Hello dears! A pleasure to be here.
I recently got a Xiaomi 11T Pro from Vodafone (MIUI Global 12.5.6 Estable RKDEUVF) and I want to change it to the global one (I have read that operator roms does not work properly good) so If Im not wrong It has to be vili_eea_global_images_V12.5.20.0.RKDEUXM which is the similar one but from Xiaomi.
Things that I would like to now before proceeding unlocking bootloader + flashing:
Is the vodafone rom considered as a "custom rom"? Or is the same as the XM version but with little modifications
Is there any problem if I choose "clean all and lock" option from the Mi Flash Tool. I have read many post with problems from people locking again the bootloader even being from the same version (EU in this case). So the question here would be if it has to be the same same exact original version MIUI Global 12.5.6 Estable RKDEUVF or it only takes into account if its Chinese, EU, global or other versions. I think here I need a little of explanation since I do not know exactly what causes the break on phones.
Can I proceed unlocking, flashing the version previously commented and locking again with no risk?
Is it safer choosing "clean all and lock" opcion from Mi Flash Tool or is it prefered to use "fastboot oem lock" command from tools.
PD: I'm assuming this process has to be done 100% via fastboot, cause there is no way to do it via normal updater.
Thanks for your time!
I did the same thing there's my post.
The procedure is correct unlock the bootloader use the latest version of miflash (october 2021).
I managed to flash 12.5.16 and not 12.5.20 (It gave me problems)
Be careful of rollback control (check first).
If you have pro version (only pro) If something goes wrong you can use EDL mode (fastboot OEM EDL).
I used "fastboot OEM lock" to lock bootloader.
After installing the Rom I received the Ota update without any problem.
Can you explain me a little bit the process you did, step by step.
And I do not understand what you mean with rollback control, how can I proceed with that?
Thanks
This Is a good guide for rollback. It's in italian I think you can translate.
Xiaomi impedisce il downgrade ai suoi smartphone: tutto quello che volete sapere e come evitare il brick (foto)
Xiaomi impedisce il downgrade ai suoi smartphone: tutto quello che dovete sapere in merito e come evitare il brick del vostro smartphone.
www.androidworld.it
The steps are:
1.Download the image of the Rom using app "miui downloader" and save on PC (fastboot image)
2.backup your data
3. Unlock bootloader After xiaomi permission with xiaomi unlock software
4. Verify anti rollback checking version of the Rom and version installed
5.download xiaomi flash tools here: https://xiaomiflashtool.com/
(last version 08.21)
6. Flash new Rom with "clean all"
7. Verify that phone starts correctly only make a check
8. Relock bootloader with fastboot (all data wipe)
it worked for me, I didn't have a real guide. Only problem my phone went into anti-rollback and I had to do a cleaning with EDL
goodsale said:
This Is a good guide for rollback. It's in italian I think you can translate.
Xiaomi impedisce il downgrade ai suoi smartphone: tutto quello che volete sapere e come evitare il brick (foto)
Xiaomi impedisce il downgrade ai suoi smartphone: tutto quello che dovete sapere in merito e come evitare il brick del vostro smartphone.
www.androidworld.it
The steps are:
1.Download the image of the Rom using app "miui downloader" and save on PC (fastboot image)
2.backup your data
3. Unlock bootloader After xiaomi permission with xiaomi unlock software
4. Verify anti rollback checking version of the Rom and version installed
5.download xiaomi flash tools here: https://xiaomiflashtool.com/
(last version 08.21)
6. Flash new Rom with "clean all"
7. Verify that phone starts correctly only make a check
8. Relock bootloader with fastboot (all data wipe)
it worked for me, I didn't have a real guide. Only problem my phone went into anti-rollback and I had to do a cleaning with EDL
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when running custom rom, locking bootloader is the worst thing to do
Marvin732 said:
when running custom rom, locking bootloader is the worst thing to do
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Is not custom Rom but official european of xiaomi.... Is the same used by vodafone
I just wanted to add here that I bought this phone from 3 network and I didn't even need to unlock and then relock the bootloader. I just needed to tap up miui logo 7-10 times on the update screen. Download the recovery update. On the update screen I used the 'select update package' (or similar) option, selected the recovery update file and updated. I'm now off the dreaded carrier software with little effort, despite downloading a ridiculous amount of files with the expectation of it being a pain. This also saved me having to wait the 168hrs for the bootloader unlock.
