XIAOMI.EU ROMs Flashing Guide:
MIUI 13 (Stable)
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Requirements:
Your device's bootloader must be unlocked.
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.)
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Then go to your custom rom download thread and check the date of rom file.
See the date of your rom . Now go to xiaomiformwareupdater.com and select your device. Then click download.
New page will appear. Type fastboot in the searchbar of the page. Now see global rom the date closest to the release of the xiaomi.eu rom and download.
Unzip the rom file to the root of home directory and connect your device to fastboot mode and open terminal in stock rom folder and type command:
./flash_all.sh
The terminal will close after 15-20 min approx when flashing is done.This will delete your data.
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.
TWRP method:
Follow flashing guide of twrp from here.
Boot into twrp.
Go to wipe and format data.
Then factory reset in wipe.
Do not wipe anything in advanced wipe !
Copy the .eu rom zip file to a fat32 formatted sdcard or usb.
Connect sdcard or usb to device.
Go to install , select storage , sd/usb, select eu rom zip and flash.
Once flashing done , wipe dalvik.
Reboot to system.
Done.
Updating via Updater app: (ROM Type: Recovery)
(A Xiaomi.eu ROM must already be installed on your device)
Download Xiaomi.eu ROM zip file
Copy the ROM zip file to the internal storage
Updater -> Menu (...) -> Select update package
Select the ROM zip file
Confirm any dialogs
Done!
Installing with Fastboot: (ROM Type: Fastboot)
Download Xiaomi.eu ROM zip file
Extract the .eu ROM zip to root of home directory.
Connect device in fastboot to PC via USB cable
Open a terminal in the .eu rom folder.
Run the command:
./first_install_with_data_format.sh - with data wipe, if you're flashing Xiaomi.eu ROM for the first time or downgrading
./update_rom.sh - without data wipe, if you're updating from an older Xiaomi.eu ROM.
Done!
Remember:
If you are going from MIUI 13 (or later) Weekly ROM to MIUI 13 Stable ROM, you are doing a downgrade, so format data is mandatory!
MIUI 13 (Weekly)
Go to the sourceforge link of the rom and see the date of your rom. In this case it's alioth.
See the date of your rom . Now go to xiaomiformwareupdater.com and select your device. Then click download.
New page will appear. Type fastboot in the searchbar of the page. Now see global rom the date closest to the release of the xiaomi.eu rom and download.
Unzip the rom file to the root of home directory and connect your device to fastboot mode and open a terminal in the rom folder and run the command:
./flash_all.sh
A terminal window will popup and close after 15-20 min approx when flashing is done.This will delete your data.
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.
TWRP method:
Follow flashing guide of twrp from here.
Boot into twrp.
Go to wipe and format data.
Then factory reset in wipe.
Do not wipe anything in advanced wipe !
Copy the .eu rom zip file to a fat32 formatted sdcard or usb.
Connect sdcard or usb to device.
Go to install , select storage , sd/usb, select rom eu zip and flash.
Once flashing done , wipe dalvik.
Reboot to recovery.
Reboot to system.
Done.
Fastboot:
Unzip .eu rom file to root of home directory.
Go into folder.
Open terminal window in the folder
Run command:
./linux_fastboot_update_rom.sh(Data will be lost)
Done.
CHECK THE XIAOMI.EU THREAD FOR KNOWING IF YOUR ROM IS FASTBOOT OR RECOVERY.
NOTE FOR ALL:
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
Also make sure the same to unzip xiaomi.eu rom folder in the root of home directory:
home\xiaomi.eu_multi_HMNote11_YourVersionHere
Then flash Xiaomi.EU according to instructions above.
Alternatively If you want you can flash india , eea , turkey , etc variants of stock rom instead of global , then flash xiaomi.eu according to the instructions above. But keep in mind that the release date of stock rom that you are flashing should be closest to the release date of xiaomi.eu weekly rom.
Must do all the process again if flashing a new rom
If you get a error like this: assert failed _dynamic partitions package_extract_file(dynamic_partitions_op_list) ERROR 1
Then go to the guide here 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 then flash twrp 3.7.0 according to the process in guide (if the rom you flashed is a12) or use shrp 3.1 instead of using twrp after re doing all the steps and then flash 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 cause problems such as reboots, apps crashing,etc as recovery is integrated into boot partition in which kernel is also integrated.
