Question I am stuck in flashing process - Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra

Hello guys!
I really need your help. I am a noob in flashing...etc, I wanted to flash my Mi11 pro from 12.5 Chinese version to the Global one 12.0 by following all tutorials and videos. Now I am stuck with an endless flashing time. I noticed that it's stuck in flashing boot_vendor.img.I have no idea what to do. Tried to click refresh and flash again in the Miflash tool but nothing happens.
Should I unplug the device?

Finally I closed the Miflash tool and tried again, now I am getting a missmatch error "echo missmatching image and device". Any solution?

Does it boot?
If not you might need EDL , you pay them and they'll remotely flash global rom back on your device so it will boot. There multiple threads explaining how to do this here. Have a read.
You should never install firmware that is older than your current firmware , I'd say that's why there's issues.

I believe you were warned prior to doing this ? Sounds like you did it anyway .

Yes, I admit. But humans are humans.
Yes, I think it's pretty bricked. I will look for an EDL.

algerinferno said:
Yes, I admit. But humans are humans.
Yes, I think it's pretty bricked. I will look for an EDL.
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Goodluck mate

https://www.facebook.com/RemoteRepai... this is who I used

Thank you! The link is incomplete. Is it RemoteRepair?

reflash firmware

algerinferno said:
Thank you! The link is incomplete. Is it RemoteRepair?
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Yes. Here is hi telegram link which is where I spoke to him.
Telegram: Contact @xiaomi_auth
t.me

Thanks! I think i already talk to him. I believe 35$ is too much

empty.cad said:
reflash firmware
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You mean the original one? I tried but I keep getting the same error in fastboot mode. And in edl mode I am asked to provide an auth mi account.

I flashed from CN 12.5.3 to CN 12.0.1 fine, so it's not as clear as saying it won't work. I don't think anyone has worked out why so many phones are being bricked but some are quite happy to suggest watching more youtube videos for ad revenue which probably won't help fix your phone.
I went from CN to Global to EEA to EU with no issues.

If you find cheaper method do share.
You were warned not to downgrade, so now pay stupid money for the stupid action.

Hallelujah!!!!!!!
Believe it or not guys! It was just a matter of usb port, I tried to place the cable in usb 2.0 and everything worked smoothly. Now i'm on global 12.0.1. I am saved hhhhhh

algerinferno said:
Hallelujah!!!!!!!
Believe it or not guys! It was just a matter of usb port, I tried to place the cable in usb 2.0 and everything worked smoothly. Now i'm on global 12.0.1. I am saved hhhhhh
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Nice work. Flash EU rom now. Global is terrible.

algerinferno said:
Hallelujah!!!!!!!
Believe it or not guys! It was just a matter of usb port, I tried to place the cable in usb 2.0 and everything worked smoothly. Now i'm on global 12.0.1. I am saved hhhhhh
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Wow, you flashed the Mi 11 Ultra Global Rom to Mi 11 Pro successfully, didn't you? I really like the Mi 11 Pro but a little bit hesitant with the Chinese exclusive launch from the bad past experience of the Mi 8 SE

Anatasia said:
Wow, you flashed the Mi 11 Ultra Global Rom to Mi 11 Pro successfully, didn't you? I really like the Mi 11 Pro but a little bit hesitant with the Chinese exclusive launch from the bad past experience of the Mi 8 SE
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Yes, I did and it's working beautifully well. Chinese or not, as long as it shares the same firmware with the ultra, there is nothing to be scared of. The phone is a bit big and heavy for a daily use but it is still a beautiful beast.

chistery said:
I flashed from CN 12.5.3 to CN 12.0.1 fine, so it's not as clear as saying it won't work. I don't think anyone has worked out why so many phones are being bricked but some are quite happy to suggest watching more youtube videos for ad revenue which probably won't help fix your phone.
I went from CN to Global to EEA to EU with no issues.
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Hello and thanx in advance,
1- From which cn version you flashed to global? 12.0.1 or 12.5.3 ?
2 - if you flashed from cn 12.0.1 , how did you downgrade from cn 12.5.3 to cn 12.0.1 ?? Without brick
3 - how did you flash from cn to global without brick ?
4- Which is better from your experience eea or global ?

