search for ADB, click the boxes, choose install and then click apply. It's that easy it will download everything that's needed and install.
Time to open up a terminal:
Just to make sure we don't run into any problems we need to update adb and fastboot. In the terminal run these commands to update fastboot and adb (this is downloading them directly from Google).
wget https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-linux.zip
unzip \platform-tools-latest-linux.zip
sudo cp platform-tools/adb /usr/bin/adb
sudo cp platform-tools/fastboot /usr/bin/fastboot
You will also need the appropriate fastboot ROM. Fastboot ROMs available in this thread. The catch being that thread is no longer updated. So we will need to make our own fastboot rom. To do this we need two things:
1. The stock rom zip (OP Site).
2. Payload dumper. I've yet to get the one from the GitHub link to work, so I've been using the one from this Article. Direct Download Link
You need to extract the payload.bin file from the stock rom zip. Extract the payload_dumper files as well, and place everything in the same folder. Payload_dumper requires python3. Open up Synaptic again, search for python3.6 and install it. Now open a terminal so we can extract the images from the payload.bin.
Navigate to the location of payload_dumper and your payload.bin file. In my case my commands are:
cd Desktop <-- switches to the Desktop folder
cd payload_dumper <-- switches to the payload_dumper folder on the Desktop
python3 payload_dumper.py payload.bin <-- runs the payload_dumper "program" and extract the images from the payload.bin
Now would be a good time to back everything up. The phone will get wiped. Extract the fastboot images to a folder that is easy to find. I would recommend the Desktop.
Now it's time to flash all those images we just extracted using payload dumper. Place the phone in fastboot mode. You can do this using the advanced reboot menu, ADB, or the key combinations (all key combos listed below for reference):
Volume Up + Power while turning on will boot to fastboot.
Volume Down + Power while turn on will boot to recovery.
Holding Volume Up + Power should force the phone to turn off.
Volume Up + Volume Down should put your phone in Download mode for the MSM Tool.
You can flash the images one by one or use a script. My script is available here. Flashing the fastboot ROM should look something like this:
That image explained:
cd Desktop <-- Switched the directory to the Desktop the default directory when you open up the terminal is the /home directory.
cd flash <-- I put my fastboot images in a folder called flash. This stuff is case sensitive. My folder was all lowercase.
sudo fastboot devices <-- Is just checking to see if my PC can see my phone, and making sure it's in fastboot. Sudo is necessary for this distro, as both fastboot and ADB must be run as root.
sudo sh FlashThese.sh <-- Tells the terminal to run my script, since the script contains fastboot commands it must be run as root.
At the end you should get something like this:
Then just choose start form Fastboot (If you were previously on a custom ROM go straight to recovery and wipe everything). Not booting and getting dumped off at the OnePlus recovery screen is nothing to worry about. Choose your language of choice, Wipe data and cache, Erase everything (Music, pics, etc), This can not be undone, continue. After that the phone will boot. Once booted enable developer options, advanced reboot, and reboot to fastboot.
2. Installing TWRP.
First step is to boot the correct TWRP image. Grab the current TWRP from the official site. You need both files, the img file, and the installer. Once again from the terminal:
The image explained:
cd Desktop <-- Switched the directory to the Desktop the default directory when you open up the terminal is the /home directory.
sudo fastboot devices <-- Is just checking to see if my PC can see my phone, and making sure it's in fastboot. Sudo is necessary for this distro, as both fastboot and ADB must be run as root.
sudo fastboot boot twrp-3.5.2_9-0-fajita.img * <-- Sends that TWRP image to the phone to be booted temporarily. Only boot this, never run the command "flash".
Once in TWRP the phone should show up as a media device so you can copy files to it. Copy the TWRP installer over to it. Choose Install from the TWRP menu and navigate to where you placed the TWRP installer. Press on it, and swipe to confirm flash. When it is done hit the back button until you are back out to the main menu.
From the main menu choose reboot, and choose Recovery:
The first time you try and reboot the official version of TWRP it will ask you if you want to install the TWRP app. Do NOT install the app. In the settings you can disable this prompt. Your other option is just uncheck both boxes at the screen you see below when you get to it, and then click the button that says do not install. Do use the slider. At that point the phone will reboot as to recovery as you selected.
Now that you are back in TWRP that is now installed, time to wipe the phone. From the main menu choose Wipe. Swipe the factory reset slider at the bottom. Then hit back. Next hit Format Data. Type Yes to Continue. Hit back to continue. Keep hitting back till you get to the main menu.
Do NOT wipe cache, do not Wipe system, do NOT Wipe Dalvik / ART, do not add anything else, Just Factory Reset and Format Data. After doing those two Reboot to Recovery one more time. So go back into the reboot menu, choose reboot to recovery again (swipe to allow modifications if it asks). You must do this after formatting data.
3. Install Lineage
Links:
Lineage 18.1 XDA Thread
Official 6T Lineage Downloads
The phone should still be in TWRP at this point. You now need to copy Lineage to the phone. From TWRP's main menu choose install. Then navigate to your ROM .zip location and click on it. Then swipe to confirm flash.
Lineage will replace TWRP, so you need to reflash TWRP as well. Run the TWRP installer again. If it's not on the phone, just copy it over again real quick. On A/B devices ROMs get flashed to the opposite slot. Things like Gapps, Magisk, etc get flashed to the current slot. We need Lineage on both slots, so it must be flash again. Flashing it twice only needs to be done the first time as we need to get rid of OOS. For updates it just gets flashed once. After the TWRP installer has run, back out to the main menu, and choose reboot, then recovery:
Once back in TWRP flash Lineage again. From TWRP's main menu choose install. Then navigate to your ROM .zip location and click on it. Then swipe to confirm flash.
Now run the TWRP installer again. Back out to the main menu, and reboot to recovery.
4.Optional, Gapps
Links:
NikGapps <-- For Lineage 18.1 (Use the R Folders for Android 11. I recommend the "Core" version. I also tested Basic though if you want that level of Gapps. I strongly recommend you grab setup wizard out of the R Addons Folder, I used the regular setup wizard, not the pixel one.)
MindTheGapps <-- It's worth mentioning here Lineage recommends MindTheGapps for 18.1. Take your pick. I personally use NikGapps as I can use a "leaner" Gapps package.
Now that your phone is back in TWRP for the last time before booting up Lineage, it's time to install Gapps if you want them. This step is optional. Same as the other steps here, go to install, choose your OpenGapps package, Then navigate to your .zip location and click on it. Then swipe to confirm flash.
5. Very Optional, Magisk
These steps are very optional. However this is how I, root, pass safety net, and get a various apps to appear in the Play store.
Flash Magisk in TWRP. For Magisk 23, you now have to rename the Magisk.apk to Magisk.zip. Then flash it in TWRP. If you wanted to uninstall it, you rename it to uninstall.zip. If you already had an older version of Magisk installed, make sure you do not have it hidden / nenamed when installing Magisk 23 for the first time. Restore the original package before installing 23.
Magisk <-- Flash this right after Gapps.
These items are add-ons are flashed in Magisk after the first boot (Don't flash these in TWRP anymore):
MagiskHide Props Config
Busybox
To flash modules in Magisk press the puzzle piece icon. Then choose install from storage. Now just choose your addons. After flashing the icons it will have a reboot icon at the bottom. You can reboot or you can press back and flash another. After you are done reboot.
You will also need a Terminal Emulator. I personally use:
Terminal Emulator for Android
Once all these are installed the first step is setup Magisk. Under Magisk go to settings:
In version 20.4+ Magisk Hide is no longer on by default. So make sure the Magisk Hide, Hide Magisk from various forms of detection switch is flipped. Then press Hide Magisk Manager. This will bring up a box for you to choose a random name for the Magisk Manager, type whatever you want here. You can leave it Manager if you wish, but I typically change this.
Now open Magisk again. It will ask you to download it again, click ok, then manually open the app again as it says. Now we need to open Magisk hide. This is now under the shield icon, then click the arrow at the top:
These are the apps you don't want to know that you have root. Less is better. You can cause instability problems by just choosing everything. My general rule of thumb is, Google, steaming video, music, and payment apps get selected. In my experience if I come across an app that needs it and I didn't select it, I just clear cache and/or data and re-open the app and it works. There are some big multiplayer apps that ban hardware / people, so do your research (don't ask me, I don't play those games).