I just wanted to add here that I bought this phone from 3 network and I didn't even need to unlock and then relock the bootloader. I just needed to tap up miui logo 7-10 times on the update screen. Download the recovery update. On the update screen I used the 'select update package' (or similar) option, selected the recovery update file and updated. I'm now off the dreaded carrier software with little effort, despite downloading a ridiculous amount of files with the expectation of it being a pain. This also saved me having to wait the 168hrs for the bootloader unlock.
Obviously need to make sure you have the correct ROM, for me it needed to have rkdeuxm, but for me I compared and this has worked well.
goodsale said:
This Is a good guide for rollback. It's in italian I think you can translate.
Xiaomi impedisce il downgrade ai suoi smartphone: tutto quello che volete sapere e come evitare il brick (foto)
Xiaomi impedisce il downgrade ai suoi smartphone: tutto quello che dovete sapere in merito e come evitare il brick del vostro smartphone.
www.androidworld.it
The steps are:
1.Download the image of the Rom using app "miui downloader" and save on PC (fastboot image)
2.backup your data
3. Unlock bootloader After xiaomi permission with xiaomi unlock software
4. Verify anti rollback checking version of the Rom and version installed
5.download xiaomi flash tools here: https://xiaomiflashtool.com/
(last version 08.21)
6. Flash new Rom with "clean all"
7. Verify that phone starts correctly only make a check
8. Relock bootloader with fastboot (all data wipe)
it worked for me, I didn't have a real guide. Only problem my phone went into anti-rollback and I had to do a cleaning with EDL
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I'm in doubt about this part how do I clean edl?
On the 27/09th, the authorization to unlock the bootloader comes out, I'm studying everything before performing the procedure
See here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/flash-tool-guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/
anti-rollback
with the command get var anti gave the number 4 and the roms that I downloaded the version vili_eea_global_images_V12.5.16.0.RKDEUXM gave 0 and vili_eea_global_images_V12.5.16.0.RKDEUXM gave the number 1 and the cell phone gave version 4 I can continue with the procedure after unlocking the bootloader?
thomas robert said:
anti-rollback
with the command get var anti gave the number 4 and the roms that I downloaded the version vili_eea_global_images_V12.5.16.0.RKDEUXM gave 0 and vili_eea_global_images_V12.5.16.0.RKDEUXM gave the number 1 and the cell phone gave version 4 I can continue with the procedure after unlocking the bootloader?
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ARB 4 V13 to V12?last is V12.5.20.0.RKDEUXM
You will have to modify the script of the rom or use the Twrp.
Try Xiaomi EU rom better than stock.
https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-13-stable-release.64441/
good night today i unlocked the bootloader everything went well
procedure I did
1 bootloader unlock
2 rom v13.0.8.0 download
3 flash via mi flash
4 turn on the device and then lock the boot loader by cmd with the command oem lock
5 later update via ota
carolef1984 said:
I just wanted to add here that I bought this phone from 3 network and I didn't even need to unlock and then relock the bootloader. I just needed to tap up miui logo 7-10 times on the update screen. Download the recovery update. On the update screen I used the 'select update package' (or similar) option, selected the recovery update file and updated. I'm now off the dreaded carrier software with little effort, despite downloading a ridiculous amount of files with the expectation of it being a pain. This also saved me having to wait the 168hrs for the bootloader unlock.
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Hi @carolef1984 can you please help a little more. I own a Xiaomi 11t pro, how do I get to the screen where I can download a recovery package and where is the screen that I can select this package once downloaded.
