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How to make Bank Application work on my unlocked K20 Pro Indian ROM?

as title ... How to make Bank Application work on my unlocked K20 Pro Indian ROM?
it was mi 9t pro and i switched to the Miui 11 Indian ROM.
kindly explain steps and include links if any.
appreciate help.

NaAZoOR said:
as title ... How to make Bank Application work on my unlocked K20 Pro Indian ROM?
it was mi 9t pro and i switched to the Miui 11 Indian ROM.
kindly explain steps and include links if any.
appreciate help.
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Flash magisk --> magisk hide.
Just watch that guy on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/MapOXLH5Gkg

Kollachi said:
Flash magisk --> magisk hide.
Just watch that guy on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/MapOXLH5Gkg
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How to flash magisk?
kindly provide steps & links if any
Sent from my Redmi K20 Pro using XDA-Developers Legacy app

NaAZoOR said:
How to flash magisk?
kindly provide steps & links if any
Sent from my Redmi K20 Pro using XDA-Developers Legacy app
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/k20-pro/how-to/guide-redmi-k20-pro-unlock-root-t3974127

Kollachi said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/k20-pro/how-to/guide-redmi-k20-pro-unlock-root-t3974127
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the below quote includes steps to flash TWRP & Magisk from the link you provided, my question is:
after rooting via Magisk, am i able to get OTA updates from Xiaomi for the device normally or just like the old days, once rooted no more updates to come?
and is it sure that bank app will work normally after flashing Magisk??
FLASHING TWRP & ROOTING
Alright, you got all the software tools and now we're ready to proceed with flashing TWRP and Magisk.
With your phone powered on normally, plug your device into your computer with the USB cable.
Pull down on the screen to display the notifications. One of them should read "Android System" and indicate how the phone is interacting with your computer as a connected device. Switch it to "File Transfer." Your phone should now show up as a drive on your computer.
Open the "Redmi K20 Pro" drive on your computer and then open the "Internal shared storage" folder (it should be the only folder).
Drag and drop the Magisk.zip and the Disable-Force-Encryption-Treble.zip into that folder.
**SIDE NOTE: Some guides suggest that you wait until you're in TWRP to transfer these files. That's fine. To do so, wait until you're in the TWRP interface and then select "Mount" and "Enable MTP." Your phone's internal storage should appear as a device on your computer and you can then transfer the .zips.
Once transferred, unplug your phone from the computer and power it off.
Enter into Fastboot mode by pressing and and holding down the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time. It may take several seconds. It will vibrate and then boot your phone into Fastboot mode.
Next, connect your phone to your computer with the USB cable.
Once you connect your phone to the computer via USB, you should hear the computer recognize the phone but you may not see it show up as a drive. That's okay.
Go to your computer and open a command line interface in the ADB folder (if you're sticking with my recommendation, it will be the "platform-tools" folder).
**NOTE: If you chose the Auto Install option of TWRP, you can simply double-click the file "flash_twrp.bat" and then skip to the next section (TWRP INTERFACE).
**TRICK: Go to the folder where you have the ADB file adb.exe and click in the file pathway (where it says "C:\Users\Username\Downloads\platform-tools_r29.0.4-windows\platform-tools" or whatever). Highlight and delete that file pathway, and instead type "cmd". Hit enter and it will open a terminal window already in the proper directory.
**SIDE NOTE: If you installed ADB/Fastboot universally, you can simply open the command line interface by clicking on Start and typing "cmd" to open a terminal window. Once in the terminal window, you can "cd" or change directory to the one where you have ADB. Also, you can use Powershell, but you may need to preference each Fastboot command with "./."
In that terminal window, make sure you're in the folder with adb.exe and then type this command:
fastboot devices
This command looks to make sure that the Fastboot platform recognizes your device. Next to "Fastboot Devices," you should see a series of numbers and letters. That series of numbers and letters is your phone identifier.. If you do not see any numbers/letters, then Fastboot does not see your phone and you need to troubleshoot the situation.
Next, type in the following command:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
What this is doing is identifying what platform to use (fastboot), telling it what you want to do (flash), in which directory you want to perform that action (recovery), and what file to use to flash it (twrp.img). It is important to note that, depending on how you installed TWRP, the .IMG file may be called "recovery.img" or "twrp.img" or some variation of the TWRP version number. You can either rename the file to "twrp.img" or you can type in the entire filename.
Once you hit enter, it will read something like:
target reported max download size of 805306368 bytes
sending 'recovery' (65536 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.437s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [ 0.254s]
finished. total time: 1.696s
Once it's finished, enter this command to boot into the temporary TWRP recovery operating system:
fastboot boot twrp.img
Once you hit enter, it will read something like:
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 1.428s]
booting...
OKAY [ 0.138s]
finished. total time: 1.566s
TWRP INTERFACE
Unplug your phone from the USB. The screen will go black and you may see the "Redmi" logo come on the screen. After a few seconds, the TWRP title page will appear. Once the TWRP operating system powers on, you may be presented with the option to enter a PIN code (if you previously had one on your phone) or a passcode. Enter the PIN or code to get into the TWRP interface.
Once in TWRP, you will have several options. Click "Install" and scroll to the bottom of the file list to find the magisk.zip that you transferred onto your phone. Go ahead and swipe right to install it. Once the installation is complete, click "Reboot System" to power the phone back on normally.
That's it. Your Redmi K20 Pro should now be rooted.
If there are any problems, start the process over from the Fastboot interface on your computer (where you flashed TWRP onto your phone with "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img"). Go through the same process, but before you install the Magisk.zip, first install the Disable-Force-Encryption-Treble.zip.
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NaAZoOR said:
the below quote includes steps to flash TWRP & Magisk from the link you provided, my question is:
after rooting via Magisk, am i able to get OTA updates from Xiaomi for the device normally or just like the old days, once rooted no more updates to come?
and is it sure that bank app will work normally after flashing Magisk??
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I don't know about OTA. I don't have Miui on my device. And bank apps work for me with magisk hide.