Next time to change the device fingerprint using MagiskHide Props Config Module. We do this using the terminal emulator. In the terminal emulator, type "su" to gain root privileges. Then type props to run the module:
Now it's just following the menus. Choose option 1 - Edit device finger print. (type 1, hit enter)
After this you will see a menu of devices. It doesn't matter what device you pick really. If you want apps / Google to think you have a OPPO or Samsung pick one of those Fingerprints. However there's a bit more to passing Safety-net than that. Since Google has changed how things work not all those fingerprints that used to work will work now. Also now you may get an error when you turn on the phone because of the security dates. The OP6T Android 10 fingerprint has no issues at this point, so use that if you want:
After choosing the fingerprint you want, it will ask you if you want to reboot. Choose yes. After rebooting, you may need to clear the cache from the play store for some apps to appear in it. You should now pass safety net. Check this in Magisk:
6. Very Optional, Ad Blocking with a Host File.
You can block many things with a hosts file, most popular would be ads. I've been use StevenBlack's host file which is a compilation of several hosts files. This is located on Github:
https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts (Scroll down you'll see the options of what you can block)
Direct link to the hosts file I use. This will block Adware / Malware.
Unfortunately for quite some time now on this device you can no longer just use a root browser to swap the hosts file. The easiest way is to use TWRP.
First we have to make the hosts file. The hosts file must use unix / linux line endings. If you are using linux, don't worry about this, just create the file. If you are using Windows, the easiest thing to do is use Notepad++ (Free).
Notepad++ Downloads
Next one other caveat. The hosts file is quite large. I've never had much luck copy and pasting it from any other browser than Firefox (Windows or Linux), but however you get it into Notepad++ is not a big deal.
Once in you have the hosts file into Notepad++ go to Edit, EOL Conversion, and Choose Unix (LF).
Now save the file as "hosts" no ending. This does mean under file type you will need to change it to All File types *.*. Move this hosts file to your phone. Then reboot to recovery. From the main TWRP menu, choose mount. Then mount system:
Hit the back button and go to the advanced menu. Choose File Manager:
You will find your hosts file under /sdcard, wherever you placed it. In my case I placed it in a folder called ROMs. Once you locate it, press and hold it for a moment, and relase. Then choose copy file:
At this point you need to tell TWRP where you want to paste the hosts file. It belongs in the /etc folder. The only hic-cup here is depending on what you were doing in TWRP this could be (on this device) /system/etc or /system/system/etc (you will see similar folders to the image below if you are in the right place). Once you are there, press "paste?" button in the lower right corner:
After this just swipe to confirm:
You can now reboot the device, and your hosts file should now be in place. Your ad block should now be active for all apps as it's global for all connections.
7. Reboot to system.
Updating Lineage
1. Flash Lineage.
Reboot to recovery. You can use the advanced reboot menu, or Volume Down + Power while turning the phone on. Don't wipe anything. From TWRP's main menu choose install. Then navigate to your ROM .zip location and click on it. Then swipe to confirm flash.
Lineage will replace TWRP, so you need to reflash TWRP as well. Run the TWRP installer again. After the TWRP installer has run, back out to the main menu, and choose reboot, then recovery:
2. Optional, Gapps (if you installed them once you must continue to install them or do a clean install)
Links:
NikGapps
Now that your phone is back in TWRP for the last time before booting up Lineage, it's time to install Gapps if you want them. This step is optional. Same as the other steps here, go to install, choose your OpenGapps package, Then navigate to your .zip location and click on it. Then swipe to confirm flash.
3. Reboot to system.
Last updatedSince I don't want people to have to wonder if these instructions are current, I am going to periodically test and update this post with my results. Please note I'm testing with a 6T, TMobile 6Ts are different. You can generally assume previous versions of LOS and OOS were also tested, but if you are unsure feel free to ask in this thread.
Last tested with:
OOS 10.3.7 and LOS 17.1 12-31 with TWRP 3.4.0-2
OOS 10.3.11 and LOS 18.1 05-27 with TWRP 3.5.2_9-0
This method has also been tested with:
OOS 10.3.3 and Omnirom 5-24 MicroG and Omnirom 5-24.
Cliff Notes
*TWRP 3.5.0_9-0+ Must be used with LOS 18 / 18.1
- Backup everything to the PC, so you will need to copy all your data over.
- Sync all your accounts, etc.
- In TWRP format data. Reboot recovery (This step wipes the device, make sure you backed everything up!)
- Factory Reset. (This is the slider at the bottom, do not Wipe system, do NOT Wipe Dalvik / ART, do not add anything else)
- Flash Lineage
- Flash TWRP Installer
- Reboot to Recovery
- Flash Lineage (This is only the first time, to get the AOSP rom on both slots, only do this for the first install)
- Flash TWRP Installer (This is only the first time, to get the AOSP rom on both slots, only do this for the first install)
- Reboot to Recovery (This is only the first time, to get the AOSP rom on both slots, only do this for the first install)
- Flash Gapps (Optional)
- Flash Magisk (Optional) (Remember for ver 22 the Magisk.apk gets renamed to Magisk.zip, can also be renamed to uninstall.zip for uninstalling)
- Reboot to System.
- Then you should be able to setup the device, copy everything back over. Restore your data.
After this you should be able to update Lineage as normal.
- Reboot to recovery
- Flash Lineage.
- Flash TWRP Installer
- Reboot to Recovery
- Flash Gapps. (Optional, but if you flashed them once you have to keep flashing them.)
- Flash Magisk. (Optional)
- Reboot to system.
- No loss of data, or anything.
Thanks for the guide, able to flash los 17.1 successfully.
How to go back to OOS?
Does anyone have a guide on how to go back to OOS after flashing Lineage according to Lineage's instructions?
fordjonathan said:
Does anyone have a guide on how to go back to OOS after flashing Lineage according to Lineage's instructions?
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Back up your data, use Step 1 of these instructions. That will put OOS back on your phone.
MSM Tool, always my least favorite option, but always an option.
MSM Tools for Regular 6T (TMobile uses a different one)
installed 17.1!
OhioYJ said:
Installing Lineage...
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Massive thanks for your instructions!
- at first, I tried upgrading from LOS 16.0 to LOS 17.1. I followed the instructions on the wiki, but it landed me in the qualcomm crashdump mode.
- after that I ran into your instructions, and tried to follow your update guide, but it didn't help (not very surprising I guess, but I haven't had much to lose at this point ).
- after that, I just followed your fresh install guide (i.e. flashing the fastboot room and starting from scratch), followed every step and it worked!
I wonder if it's worth updating lineage OS wiki and pointing to your instructions? There is bunch of people in this thread, who also bricked the phone into crashdump, so perhaps it could help to prevent it for someone else.
Updating to LOS 17.1 ?
Dasseem said:
Thanks for the guide, able to flash los 17.1 successfully.
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Initially I had problems with updating LOS, so I returned to Stock. As more people attempted to install LOS, and this fine Original Poster "Ohio" offered such excellent, and detailed instructions, I have been running LOS 16 since February.
However, I have not updated it, since I have had Zero Issues.
But to clarify, you used this method to update to LOS 17.1 ?
- coming from LOS 16 - without first returning to a fast-boot ROM ?
Did you up-date GApps accordingly during this Flash ?
Thank You, in advance, for any assistance!
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barguybrady said:
But to clarify, you used this method to update to LOS 17.1 ?
- coming from LOS 16 - without first returning to a fast-boot ROM ?
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Hi, I updated my previous reply to make it a bit more clear!
Yep, I was on LOS 16. Haven't had any issues, but figured why not update if I'll have to do it eventually
So I downloaded 17.1 and used the wiki instructions, which messed the phone up
Ended up flashing fastboot rom and starting from scratch, flashed gapps and magisk according to OhioYJ's instruction and it worked.
Flashing method
barguybrady said:
But to clarify, you used this method to update to LOS 17.1 ?
- coming from LOS 16 - without first returning to a fast-boot ROM ?
Did you up-date GApps accordingly during this Flash ?
Thank You, in advance, for any assistance!
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I was using carbon ROM previously, had to move to OOS latest for flashing the lineage 17.1, believe it needs to be done if you are coming from pie, people know better correct me if I am wrong here.
As Karlicoss mentioned, it's better to follow the method posted by Ohio.
OhioYJ said:
Cliff Notes Versions
Installing Lineage
- Install fastboot ROM boot it once. Just to make sure everything is good.
- Reboot to fastboot.
- Boot the image of TWRP.
- Run the TWRP installer, reboot to recovery
- You backed everything up right?
- Factory reset (This is the slider at the bottom in the wipe menu).
- Format data. (This is the button that says Format data in the wipe menu)
- Do NOT wipe cache, do not Wipe system, do NOT Wipe Dalvik / ART, do not add anything else, Just Factory Reset and Format Data. After doing those two Reboot to Recovery one more time. You must do this after formatting data.
- Now transfer Lineage and TWRP to your phone, Windows / Linux should see TWRP fine as a media device when plugged in.
- Install Lineage
- Run the TWRP Installer.
- Reboot to Recovery.
- Install Lineage (You need Lineage on both slots, so yes run it again)
- Run the TWRP Installer (yes again).
