Hey fellow redmi note 3 users,
I'm stuck here with a problem. I'm trying to roll back to miui 7(version 7.5) from resurrection remix official but whenever I try to do it, my mobile is stuck at the mi logo. Can anyone guide me?
Any help would be appreciated.
PS: I don't have any miui back up [emoji14]
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/red...lashing-roms-based-official-cm-t3403161/page1
ansariabdulla1994 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/red...lashing-roms-based-official-cm-t3403161/page1
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So I just need to unlock the bootloader again? And then can I flash it through recovery rom? Or fastboot is the only option?
Sorry for being a noob ?
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Well i can call myself noob too.... Bht successfully flashed miui 8 again from slim rom....
I followed the thread here on xda..
Downloaded the miui 8 rom(global) recovery zip... Deleted the emmc_appsboot file from the zip....
Cooked cracked boot image..
And then did a clean install.... (wiped cache.. System.. Delvik cache.. Data.. Even internal) and glashed miui 8... Then flashed the cracked boot image.... AND ALL DONE
Just before starting.. Check if your phone is unlocked.... If not.. Go to fastboot mode and unlock it using miunlock....
Thats what i did... After failing many times.... So try it.
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blazesachdeva said:
So I just need to unlock the bootloader again? And then can I flash it through recovery rom? Or fastboot is the only option?
Sorry for being a noob
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Well i can call myself noob too.... Bht successfully flashed miui 8 again from slim rom....
I followed the thread here on xda..
Downloaded the miui 8 rom(global) recovery zip... Deleted the emmc_appsboot file from the zip....
Cooked cracked boot image..
And then did a clean install.... (wiped cache.. System.. Delvik cache.. Data.. Even internal) and glashed miui 8... Then flashed the cracked boot image.... AND ALL DONE
Just before starting.. Check if your phone is unlocked.... If not.. Go to fastboot mode and unlock it using miunlock....
Thats what i did... After failing many times.... So try it.
blazesachdeva said:
So I just need to unlock the bootloader again? And then can I flash it through recovery rom? Or fastboot is the only option?
Sorry for being a noob
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Step 1 :- If you have unlocked officially boot into recovery(TWRP) wipe dalvik, cache, data, system (not internal storage and SDcard).
Step 2 :- Then flash a miui recovery rom.
Step 3 :- After successful flash now press home button in TWRP and click Reboot option and then select Bootloader.
Step 4 :- While you boot into fastboot open mi unlock and unlock your bootloader and then reboot the phone.
That's it!!!
ansariabdulla1994 said:
Step 1 :- If you have unlocked officially boot into recovery(TWRP) wipe dalvik, cache, data, system (not internal storage and SDcard).
Step 2 :- Then flash a miui recovery rom.
Step 3 :- After successful flash now press home button in TWRP and click Reboot option and then select Bootloader.
Step 4 :- While you boot into fastboot open mi unlock and unlock your bootloader and then reboot the phone.
That's it!!!
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Thanks a lot man! Worked flawlessly. Appreciated
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itsdhruv said:
Well i can call myself noob too.... Bht successfully flashed miui 8 again from slim rom....
I followed the thread here on xda..
Downloaded the miui 8 rom(global) recovery zip... Deleted the emmc_appsboot file from the zip....
Cooked cracked boot image..
And then did a clean install.... (wiped cache.. System.. Delvik cache.. Data.. Even internal) and glashed miui 8... Then flashed the cracked boot image.... AND ALL DONE
Just before starting.. Check if your phone is unlocked.... If not.. Go to fastboot mode and unlock it using miunlock....
Thats what i did... After failing many times.... So try it.
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Well i can call myself noob too.... Bht successfully flashed miui 8 again from slim rom....
I followed the thread here on xda..
Downloaded the miui 8 rom(global) recovery zip... Deleted the emmc_appsboot file from the zip....
Cooked cracked boot image..