Thanks for not forgetting us linux folks.
pulsar said:
Thanks for not forgetting us linux folks.
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long live linux ! windows is bs.
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Hello people,
This is for Mi Note Pro (leo)
Disclaimer:
I'm not responsible for any devices being bricked, your device blowing up or world war 3 starting! You are doing this at your own risk.
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A lot of people ask how to gain root on the Mi Note Pro without actually searching the posts so I decided to make a quick tutorial on how to do it. This is the way I have done it and I have found it to be the easiest way!
1st Method (THE EASIEST AND SAFEST!)
1. Go to http://en.miui.com/download-273.html and download the Developer ROM
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2. If you have downloaded the file through your phone it will be in the Download folder, if not plug your phone into the PC and move the .zip file over to your device.
3. Open Updater app, tap on 3 dots to open the menu and tap on Choose update package
4. Navigate to where you have put in the zip file and click on it and let the phone update. (This will wipe all your data apart from pictures etc.)
5. Once it has loaded go through the setup. Open Security app > Permissions > Root Access.. There you are all done
Make sure you open an app that requires root access first before going to Security app as it will not show up on there.
2nd Method (Advanced Users!)(Temporary TWRP Recovery)
Requirements:
fastboot driver (Link attached)
twrp.img - https://mega.nz/#!nR0jHZqL!2cksl ... 5H76ut8UVtnu97HHAEo
supersu - https://download.chainfire.eu/740/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip
common sense
mi note pro!
1. First of all download all the things you need. Which are fastboot driver, twrp and supersu. All links are above ^ Copy SuperSu over to your device and keep other files on your PC
2. Power off your device and turn it back on by holding Power button and Volume Down at the same time. This will get you into fastboot menu.
3. Woohoo great now what you will have to do is plug your phone to your PC using a usb cable.
4. Open up the Command Promt and navigate to the location of your fastboot driver. Mine is C:/adb so I would type cd C:/adb in the command promt
5. Now type in fastboot devices just to make sure that your device is listed correctly.
6. Extract the TWRP zip so you have just the .img file. Place it inside same folder as fastboot. I tend to rename it to twrp.img (makes lifes easier)
7. Type fastboot boot twrp.img
8. Now your phone should boot into TWRP!! Go to install and flash the SuperSU zip.
9. Reboot and you are all rooted with Stock Recovery and Stable ROM!
3rd Method (Advanced Users!)(Permanent TWRP Recovery)
Requirements:
fastboot driver
twrp.img - https://mega.nz/#!nR0jHZqL!2ckslQxV-ODWnswRYpfDCp2M5H76ut8UVtnu97HHAEo
supersu - https://download.chainfire.eu/740/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip
common sense
mi note pro!
1. First of all download all the things you need. Which are fastboot driver, twrp and supersu. All links are above ^ Copy SuperSu over to your device and keep other files on your PC
2. Power off your device and turn it back on by holding Power button and Volume Down at the same time. This will get you into fastboot menu.
3.Woohoo great now what you will have to do is plug your phone to your PC using a usb cable.
4. Open up the Command Promt and navigate to the location of your fastboot driver. Mine is C:/adb so I would type cd C:/adb in the command promt
5. Now type in fastboot devices just to make sure that your device is listed correctly.
6. Extract the TWRP zip so you have just the .img file. Place it inside same folder as fastboot. I tend to rename it to twrp.img (makes lifes easier)
7. Type fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
8. Now your phone should boot into TWRP!! Go to install and flash the SuperSU zip.
9. Reboot and you are all rooted with TWRP recovery, the only problem is that your OTA updates will break. You can flash them manually, when Updater downloads an update go into TWRP>Install and navigate to downloaded_rom folder
In case you need to go back to stock Recovery because you have flashed TWRP Permanently please follow instructions on this thread.http://en.miui.com/thread-124319-1-1.html
GREAT! EASY!
Need to wipe cache or data?
Nope no need to do that
nice thanks for the advice
I followed ur step but no show root access...
Did I miss anything?
Absent6775 said:
I followed ur step but no show root access...
Did I miss anything?
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Yea step 5
Absent6775 said:
I followed ur step but no show root access...
Did I miss anything?
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Well their Root Access works a bit different to SuperSU instead of popping up with a box promting you to give root access what you have to do is open the app the requires root access, do an action that needs root access then you go to Security > Premissions > Root Access and you have to grant it then.