Please
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Some how Ive installed the wrong image and have Android N with a version or NRD90M test-keys. It seems to work okayish however no bluetooth. Now i can not boot in to recovery. It states that its booting after the unlock warning but no go - just sits there. If i try and flash recovery image it fails and I notice FRP is locked. Id be happy just to go back to Android N C900. Can anyone help please? Tearing my hair out. Also Ive checked with Root Checker and it no loger seems to be rooted.
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Some how Ive installed the wrong image and have Android N with a version or NRD90M test-keys. It seems to work okayish however no bluetooth. Now i can not boot in to recovery. It states that its booting after the unlock warning but no go - just sits there. If i try and flash recovery image it fails and I notice FRP is locked. Id be happy just to go back to Android N C900. Can anyone help please? Tearing my hair out. Also Ive checked with Root Checker and it no loger seems to be rooted.
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Try use the Rollback and then flash back to MM. There is a guide in the zip.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ko37akp1xntuwq2/AADkRws6tYn9vk0CNtEjXlyVa?dl=0
Sent from my VIE-L29 using XDA Labs
I tried that. If I hold vol up vol down and power the recovery software dosnt run there for it didn't run the update of the SD card.
I need another method of running that update.
moodie007 said:
I tried that. If I hold vol up vol down and power the recovery software dosnt run there for it didn't run the update of the SD card.
I need another method of running that update.
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Sorry it's real late in Sweden and i am going to bed. If u cant fix it u can allways flash with Dc Phoenix even if your bootloader is locked.
A lot of people has fixed there phone with this tool.
https://www.dc-unlocker.com/DC-Phoenix-flash-repair-tutorial
Sent from my VIE-L29 using XDA Labs
Mostar088 said:
Sorry it's real late in Sweden and i am going to bed. If u cant fix it u can allways flash with Dc Phoenix even if your bootloader is locked.
A lot of people has fixed there phone with this tool.
https://www.dc-unlocker.com/DC-Phoenix-flash-repair-tutorial
Sent from my VIE-L29 using XDA Labs
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This worked for me !!!
cuzovillafan said:
This worked for me !!!
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Has worked for me too. Thanks everyone. This is what I did https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9/help/unbrick-p9-single-sim-using-dc-phoenix-t3560577
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Some how Ive installed the wrong image and have Android N with a version or NRD90M test-keys. It seems to work okayish however no bluetooth. Now i can not boot in to recovery. It states that its booting after the unlock warning but no go - just sits there. If i try and flash recovery image it fails and I notice FRP is locked. Id be happy just to go back to Android N C900. Can anyone help please? Tearing my hair out. Also Ive checked with Root Checker and it no loger seems to be rooted.
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Hello, first apologies for my English, I was stuck with the NRD90 test keys and I could solve it as follows, first you must block the bootloader again, this in order to enable the OEM Lock option, then re-unlock the bootloader , Then flash the TWRP 3.1.1.0 of the Huawei Mate8, once installed, from the recovery, you have to install the HwOUC.APK (EMUI Updater VERSION 17.7.31) and then the Firmware Finder & Firmaware Finder Proxy, finally select with the application And download the corresponding FW. Now my phone works with Nougat 7.0, I hope this manual is of some use
Hola, primero disculpas por mi ingles, yo estuve atascado con el NRD90 test keys y pude solucionarlo de la siguiente manera, primero debes bloquear nuevamente el bootloader, esto con el fin de poder habilitar la opción de Lock OEM, luego vuelves a desbloquear el bootloader, después flash el TWRP 3.1.1.0 del Huawei Mate8, una vez instalado, desde el recovery, hay que instalar el HwOUC.APK (EMUI Updater VERSION 17.7.31) y luego el Firmware Finder & Firmaware Finder Proxy, finalmente seleccionar con la aplicación y descargar el FW correspondiente. ahora mi telefono funciona con Nougat 7.0, espero este manual les sirva de algo
is the only solution to this problem is dc phoenix?
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can somebody guide me step by step on solving this? please?
Hi there
I posted earlier on the P9 forums.