And then did a clean install.... (wiped cache.. System.. Delvik cache.. Data.. Even internal) and glashed miui 8... Then flashed the cracked boot image.... AND ALL DONE
Just before starting.. Check if your phone is unlocked.... If not.. Go to fastboot mode and unlock it using miunlock....
Thats what i did... After failing many times.... So try it.
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Thanks a ton mate. I'm back to miui now.
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blazesachdeva said:
Thanks a lot man! Worked flawlessly. Appreciated
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Hit thanks if I help you instead saying thanks
Could you please tell me if the bootloader of your current miui rom is still the Cyanogenmod bootloader?
ansariabdulla1994 said:
Step 1 :- If you have unlocked officially boot into recovery(TWRP) wipe dalvik, cache, data, system (not internal storage and SDcard).
Step 2 :- Then flash a miui recovery rom.
Step 3 :- After successful flash now press home button in TWRP and click Reboot option and then select Bootloader.
Step 4 :- While you boot into fastboot open mi unlock and unlock your bootloader and then reboot the phone.
That's it!!!
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i had unlocked bootloader officially. Now using RR rom, radon 2.8, alka twrp.
Had created backup of miui before flashing RR.
So now, i just have to restore the backup from alka twrp and back on MIUI8?
Siddk007 said:
i had unlocked bootloader officially. Now using RR rom, radon 2.8, alka twrp.
Had created backup of miui before flashing RR.
So now, i just have to restore the backup from alka twrp and back on MIUI8?
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You can restore to MiUi 8, just uncheck the firmware option while restoring.
problems while switching back
itsdhruv said:
Well i can call myself noob too.... Bht successfully flashed miui 8 again from slim rom....
I followed the thread here on xda..
Downloaded the miui 8 rom(global) recovery zip... Deleted the emmc_appsboot file from the zip....
Cooked cracked boot image..
And then did a clean install.... (wiped cache.. System.. Delvik cache.. Data.. Even internal) and glashed miui 8... Then flashed the cracked boot image.... AND ALL DONE
Just before starting.. Check if your phone is unlocked.... If not.. Go to fastboot mode and unlock it using miunlock....
Thats what i did... After failing many times.... So try it.
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Well i can call myself noob too.... Bht successfully flashed miui 8 again from slim rom....
I followed the thread here on xda..
Downloaded the miui 8 rom(global) recovery zip... Deleted the emmc_appsboot file from the zip....
Cooked cracked boot image..
And then did a clean install.... (wiped cache.. System.. Delvik cache.. Data.. Even internal) and glashed miui 8... Then flashed the cracked boot image.... AND ALL DONE
Just before starting.. Check if your phone is unlocked.... If not.. Go to fastboot mode and unlock it using miunlock....
Thats what i did... After failing many times.... So try it.
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When I flashed MIUI 8 global developer ROM while on RR following happened
1) Stuck on MI logo and entered in bootloop
2) Bootloader relocked
3) Reflashed RR and found IMEI numbers vanished
4) Tried reflashing different ROMs however IMEI and hence NO SIM error
5) Flashed stock MIUI ROM
6) As expected stuck on MI logo and bootloop
7) Again reflashed RR
8) Surprisingly IMEI numbers came back with both SIMs started
Now am very afraid of doing it again...pls tell me why had this happened and whats the remedy.
Thanks!!!
sunil.athavale said:
When I flashed MIUI 8 global developer ROM while on RR following happened
1) Stuck on MI logo and entered in bootloop
2) Bootloader relocked
3) Reflashed RR and found IMEI numbers vanished
4) Tried reflashing different ROMs however IMEI and hence NO SIM error
5) Flashed stock MIUI ROM
6) As expected stuck on MI logo and bootloop
7) Again reflashed RR
8) Surprisingly IMEI numbers came back with both SIMs started
Now am very afraid of doing it again...pls tell me why had this happened and whats the remedy.
Thanks!!!
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flash the fastboot rom using miflash...... I faced similar problem with RR.. i could not get security settings to run in any other rom..