Question How to flash twrp recovery and root redmi note 10s?

I can't install a twrp recovery if I tried
A message appears (remote : this partition doesn't exist)

You wont be able to find rosemary's twrps yet... But you can root this model unlocking bootloader and flashing a modified boot.img from magisk APK, you can follow this instructions to do that; (you'll need the redmi note 10 s original rom firmware to extract the boot img and you can get it from here: https://c.mi.com/es/miuidownload/detail?device=1900397)
First, extract the boot.img file from Redmi Note 10 firmware. You can use 7Zip or WinRAR.​
Now install the Magisk Manager app on your phone.​
Open the Magisk Manager app and click on the Install.
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In the next step choose ‘Select and Patch a File’ from the option.
Browse and select the boot.img file, and it will start patching the boot image.​
The output file will be stored in the download folder with the name magisk_patched.img.​
Copy the patched boot image file to your computer in folder C:\adb. Also, rename the patched file to boot.img.​
Reboot your Redmi Note 10 to Fastboot mode and connect it to your computer.​
In the C:\adb folder (or platform-tools folder) press Shift + Right click on an empty area and select ‘Open Command window here’ or ‘Open PowerShell window here.’
You can check if the device is connected or not by entering the below command that should return some device id.​
fastboot devices​
Now enter the below command to flash Magisk and root Redmi Note 10.​
fastboot flash boot boot.img​
After flashing the patched boot image. reboot your device to the system.​
Install Magisk Manager if it’s not already installed.​
Complete the in-app instructions, and the device will automatically reboot into the system.​
That’s all, now your phone is rooted. You can check for root access using any root checker app. And once you have root access on your Redmi Note 10, you can enjoy all the apps and features that require root access. As you know Xiaomi phones show ads on some system apps that you can disable with root access. You can use different Xposed Modules to customize your phone. Also, you can install Xposed Framework on your phone to use modules.
Or if your system has an a/b partition you'll have to type this on your command window:
fastboot flash boot_a patched_boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b patched_boot.img

Or follow this page... https://mytechgyangadgets.com/how-to-root-redmi-note-10s-via-magisk-and-supersu/