- Reboot to Recovery.
- Install Gapps if you want them.
- Install Magisk if you use Magisk. Do not install modules or other add ons at this point. Boot once and go through the setup and everything, then install your add-ons.
- Be aware the phone may restart once, then Lineage will start up and all will be good.
Updating Lineage
- Reboot to recovery
- Flash Lineage.
- Flash TWRP Installer
- Reboot to Recovery
- Flash Gapps. (Assuming you use them, if you installed them once you must continue to install them or do a clean install)
- Flash Magisk. (Optional If you use it)
- Reboot to system.
- No loss of data, or anything.
- No need to flash anything twice etc.
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Updating failed for me, as it shows everything encripted once I reboot the second time to recovery on slot B...
badpanda said:
Updating failed for me, as it shows everything encripted once I reboot the second time to recovery on slot B...
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Usually this means you didnt format data, or you are using an old version of TWRP. Did you do a clean install?
I just tried it on my phone, was running 4-12 build, using 3.3.1-32 TWRP, updated to the 4-14 build, using 4-14 Gapps (nano), everything went smoothly here.
OhioYJ said:
Usually this means you didnt format data, or you are using an old version of TWRP. Did you do a clean install?
I just tried it on my phone, was running 4-12 build, using 3.3.1-32 TWRP, updated to the 4-14 build, using 4-14 Gapps (nano), everything went smoothly here.
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No, no clean install. Just wanted to update to today's newest build os.
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Thanks a lot for your guide. Very helpfull.
I'm using it with /e/ rom.
installing android 10 roms
I followed exactly as it was written. Same issues arose for me. After the phone is off then turned on no LTE. It makes phone calls and also text stuff. HOWEVER when you take out and reinsert sim LTE is enable. What is the problom?????????
sickpoppy said:
I followed exactly as it was written. Same issues arose for me. After the phone is off then turned on no LTE. It makes phone calls and also text stuff. HOWEVER when you take out and reinsert sim LTE is enable. What is the problom?????????
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Just cycling airplane mode doesnt work? This isn't a TMobile 6T is it? You are in Sim slot 1? You maybe better asking in the LOS thread, and provide log it not working and then it working when you reinsert it. Im not quite sure whats going on there.
OhioYJ said:
Usually this means you didnt format data, or you are using an old version of TWRP. Did you do a clean install?
I just tried it on my phone, was running 4-12 build, using 3.3.1-32 TWRP, updated to the 4-14 build, using 4-14 Gapps (nano), everything went smoothly here.
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So this means you do have to always format data for every single update??
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sickpoppy said:
I followed exactly as it was written. Same issues arose for me. After the phone is off then turned on no LTE. It makes phone calls and also text stuff. HOWEVER when you take out and reinsert sim LTE is enable. What is the problom?????????
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Change your sim card to the other slot...
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@OhioYJ So for an update you boot to recovery flash LOS latest version then flash twrp again and then reboot to recovery second time then format data to possibly decript encrypted system and, transfer files both gapps and magisk to device and then install gapps and magisk, lastly just reboot to system?
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yes it is a tmobile but it was flashed to global. TWRP is the version you are using. downloaded the lastest ROM. Weird it finds LTE at first then like I said when then phone shuts off LTE doesnt work til I take sim out.
badpanda said:
So this means you do have to always format data for every single update??
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No that would be ridiculous. Not necessary at all. You have something else going on, but I dont know what. My update procedure is exactly as listed on the OP, on two 6Ts, two different carriers.
sickpoppy said:
yes it is a tmobile but it was flashed to global. TWRP is the version you are using. downloaded the lastest ROM. Weird it finds LTE at first then like I said when then phone shuts off LTE doesnt work til I take sim out.
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A TMobile "converted" to global does not equal a global 6T. Logs posted in the LOS thread, may help out other TMobile users? The TMobile 6Ts introduce all sorts of quirks, and Im afraid I dont have any experience with them, so hopefully another TMobile user will be able to help.
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Special Thanks to: Surdu_Petru for developing this ROM and the new TWRP recovery. Visit his original threads below..
[ROM][8.1][WIP][ LineageOS 8.1 For Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 ]
LineageOS / AOSP For M3 8.4, Kirin 950 !
You need to have ADB and Fastboot installed on your PC.
Your device must have the Bootloader Unlocked and have TWRP installed! If you haven't done this already please visit my other post.
[GUIDE]-[Unlock Bootloader+TWRP+Root] Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 [BTV-W09, BTV-DL09]
This will WIPE ALL DATA from your device!!! Please make a backup via TWRP BEFORE you continue., Make sure to include BOOT, SYSTEM, DATA and VENDOR partitions. Save the backup to an external SDcard or your PC... and as always: Don't blame me for Bricks & FOLLOW THIS GUIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
Make your original backup using the Greatslon TWRP 3.0.3 because it supports encryption.
You will also need to use the Greatslon TWRP to restore the backup if you decide to go back to Stock.
-Backup to External SDcard-
0. Boot your device into TWRP. Pwr+VolUP.
1. Backup Your Data. | Backup -> Check Boot, Data, System, Vendor -> Select Storage: Micro SD Card -> OK -> Swipe to Backup
2. Wait for backup to finish
3. Reboot device. OR
-Backup to PC-
0. Boot your device into TWRP. Pwr+VolUP.
1. Select Partitions. | Backup -> Check Boot, Data, System, Vendor.
2. Plug your device into your PC.
3. Open a cmd prompt in the folder you want to save your backup in.
4. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Code:
adb devices
//Make sure your device is listed
adb backup --twrp
//swipe to unlock TWRP if screen is off
5. Wait for Backup to finish.
6. Check PC folder to make sure it copied the data.
Now your ready to start!
-Flash TWRP 3.3.1-
0. Download TWRP 3.3.1-0
1. Plug you device into your PC.
2. Open a cmd prompt in the same folder as twrp image.
3. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Code:
adb devices
//make sure your device is listed.
adb reboot bootloader
//wait for device to reboot.
fastboot devices
//make sure your device is listed.
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.3.1-0.img
//wait for flash to complete.
4. Shut down device
5. Boot into recovery (Pwr+VolUP) to confirm install.
Congrats You've updated to TWRP 3.3.1-Flash LineageOS + Optional Root-
0. Download LineageOS 15.1 zip file
1. Download OpenGapps ARM64 8.1 Pico
2. Download W09 Boot Image (For BTV-W09 ONLY!)
3. Download the Latest Magisk Release (Optional for Root)
4. Download Magisk Manager APK (Optional for Root)
5. Boot into recovery (Pwr+VolUP).
6. Format DATA. | 'Wipe' -> 'Format Data' -> Type: YES -> Touch Enter...
7. Reboot TWRP. | 'Reboot' -> 'Recovery'...
8. Wipe Vendor + System. | 'Wipe' -> 'Advanced Wipe' -> Select: System + Vendor -> Swipe to wipe...
9. Factory Reset. | 'Wipe' -> Swipe to Factory Reset...
10. Plug device into your PC
11. Open a cmd prompt in the folder where you downloaded files.
12. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Code:
adb devices
//make sure your device is listed.
adb push lineage-15.1.0-btv_v1.zip sdcard/
//wait for file to copy
adb push open_gapps-arm64-8.1-pico-20200418.zip sdcard/
//change if your file is named different
adb push boot_btv-w09_v1.img sdcard/
//Only for BTV-W09!
adb push Magisk-v20.4.zip sdcard/
// (Optional for Root)
adb push MagiskManager-v7.5.1.apk sdcard/
// (Optional for Root)
11. Install LineageOS + Gapps. | 'Install' -> Select: lineage zip -> 'Add More Zips' -> Select: Gapps zip -> Swipe to confirm Flash...
12. (Only for BTV-W09) Install Boot Image. | 'Install' -> 'Install Image' -> Select: w09 Image -> Select: Boot Partition -> Swipe to Flash...
13. (Optional Root) Install Magisk. | 'Install' -> Select: Magisk zip -> Swipe to confirm flash...
14. Wipe Cache/Dalvik.
15. Reboot System...
16. (Optional Root) Install Magisk Manager to confirm root...
Congrats! Your device should now be Unlocked and Rooted, running TWRP 3.3.1 and LineageOS 15.1
LOS 15.1 on M3
Hi. First I want to thank @surdu_petru for his amazing work. Now my Mediapad M3 (BTV-DL09) is powered by LineageOS 15.1 with Magisk. Works very well. Smooth and responsible. Using it couple hours and haven't notice any reboots or freezes.
I miss only bluetooth. Without it I cannot use Denon Heos App for my speaker.
Lack of camera is not an issue for me.