I clean flashed the fastboot rom using the miflash.... any older version or miui 8 will work....
itsdhruv said:
flash the fastboot rom using miflash...... I faced similar problem with RR.. i could not get security settings to run in any other rom..
I clean flashed the fastboot rom using the miflash.... any older version or miui 8 will work....
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Many thanks.. Surely try though feeling scared to do it..
Rudraneil said:
Could you please tell me if the bootloader of your current miui rom is still the Cyanogenmod bootloader?
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Do you mean the recovery? Bcoz bootloader always remain Mi's, unless someone messes it up.
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blazesachdeva said:
So I just need to unlock the bootloader again? And then can I flash it through recovery rom? Or fastboot is the only option?
Sorry for being a noob ?
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No need to be sorry for. But keep the Recovery Rom and Fastboot Rom with you at all times. Just in case something goes wrong.
Sent from my Xiaomi Mi 5 using XDA Labs
There is a easy way too u just have to flash lazyflasher after flashing official miui ROM lazyflasher will delete emmc file n will also delete "verify" from fstab.qcom file done!! It works great I have flashed miui roms several times lazy flasher also has a SuperSU zip if u want to root miui ROM n ur bootloader remains unlocked
Tips - after flashing both files lazy flasher n ROM then tap on reboot system it will ask to "disable replace stock recovery" that time u have to "swipe to allow modifications" if u select "do not disable" then ur TWRP recovery will be gone on next boot.
Just remember to flash lazyflasher zip every time ur reverting back from custom to stock rom
sunil.athavale said:
Many thanks.. Surely try though feeling scared to do it..
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where can I download the fastboot Rom for MIUI? Link pls if any!
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itsdhruv said:
flash the fastboot rom using miflash...... I faced similar problem with RR.. i could not get security settings to run in any other rom..
I clean flashed the fastboot rom using the miflash.... any older version or miui 8 will work....
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where can i get the download link?
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For Those Who DOOO
Hi DODOS,
We know that, inorder to downgrade from Miui 6 to Miui 5 on Mi3W,we have to lose entire Internal SD card if we use fastboot flashing method,and hence i made this thread to help you people avoiding the loss of entire data.
Requirements:
1) Mi3W (A Dragon In Your Pocket )
2)CWM recovery (Download From Attachment)
3)Recent stable version of Miui v5 rom(Get it from the download section of official miui english website)
Procedure:
1)Backup your apps and settings since they'll be wiped.
2)Open the Updater app and select update package(i.e the downloaded CWM recovery) by browsing through your sd card.
3)Tap on reboot and enter into recovery by holding "vol+" button
4)Select your active system(choose any of the system and go to advanced menu,you can see your active system their,then change to current active system from managed system[system 1/2] )
5)wipe data/factory reset
6)wipe cache partition
7)mounts and storage>format /system(To avoid force closes of apps after rebooting)
8)advanced>wipe dalvik cache
9)install zip>choose zip from /sdcard>0/>Downloaded Stable ROM
10)reboot system now (Select ---yes-disable recovery flash and root your device if prompted)
This Worked For Me and I felt to share it with you people..Thank you.
and
THANKS to
@Ivan @huangqiwu and @Shahzad
for CWM
Let me know your response. Plz reply..
Nice job mate, I"ll try it later coz I still wanna use MIUI 6
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After wiping the phone, how do you restore your previous apps?
moi123 said:
After wiping the phone, how do you restore your previous apps?
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You can restore apps and app data using MIUI's backup and reset option. Few system apps may not get restored since you are downgrading,but that doesn't create an issue. I'm using most of the apps (excluding system apps) normally.
how to downgrade to miui 6 from android lollipop 5.0.3 mi4
i am using Mi4 in India and Android Lollipop 5.0.2. but i feel MIUI is better then android stock rom. i need help to go back to MIUI 6.