Ali mohamed 96 said:
I can't install a twrp recovery if I tried
A message appears (remote : this partition doesn't exist)
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Theres 2 ways to do It explained up but i prefer first one

This is a questionable part I think:
1. If your phone doesn’t have A/B partition system:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
2. If your phone has A/B partition system:
fastboot flash boot_a patched_boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b patched_boot.img
Based on the Treble Check app, at least my phone, supported Seamless System Updates and is detected to have an A/B system partition => should be used 2?
This might be a reason of : "this partition doesn't exist" with 1.
Source: https://www.naldotech.com/root-xiaomi-redmi-note-10s-magisk/

#bosr you have to follow the second step pf your post yo success, It seems that note's 10 has an a/b system partition...

!! Success !!
The process I´ve rooted my Redmi Note 10s with V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM ROM:
(besides all needed drivers, adbs, proper fasboot ROM version, unlocked bootloader, little bit of a fear that the phone could be hard bricked and a few more) :
- patched boot.img via magisk manager v23
- flashed empty vbmeta.img as decribed here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/root-gained.4290689/
- flashed patched_boot.img (the latest platform-tools flashed it directly to boot_a)
- reboot
Voila, Redmi Note 10s is rooted and Magisk v23 installed

Ricardo 182 said:
You wont be able to find rosemary's twrps yet... But you can root this model unlocking bootloader and flashing a modified boot.img from magisk APK, you can follow this instructions to do that; (you'll need the redmi note 10 s original rom firmware to extract the boot img and you can get it from here: https://c.mi.com/es/miuidownload/detail?device=1900397)
First, extract the boot.img file from Redmi Note 10 firmware. You can use 7Zip or WinRAR.​
Now install the Magisk Manager app on your phone.​
Open the Magisk Manager app and click on the Install.
In the next step choose ‘Select and Patch a File’ from the option.
Browse and select the boot.img file, and it will start patching the boot image.​
The output file will be stored in the download folder with the name magisk_patched.img.​
Copy the patched boot image file to your computer in folder C:\adb. Also, rename the patched file to boot.img.​
Reboot your Redmi Note 10 to Fastboot mode and connect it to your computer.​
In the C:\adb folder (or platform-tools folder) press Shift + Right click on an empty area and select ‘Open Command window here’ or ‘Open PowerShell window here.’
You can check if the device is connected or not by entering the below command that should return some device id.​
fastboot devices​
Now enter the below command to flash Magisk and root Redmi Note 10.​
fastboot flash boot boot.img​
After flashing the patched boot image. reboot your device to the system.​
Install Magisk Manager if it’s not already installed.​
Complete the in-app instructions, and the device will automatically reboot into the system.​
That’s all, now your phone is rooted. You can check for root access using any root checker app. And once you have root access on your Redmi Note 10, you can enjoy all the apps and features that require root access. As you know Xiaomi phones show ads on some system apps that you can disable with root access. You can use different Xposed Modules to customize your phone. Also, you can install Xposed Framework on your phone to use modules.
Or if your system has an a/b partition you'll have to type this on your command window:
fastboot flash boot_a patched_boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b patched_boot.img
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First, extract the boot.img file from Redmi Note 10 firmware. You can use 7Zip or WinRAR."
I am not able to see boot.img file in the extracted rom. I used the same link that you had shared to download the rom. This is the file name - miui_ROSEMARYINGlobal_V12.5.5.0.RKLINXM_ab4be8a721_11.0.zip.
What is the mistake I am making?