Is only way to root to do a full wipe?
Can we still do normal updates after installing this developer rom?
Yup you get newest weekly updates and they work perfectly fine! I'm on 5.7.2 currently
Updated.
Is it equally safe to flash the latest 1.0.0 supersu from chainfire? Is there any compatibility constraints? or are all version compatible with all devices? thanks for shedding some light into this
Can you use Flashify and install twrp and supersu or is supersu not needed using method 1? ?
sent from mobile thingy
Super su is not needed using method 1 as they use their own root manager.
Kahun said:
Super su is not needed using method 1 as they use their own root manager.
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How to unroot in method 2 ?
Incase I want to sell this phone so the warranty still valid to the new owner.
deddo86 said:
How to unroot in method 2 ?
Incase I want to sell this phone so the warranty still valid to the new owner.
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Just flash stable ROM.
Added a permanent recovery method but "might" break OTA
Problem with Method 1
Hi People /Mr. Kahun ,
I'm absolutely new but i would like to root my :
Mi Note Pro
Android 5.0.2.
MIUI 66.55.44.00
because some original programs make me creasy . I tried method 1. I followed your steps, i downloaded different DEVELOPER Rom (5.9.10 and 5.9.17) , but i had always with the step 4 the message GETTING INFO ..... and this is the end of the process .....
PLEASE PLEASE tell ma what can i do to root the device .
Thank you in advance
Try installing HappyMIUI rom from the android development section.
i don't know how to install .....i will try method 2.
thank you Kahun!
where can i find the fastboot driver (Link is NOT attached)
Hello everyone, I would like to ask you how I can get back to stock official global rom, as I'm not very happy with the custom eu, firstly it is slower in app opening than global, it has chinese theme, dialer and messages are xiaomi and I don't like. Yes camera has some improvements but general experience is worse as well as battery life is almost the same (obviously they remove all analytics, something you can do yourself through ADB)
Just flash the latest stock global fastboot ROM, twrp will be overwritten. Don't forget to format data but I think that is done in the fastboot script if selected anyway. https://mifirm.net/model/star.ttt#global-fastboot-stable
Thank you so much do you have a guide to do the process? Also I would like to ask, would you recommend the stock global or the official EEA firmware (it is more updated) for a global unit? My unit is indeed the one whom you gave the firmware
I have never tried EEA but have Global. I prefer the Xiaomi dialler, contacts and messaging, so opposite to you but each to their own. It's up to you to choose, you can try each now your bootloader is unlocked.
Just download the relevant fastboot package, extract ( unzip) until you get to just folders, may need a couple of times, can't remember off hand. Once you have the folders and files, connect your phone to your PC, reboot it to fastboot and then select the bat file ( choose the one that formats data as you are changing branches) and let it run. It's just like the first ROM change from stock.
Once the script is complete and successful it should reboot. It will take time as it's a new ROM but as long as you see miui, it will be all good. You will now have stock recovery too.
I always do this using a command prompt but some prefer to use miflash, so use what you did to get it to the EU ROM. But just incase I've forgotten anything, have a read up on this, may be pop over to the Xiaomi EU forum too for some advice, https://xiaomi.eu/community/forums/xiaomi-mi-11-pro-ultra-lite.211/
So I should download the fastboot rom, then unzip the content and run the flashbat through fastboot command right? Is this the firmware I can relock the bootloader with,if I want to?
Could you please tell me where to extract the zip file to? I will use fastboot cmd, so I assume the whole rom must be extracted into fastboot directory right?
one more thing I would like to point out, honestly global rom seems faster, especially apps cold start, I'm really disappointed by this, I thought xiaomi eu was much quicker rom but the only good side of it is that it gets updated quicker, and have some new feature, but honestly my wife's mate 20 pro on stock rom at 60hz and full of apps and bloatware runs the apps faster than this phone at 120hz with a snapdragon888, this is ridicolous I spent money to have a blazing fast phone. It is almost comparable to my old one plus 3 on AOSP, even more ridicolous lol
This is the guide found on th website you linked me.