After adding BT full support this ROM may be the best for this (forgotten by Huawei) device. THX
tajniakos said:
Hi. First I want to thank @surdu_petru for his amazing work. Now my Mediapad M3 (BTV-DL09) is powered by LineageOS 15.1 with Magisk. Works very well. Smooth and responsible. Using it couple hours and haven't notice any reboots or freezes.
I miss only bluetooth. Without it I cannot use Denon Heos App for my speaker.
Lack of camera is not an issue for me.
After adding BT full support this ROM may be the best for this (forgotten by Huawei) device. THX
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surdu_petru just got camera working on the ROM and is continuing to make progress in other areas as well., Subscribe to his original threads to stay up to date., I believe he is also planning to make a PIE ROM for the device as well Thanks for the reply...
ericzollman said:
Special Thanks to: Surdu_Petru for developing this ROM and the new TWRP recovery. Visit his original threads below..
[ROM][8.1][WIP][ LineageOS 8.1 For Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 ]
LineageOS / AOSP For M3 8.4, Kirin 950 !
You need to have ADB and Fastboot installed on your PC.
Your device must have the Bootloader Unlocked and have TWRP installed! If you haven't done this already please visit my other post.
[GUIDE]-[Unlock Bootloader+TWRP+Root] Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 [BTV-W09, BTV-DL09]
This will WIPE ALL DATA from your device!!! Please make a backup via TWRP BEFORE you continue., Make sure to include BOOT, SYSTEM, DATA and VENDOR partitions. Save the backup to an external SDcard or your PC... and as always: Don't blame me for Bricks & FOLLOW THIS GUIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
Make your original backup using the Greatslon TWRP 3.0.3 because it supports encryption.
You will also need to use the Greatslon TWRP to restore the backup if you decide to go back to Stock.
-Backup to External SDcard-
0. Boot your device into TWRP. Pwr+VolUP.
1. Backup Your Data. | Backup -> Check Boot, Data, System, Vendor -> Select Storage: Micro SD Card -> OK -> Swipe to Backup
2. Wait for backup to finish
3. Reboot device. OR
-Backup to PC-
0. Boot your device into TWRP. Pwr+VolUP.
1. Select Partitions. | Backup -> Check Boot, Data, System, Vendor.
2. Plug your device into your PC.
3. Open a cmd prompt in the folder you want to save your backup in.
4. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Code:
adb devices
//Make sure your device is listed
adb backup --twrp
//swipe to unlock TWRP if screen is off
5. Wait for Backup to finish.
6. Check PC folder to make sure it copied the data.
Now your ready to start!
-Flash TWRP 3.3.1-
0. Download TWRP 3.3.1-0
1. Plug you device into your PC.
2. Open a cmd prompt in the same folder as twrp image.
3. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Code:
adb devices
//make sure your device is listed.
adb reboot bootloader
//wait for device to reboot.
fastboot devices
//make sure your device is listed.
fastboot flash recovery twrp-3.3.1-0.img
//wait for flash to complete.
4. Shut down device
5. Boot into recovery (Pwr+VolUP) to confirm install.
Congrats You've updated to TWRP 3.3.1-Flash LineageOS + Optional Root-
0. Download LineageOS 15.1 zip file
1. Download OpenGapps ARM64 8.1 Pico
2. Download W09 Boot Image (For BTV-W09 ONLY!)
3. Download the Latest Magisk Release (Optional for Root)
4. Download Magisk Manager APK (Optional for Root)
5. Boot into recovery (Pwr+VolUP).
6. Format DATA. | 'Wipe' -> 'Format Data' -> Type: YES -> Touch Enter...
7. Reboot TWRP. | 'Reboot' -> 'Recovery'...
8. Wipe Vendor + System. | 'Wipe' -> 'Advanced Wipe' -> Select: System + Vendor -> Swipe to wipe...
9. Factory Reset. | 'Wipe' -> Swipe to Factory Reset...
10. Plug device into your PC
11. Open a cmd prompt in the folder where you downloaded files.
12. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Code:
adb devices
//make sure your device is listed.
adb push lineage-15.1.0-btv_v1.zip sdcard/
//wait for file to copy
adb push open_gapps-arm64-8.1-pico-20200418.zip sdcard/
//change if your file is named different
adb push boot_btv-w09_v1.img sdcard/
//Only for BTV-W09!
adb push Magisk-v20.4.zip sdcard/
// (Optional for Root)
adb push MagiskManager-v7.5.1.apk sdcard/
// (Optional for Root)
11. Install LineageOS + Gapps. | 'Install' -> Select: lineage zip -> 'Add More Zips' -> Select: Gapps zip -> Swipe to confirm Flash...
12. (Only for BTV-W09) Install Boot Image. | 'Install' -> 'Install Image' -> Select: w09 Image -> Select: Boot Partition -> Swipe to Flash...
13. (Optional Root) Install Magisk. | 'Install' -> Select: Magisk zip -> Swipe to confirm flash...
14. Wipe Cache/Dalvik.
15. Reboot System...
16. (Optional Root) Install Magisk Manager to confirm root...
Congrats! Your device should now be Unlocked and Rooted, running TWRP 3.3.1 and LineageOS 15.1
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Hi! could you check the links??? MEGA says the file is not found
Thank you for all
regards
pakoo19 said:
Special Thanks to: Surdu_Petru for developing this ROM and the new TWRP recovery. Visit his original threads below..
[ROM][8.1][WIP][ LineageOS 8.1 For Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 ]
LineageOS / AOSP For M3 8.4, Kirin 950 !
You need to have ADB and Fastboot installed on your PC.
Your device must have the Bootloader Unlocked and have TWRP installed! If you haven't done this already please visit my other post.
[GUIDE]-[Unlock Bootloader+TWRP+Root] Huawei MediaPad M3 8.4 [BTV-W09, BTV-DL09]
This will WIPE ALL DATA from your device!!! Please make a backup via TWRP BEFORE you continue., Make sure to include BOOT, SYSTEM, DATA and VENDOR partitions. Save the backup to an external SDcard or your PC... and as always: Don't blame me for Bricks & FOLLOW THIS GUIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!
Make your original backup using the Greatslon TWRP 3.0.3 because it supports encryption.
You will also need to use the Greatslon TWRP to restore the backup if you decide to go back to Stock.
-Backup to External SDcard-
0. Boot your device into TWRP. Pwr+VolUP.
1. Backup Your Data. | Backup -> Check Boot, Data, System, Vendor -> Select Storage: Micro SD Card -> OK -> Swipe to Backup
2. Wait for backup to finish
3. Reboot device.
OR
-Backup to PC-
0. Boot your device into TWRP. Pwr+VolUP.
1. Select Partitions. | Backup -> Check Boot, Data, System, Vendor.
2. Plug your device into your PC.
3. Open a cmd prompt in the folder you want to save your backup in.
4. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
5. Wait for Backup to finish.
6. Check PC folder to make sure it copied the data.
Now your ready to start!
-Flash TWRP 3.3.1-
0. Download TWRP 3.3.1-0
1. Plug you device into your PC.
2. Open a cmd prompt in the same folder as twrp image.
3. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
4. Shut down device
5. Boot into recovery (Pwr+VolUP) to confirm install.
Congrats You've updated to TWRP 3.3.1
-Flash LineageOS + Optional Root-
0. Download LineageOS 15.1 zip file
1. Download OpenGapps ARM64 8.1 Pico
2. Download W09 Boot Image (For BTV-W09 ONLY!)
3. Download the Latest Magisk Release (Optional for Root)
4. Download Magisk Manager APK (Optional for Root)
5. Boot into recovery (Pwr+VolUP).
6. Format DATA. | 'Wipe' -> 'Format Data' -> Type: YES -> Touch Enter...
7. Reboot TWRP. | 'Reboot' -> 'Recovery'...
8. Wipe Vendor + System. | 'Wipe' -> 'Advanced Wipe' -> Select: System + Vendor -> Swipe to wipe...
9. Factory Reset. | 'Wipe' -> Swipe to Factory Reset...
10. Plug device into your PC
11. Open a cmd prompt in the folder where you downloaded files.
12. Type the following commands. (Lines with // are comments only)
Hi! could you check the links??? MEGA says the file is not found
Thank you for all
regards
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Hello First of all thank you for making this custom rom! I have installed it on my BTV-W09 model and beside the Bluetooth it is just working fine..... But I have an issue with permissions. File managers, galleries etc are denied when trying to access internal storage. Did I miss a step in installing or is this a known issue ? Thanks
pakoo19 said:
Hi! could you check the links??? MEGA says the file is not found
Thank you for all
regards
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CARIGNAN72 said:
Hello First of all thank you for making this custom rom! I have installed it on my BTV-W09 model and beside the Bluetooth it is just working fine..... But I have an issue with permissions. File managers, galleries etc are denied when trying to access internal storage. Did I miss a step in installing or is this a known issue ? Thanks
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Please, check the official thread of LOS 15.1, this thread it's here only for INFO ... and the OP it's not the developer of this custom ROM ! Thanks !