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First, extract the boot.img file from Redmi Note 10 firmware. You can use 7Zip or WinRAR."
I am not able to see boot.img file in the extracted rom. I used the same link that you had shared to download the rom. This is the file name - miui_ROSEMARYINGlobal_V12.5.5.0.RKLINXM_ab4be8a721_11.0.zip.
What is the mistake I am making?
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Also checked the global rom from here https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/rosemary/stable beta/V12.5.12.0.RKLMIXM/
Same thing - cant find the boot.img

GildroY said:
Also checked the global rom from here https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/rosemary/stable beta/V12.5.12.0.RKLMIXM/
Same thing - cant find the boot.img
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You are searching in the wrong type of ROM. It must be the fastboot type.
for example: rosemary_global_images_V12.5.11.0.RKLMIXM_20210618.0000.00_11.0_global_06239807c1.tgz
Unpack (winrar, winzip, 7-zip ...) it, there is a folder images and boot.img in it
Do not forget to flash empty vbmeta.img first, see here

bosr said:
You are searching in the wrong type of ROM. It must be the fastboot type.
Unzip it, there is a folder images and boot.img in it
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Yeah. Apologies. Just realized it.

I was able to successfully get root access using the additional step mentioned by @bosr (Thanks a lot for that). However post that I literally bricked my device trying to debloat the device by using debloater. Post removing few of the mi bloatware apps, when I rebooted and the device kept on going into default mi recovery (even with power + vol-). I was not able to access the fastboot mode at all, no matter what I do.
Then I did the ultimate blunder ... reset the device from mi recovery. Post that I lost adb privileges as well. Besides the phone would still not boot - MIUI logo flashed with sound, then a white setup screen for a sec and again reboot.
Searching online could not fetch anything. Then I tried moving the phone to mi assistance mode from mi recovery (which is nothing but sideload mode), connect to PC and used 'adb sideload'.
Voila, the phone was detected, from sideload mode, I was able to reboot to fastboot mode, and then flash the stock rom using miflashtool. Whole 4 hours of tussle.
Sharing here, just in case someone else, gets into the same situation.
!! BADLY WAITING FOR A CLEAN ROM FOR THIS DEVICE .... <Prayers>!!

It is strange.
I did it on two "10s" devices with EAA roms w/o problems.
Did you flash flash empty vbmeta.img first and boot.img than?
Did you use the latest platform-tools as previous ones are not able to flash directly to boot_a) automatically and you must use fastboot flash boot_a command instead.

bosr said:
It is strange.
I did it on two "10s" devices with EAA roms w/o problems.
Did you flash flash empty vbmeta.img first and boot.img than?
Did you use the latest platform-tools as previous ones are not able to flash directly to boot_a) automatically and you must use fastboot flash boot_a command instead.
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Apologies for incorrect use of language. What I meant was that your instructions were 100% correct and accurate. However, post getting root access successfully and magisk installed, I tried to debloat the device using 'debloater' module under Magisk and ended up deleting some rogue apps which Mi wants us to keep. All the issues happened after that.
I have updated my original comment as well.

OK. Apology accepted

Hi Y'all,
I just got a new Note 10s and I'm willing to root device.
I'm still in the phase of waiting for the unlocked bootloader, but already trying to get all the necessary data for root.
While searching for the fastbbot Rom to extract the boot.img I discovered the follwing problem:
I can only find the fastboot Rom for the following SW: V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM
But my Note 10s is already on V12.5.10.0.RKLEUXM. For this SW only the recovery ROM is available.
How long will it take for Xiaomi to upload the latest fastboot ROM? Or am I doing something wrong,
Any help really appreciated
Andreas

I also got a new Note 10s. I updated it to the latest available version (12.5.8.0 RKLEUXM, EEA).
Downloaded these ROMs (recovery and fastboot):
miui_ROSEMARYEEAGlobal_V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM_b29e7c6a8a_11.0.zip
rosemary_eea_global_images_V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM_20210617.0000.00_11.0_eea_6ec37534bb.tgz
But I didn't found any boot.img in the last fastboot one.
Finally I extracted boot.img from the first one (recovery) using payload_dumper - but what's wrong with the easier and usual way to extract it from the fastboot ROM? Isn't it available anymore inside this ROM?
@Agzyx
You could try the payload_dumper method to extract boot.img from recovery ROM.