1. If Fastboot firmware. The ext. must be tgz. If not. Rename it from .gz to .tgz. Extract it by WinRAR
2. For Fastboot firmware. Download XiaomiFlash lastest. Extract tool after downloaded
3. Open XiaoMiFlash.exe. Install driver if tool required. Press select and select to firmware/ROM folder what includes flash_all.bat
4. Make sure your phone are unlocked bootloader. Or you must bring your phone to EDL mode (9008) to flash
5. Bring phone to Fastboot mode by hold Power and Volume down for 5-10s. Release button when It show Fastboot
6. Connect Phone to Computer. Press Refresh to scan device. If a device showed is Ok
7. Tick clean all (very important). If not, your phone will LOCKED BOOTLOADER after flash done
8. Press Flash and wait util it show success or any error
I use adb and fastboot via command prompt, what should I do? I don't understand points 6 and 7 and what bat should I run? flash_all.bat?
1 download the official tgz rom and unpack 2 times until there will be only directory and files and put directly on C drive
2.Download xiaomi miflash and place on drive C.
3 run miflash and install the fastboot drivers
4 start the phone in fastboot mode and connect to the PC and tell the program the path to the rom directory
5 In miflash, click refresh to make the device appear on the list
6 in miflash at the bottom select clean all
7 click flash and wait for rom to install and phone reboot
what is this miflash? miflash pro?
Bartos81 said:
1 download the official tgz rom and unpack 2 times until there will be only directory and files and put directly on C drive
2.Download xiaomi miflash and place on drive C.
3 run miflash and install the fastboot drivers
4 start the phone in fastboot mode and connect to the PC and tell the program the path to the rom directory
5 In miflash, click refresh to make the device appear on the list
6 in miflash at the bottom select clean all
7 click flash and wait for rom to install and phone reboot
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do I need to format any data first? Or it is as simple as that and the process will take care of all?
I did the flash with the official EEA ROm instead of the global but it ended the flashing procedure like this
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But don't know why phone has booted as normal and now I'm into the setup process
why that error? because I'm on a global device?
Does anybody have any idea why the error occurred?
Also I would like to ask you how can I install magisk?
Booting into fastboot using the command to boot into twrp (fasboot boot twrp.img) and then run magisk.zip right?
After reboot I should stay on stock recovery and have magisk installed correct?
Is there a way to falsh the firmaware and format allal data using the command prompt instead of the miflash tool?
xNAPx said:
I did the flash with the official EEA ROm instead of the global but it ended the flashing procedure like this
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But don't know why phone has booted as normal and now I'm into the setup process
why that error? because I'm on a global device?
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How do you want to install the magisk, do as you write
fastboot boot twrp.img after starting recovery install the zip file from magisk
then you can do data formatting as well.
Data format> YES
To install magisk AFAIK I don't need to format data,right?
Format data I was referring to the firmware flash via cmd prompt instead of mi flash, if I run the cmd into adb and fastboot folder I should copy all the firmware files into the same folder and run what command to do a full wipe using flashall.bat?
Will I have any problem in my rom/firmware/phone with that error? The phone booted and I am using it now and so far no issues whatsoever, actually the phone is blazing fast and everything is running smoothly
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LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 13, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
LineageOS 20.0 source code Github repo
Kernel source code Github repo
Full Changelog
Instructions :
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/kebab
First Time Install / Clean Flash
1. Be on the OOS12 (C.36) (I didn't tested on OOS13)
2. Download copy_partitions, vbmeta, recovery, and rom for your device from here
3. Reboot to bootloader
4.fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot recovery
5. While in recovery, navigate to Apply update -> Apply from ADB
6. adb sideload copy_partitions.zip (press "yes" when signature verification fails) and then reboot to recovery
7. Repeat step 5 and adb sideload rom.zip (replace "rom" with actual filename)
8. Format data, reboot to recovery
9.While in recovery, navigate to Apply update -> Apply from ADB
10.adb sideload NikGapps-core-arm64-13-20220908-signed.zip
11.adb sideload NikGapps-Addon-13-SetupWizard-20220908-signed.zip
12.Format data, reboot to system
Update / Dirty Flash
1. Reboot to recovery
2. While in recovery, navigate to Apply update -> Apply from ADB
3. adb sideload rom.zip (replace "rom" with actual filename)
4. Reboot to system
Update from LineageOs19.1 to LineageOs20.0/ Dirty Flash (No data loss!)