Please guide. thanks in advance
pbdwaj : how to downgrade to miui 6 from android lollipop 5.0.3 mi4
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Just head over to http://en.miui.com/thread-68201-1-1.html. Here you can find a detailed guide on it. If you have any doubts just PM me,i'll help you out
thanks to @Bughinirari
Works for me
I have just replaced 5.1 AOSP rom with latest MIUI 6 following the steps from the guide. Everything went well. Also, I still have CWM recovery.
Customs rom
LePiaf said:
I have just replaced 5.1 AOSP rom with latest MIUI 6 following the steps from the guide. Everything went well. Also, I still have CWM recovery.
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So can i flash miui 6 rom in cwm. While im came from custom rom like cm12.1
saqlyn said:
So can i flash miui 6 rom in cwm. While im came from custom rom like cm12.1
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Of course... You can... Wipe system and data and flash miui rom. Miui 5, miui 6, or miui 7.. You can flash anything
ok sir ..thank you i will try it later
Hello guys, i have a problem, i tried to install RR 5.7.4 via TWRP ZCX, but the first boot asks me for a password
PS: I tried flashing RR while i was in MIUI 8 global stable
Factory reset in TWRP.
using TWRP filemanager go to /data/system
Delete all .key files and also delete locksettings.db file.
Reboot enjoy
Guys, my TWRP ZCX crashed, it is stuck on its logo
theoneofgod said:
Factory reset in TWRP.
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HI, I am also facing same issue. For every boot I am being asked to draw the pattern. Factory reset in TWRP will not effect my current rom and data stuff ????
[email protected] said:
HI, I am also facing same issue. For every boot I am being asked to draw the pattern. Factory reset in TWRP will not effect my current rom and data stuff ????
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Yes it will.
Do what's said here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70354200&postcount=3
theoneofgod said:
Yes it will.
Do what's said here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70354200&postcount=3
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Thanks for the info
Can you explain what is this feature? because I didn't get this when i am in miui 8. But as soon as I flashed ZCX TWRP and installed RR I started getting this. Thanks in Advance
[email protected] said:
Thanks for the info
Can you explain what is this feature? because I didn't get this when i am in miui 8. But as soon as I flashed ZCX TWRP and installed RR I started getting this. Thanks in Advance
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What he suggested will delete the lockscreen password/passcode etc so you can boot the phone without any prompts. You do this within TWRP.
theoneofgod said:
What he suggested will delete the lockscreen password/passcode etc so you can boot the phone without any prompts. You do this within TWRP.
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Many thanks guys..You are quite supportive :angel:
[email protected] said:
Thanks for the info
Can you explain what is this feature? because I didn't get this when i am in miui 8. But as soon as I flashed ZCX TWRP and installed RR I started getting this. Thanks in Advance
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this is because force encryption of internal storage. do a factory reset in twrp after flashing lazy flasher. and if its stuck on twrp boot logo thn u have to flash latest fastboot dev rom through miflash. thn unlock bootloader thn flash twrp thn flash lazy flasher thn factry reset. .
hope it helps
smustafasms said:
this is because force encryption of internal storage. do a factory reset in twrp after flashing lazy flasher. and if its stuck on twrp boot logo thn u have to flash latest fastboot dev rom through miflash. thn unlock bootloader thn flash twrp thn flash lazy flasher thn factry reset. .
hope it helps
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oh in that case, should I have to factory reset everytime I flash a rom through my TWRP? I use ZCX TWRP, so Lazy flasher is not required after rom flashing right?
you just need it once . to decrypt your storage
[email protected] said:
oh in that case, should I have to factory reset everytime I flash a rom through my TWRP? I use ZCX TWRP, so Lazy flasher is not required after rom flashing right?
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In the information about the ZCX TWRP I found below:
ZCX TWRP : http://forum.xda-developers.com/redm...persu-t3462448
- Based on official TWRP 3.0.2-0
- Patches boot.img automatically (Removes dm-verity flag)
- Disables forced encryption
Should I have to tweak anything in TWRP settings to remove this dm-verify flag everytime?