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China Manufactured Mi 8 Can't use Global ROM!!

Greetings to XDA Community,
Xiaomi really make the worst announcement ever on MIUI Forum. It is posted by Administrator called DinaDuan. The message are as follows :
"Dear Mi Fans,
Here's something VERY important before you flash or update the ROM.
1. Xiaomi Phones manufactured for Chinese market are not able to run MIUI Global ROM.
2. Xiaomi Phones manufactured for Global markets are not able to run MIUI China ROM.
We highly recommend you to buy Xiaomi Phones via official or authorized sales channels and double check the system infomation before flashing or updating.
Thank you for understanding
MIUI Team."
What do you think about this issue? Will china phones user still able to use Global ROM after this?
Here is the link to the thread :
http://en.miui.com/thread-3831680-1-1.html
anonyxr said:
Greetings to XDA Community,
Xiaomi really make the worst announcement ever on MIUI Forum. It is posted by Administrator called DinaDuan. The message are as follows :
"Dear Mi Fans,
Here's something VERY important before you flash or update the ROM.
1. Xiaomi Phones manufactured for Chinese market are not able to run MIUI Global ROM.
2. Xiaomi Phones manufactured for Global markets are not able to run MIUI China ROM.
We highly recommend you to buy Xiaomi Phones via official or authorized sales channels and double check the system infomation before flashing or updating.
Thank you for understanding
MIUI Team."
What do you think about this issue? Will china phones user still able to use Global ROM after this?
Here is the link to the thread :
http://en.miui.com/thread-3831680-1-1.html
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I think they are full of horsesh*t because i'm running a Global ROM on a Chinese version phone. You just can't lock the bootloader or it will brick.
anonyxr said:
Greetings to XDA Community,
Xiaomi really make the worst announcement ever on MIUI Forum. It is posted by Administrator called DinaDuan. The message are as follows :
"Dear Mi Fans,
Here's something VERY important before you flash or update the ROM.
1. Xiaomi Phones manufactured for Chinese market are not able to run MIUI Global ROM.
2. Xiaomi Phones manufactured for Global markets are not able to run MIUI China ROM.
We highly recommend you to buy Xiaomi Phones via official or authorized sales channels and double check the system infomation before flashing or updating.
Thank you for understanding
MIUI Team."
What do you think about this issue? Will china phones user still able to use Global ROM after this?
Here is the link to the thread :
http://en.miui.com/thread-3831680-1-1.html
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But you can install global rom, it's just impossible to lock BL again, you have to back to chinese rom to lock it!
With this new announcement, does it mean that we can still flash the xiaomi.eu ROM?
I have a phone on the way from china with the global rom flashed onto it
I'm a bit worried now
Agimax said:
I think they are full of horsesh*t because i'm running a Global ROM on a Chinese version phone. You just can't lock the bootloader or it will brick.
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How about the next update? I am worried if it will brick the device after next OTA update
anonyxr said:
How about the next update? I am worried if it will brick the device after next OTA update
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I'll let you know, but if they do that they lose tons of customers.
Irish_Dude said:
With this new announcement, does it mean that we can still flash the xiaomi.eu ROM?
I have a phone on the way from china with the global rom flashed onto it
I'm a bit worried now
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I think you can flash xiaomi.eu rom but maybe can't go back to your global rom back
Irish_Dude said:
With this new announcement, does it mean that we can still flash the xiaomi.eu ROM?