@Mac23
payload_dumper may be a solution. I need to wait another 5 days for bootloader unlock anyway, so I have some more time before trying to gain root access.
@All
Is there a way to "downgrade" to V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM?
Loss of data is no problem, as the phone will be rooted anyway in the future.
Andreas

Agzyx said:
@Mac23
payload_dumper may be a solution. I need to wait another 5 days for bootloader unlock anyway, so I have some more time before trying to gain root access.
@All
Is there a way to "downgrade" to V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM?
Loss of data is no problem, as the phone will be rooted anyway in the future.
Andreas
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It should be possible with XiaoMiTool

Mac23 said:
I also got a new Note 10s. I updated it to the latest available version (12.5.8.0 RKLEUXM, EEA).
Downloaded these ROMs (recovery and fastboot):
miui_ROSEMARYEEAGlobal_V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM_b29e7c6a8a_11.0.zip
rosemary_eea_global_images_V12.5.8.0.RKLEUXM_20210617.0000.00_11.0_eea_6ec37534bb.tgz
But I didn't found any boot.img in the last fastboot one.
Finally I extracted boot.img from the first one (recovery) using payload_dumper - but what's wrong with the easier and usual way to extract it from the fastboot ROM? Isn't it available anymore inside this ROM?
@Agzyx
You could try the payload_dumper method to extract boot.img from recovery ROM.
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Not sure, what you are looking for, but boot.img is in the fastboot rom:

Root method for Oxygen OS 11.0.5.BE83BA with Magisk

Notice this will VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
I am not to blame for BRICKED DEVICE.
Do this at YOUR OWN RISK.
Things you need :
1: OnePlus Nord N100 - Oxygen OS 11.0.5.BE83BA
2: Computer with Adb and Fastboot Installed - check google for adb and fastboot
3: Unlocked Bootloader - https://source.android.com/devices/bootloader/locking_unlocking
4: Adb Enabled in developer options aka USB debugging
5: The Boot.img - below
6: Magisk.apk - https://magiskmanager.com/
Guide :
Step 1: Patch Boot.img with Magisk
Open the magisk app and select Install>Select And Patch a File>Boot.img>Let's go
And then wait for :
Output file is written to
/storage/emulated/0/Download/magisk...img
- All done!
Press the arrow at the top and close Magisk for now
Step 2: Connect to the Computer with adb and fastboot installed
On Phone :
Allow the computer to browse files
On Computer :
Go in the file explorer to your phones downloads( This Computer\BE2013\Internal shared storage\Download ) folder and find the magisk...img
Copy the magisk...img to your desktop or any other folder if you can find it in Command Prompt(Windows)
Then Open Command Prompt(Windows)/Terminal(Linux)
Cd to your work folder(Desktop) or the "any other folder"
cd Desktop(Windows)
Step 3: Boot the device into bootloader
Do a check if the device is connected with:
adb devices
On phone :
Allow USB debugging
If nothing shows up on the phone or it says the phone is unauthorized reconnect the phone and try again.
On Computer :
Next we reboot the phone to bootloader with :
adb reboot bootloader
The phone will restart and you shall see a big START
Step 4: The Final Step Test & Install Root
Testing if everything works as expected eg Wifi, Bluetooth, Hotspot, Other stuff because these things broke for me once because I used the wrong version of boot.img.
Id still test them.
On Computer :
fastboot devices
If there is the same device as in Step 3 adb devices command all should be working expected.
Optional :
fastboot boot magisk...img Tip Use TAB to autocomplete in Command Prompt(Windows)
Next up test if all of the wireless stuff is working eg Wifi, Bluetooth, Hotspot, Other stuff
You can also open magisk to see if the device is Rooted.
Going back to bootloader is important for the next sub step("Flashing").
adb reboot bootloader
Flashing :
Did you boot the magisk...img?
If yes did everything work?
If not do not do this part!
fastboot flash boot magisk...img
fastboot reboot
Done!
Sorry for any typing mistakes if there is any.
If you have any questions ill be slow to respond if I even respond.
Sincerely Maxi

Where did you get this boot image?
I am getting the same behavior I get when trying to patch the global boot image - will not boot this TM model phone.

bouyakasha said:
Where did you get this boot image?
I am getting the same behavior I get when trying to patch the global boot image - will not boot this TM model phone.
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I extracted the boot image from OTA update.
What do you mean with TM model phone? This is for the BE83BA.