Wow, it worked!! Glad that I got the rom installed (almost) flawlessly ! If you checked my other posts on the other guide it didn't go really flawlessly when I was attempting to unlock the device
Now I'll play around a little bit to get used to this new lineage territory
Thanks to surdu_petru who really worked hard on this... can't believe I'm giving a new life to my Beethoven which was getting completely abandoned from Huawei (last security patch over a year ago if I remember right!)
I can boot fine and all seems to be good, however I just noticed a thing when installing GApps: At the end of the install process, after stating "installation complete", it kinda freezes for half a minute or so and then gives me the error "Updater process ended with signal: 9" (see attached image). I looked it up and it should mean "Killed by the application". Maybe TWRP is seeing that the update process does not terminate and it kills it? I tried both with the last "pico" and "nano" versions (20. August 2020) which I downloaded from https://opengapps.org/.
Anyways, so far so good, can't wait for the update which seems to be coming very soon (no pressure surdu_petru)
EDIT:
I just flashed the latest OS update from surdu_petru and with that one, I didn't give me the "signal 9" error at the end of the Open GApps install as I had for the previous version. Great!
Hi, after install twrp recovery, press (Pwr+VolUP) goto Emui recovery instead of twrp, anything I am missing ?
Thanks
Hey, my 9 power has an NVT-TS touch panel. All android 11 based ROMs seem to work such as Pixel Blaster and Lineage. However, when we talk about Android 12, my touch seems to only work on Evolution X.
I tried installing PixelPlusUI and PixelOS, however my touch does not work in them. If I try installing a custom kernel with those two, the OS does not boot and the phone gets stuck on the Redmi boot logo.
I have tried many fixes from various threads but nothing seems to work.
Anybody with a workaround or suggestion?
Update: Only a previous version of EvoX works. The latest version does not boot.
Hi. What kernel and recovery did you used for a12 rom ? Can you put here links to twrp/kernel and roms used in process ? Thanks. I have the same model with nvt touch and nothing worked for me and now i'm back to stock miui 12.5.11 global.
I used PitchBlack Recovery but also tried 2 different TWRP and Orange Fox Recoveries. I tried flashing various kernels but none worked. In the end, the kernel within the evox rom itself had to be used.
Hello,
I'm actually running fine a CrDroid on android 12 without issue.
Here's how i flashed it :
FOR JUICE!
1. Reflash the Firmware using MiFlash (From clean all and lock, change it to clean all Only)
2. Boot your device to Fastboot mode and Connect your device again to the PC
3. Download Minimal ADB and Fastboot and Install it, as follow the Instructions.
4. Download the OrangeFOX Recovery, download the Xiaomi.eu Rom, and download your Favourite Custom Rom.
5.Go to the Directory of Minimal ADB and Fastboot ----> C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot
and paste the recovery.img from the Archive in the Directory of Minimal ADB and Fastboot
6. Launch the Minimal ADB and Fastboot.exe Shotcut from the Desktop and type these commands:
1. Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
2. If you want to reboot the device Fast type Fastboot reboot
7. Boot the device to the OrangeFOX Recovery, go to the Menu and open the Settings
8. From the Settings select General and uncheck Mount system and vendor read-only
9. Important! To install Successfully the Rom u need first to format the Data, go to Wipe section, select Format Data, type yes and Confirm.
10. Disconnect the Phone, connect it again to the USB and drag the Xiaomi.eu rom zip and the Custom Rom zip to the Phone
11. First u need to Install the Xiaomi.eu Rom zip this is Important!
12. When the flashing of the Xiaomi.eu Rom zip is Complete, u can flash your Favourite Custom Rom
13 Final Step: Format the Data with typing Yes again and Reboot the device, Enjoy!
From another XDA Post : https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...onsive-with-custom-roms.4342665/post-86009079
Except i didn't fhashed an old CrDroid release, but the latest. Android 12 work just fine on my Juice with the same screen as yours
uzurka said:
Hello,
I'm actually running fine a CrDroid on android 12 without issue.
Here's how i flashed it :
FOR JUICE!
1. Reflash the Firmware using MiFlash (From clean all and lock, change it to clean all Only)
2. Boot your device to Fastboot mode and Connect your device again to the PC
3. Download Minimal ADB and Fastboot and Install it, as follow the Instructions.
4. Download the OrangeFOX Recovery, download the Xiaomi.eu Rom, and download your Favourite Custom Rom.
5.Go to the Directory of Minimal ADB and Fastboot ----> C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot
and paste the recovery.img from the Archive in the Directory of Minimal ADB and Fastboot
6. Launch the Minimal ADB and Fastboot.exe Shotcut from the Desktop and type these commands:
1. Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
2. If you want to reboot the device Fast type Fastboot reboot
7. Boot the device to the OrangeFOX Recovery, go to the Menu and open the Settings
8. From the Settings select General and uncheck Mount system and vendor read-only
9. Important! To install Successfully the Rom u need first to format the Data, go to Wipe section, select Format Data, type yes and Confirm.
10. Disconnect the Phone, connect it again to the USB and drag the Xiaomi.eu rom zip and the Custom Rom zip to the Phone
11. First u need to Install the Xiaomi.eu Rom zip this is Important!
12. When the flashing of the Xiaomi.eu Rom zip is Complete, u can flash your Favourite Custom Rom
13 Final Step: Format the Data with typing Yes again and Reboot the device, Enjoy!
From another XDA Post : https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...onsive-with-custom-roms.4342665/post-86009079
Except i didn't fhashed an old CrDroid release, but the latest. Android 12 work just fine on my Juice with the same screen as yours
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Hi. What type of screen do you have ? Can you put the link here to download what rom you installed ? Thx.
I have the exact same type of screen than you, NVT-TS
I downloaded the rom from the official website of CrDroid : https://crdroid.net/juice/8
For the stock zip (step 11), i used this one : https://sourceforge.net/projects/xi...i_HMNote94G_HM9T_21.11.24_v12-11.zip/download
Btw, use crdroid 8.6 for juice. ATM 8.7 don’t work with touchscreen afaik. I did have to reinstall 8.6 after update
uzurka said:
Btw, use crdroid 8.6 for juice. ATM 8.7 don’t work with touchscreen afaik. I did have to reinstall 8.6 after update
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Thank you, crdroid 8.6 worked. However, I wanted to use ROMs like Pixel Experience and PixelPlus but they touch does not work on them.
Atm, PixelPlusUI or PixelExperience are A12 AOSP with integrated Gapps (probably others differences but no matter), use flamegapps to get full gapps package and there you go!
Atm, i tried a lot of roms, and with A12, only CrDroid8.6 works...
<Moderator Edit>: Combined four How To Guide threads into one.
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Before following this guide, make sure you have followed the rom flashing guide below the post below or xiaomi.eu rom flashing guide.
If you have followed the flashing guide then you may continue.
Hello Amigos,
You can use this guide to install other recovery than TWRP also.(Other recoveries are listed in the guide itself)
Steps to install
First of all unlock bootloader of your device . Search net for more info.
After this install adb drivers from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...reborn-v2-0-adb-fastboot-and-drivers.3854109/
Choose skip install for adb and install google drivers.
Connect your device in fastboot mode to your pc.
Go into device manager , right click on unrecognized android device , choose update drivers , let me pick from a list of drivers , select adb drivers , android bootloader interface and click install.
Then go to your custom rom download thread and check the date of rom file(In this case derpfest).
Download the latest platform-tools from the Android developer site and extract the zip in an easily accessible folder
Download the recovery image file
Restart your device to fastboot mode
Method 1:
Using this adb command if you have USB debugging active on your device:
adb reboot bootloader
Method 2:
- Turn off your device
- After it has completely turned off, press and hold Vol - and the Power button at the same time until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Method 3:
- Turn off yout device
- Press and hold Vol - button
- Connect the USB cable (previously connected to the PC) to the device and press and hold the button until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Connect your device to the PC
Open a cmd window in the folder where you extracted the binaries from the zip from step 1
Easy method: Open the folder, and without leaving it, type "cmd" in the address bar of the file explorer and press enter. Command promt will open a window directly in the folder location
Verify that your device is recognized by fastboot using this command:
fastboot devices
If your device has been detected (a serial number followed by the word fastboot), you can continue. Otherwise, check if the drivers are installed correctly, although if you used Mi Unlock and were able to unlock the device correctly on the PC you are using, you should not have problems with that.
- Because this device uses A/B partitions, there is no recovery partition as such, but it is integrated into the "boot" partition. So, first we must boot using the TWRP image.
Type this command in the cmd window, but don't press Enter yet, just type it and leave a space at the end:
fastboot boot_
Don't write the "_". This only indicates the space you should leave at the end.