I have a phone on the way from china with the global rom flashed onto it
I'm a bit worried now
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No worries.
Agimax said:
I'll let you know, but if they do that they lose tons of customers.
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I almost regret buying this chinese phone. First, they introduced bootloader locking issue then edl authorization and now this! Xiaomi is becoming worst than I thought.
Will this be implemented for all Xiaomi phones?
unlock your bootloader and you can flash it
I think that Xiaomi is just taking that load out of his conscience.
Reminding people that if they brick is not their fault but yours.
I agree with you, a lot of people flesh before they read any instructions and end up with bricked device.
I bought a Xiaomi mi 8 from GeekBuying some days ago, faulty advertised as global version. When I updated the result was a bricked phone. Now I have asked for a full refund since it was totaly their fault...i don't want to say the word "fraud". If they don't give me a full refund I will have to complain to the European department responsible for customer's rights in Europe and ask charges against GeekBuying warehouses in Europe.
ekc_1971 said:
I bought a Xiaomi mi 8 from GeekBuying some days ago, faulty advertised as global version. When I updated the result was a bricked phone. Now I have asked for a full refund since it was totaly their fault...i don't want to say the word "fraud". If they don't give me a full refund I will have to complain to the European department responsible for customer's rights in Europe and ask charges against GeekBuying warehouses in Europe.
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How did the upgrade brick your phone? Is it using Global ROM or China ROM?
ekc_1971 said:
I bought a Xiaomi mi 8 from GeekBuying some days ago, faulty advertised as global version. When I updated the result was a bricked phone. Now I have asked for a full refund since it was totaly their fault...i don't want to say the word "fraud". If they don't give me a full refund I will have to complain to the European department responsible for customer's rights in Europe and ask charges against GeekBuying warehouses in Europe.
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You are totally right about it. This re-sellers are selling the Mi8 as Global Version, they unlock the BL without the buyer consent, so yes, they are adultarating the product and selling something that doesn't even exist.
And the problems with BL are there just because re-sellers are doing this kind of thing!
anonyxr said:
How did the upgrade brick your phone? Is it using Global ROM or China ROM?
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Uhm I'm not sure but I would say that geekbuying flashed the Global rom through EDL, so they didn't need to unlock bootloader. He then updated OTA with locked bootloader and **** happened. @ekc_1971 do you remember if bootloader was locked or unlocked?
Wait a little, I have a xiaomi mi 8 Chinese version with global rom installed, also the bootloader is unlocked l, does that mean that if I upgraded OTA to miui 10 my device will get bricked?
BTW I upgraded 2 times from 9.5 to 9.6 and everything ran smoothly, can someone please clarify?
edwarddd said:
Wait a little, I have a xiaomi mi 8 Chinese version with global rom installed, also the bootloader is unlocked l, does that mean that if I upgraded OTA to miui 10 my device will get bricked?
BTW I upgraded 2 times from 9.5 to 9.6 and everything ran smoothly, can someone please clarify?
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If your bootloader is unlocked you won't brick. Make sure you never lock the bootloader though.
Thank you for clarifying, why would somebody want to lock the bootloader again?
I should not have any problem then, but I would appreciate if you guys could post comments when you upgrade to a global miui 10 having a Chinese version.