hello someone does not have a rom 11.0.1be83ba I formatted the whole system unfortunately

Grilmama said:
hello someone does not have a rom 11.0.1be83ba I formatted the whole system unfortunately
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Here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...ota-oxygenos-repo-of-oxygenos-builds.4253501/

https://otafsg-cost-az.coloros.com/OnePlusN100_EEA/OnePlusN100Oxygen_14.E.25_GLO_0250_2203311235/patch/amazone2/GLO/OnePlusN100Oxygen/OnePlusN100Oxygen_14.E.25_GLO_0250_2203311235/OnePlusN100Oxygen_14.E.25_OTA_0250_all_2203311235_0a17ce328283d7.zip
Hi. Anyone can you extract Oxygen OS 11.0.5. BE83BA boot.img for me? Thank you! Can't access PC.

VPH20 said:
https://otafsg-cost-az.coloros.com/OnePlusN100_EEA/OnePlusN100Oxygen_14.E.25_GLO_0250_2203311235/patch/amazone2/GLO/OnePlusN100Oxygen/OnePlusN100Oxygen_14.E.25_GLO_0250_2203311235/OnePlusN100Oxygen_14.E.25_OTA_0250_all_2203311235_0a17ce328283d7.zip
Hi. Anyone can you extract Oxygen OS 11.0.5. BE83BA boot.img for me? Thank you! Can't access PC.
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The post has been updated. It includes the updated boot.img.

Ma_x11 said:
The post has been updated. It includes the updated boot.img.
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Thank you very much!

Question Redmi note 11 se

Just trying to get a confirmation if I wanted to start rooting my device should I wait or is this the model I need to use?

slimjimz81 said:
Just trying to get a confirmation if I wanted to start rooting my device should I wait or is this the model I need to use?
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You must use the Boot.img corresponding to the rom and the code name of your device (ROSEMARY).
2 methods:
With the TWRP https://sourceforge.net/projects/recovery-for-xiaomi-devices/files/rosemary/
download Magisk app and rename it to Magisk.zip then flash it with TWRP.
or
1. Find or redownload the TGZ file for your current ROM or other rom.
2. Browse inside the zip file and find boot.img under the images folder
3. Copy this file to a temporary location in your PC first, and then transfer it to your phone
4. Install the desired version of Magisk app
5. Run the app and choose Install under Magisk
6. Choose Select and Patch a File, then select the boot.img that was transferred earlier
7. A process will run and create a new .img file in the same folder where the original one was
8. Transfer the new file to your PC in the same directory where fastboot.exe is located
9. Open a command prompt window in that same directory
10. Reboot your phone to fastboot mode and connect to PC, USB2.0 port. Check for connection by running command fastboot devices.
11. Run the command fastboot flash boot_ab magiskXXXX.img(*****command modified if necessary, A/B partitions).
Once it's completed, run command fastboot reboot and the phone should boot and be rooted.

How To Guide Root and flash any GSI on Redmi 11 Prime 5G (light)