This is how it should look when you write it:
Now, drag the image file (yourrecoveryhere.img) to the command window and drop it above the window. This will make you copy your exact location for convenience.
- The result should be this:
Code:
fastboot boot "C:\location\to\your\file\yourrecoveryhere.img"
Quotation marks are only added if the entire location has spaces.
Otherwise, it is displayed without quotation marks.
Press Enter and wait a few seconds. The MI logo will come out, and then the TWRP logo.
DONE! You've started perfectly in recovery
From the device
NOTE: Only use these steps if you want to have TWRP installed semi-permanently
I said "semi-permanent" because when flashing any ROM, and knowing that the "recovery" is integrated into the "boot" partition, it will be lost after leaving TWRP, so you can follow these steps if you want to avoid loss of TWRP.
If you have easy access to a PC, you can be fine with the boot method. If you don't have easy access to a PC, you can follow these steps.
Method 1(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Advanced button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default
You can use a USB OTG too
Now tap on the option "Install recovery ramdisk"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storages
"Swipe to confirm" and the TWRP installation process will begin
Method 2(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Install button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too
Tap on the option "Install image"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Method 3(For SHRP)
1. While booted in SHRP,under essentials section, tap advanced button.
2. Then click on flash current shrp button and click on tick button to flash shrp.
Method 4(For SHRP)
While booted in SHRP menu , tap flash button under the essentials section.
Copy the shrp image or zip file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash" if its img file or click on zip file of shrp , then click on tick button to flash.
Method 5(For OrangeFox)
1. While booted in Ofox, click on menu at the bottom right of the screen.
2. There you will see manage partitions, reboot , mount as such . The last thing in menu column you will
see will be more. Click on more, then below fix contents you will see flash current orange fox. Swipe to confirm flash.
Method 6(For OrangeFox)
While booted in ofox , tap files button at the bottom left of the screen.
Copy the ofox image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Remember that with the three methods mentioned above you will lose root access (Magisk), so do not forget to flash it again. These steps are also valid to update TWRP or other recovery if you already had it previously installed.
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NOTE:
If mtp not working or device not getting detected as a portable device in any recovery then watch this guide here: GUIDE
Do not replace the recovery or try to update recovery that comes with roms. This can brick your device
If your rom mentions to use a specific recovery then use that instead
Enjoy !
Before following this guide, make sure you have followed the rom flashing guide below or xiaomi.eu rom flashing guide.
If you have followed the guide then you may continue.
Hello Amigos,
You can use this guide to install other recovery than TWRP also.(Other recoveries are listed in the guide itself)
Prerequisites:
Ubuntu/Debian/Ubuntu-Based Distros:
Open terminal
Type sudo apt install adb
Once that is installed.
Type sudo apt install fastboot.
Done.
Fedora:
Open terminal.
Type sudo dnf install android-tools.
Let it install and done.
OpenSUSE:
Download this official package from here according to your version :
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=hardware&package=android-tools
(Use either one the add repository and install manually or grab binary packages directly options.)
Steps to install
Make sure you have the bootloader unlocked before you start. There are many guides on the internet for that.
From PC:
Download the latest platform-tools for linux from the Android developer site and extract the zip in an easily accessible folder
Download the recovery image file
Restart your device to fastboot mode
Method 1:
Using this adb command if you have USB debugging active on your device:
adb reboot bootloader
Method 2:
- Turn off your device
- After it has completely turned off, press and hold Vol - and the Power button at the same time until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Method 3:
- Turn off yout device
- Press and hold Vol - button
- Connect the USB cable (previously connected to the PC) to the device and press and hold the button until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Connect your device to the PC
Open a terminal window in the folder where you extracted the binaries from the archive from step 1
Easy method: Open the folder, and open a terminal in the folder itself. Terminal will open a window directly in the folder location
Verify that your device is recognized by fastboot using this command: fastboot devices If your device has been detected (a serial number followed by the word fastboot), you can continue. Otherwise, check if the device is connected properly, although if you used Mi Unlock and were able to unlock the device correctly on the PC you are using, you should not have problems with that.
- Because this device uses A/B partitions, there is no recovery partition as such, but it is integrated into the "boot" partition. So, first we must boot using the TWRP image.
Type this command in the terminal window, but don't press Enter yet, just type it and leave a space at the end:
fastboot boot_
Don't write the "_". This only indicates the space you should leave at the end.
Now, drag the image file (yourrecoveryhere.img) to the terminal window and drop it above the window. This will make you copy your exact location for convenience.
- The result should be this:
fastboot boot "home/user/location/to/your/file/yourrecoveryhere.img"
Quotation marks are only added if the entire location has spaces.
Otherwise, it is displayed without quotation marks.
Press Enter and wait a few seconds. The MI logo will come out, and then the TWRP logo.
DONE! You've started perfectly in TWRP
From the device
NOTE: Only use these steps if you want to have TWRP installed semi-permanently
I said "semi-permanent" because when flashing any ROM, and knowing that the "recovery" is integrated into the "boot" partition, it will be lost after leaving TWRP, so you can follow these steps if you want to avoid loss of TWRP.
If you have easy access to a PC, you can be fine with the boot method. If you don't have easy access to a PC, you can follow these steps.
Method 1(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Advanced button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default
You can use a USB OTG too
Now tap on the option "Install recovery ramdisk"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storages
"Swipe to confirm" and the TWRP installation process will begin
Method 2(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Install button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too
Tap on the option "Install image"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Method 3(For SHRP)
1. While booted in SHRP,under essentials section, tap advanced button.
2. Then click on flash current shrp button and click on tick button to flash shrp.
Method 4(For SHRP)
While booted in SHRP menu , tap flash button under the essentials section.
Copy the shrp image or zip file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash" if its img file or click on zip file of shrp , then click on tick button to flash.
Method 5(For OrangeFox)
1. While booted in Ofox, click on menu at the bottom right of the screen.
2. There you will see manage partitions, reboot , mount as such . The last thing in menu column you will
see will be more. Click on more, then below fix contents you will see flash current orange fox. Swipe to confirm flash.
Method 6(For OrangeFox)
While booted in ofox , tap files button at the bottom left of the screen.
Copy the ofox image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Remember that with the three methods mentioned above you will lose root access (Magisk), so do not forget to flash it again. These steps are also valid to update TWRP if you already had it previously installed.
Credits: NeoSDAP (Original Post)
Jabieff,dblenk9(TWRP)
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NOTE:
If mtp not working or device not getting detected as a portable device in any recovery then watch this guide here: GUIDE
Do not replace the recovery or try to update recovery that comes with roms. This can brick your device.
If your rom mentions to use a specific recovery then use that instead
Enjoy !
First of all unlock bootloader of your device . Search net for more info.
After this install adb drivers from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...reborn-v2-0-adb-fastboot-and-drivers.3854109/
Choose skip install for adb and install google drivers.
Connect your device in fastboot mode to your pc.
Go into device manager , right click on unrecognized android device , choose update drivers , let me pick from a list of drivers , select adb drivers and click install.
Then go to your custom rom download thread and check the date of rom file(In this case derpfest).
Check the date of file.
Then go to xiaomifirmwareupdater.com and select rom archive and select your device.
Then MIUI downloads page will appear. type fastboot in search and look for a MIUI global version released
as the same or very close to the Custom ROM date (in this case it is this)
Download the fastboot version according to the date.
Go into the stock rom folder and double click on flash_all.bat(all data will be lost) .
Or open cmd in the folder and type flash_all.bat in cmd and hit enter.(This method allows to look for errors)
A cmd window will popup with fastboot commands automatically and after complete flashing of rom will close automatically. (approx. 20-25 mins)
Let the device boot into MIUI.
Once it boots power it off . Then press the vol down + power button until fastboot in orange letters appear.
Then follow the twrp flashing guide from here
Then flash the ROM according to the instructions.
NOTE:
Make sure to always extract and move the stock rom folder in root of C: drive (this helps avoid flashing errors)The path should look something like this:
C:\spes_global_images_YourVersionhere
Then flash the stock rom.
Clean Flashing a ROM:
I hope you have followed the entire guide above before doing this step.
Reboot to recovery.
Format data.
Flash ROM file.
Wipe Dalvik Cache.
Reboot and enjoy.
Everytime you do a clean flash, you must redo all the steps above.
If a rom does not include flashing instructions, it requires a clean flash.
If rom mentions clean flash and not wiping of anything else then dont be smart to wipe anything unecessary.
If you get a error like this: assert failed _dynamic partitions package_extract_file(dynamic_partitions_op_list) ERROR 1
Then re do this guide from start and re do all the steps in the guide and when it comes to flashing twrp, then use twrp 3.6.1 to flash rom(if your rom mentions to use a specific recovery then use that instead)
Always flash magisk after the first boot of your rom
If mtp not working or device not getting detected as a portable device in any recovery then watch this guide here: GUIDE
Do not replace the recovery or try to update recovery that comes with roms. This can brick your device
Enjoy!