[email protected] said:
In the information about the ZCX TWRP I found below:
ZCX TWRP : http://forum.xda-developers.com/redm...persu-t3462448
- Based on official TWRP 3.0.2-0
- Patches boot.img automatically (Removes dm-verity flag)
- Disables forced encryption
Should I have to tweak anything in TWRP settings to remove this dm-verify flag everytime?
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no ,but you should flash lazy flasher once . to decrypt ur internal storage. dm-verity flag does nothing to decrypt storage
smustafasms said:
no ,but you should flash lazy flasher once . to decrypt ur internal storage. dm-verity flag does nothing to decrypt storage
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Thank you very much :angel:
gulshanstrider said:
using TWRP filemanager go to /data/system
Delete all .key files and also delete locksettings.db file.
Reboot enjoy
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I tried it. Earlier i did not have any issue even if i install custom rom on my Redmi note 3. But today i thought of trying Pure Nexus *Substratum* rom. And on the first boot it asked me to enter password. though i have never kept password for my mobile, i tried all the passwords that i remember, which didnt solve my issue. then saw ur reply and tried it, and still it didnt work for me. Any other way?:crying:
AnilLonely said:
I tried it. Earlier i did not have any issue even if i install custom rom on my Redmi note 3. But today i thought of trying Pure Nexus *Substratum* rom. And on the first boot it asked me to enter password. though i have never kept password for my mobile, i tried all the passwords that i remember, which didnt solve my issue. then saw ur reply and tried it, and still it didnt work for me. Any other way?:crying:
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Are you coming from MIUI? If so then MIUI encrypts the data partition, hence the new ROM asking for a password.
Before you install the ROM, you must "format data" on wipe in TWRP, this is different from wipe data.
Note that this will delete all your data obviously.
kimxk said:
Are you coming from MIUI? If so then MIUI encrypts the data partition, hence the new ROM asking for a password.
Before you install the ROM, you must "format data" on wipe in TWRP, this is different from wipe data.
Note that this will delete all your data obviously.
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Yes i am coming from MIUI. I had done that But no use. Tried what ever that has been discussed in the following thread as well, but that also did not work for me.
http://en.miui.com/thread-324522-1-1.html
Posted a thread on MIUI forum as well. Waiting for some sort of help. Earlier i was able to install Custom Rom's without any issue, (though i am coming from MIUI), but now what ever may be the rom that i am trying to flash, the first boot is asking me for password. Unable to understand what is the issue.
AnilLonely said:
Yes i am coming from MIUI. I had done that But no use. Tried what ever that has been discussed in the following thread as well, but that also did not work for me.
http://en.miui.com/thread-324522-1-1.html
Posted a thread on MIUI forum as well. Waiting for some sort of help. Earlier i was able to install Custom Rom's without any issue, (though i am coming from MIUI), but now what ever may be the rom that i am trying to flash, the first boot is asking me for password. Unable to understand what is the issue.
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Are you sure that you used "format data"?
Wipe data doesn't remove the encryption.
See this page for an image:
http://xiaomitips.com/media/2016/07/Format-Data-TWRP.png
kimxk said:
Are you sure that you used "format data"?
Wipe data doesn't remove the encryption.
See this page for an image:
http://xiaomitips.com/media/2016/07/Format-Data-TWRP.png
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Perfect. Worked bro. Thanks a lot for the help. I was wiping cache,and internal storage. Now only came to know this. :highfive:
Hi guys, i was wondering what are the differences between doing a factory reset, hard reset or doing a full wipe (data, cache, dalvik cache, system and internal storage) with twrp.
I want to restore my phone like it was when i bought and opened in the box. Then i will flash a custom rom (i have twrp installed). There are different terminology used to perform similar/same actions regarding this.
Considering that after the restore i will install another rom different than the original one, should i do just a full wipe with twrp, or a factory reset/hard reset will erase better the files in my phone? Are these same actions?