So I got a P9 Lite from latin america, the model number its PRA LX3, Build number its PRA LX3 C69 B110, came with Android 7 and EMUI 5. searching on google showed me little results but what I can assume its that its a P8 Lite 2017, the box and in the settings it says its a P9 Lite but the CPU its the same as the P8, and all around all the specs are the same as the P8.
I want to root this device, it is my first Huawei device so I'm new to how they work. So far I have successfully unlocked the bootloader using the official way. On the rooting guide I see its only for PRA LX1 devices so i have not followed it through fearing a brick. I also see I need to erase FRP, can someone point me in the right direction? Only guide I could find was DC Unlocker software but I dont want to pay 4 euros lol.
Thanks for your time!.
Hi,
I got P9 Lite 2017. PRA-LX3. Comp. 605 b102. Argentina.
Take a look at https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=71995752#post71995752
Installed and working TWRP SUPERSU BUSYBOX
Hey man thanks!
Did you had to erase FRP? Any bootloops?
No, no problem at all.
1. Unlock bootloader.
2. Hard reset with huawei recovery - no reboot
3. Shutdown and then boot in fastboot mode
4. Install TWRP vía fastboot
5. Reboot in twrp recovery
6. Push supersu zip file vía adb
7. Flash supersu
Restart for the first time. Now you have twrp and root.
Good luck
uribejm said:
Hi,
I got P9 Lite 2017. PRA-LX3. Comp. 605 b102. Argentina.
Take a look at https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=71995752#post71995752
Installed and working TWRP SUPERSU BUSYBOX
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Hey Bro I Just bricked my phone trying to root and did not backup before... i have the same phone as you, could you upload a full backup of your phone? mine is useless right now
Hello everyone, I need a little help. I bought a MiA2 in October 2018, which unlocked the bootloader, installed the Magisk module and changed the line of code through build.prop to get the Camera2Api. I was stuck in the November 2018 update and would like to know, in your opinion what would be the best method for me to have my device updated again and consequently get Android 9 installed?
GuiCv said:
Hello everyone, I need a little help. I bought a MiA2 in October 2018, which unlocked the bootloader, installed the Magisk module and changed the line of code through build.prop to get the Camera2Api. I was stuck in the November 2018 update and would like to know, in your opinion what would be the best method for me to have my device updated again and consequently get Android 9 installed?
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Download the latest flashable from miui roms
http://en.miui.com/download-353.html
which is 10.0.8.0, clean flash it via Mi tool and after update via ota to 10.0.9.0. Important is at mi flash to check clean all not clean all and relock also not keep data because u r changing from oreo to pie. Other solution is to restore original boot.img, factory reset (because changing from oreo to pie) and update via ota to pie. You have to restore boot.img by flashing original boot.img via fastboot and not by magisk because causes bootloop. I think the clean flash is the better solution.
Hi Everyone;
I dont know i am writing right place or not but i cant get answer to my question till 2 days in RR OS's own page... May be i choose old rom and its not favourite now but i want to change my phone's (Huawei P9 - EVA L09) stock rom with lighter Android 8 (Oreo) custom rom.
I got my phones oem unlock code via DC Unlocker than unlock my phone than i install TWRP's (Open Kirin in Edition) than i rooted my phone vith Super Su.
Everything was ok till that step but than, when i try to install Resurrection Remix's Oreo version for my phone, but i got error in installation.
I attached error photos to this message.
After unsusccess install process i cant open my phone and my phones Internal memory looked 0 mb, then, fortunately i can recover my phone with Huawei's own eRecovery.
I wanna know what did wrong than i will try to change my phones OS asap...
any_body said:
Hi Everyone;
I dont know i am writing right place or not but i cant get answer to my question till 2 days in RR OS's own page... May be i choose old rom and its not favourite now but i want to change my phone's (Huawei P9 - EVA L09) stock rom with lighter Android 8 (Oreo) custom rom.