Global Version 8gb? or get chinese 8gb?

Im a poco user and after all the problems i think ill upgrade to mi9 sometime (and not the k20pro when its out because it will probably have same cut corners as poco).
I dont see the global version available with 8gb ram? only chinese.
anyway im planing to flash custom rom (i use crdroid, havok, evox on poco) and so far PE is advancing well but xiaomi.eu is best for now on mi9.
If i get a chinese version is there any difference when flashing apart from of I need to do fastboot flash then I choose chinese rom?
After I instal twrp and wipe everything is the china phone basically the same as a wiped global one?(both work fully on the bands in my country).
If your wondering what poco problems?? heres my famous thread where Alvin tse from poco answered
https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/help/damn-screen-freezes-t3912069
Mooatreides said:
Im a poco user and after all the problems i think ill upgrade to mi9 sometime (and not the k20pro when its out because it will probably have same cut corners as poco).
I dont see the global version available with 8gb ram? only chinese.
anyway im planing to flash custom rom (i use crdroid, havok, evox on poco) and so far PE is advancing well but xiaomi.eu is best for now on mi9.
If i get a chinese version is there any difference when flashing apart from of I need to do fastboot flash then I choose chinese rom?
After I instal twrp and wipe everything is the china phone basically the same as a wiped global one?(both work fully on the bands in my country).
If your wondering what poco problems?? heres my famous thread where Alvin tse from poco answered
https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/help/damn-screen-freezes-t3912069
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60+ views n no posts?
Technically it's still the same phone, I got the Chinese 6+128 and I flashed the Global Rom and it's been fine ever since.
Ogbeh said:
Technically it's still the same phone, I got the Chinese 6+128 and I flashed the Global Rom and it's been fine ever since.
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great thanks man, if the 6gb version is available in global why get chinese? is 8gb ram worth it?
I have the 6GB version and I should say it's enough for me. I have a lot of apps installed and they run in the background and so far it is still smooth. Unless you're planning to play heavy games and doing video rendering and chrome at the same time I suggest 6GB is enough.
Yehhhhhh said:
I have the 6GB version and I should say it's enough for me. I have a lot of apps installed and they run in the background and so far it is still smooth. Unless you're planning to play heavy games and doing video rendering and chrome at the same time I suggest 6GB is enough.
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my poco is 6gb, just the price difference is so small why not get 8gb.
Mooatreides said:
great thanks man, if the 6gb version is available in global why get chinese? is 8gb ram worth it?
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Cuz I live in China ??
Ogbeh said:
Cuz I live in China ??
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oo well thats a good answer lol
I just got the 8gb 256 and everything seems to be the same.
Also this version has the radio bands I need for my country which are B2 b4 and b5 so in my case any mi 9 would work.
And talking about ROMs well I will need to unlock the boot loader which will take 7 days but as far as I know you can actually flash global ROM no problem but of course you can't relock bootloader while you are on it.
That's what I will do.
Hope my answer helps you
PriPhaze said:
I just got the 8gb 256 and everything seems to be the same.
Also this version has the radio bands I need for my country which are B2 b4 and b5 so in my case any mi 9 would work.
And talking about ROMs well I will need to unlock the boot loader which will take 7 days but as far as I know you can actually flash global ROM no problem but of course you can't relock bootloader while you are on it.
That's what I will do.
Hope my answer helps you
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thanks! i asked on aliexpress and so far only one seller responded saying the only way i can get a sealed box is to buy the global version. If i buy an open CN version with bootloader unlocked who knows if it's still bound to an account or not?
also is it even worth it for 8gb instead of 6? CN versions bands work here in israel.

Question Flashing Global Rom On Chinese Phone

Hey, I really need a new phone and im waiting for the Global but it seems like it wont release anytime soon and if yes, Its ridiculous prices like 1400$ while the chinese u can literally get it for 950$.
I was wondering if I order the Chinese rom and flash a global rom will i get OTA updates?
based on previous experience with zte and huawei i would be inclined to say yes. however, it may be too soon to tell with xiaomi
fwiw i got mine from giztop and it will be here by the weekend 5/7 and i plan on immediately flashing. so i'll def keep you posted on it
speedstream said:
fwiw i got mine from giztop and it will be here by the weekend 5/7 and i plan on immediately flashing. so i'll def keep you posted on it
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thank you!!
speedstream said:
fwiw i got mine from giztop and it will be here by the weekend 5/7 and i plan on immediately flashing. so i'll def keep you posted on it
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Too bad Giztop doesnt have EU priority line :/
I'm on the global 12.0.1 on a Chinese Mi 11 Ultra all good. But no updates so far
RX1337 said:
Too bad Giztop doesnt have EU priority line :/
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I've got my Mi11 Ultra from them in 15 days, from China to Ireland: http://track.4px.com/#/result/0/LD037919370BE Not sure what you mean by priority line…?
YoSoyCarlosG said:
I'm on the global 12.0.1 on a Chinese Mi 11 Ultra all good. But no updates so far
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Hello bro
Can you please tell the instruction to transfer to Global rom, because all the procedures i found are to transfer to xiaomi.eu rom only.
I will be very gratefull if you tell indetail instruction, bootloader already unlocked.
And tell if i need to update the china rom to the latest version or not, i want to avoid fastboot loop, also attach the rom links if possible )
Thanx
Ahmed Momtaz said:
Hello bro
Can you please tell the instruction to transfer to Global rom, because all the procedures i found are to transfer to xiaomi.eu rom only.
I will be very gratefull if you tell indetail instruction, bootloader already unlocked.
And tell if i need to update the china rom to the latest version or not, i want to avoid fastboot loop, also attach the rom links if possible )
Thanx
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Just download the fastboot version of global ROM, unzip all the way until you get to scripts and folders. Now you can use flash with format command prompt script using your pc.
RX1337 said:
Too bad Giztop doesnt have EU priority line :/
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Waiting for my mi 11 pro from giztop as well in Poland, they claim no tax will be charged
http://track.4px.com/#/result/0/LL691877406LU
Sathelp said:
Just download the fastboot version of global ROM, unzip all the way until you get to scripts and folders. Now you can use flash with format command prompt script using your pc.
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Should i update to the latest china miui first before doing this ( to 12.5 ) ?
Or i should flash over the out of box version ? I think 12.0.3
What did u do in your case ?