Should you tell me what action is the best in my case?
- Factory reset means it turns the device like when you actually bought it
- Hard reset means using power key combinations to reset device , Factory reset & hard reset is the same it can also be done using on screen commands
- TWRP full wipe means it wipes everything even the system , that means even Android skin is wiped which leaves your device with just Recovery & nothing installed
Conclusion - TWRP wipe for flashing every new ROM , if you're flashing just update of same ROM don't wipe anything directly flash zip file & Gapps
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VaibhavKumar07 said:
- Factory reset means it turns the device like when you actually bought it
- Hard reset means using power key combinations to reset device , Factory reset & hard reset is the same it can also be done using on screen commands
- TWRP full wipe means it wipes everything even the system , that means even Android skin is wiped which leaves your device with just Recovery & nothing installed
Conclusion - TWRP wipe for flashing every new ROM , if you're flashing just update of same ROM don't wipe anything directly flash zip file & Gapps
Sent from my Redmi Note 3 using Tapatalk
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Thanks! Another question : we said that factory reset restores the original android system and this is basically the only difference against a full wipe. Ok, but is there a difference between wiping partitions with twrp and performing a factory reset? is wiping different from erasing with factory reset? does factory reset erase better the files than the twrp's wipes? or are these exactly same things?
davide barbagrigia said:
Thanks! Another question : we said that factory reset restores the original android system and this is basically the only difference against a full wipe. Ok, but is there a difference between wiping partitions with twrp and performing a factory reset? is wiping different from erasing with factory reset? does factory reset erase better the files than the twrp's wipes? or are these exactly same things?
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In TWRP if you uncheck system & wipe the rest ie - data , cache , dalvik cache , internet storage that's equivalent to Factory reset , but if you have a custom ROM & want to get back to Miui there's a different procedure let me know if you wanna do that [emoji106]
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VaibhavKumar07 said:
In TWRP if you uncheck system & wipe the rest ie - data , cache , dalvik cache , internet storage that's equivalent to Factory reset , but if you have a custom ROM & want to get back to Miui there's a different procedure let me know if you wanna do that [emoji106]
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Ok,that's fine I already reverted back to miui from Nitrogen os using zcx twrp, because battery life didn't convince me and I have more confidence with the stock miui camera. Now I only want to clean my phone because I installed much things which I currently not use. I will stay to miui 8.2.2 global stable which is different from the miui global developer which is the native version of my phone =)
TWRP Resetting
VaibhavKumar07 said:
- Factory reset means it turns the device like when you actually bought it
- Hard reset means using power key combinations to reset device , Factory reset & hard reset is the same it can also be done using on screen commands
- TWRP full wipe means it wipes everything even the system , that means even Android skin is wiped which leaves your device with just Recovery & nothing installed
Conclusion - TWRP wipe for flashing every new ROM , if you're flashing just update of same ROM don't wipe anything directly flash zip file & Gapps
Sent from my Redmi Note 3 using Tapatalk
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Hello. I have a Note 5 that I just bought and tried to root. But I screwed it up and managed only to install TWRP, without root. Now the phone only goes into loop mode. But I have TWRP 3.1.1., apparently with all the TWRP buttons working (including adb sideload, terminal, file manager) The question is, how can I restore the phone to factory reset? I cant seem to get to the option that wipes the data and does a hard reset. I can delete the system but what good does that do me if I can;'t get a working system
I was on Android 7.0, Nougat.
Thanks in advance!
AlvinT said:
Hello. I have a Note 5 that I just bought and tried to root. But I screwed it up and managed only to install TWRP, without root. Now the phone only goes into loop mode. But I have TWRP 3.1.1., apparently with all the TWRP buttons working (including adb sideload, terminal, file manager) The question is, how can I restore the phone to factory reset? I cant seem to get to the option that wipes the data and does a hard reset. I can delete the system but what good does that do me if I can;'t get a working system
I was on Android 7.0, Nougat.