Prerequisites:
Ubuntu/Debian/Ubuntu-Based Distros:
Open terminal
Type sudo apt install adb
Once that is installed.
Type sudo apt install fastboot.
Done.
Fedora:
Open terminal.
Type sudo dnf install android-tools.
Let it install and done.
OpenSUSE:
Download this official package from here according to your version :
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=hardware&package=android-tools
(Use either one the add repository and install manually or grab binary packages directly options.)
First of all unlock bootloader of your device . Search net for more info.
Then go to your custom rom download thread and check the date of rom file(In this case derpfest).
Check the date of file.
Then go to xiaomifirmwareupdater.com and select rom archive and select your device.
Then MIUI downloads page will appear. type fastboot in search and look for a MIUI global version released
as the same or very close to the Custom ROM date (in this case it is this)
Download the fastboot version according to the date.
Go into the stock rom folder and right click in empty area then select open terminal here then type this command:
./flash_all.sh
A terminal window will popup with fastboot commands automatically and after complete flashing of rom will close automatically. (approx. 20-25 mins)
Let the device boot into MIUI.
Once it boots power it off . Then press the vol down + power button until fastboot in orange letters appear.
Then follow the twrp flashing guide from here
Then flash the ROM according to the instructions.
NOTE:
Make sure to always extract and move the stock rom folder in root of home directory (this helps avoid flashing errors)The path should look something like this:
home\spes_global_images_YourVersionhere
Then flash the stock rom.
Clean Flashing a ROM:
I hope you have followed the entire guide above before doing this step.
Reboot to recovery.
Format data.
Flash ROM file.
Wipe Dalvik Cache.
Reboot and enjoy.
Everytime you do a clean flash, you must redo all the steps above.
If a rom does not include flashing instructions, it requires a clean flash.
If rom mentions clean flash and not wiping of anything else then dont be smart to wipe anything unecessary.
If you get a error like this: assert failed _dynamic partitions package_extract_file(dynamic_partitions_op_list) ERROR 1
Then re do this guide from start and re do all the steps in the guide and when it comes to flashing twrp, then use twrp 3.6.1 to flash rom(if your rom mentions to use a specific recovery then use that instead)
If mtp not working or device not getting detected as a portable device in any recovery then watch this guide here: GUIDE
Always flash magisk after the first boot of your rom
Do not replace the recovery or try to update recovery that comes with roms. This can brick your device.
Enjoy!
Title: Windows-only
Prerequisites: Linux-based OS
What?
NeoSDAP said:
Title: Windows-only
Prerequisites: Linux-based OS
What?
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after i just flash TWRP. can i just install the magisk there?
xiasanx said:
after i just flash TWRP. can i just install the magisk there?
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What do you mean ?
Does this work on Android 11?
My last phone became a brick.
Waltuh said:
Does this work on Android 11?
My last phone became a brick.
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what twrp ? yes
Twrp no mtp no detect SD card intall conecting pendrive with USB c yo USB adapter
luistro said:
Twrp no mtp no detect SD card intall conecting pendrive with USB c yo USB adapter
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which twrp , sd card must be formatted as fat32. yeah mtp works check mtp fix link in twrp.sd detect work on my spes.
Hi, I have a remdi note 11 unlocked bootloader, flashed MIUI13 (android 12) and then fastbooted to twrp . From there I tried to flash TWRP 3.7 (for android 12) using Method 2 , it flashed ok but now phone only boots to fastboot , and when I do again fastboot boot twrp.img it goes to TWRP but says no OS installed.
Could you guide me on what I have ****ed up??
wasteoinc said:
Hi, I have a remdi note 11 unlocked bootloader, flashed MIUI13 (android 12) and then fastbooted to twrp . From there I tried to flash TWRP 3.7 (for android 12) using Method 2 , it flashed ok but now phone only boots to fastboot , and when I do again fastboot boot twrp.img it goes to TWRP but says no OS installed.
Could you guide me on what I have ****ed up??
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AFAIK, this phone doesn't have a Recovery partition and TWRP has to be booted from Fastboot. Maybe that's what's causing the problem?
notBradPitt said:
AFAIK, this phone doesn't have a Recovery partition and TWRP has to be booted from Fastboot. Maybe that's what's causing the problem?
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But in the guide which is for this phone it clearly states you can "semi-permanently¨ install TWRP. Booting from bootloader is no deal breaker for me, but know Im getting concerned about magisk and other stuff I want to install
wasteoinc said:
But in the guide which is for this phone it clearly states you can "semi-permanently¨ install TWRP. Booting from bootloader is no deal breaker for me, but know Im getting concerned about magisk and other stuff I want to install
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Sorry for inconvenience! I suggest that you boot twrp 3.6.2 from fastboot and then flash 3.6.2 instead from method 2 as some MIUI roms and custom roms have problems with 3.7.0 which can brick your device. Hope that resolves your issue !
Regards,
LolFlasherNoob
LolFlasherNoob said:
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Before following this guide, make sure you have followed the rom flashing guide below the post below or xiaomi.eu rom flashing guide.
If you have followed the flashing guide then you may continue.
Hello Amigos,
You can use this guide to install other recovery than TWRP also.(Other recoveries are listed in the guide itself)
Steps to install
First of all unlock bootloader of your device . Search net for more info.
After this install adb drivers from here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...reborn-v2-0-adb-fastboot-and-drivers.3854109/
Choose skip install for adb and install google drivers.
Connect your device in fastboot mode to your pc.
Go into device manager , right click on unrecognized android device , choose update drivers , let me pick from a list of drivers , select adb drivers , android bootloader interface and click install.
Then go to your custom rom download thread and check the date of rom file(In this case derpfest).
Download the latest platform-tools from the Android developer site and extract the zip in an easily accessible folder
Download the recovery image file
Restart your device to fastboot mode
Method 1:
Using this adb command if you have USB debugging active on your device:
adb reboot bootloader
Method 2:
- Turn off your device
- After it has completely turned off, press and hold Vol - and the Power button at the same time until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Method 3:
- Turn off yout device
- Press and hold Vol - button
- Connect the USB cable (previously connected to the PC) to the device and press and hold the button until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Connect your device to the PC
Open a cmd window in the folder where you extracted the binaries from the zip from step 1
Easy method: Open the folder, and without leaving it, type "cmd" in the address bar of the file explorer and press enter. Command promt will open a window directly in the folder location
Verify that your device is recognized by fastboot using this command:
fastboot devices
If your device has been detected (a serial number followed by the word fastboot), you can continue. Otherwise, check if the drivers are installed correctly, although if you used Mi Unlock and were able to unlock the device correctly on the PC you are using, you should not have problems with that.
- Because this device uses A/B partitions, there is no recovery partition as such, but it is integrated into the "boot" partition. So, first we must boot using the TWRP image.
Type this command in the cmd window, but don't press Enter yet, just type it and leave a space at the end:
fastboot boot_
Don't write the "_". This only indicates the space you should leave at the end.
This is how it should look when you write it:
Now, drag the image file (yourrecoveryhere.img) to the command window and drop it above the window. This will make you copy your exact location for convenience.
- The result should be this:
Code:
fastboot boot "C:\location\to\your\file\yourrecoveryhere.img"
Quotation marks are only added if the entire location has spaces.
Otherwise, it is displayed without quotation marks.
Press Enter and wait a few seconds. The MI logo will come out, and then the TWRP logo.
DONE! You've started perfectly in recovery
From the device
NOTE: Only use these steps if you want to have TWRP installed semi-permanently
I said "semi-permanent" because when flashing any ROM, and knowing that the "recovery" is integrated into the "boot" partition, it will be lost after leaving TWRP, so you can follow these steps if you want to avoid loss of TWRP.
If you have easy access to a PC, you can be fine with the boot method. If you don't have easy access to a PC, you can follow these steps.
Method 1(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Advanced button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default
You can use a USB OTG too
Now tap on the option "Install recovery ramdisk"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storages
"Swipe to confirm" and the TWRP installation process will begin
Method 2(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Install button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too
Tap on the option "Install image"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Method 3(For SHRP)
1. While booted in SHRP,under essentials section, tap advanced button.
2. Then click on flash current shrp button and click on tick button to flash shrp.
Method 4(For SHRP)
While booted in SHRP menu , tap flash button under the essentials section.
Copy the shrp image or zip file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash" if its img file or click on zip file of shrp , then click on tick button to flash.
Method 5(For OrangeFox)
1. While booted in Ofox, click on menu at the bottom right of the screen.
2. There you will see manage partitions, reboot , mount as such . The last thing in menu column you will
see will be more. Click on more, then below fix contents you will see flash current orange fox. Swipe to confirm flash.