Question Flag 12.5 EU rom to global mi 11 ultra

Hi sorry it this has been asked before but I've recently received my mi 11 ultra global version from Vodafone UK. Like the phone but some issues that are making me debate whether to keep it. Touches missing, battery life and sub par camera. Because I'm on the global version I'm on MiUI 12.0.2. I was wondering if anyone knows if I can flash the EU rom onto this to try out 12.5 to see if I want to keep the phone. I highly doubt we'll see a global release for 12.5 before my time to return the device runs out. Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks
You need to apply for the bootloader unlock process ( takes around 7 days ) and then you can flash the fastboot xiaomi.eu ROM on it just fine.
Good luck !
Brilliant thanks for the reply mate
So my bootloader is unlocked. I got Chinese model with global flashed. Can i flash EU rom via fastboot itself?
varun.gid said:
So my bootloader is unlocked. I got Chinese model with global flashed. Can i flash EU rom via fastboot itself?
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Yes
varun.gid said:
So my bootloader is unlocked. I got Chinese model with global flashed. Can i flash EU rom via fastboot itself?
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Of course you can especially by fastboot. You can flash EU custom ROM or EEA The only problem is you will have Chinese Bands no matter what ROM you install.
Regards
ZandersUK said:
Hi sorry it this has been asked before but I've recently received my mi 11 ultra global version from Vodafone UK. Like the phone but some issues that are making me debate whether to keep it. Touches missing, battery life and sub par camera. Because I'm on the global version I'm on MiUI 12.0.2. I was wondering if anyone knows if I can flash the EU rom onto this to try out 12.5 to see if I want to keep the phone. I highly doubt we'll see a global release for 12.5 before my time to return the device runs out. Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks
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yes you can.
varun.gid said:
So my bootloader is unlocked. I got Chinese model with global flashed. Can i flash EU rom via fastboot itself?
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Flash it by twrp, not fastboot. Just in case. It's much safer by twrp. And of course, you'll need to track down a Vodafone ROM to return it if you do but I doubt it after flashing EU. And don't worry about the bands as someone said, you'll not miss out on anything.
jim262 said:
yes you can.
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speedtripler said:
Yes
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I am assuming you mean stock. That would actually be the EEA rom. The Xiaomi.eu rom, which is the China rom. minus Chinese bloat and Google services added in must be flashed using TWRP.
jim262 said:
I am assuming you mean stock. That would actually be the EEA rom. The Xiaomi.eu rom, which is the China rom. minus Chinese bloat and Google services added in must be flashed using TWRP.
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He could flash the earlier one by fastboot
Why would flash a rom from over a month ago? The last fastboot rom was issued 5-13.

Question Soft brick?

Hi!
For the last 3 weeks I was trying to unlock my Redmi note 10 5g to put the global version on it. (Buy Chinese)
Well, I got it yesterday, but it's giving this problem here that it doesn't want to restart. Does this fit like soft brick? If yes, how can I solve this problem?
OBS: I've already passed the 12.5.5 recovery file and it didn't help.
Thanks
The problema Is nota clear, buy of your phone dont boot reflash correct firmware via fastboot. I suggest stato on china version. Is Better than global. Miui 13 stabile Is available with more function than global. Do you want change your phone with mi è global?
In the video i didnt saw any error message
I installed global version 12.5.3 and it worked LOL
Global version 12.5.5 is giving a lot of trouble.
I will install the Chinese version myself
bonmatheus said:
I installed global version 12.5.3 and it worked LOL
Global version 12.5.5 is giving a lot of trouble.
I will install the Chinese version myself
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12.5.5 ota is bugged. but i have flashed full rom without problems

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