1. Reboot to recovery
2. While in recovery, navigate to Apply update -> Apply from ADB
3. adb sideload rom.zip (replace "rom" with actual filename)
4.Reboot to recovery
5.adb sideload NikGapps-core-arm64-13-20220908-signed.zip
6.adb sideload NikGapps-Addon-13-SetupWizard-20220908-signed.zip
7. Reboot to system
Downloads :
https://sourceforge.net/projects/android-kernel-oneplus-sm8250/files/
I will make two build per month, and all build first i will test for 7 days on my device (KB2003) then I will release to public.
When LienageOs 20.0 is official out for kebab I will try to bring Crdroid 13 for our device.
Credits: @AnierinB, @LuK1337 and all LineageOs team!!
No touch if firmware Oos13,
Flash in progress firmware 12,
Thx.
CDI-78 said:
No touch if firmware Oos13,
Flash in progress firmware 12,
Thx.
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I clearly sad in instruction that firmware is from OOS12 C.36
Thanks for try and happy flashing
It was to test, i was on 13
Flash using the good old method of fastboot rom installer.
NikGapps-core-arm64-13 and Magisk via adb,
everything works perfectly.
thanks, I'll compare it with pixel experience, although I'm undecided on which PE to download...
Happy Holidays all!
Is the rom working with TWRP as recovery, can anyone confirm?
Also, can I upgrade from 19 to 20 without data loss?
Screenshots of rom would be nice, if anyone can upload some that be great!
Happy holydays!
Here some screenshot.
I will test upgrade from LineageOs19 to 20, but I think you will loose data.
the rom is impressively stable, everything works perfectly,
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CDI-78 said:
It was to test, i was on 13
Flash using the good old method of fastboot rom installer.
NikGapps-core-arm64-13 and Magisk via adb,
everything works perfectly.
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Can you describe how you done that mate??Flash via FASTBOOT??Thanks and cheers.
hello,
I use fastboot_installer
you unzip the rom in "payload_input".
you run payload_dumper
when it's finished you go to payload_output, you copy the content of the folder to fastboot_installer.
you start the 8T in recovery,
factory reset (you lose your data)
advanced , enter fastboot
in the fastboot_installer folder you run ROMinstaller
if you want to install gapps you go through Apply update in recovery
Idem for Magisk, the zip in Apply update it will be necessary for you to install the apk of Magisk once the telephone restarted
Which firmware are you on? If 12 no worries, if not reflash the 12.
Merry Christmas XDA
Im on 13 damn..Thank for the head up mate..
Just flash this in recovery, apply update, adb sideload
MediaFire
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
CDI-78 said:
Just flash this in recovery, apply update, adb sideload
MediaFire
MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com
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when exactly? before flashing Lineageos
exthomeboy said:
when exactly? before flashing Lineageos
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First check ddr type of kebab is it DDr4 or DDr5 with this method:
1: Boot into recovery
2: Go to "Advanced" and press "Enable ADB"
3: Connect phone to PC
4: Run "adb shell getprop ro.boot.ddr_type"
A value of "0" means you have DDR4. A value of "1" means you have DDR5.
If this returns blank, continue to Step 5.
5: If that didn't work, try "adb shell cat /proc/devinfo/ddr_type"
Output should say "Device version: DDR4" or "Device version: DDR5"
Then install androd12C-36 firmware.
If you install firmware for a wrong ddr type then you will brick your device for good!!!
And after that install Lineageos.
Or wait next build will be on OOs13-F13 firmware.
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First check ddr type of kebab is it DDr4 or DDr5 with this method:
1: Boot into recovery
2: Go to "Advanced" and press "Enable ADB"
3: Connect phone to PC
4: Run "adb shell getprop ro.boot.ddr_type"
A value of "0" means you have DDR4. A value of "1" means you have DDR5.
If this returns blank, continue to Step 5.
5: If that didn't work, try "adb shell cat /proc/devinfo/ddr_type"
Output should say "Device version: DDR4" or "Device version: DDR5"
Then install androd12C-36 firmware.
If you install firmware for a wrong ddr type then you will brick your device for good!!!
And after that install Lineageos.
Or wait next build will be on OOs13-F13 firmware.
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many thanks for your response. I'd rather wait for the next build then.
Update from Lineage19.1 to this rom is without data lost and everything works just fine.
I'm on new build with OSs13 firmware, if test go well I will release.
Happy holiday
bojantanasic said:
Update from Lineage19.1 to this rom is without data lost and everything works just fine.
I'm on new build with OSs13 firmware, if test go well I will release.
Happy holiday
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Do you think those gapps will recommend it?
northernitaly said:
Do you think those gapps will recommend it?