Method 6(For OrangeFox)
While booted in ofox , tap files button at the bottom left of the screen.
Copy the ofox image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Remember that with the three methods mentioned above you will lose root access (Magisk), so do not forget to flash it again. These steps are also valid to update TWRP or other recovery if you already had it previously installed.
Credits: NeoSDAP (Original Post)
Jabieff,dblenk9(TWRP)
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NOTE:
If mtp not working or device not getting detected as a portable device in any recovery then watch this guide here: GUIDE
Do not replace the recovery or try to update recovery that comes with roms. This can cause problems such as reboots, apps crashing,etc as recovery is integrated into boot partition in which kernel
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LolFlasherNoob said:
<Moderator Edit>: Combined four How To Guide threads into one.
Post #2 - LATEST FLASHING GUIDE FOR TWRP AND OTHER RECOVERY [Spes/Spesn] Redmi Note 11[WINDOWS-Only]
Post #3 - LATEST FLASHING GUIDE FOR TWRP AND OTHER RECOVERY [Spes/Spesn] Redmi Note 11[LINUX-Only]
Post #4 - UNIVERSAL ROM FLASHING GUIDE FOR ALL ROMS [Windows-Only]
Post #5 - UNIVERSAL ROM FLASHING GUIDE FOR ALL ROMS [Linux-Only]
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I seem to be having issues with the bootloader unlocking, I am not receiving verification SMS to my number to associate my device and number with xiaomi account before using the unlock tool. I have tried the official help checklist, and have asked support, however even though my issue is about verification SMS for adding my number to my xiaomi account, they said that because I am trying to unlock the device, that basically they refuse to give me support at all, even with association of my number to mi account. Quite the FU from xiaomi! Any advice about how to receive the verification SMS so i can continue with unlocking the bootloader, or any additional methods for bootloader unlocking would be appreciated.
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Before following this guide, make sure you have followed the rom flashing guide below or xiaomi.eu rom flashing guide.
If you have followed the guide then you may continue.
Hello Amigos,
You can use this guide to install other recovery than TWRP also.(Other recoveries are listed in the guide itself)
Prerequisites:
Ubuntu/Debian/Ubuntu-Based Distros:
Open terminal
Type sudo apt install adb
Once that is installed.
Type sudo apt install fastboot.
Done.
Fedora:
Open terminal.
Type sudo dnf install android-tools.
Let it install and done.
OpenSUSE:
Download this official package from here according to your version :
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=hardware&package=android-tools
(Use either one the add repository and install manually or grab binary packages directly options.)
Steps to install
Make sure you have the bootloader unlocked before you start. There are many guides on the internet for that.
From PC:
Download the latest platform-tools for linux from the Android developer site and extract the zip in an easily accessible folder
Download the recovery image file
Restart your device to fastboot mode
Method 1:
Using this adb command if you have USB debugging active on your device:
adb reboot bootloader
Method 2:
- Turn off your device
- After it has completely turned off, press and hold Vol - and the Power button at the same time until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Method 3:
- Turn off yout device
- Press and hold Vol - button
- Connect the USB cable (previously connected to the PC) to the device and press and hold the button until the word "FASTBOOT" with orange letters comes out
Connect your device to the PC
Open a terminal window in the folder where you extracted the binaries from the archive from step 1
Easy method: Open the folder, and open a terminal in the folder itself. Terminal will open a window directly in the folder location
Verify that your device is recognized by fastboot using this command:
fastboot devices
If your device has been detected (a serial number followed by the word fastboot), you can continue. Otherwise, check if the device is connected properly, although if you used Mi Unlock and were able to unlock the device correctly on the PC you are using, you should not have problems with that.
- Because this device uses A/B partitions, there is no recovery partition as such, but it is integrated into the "boot" partition. So, first we must boot using the TWRP image.
Type this command in the cmd window, but don't press Enter yet, just type it and leave a space at the end:
fastboot boot_
Don't write the "_". This only indicates the space you should leave at the end.
This is how it should look when you write it:
Now, drag the image file (yourrecoveryhere.img) to the command window and drop it above the window. This will make you copy your exact location for convenience.
- The result should be this:
Code:
fastboot boot "home/user/location/to/your/file/yourrecoveryhere.img"
Quotation marks are only added if the entire location has spaces.
Otherwise, it is displayed without quotation marks.
Press Enter and wait a few seconds. The MI logo will come out, and then the TWRP logo.
DONE! You've started perfectly in TWRP
From the device
NOTE: Only use these steps if you want to have TWRP installed semi-permanently
I said "semi-permanent" because when flashing any ROM, and knowing that the "recovery" is integrated into the "boot" partition, it will be lost after leaving TWRP, so you can follow these steps if you want to avoid loss of TWRP.
If you have easy access to a PC, you can be fine with the boot method. If you don't have easy access to a PC, you can follow these steps.
Method 1(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Advanced button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default
You can use a USB OTG too
Now tap on the option "Install recovery ramdisk"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storages
"Swipe to confirm" and the TWRP installation process will begin
Method 2(For TWRP)
While in the TWRP menu, tap the Install button
Copy the TWRP image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too
Tap on the option "Install image"
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Method 3(For SHRP)
1. While booted in SHRP,under essentials section, tap advanced button.
2. Then click on flash current shrp button and click on tick button to flash shrp.
Method 4(For SHRP)
While booted in SHRP menu , tap flash button under the essentials section.
Copy the shrp image or zip file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash" if its img file or click on zip file of shrp , then click on tick button to flash.
Method 5(For OrangeFox)
1. While booted in Ofox, click on menu at the bottom right of the screen.
2. There you will see manage partitions, reboot , mount as such . The last thing in menu column you will
see will be more. Click on more, then below fix contents you will see flash current orange fox. Swipe to confirm flash.
Method 6(For OrangeFox)
While booted in ofox , tap files button at the bottom left of the screen.
Copy the ofox image file to the internal memory or SD card from the PC. MTP mode is enabled by default.
You can use a USB OTG too.
Now locate the file and tap on it.
You can use the "Select storage" button to switch between different storage
In the new menu, select "Install recovery ramdisk" and then "Swipe to confirm Flash"
Remember that with the three methods mentioned above you will lose root access (Magisk), so do not forget to flash it again. These steps are also valid to update TWRP if you already had it previously installed.
Credits: NeoSDAP (Original Post)
Jabieff,dblenk9(TWRP)
TWRP Download:
A12/A11:
[RECOVERY] TWRP 3.6.2 UNOFFICIAL STABLE [A12/A11] [Spes/Spesn] Redmi Note 11Hello Amigos, TWRP v3.6.1 - UNOFFICIAL | Android 11. Updated: 30/03/'22 Download Link Changelog: • Shipping with prebuilt kernel • Sync with latest source • Decrypted Notes: • Flash stock boot.img before flash twrp.img • Reinstall twrp...
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[RECOVERY]TWRP 3.6.1 Spes Android 11 only STABLE [SHARED]
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[RECOVERY] Shrp Android 11 only STABLE Spes [SHARED]
SHRP - UNOFFICIAL | Android 11. Updated: 06/03/'22 ▪️Download zip ▪️Download img Known Bugs: • /Data Can't Be Mounted On MIUI • MTP Notes: • Flash .Zip As Normal Zip In Other Recovery • Use .Img Through Fastboot Like Other Recovery Credits...
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A12/A13:
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[RECOVERY] Shrp 3.1 Android 12/13 Only STABLE [SHARED]
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[RECOVERY] Orange Fox Recovery Android 12/13 Only Stable Spes [SHARED]
OrangeFox Recovery R11.1_A12 - UNOFFICIAL | Android 12 Updated: 08/10/'22 ▪️Download • Synced latest OrangeFox sources • Supports Android 11/12/13 decryption • MTP working NOTE: Flashing Guide: GUIDE If mtp not working or device not getting...
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NOTE:
If mtp not working or device not getting detected as a portable device in any recovery then watch this guide here: GUIDE
Do not replace the recovery or try to update recovery that comes with roms. This can cause problems such as reboots, apps crashing,etc as recovery is integrated into boot partition in which kernel is also integrated.
Enjoy !
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I seem to be having issues with the bootloader unlocking, I am not receiving verification SMS to my number to associate my device and number with xiaomi account before using the unlock tool. I have tried the official help checklist, and have asked support, however even though my issue is about verification SMS for adding my number to my xiaomi account, they said that because I am trying to unlock the device, that basically they refuse to give me support at all, even with association of my number to mi account. Quite the FU from xiaomi! Any advice about how to receive the verification SMS so i can continue with unlocking the bootloader, or any additional methods for bootloader unlocking would be appreciated.