First things first. What you need:
Platform tools
MIUI 14 Beta Stable Stock ROM
Android OTA Extractor
Device updated to MIUI 14 Beta
Magisk app installed on the phone​
Step 1
Extract MIUI 14 zip on your PC. Move payload.bin to Android OTA extractor folder.
Open terminal in the same folder.
Enter following command:
Android-ota-extractor.exe payload.bin
Let it extract.
Step 2
Root your phone via Magisk app.
Move the boot.img extracted from payload.bin to you phone's internal storage.
Open Magisk app.
Click install, select file and patch.
Once done, move your patched boot image to your PC and put it in platform-tools folder.
Reboot device into bootloader.
Open terminal in platform-tools folder.
Enter the following:
cmd
Press ENTER
fastboot flash boot patched_magisk_(press TAB to autocomplete).img
Let it finish. Reboot. Check if device is rooted.
Step 3
Download a GSI of your choice. I personally tested Pixel Experience Base/Plus and Evolution X by ponces. Extract and put the img file in platform-tools.
Reboot to fastboot.
Enter the following:
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot erase system
fastboot delete-logical-partition product_a
fastboot flash system yourgsiname.img
fastboot -w
If you want root just enter (you might actually need it, check footnotes)
fastboot reboot
If you don't, then flash the stock unpatched boot.img and reboot.
The process is done. Footnotes:
Set up the device offline. Go to phh treble settings. Select Misc.
Install ims package check both:
Request IMS
Force 4G Calling....
Reboot
Now continue setting up and logging in with your google account. SMS verification should work now.
The problems:
Incoming calls will go through on the callers side but won't pop up on your phone. Some say it might be fixed by using the Truecaller app as default phone app but I haven't tested.
Refresh rate is finicky. You need root for this. Do the following:
Download the Dfps magisk module. While you're at it download the Universal SafetyNet bypass module as well. Enable Zygisk in Magisk app and install both modules. Reboot. Should mostly be fixed now.
That's all folks.

rorkeanathema said:
First things first. What you need:
Platform tools
MIUI 14 Beta Stable Stock ROM
Android OTA Extractor
Device updated to MIUI 14 Beta
Magisk app installed on the phone​
Step 1
Extract MIUI 14 zip on your PC. Move payload.bin to Android OTA extractor folder.
Open terminal in the same folder.
Enter following command:
Android-ota-extractor.exe payload.bin
Let it extract.
Step 2
Root your phone via Magisk app.
Move the boot.img extracted from payload.bin to you phone's internal storage.
Open Magisk app.
Click install, select file and patch.
Once done, move your patched boot image to your PC and put it in platform-tools folder.
Reboot device into bootloader.
Open terminal in platform-tools folder.
Enter the following:
cmd
Press ENTER
fastboot flash boot patched_magisk_(press TAB to autocomplete).img
Let it finish. Reboot. Check if device is rooted.
Step 3
Download a GSI of your choice. I personally tested Pixel Experience Base/Plus and Evolution X by ponces. Extract and put the img file in platform-tools.
Reboot to fastboot.
Enter the following:
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot erase system
fastboot delete-logical-partition product_a
fastboot flash system yourgsiname.img
fastboot -w
If you want root just enter (you might actually need it, check footnotes)
fastboot reboot
If you don't, then flash the stock unpatched boot.img and reboot.
The process is done. Footnotes:
Set up the device offline. Go to phh treble settings. Select Misc.
Install ims package check both:
Request IMS
Force 4G Calling....
Reboot
Now continue setting up and logging in with your google account. SMS verification should work now.
The problems:
Incoming calls will go through on the callers side but won't pop up on your phone. Some say it might be fixed by using the Truecaller app as default phone app but I haven't tested.
Refresh rate is finicky. You need root for this. Do the following:
Download the Dfps magisk module. While you're at it download the Universal SafetyNet bypass module as well. Enable Zygisk in Magisk app and install both modules. Reboot. Should mostly be fixed now.
That's all folks.
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I tried to flash the pixel experience hsi on my redmi 11 prime 5g using above method
I have successfully rooted my phone but while giving the command.
fastboot flash system yourgsiname.img
It says no such file found..
I tried for almost 4 to 5 times please help us
To install gsi also it's very sad that we cannot flash any twrp on redmi 11 prime 5g....

coolagori said:
I have successfully rooted my phone but while giving the command.
fastboot flash system yourgsiname.img
It says no such file found..
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yourgsiname.img is given as example, you should put instead your GSI image filename in the command

Thanks for reminding me sir
I have done the same I have entered the name of rom only but then also it got the problem
Please help light users to get custom roms

And I forgot to tell that I didn't had miui 14 beta but I tried on both miui 14 India and miui 14 china but I failed

coolagori said:
And I forgot to tell that I didn't had miui 14 beta but I tried on both miui 14 India and miui 14 china but I failed
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I am working on RisingOS (formerly know as RiceDroid) for the phone. It might take a while though.

Thank you so much for your efforts sir..
please tell me if you need any help regarding
testing