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Use same GAPPS that you use in LineageOs19.1 but for android 13!!
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Use same GAPPS that you use in LineageOs19.1 but for android 13!!
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I imagine its lightness, battery, simplicity and support.
If you are going from MIUI 12 (or later) Weekly ROM to MIUI 12 Stable ROM, you are doing a downgrade, so format data is mandatory!
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Requirements:
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.
MIUI 12 (Weekly And Stable)
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Go to the sourceforge link of the rom and see the date of your rom. In this case it's alioth.
See the date of your rom . Now go to xiaomiformwareupdater.com and select your device. Then click download.
New page will appear. Type fastboot in the searchbar of the page. Now see global rom the date closest to the release of the xiaomi.eu rom and download.
Unzip the rom file to the root of c: drive and connect your device to fastboot mode and double click on flash_all.bat
A cmd window will popup and close after 15-20 min approx when flashing is done.This will delete your data.
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.
TWRP method:
Flash twrp using fastboot.
Boot into twrp.
Go to wipe and format data.
Then factory reset in wipe.
Do not wipe anything in advanced wipe !
Copy the zip file to a fat32 formatted sdcard or usb.
Connect sdcard or usb to device.
Go to install , select storage , sd/usb, select rom zip and flash.
Once flashing done , wipe dalvik.
Reboot to recovery.
Reboot to system.
Done.
Fastboot:
Unzip rom file to root of c: drive.
Go into folder.
Run fastboot installation script in folder according your PC operating system:
If updating from older rom.
--- For Windows OS - windows_fastboot_update_rom.bat
--- For Linux - linux_fastboot_update_rom.sh
--- For MacOS - macos_fastboot_update_rom.sh
Done.
If installing first time.
--- For Windows OS - windows__first_install_with_data_format_.bat
--- For Linux - linux__first_install_with_data_format_.sh
--- For MacOS - macos_fastboot_first_install_with_data_format_.sh
NOTE(For Stable And Recovery ROMs):
CHECK THE XIAOMI.EU THREAD FOR KNOWING IF YOUR ROM IS FASTBOOT OR RECOVERY.
Alternatively If you want you can flash india , eea , turkey , etc variants of stock rom instead of global , then flash xiaomi.eu according to the instructions above. But keep in mind that the release date of stock rom that you are flashing should be closest to the release date of xiaomi.eu weekly rom.
Install magisk after first boot and reboot after installing magisk to get rid of system lags.
Requirements:
Your device's bootloader must be unlocked.
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.)
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MIUI 12 (Weekly And Stable)
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"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Go to the sourceforge link of the rom and see the date of your rom. In this case it's alioth.
See the date of your rom . Now go to xiaomiformwareupdater.com and select your device. Then click download.
New page will appear. Type fastboot in the searchbar of the page. Now see global rom the date closest to the release of the xiaomi.eu rom and download.
Unzip the rom file to the root of home directory and connect your device to fastboot mode and open a terminal in the rom folder and run the command:
./flash_all.sh
A terminal window will popup and close after 15-20 min approx when flashing is done.This will delete your data.
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.
TWRP method:
Flash twrp using fastboot.
Boot into twrp.
Go to wipe and format data.
Then factory reset in wipe.
Do not wipe anything in advanced wipe !
Copy the zip file to a fat32 formatted sdcard or usb.
Connect sdcard or usb to device.
Go to install , select storage , sd/usb, select rom zip and flash.
Once flashing done , wipe dalvik.
Reboot to recovery.
Reboot to system.
Done.
Fastboot:
Unzip rom file to root of home directory.
Go into folder.
Run fastboot installation script in folder
Open terminal window in the folder
If updating from older rom.
Run command in terminal:
./linux_fastboot_update_rom.sh
Done.
If installing first time.
Run command in terminal:
./linux__first_install_with_data_format_.sh
NOTE(For Stable And Recovery ROMs):
CHECK THE XIAOMI.EU THREAD FOR KNOWING IF YOUR ROM IS FASTBOOT OR RECOVERY.
Alternatively If you want you can flash india , eea , turkey , etc variants of stock rom instead of global , then flash xiaomi.eu according to the instructions above. But keep in mind that the release date of stock rom that you are flashing should be closest to the release date of xiaomi.eu weekly rom.
Install magisk after first boot and reboot after installing magisk to get rid of system lags.