I got my phones oem unlock code via DC Unlocker than unlock my phone than i install TWRP's (Open Kirin in Edition) than i rooted my phone vith Super Su.
Everything was ok till that step but than, when i try to install Resurrection Remix's Oreo version for my phone, but i got error in installation.
I attached error photos to this message.
After unsusccess install process i cant open my phone and my phones Internal memory looked 0 mb, then, fortunately i can recover my phone with Huawei's own eRecovery.
I wanna know what did wrong than i will try to change my phones OS asap...
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There are Open Kirin Treble Oreo ROMs (RR, LOS) for Huawei/Honor phones:
https://openkirin.net/user_guide/openkirin-rom-installation-instructions/
Installation instructions require:
1) OK Oreo ROMs can only be installed over Huawei stock Oreo (not over stock Nougat)
2) OK ROM must be flashed by Fastboot, not from TWRP (btw, TWRP for Huawei Oreo is different than TWRP for Nougat because of different partitions names, sizes, etc)
There is also XDA thread about Open Kirin Treble ROMs (on P9):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9/development/roms-openkirin-aosp-collection-t3828806
and for (1), there is a thread describing how to rebrand P9 L09/L19 to AL10c00 and update to Oreo (b540):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9/development/rebrand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-eva-t3820849
zgfg said:
There are Open Kirin Treble Oreo ROMs (RR, LOS) for Huawei/Honor phones:
https://openkirin.net/user_guide/openkirin-rom-installation-instructions/
Installation instructions require:
1) OK Oreo ROMs can only be installed over Huawei stock Oreo (not over stock Nougat)
2) OK ROM must be flashed by Fastboot, not from TWRP (btw, TWRP for Huawei Oreo is different than TWRP for Nougat because of different partitions names, sizes, etc)
There is also XDA thread about Open Kirin Treble ROMs (on P9):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9/development/roms-openkirin-aosp-collection-t3828806
and for (1), there is a thread describing how to rebrand P9 L09/L19 to AL10c00 and update to Oreo (b540):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/p9/development/rebrand-update-tool-hwota7-p9-eva-t3820849
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Everything looks ok but my phone is in Android 7.0 stock rom.
How can i upgrade it to Oreo vith custom rom?
On the other hand my FRP looks like unlocked?
Must it be locked to install OpenKirin?
any_body said:
Everything looks ok but my phone is in Android 7.0 stock rom.
How can i upgrade it to Oreo vith custom rom?
On the other hand my FRP looks like unlocked?
Must it be locked to install OpenKirin?
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First, go back to stocl Nougat, and please read again my previous answer - I gave you link for HWOTA7 method for rebranding from stock L09/L19 to AL10 and then upgrading toAL10c00 b540 Oreo
If you don't like unlocked FRP, then go back to stock Nougat and re-lock Bootliader (and then lock FRP back).
But as long as you do rooting, installing custom ROMs, or rebranding to that AL10, you must have unlocked Bootloader and for unlocked Bootliader you must have also unlocked FRP
zgfg said:
First, go back to stocl Nougat, and please read again my previous answer - I gave you link for HWOTA7 method for rebranding from stock L09/L19 to AL10 and then upgrading toAL10c00 b540 Oreo
If you don't like unlocked FRP, then go back to stock Nougat and re-lock Bootliader (and then lock FRP back).
But as long as you do rooting, installing custom ROMs, or rebranding to that AL10, you must have unlocked Bootloader and for unlocked Bootliader you must have also unlocked FRP
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Everything is OK but when I lock back my Bootloader and Recover my original Android 7.0 Android with Huawei's official eRecovery, my FRP still shown unlocked...
any_body said:
Everything is OK but when I lock back my Bootloader and Recover my original Android 7.0 Android with Huawei's official eRecovery, my FRP still shown unlocked...
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(Re)installing/OTA updating some stock firmwares lock back both OEM/FRP and Bootloader, but it depends on the firmware itself (Huawei who prepare them).
If you already installed latest firmware for your cust by eRecovery, you can only try to do Factory reset from stock Recovery or eRecovery
Otherwise, rolling back to Marshmallow (and after that updating again to Nougat) shoulf fix the problem with disabled OEM unlock option (I had it twice but in the opposite way, OEM was locked but its option was disabled)
However, having unlocked FRP is not a big trouble. You can still open Bootloader and root/flash, etc - problem would be if OEM option was disabled but locked - then you could not unlock Bootloader and flash anything from Fastboot
With FRP=Factory Reset Protection unlocked you (only) have:
- 'annoying' note that phone is not secure while booting
- ability to start Factory reset from Recovery and eRecovery (with licked FRP, Factory reset is only allowed once you login to the System, from Settings or Project menu)
- ability to unlock Bootloader and flash things
So, what if i wanna install Android 7 custom rom? How can i do it? Can i do it with TWRP'S special Open Kirin Edition directly from Stock Rom?
Can i upgrade my phone to Android 8 after i install Android 7 custom rom first or i have to do it with Rebrand / Update Tool first?
Because rebrand / update tool (or SRK Tool i am not sure) look so complicated and i am afraid to make hardbricked my phone... (i backed up my phone with HiSuite but i am not sure can i recover my phone with it if i unbrick my phone?)
I am using EVA-L09C464B389 rom now.... On the other hand, i cant be sure which AL10 (Oreo) rom is right for me, because when i search in russian page you offered, there is more than one alternative...
I hope i can explain what i mean with my poor English...
any_body said:
So, what if i wanna install Android 7 custom rom? How can i do it? Can i do it with TWRP'S special Open Kirin Edition directly from Stock Rom?
Can i upgrade my phone to Android 8 after i install Android 7 custom rom first or i have to do it with Rebrand / Update Tool first?
Because rebrand / update tool (or SRK Tool i am not sure) look so complicated and i am afraid to make hardbricked my phone... (i backed up my phone with HiSuite but i am not sure can i recover my phone with it if i unbrick my phone?)
I am using EVA-L09C464B389 rom now.... On the other hand, i cant be sure which AL10 (Oreo) rom is right for me, because when i search in russian page you offered, there is more than one alternative...
I hope i can explain what i mean with my poor English...
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How do you install Noigat custom ROM? - decide which custom ROM you want to use and then find its documentation and learn there how it must be installed.
And/or, find the forum/thread about that custom ROM and read the OP posts, and ask your questions there
Which AL10 ROM you want to install...bxs on Russian forum there are alternatives? - If you want to follow XDA guide, then READ it and you will find answer there.
But if you want to follow Russian guide, then register to the Russian forum and ask your questions there
Good night and good by, I'm disconnecting from this thread and will no more read/answer - good luck
Dear @zgfg
First of all thanks for all your answers, but I am not use Russian forum same time with here. The page you advice me (in xda), and the application in there, using Russian webpage to dl stock roms... Sorry if I make you angry...
Hello everyone,
I have a Xiaomi 11T Pro (Model number - 2107113SG, 8GB ram, 256GB rom, Snapdragon 888 ; european model).
Currently, the phone is running MIUI 13 (Android 12, 13.0.21.0.SKDEUXM with no updates available), but i want to flash MIUI 14 (Android 13, 14.0.5.0.TKDEUXM - already tried to use recovery ROM method but i got an error: can't verify update - can't install this stable ROM - i know 13.0.21.0.SKDEUXM has issues).
I understand the process of flashing (Installing ADB Drivers, enabling USB debugging, unlocking bootloader, booting phone to fastboot mode and then flashing firmware with either MiFlashtool or .bat script).
All of the data on the phone is backupped (i don't mind any data loss)
But i happen to have two big questions.
1: Will I be able to re-lock the bootloader after I flash the firmware? Firmware is official and it is also EEA version.
2: Will I be able to recieve OTA updates after I flash the firmware? Or the phone will recognise that I flashed the firmware and OTA updates will be blocked?
Thanks in advance.
You can flash any stock rom and version and re lock the bootloader on this device.
And the OTA will work.
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