Thanks in advance!
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You bought a galaxy note 5 now? Or is it Redmi note 4
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VaibhavKumar07 said:
You bought a galaxy note 5 now? Or is it Redmi note 4
Sent from my Redmi Note 3 using Tapatalk
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It's a new Note 5. I found your comment by looking up TWRP problems, and you seemed knowledgeable . Of course these phones differ
AlvinT said:
It's a new Note 5. I found your comment by looking up TWRP problems, and you seemed knowledgeable . Of course these phones differ
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Okay first try factory reset in Twrp or wipe everything except system ( both are same ) If this fails ...
Search for custom ROMs for Note 5 or Simply flash Lineage OS if it's available for your device .
Device must be able to boot now & If this fails ....
Flash stock firmware , this requires PC & everything will be reset replaced with stock recovery & ROM
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VaibhavKumar07 said:
Okay first try factory reset in Twrp or wipe everything except system ( both are same ) If this fails ...
Search for custom ROMs for Note 5 or Simply flash Lineage OS if it's available for your device .
Device must be able to boot now & If this fails ....
Flash stock firmware , this requires PC & everything will be reset replaced with stock recovery & ROM
Sent from my Redmi Note 3 using Tapatalk
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Again thanks for the reply. But will it be possible to flash somethng (like Lineage OS) if all I have is TWRP when I boot? Could I use Terminal or ADB sideload in some way
AlvinT said:
Again thanks for the reply. But will it be possible to flash somethng (like Lineage OS) if all I have is TWRP when I boot? Could I use Terminal or ADB sideload in some way
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Follow this tutorial https://android.gadgethacks.com/how-to/sideload-flashable-zips-android-with-twrp-0176529/ I don't think there is lineage for your device try any other official ROM like Resurrection remix or AICP etc
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VaibhavKumar07 said:
Follow this tutorial https://android.gadgethacks.com/how-to/sideload-flashable-zips-android-with-twrp-0176529/ I don't think there is lineage for your device try any other official ROM like Resurrection remix or AICP etc
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THANKS SO MUCH!!! I figured out how to use adb sideload, flashed and installed the files I didnt install when I screwed up, and I now have a rooted working phone. YAY:laugh:
AlvinT said:
THANKS SO MUCH!!! I figured out how to use adb sideload, flashed and installed the files I didnt install when I screwed up, and I now have a rooted working phone. YAY[emoji23]
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Hit the thanks button , that'll keep me motivated to help every person in need
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I thought I did, but just to be sure I did again
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I wanted to go back from RR to miui so I cleaned system, data, cache, davilk cache from twrp but then after successful restore it booted to miui but was showing message to reset the device n i clicked reset, it rebooted to twrp recovery n it got resetted to default n was showing that my internal drive space as 0. What to do?
rahul gunda said:
I wanted to go back from RR to miui so I cleaned system, data, cache, davilk cache from twrp but then after successful restore it booted to miui but was showing message to reset the device n i clicked reset, it rebooted to twrp recovery n it got resetted to default n was showing that my internal drive space as 0. What to do?
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you will have to flash fatboot rom via edl using mi flash tool..your drives been corrupted ...
Can u provide link pls?
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adithyan25 said:
you will have to flash fatboot rom via edl using mi flash tool..your drives been corrupted ...
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Can u pls give link for fast boot rom n steps to flash as I'm new to xda.
Thanks
rahul gunda said:
Can u provide link pls?
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Can u pls give link for fast boot rom n steps to flash as I'm new to xda.
Thanks
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http://bigota.d.miui.com/V8.5.1.0.M...ED_20170619.0000.00_6.0_global_5e15f747f5.tgz
you can use youtube for video tutorial on how to flash fastboot rom via edl using mi flash tool
adithyan25 said:
http://bigota.d.miui.com/V8.5.1.0.M...ED_20170619.0000.00_6.0_global_5e15f747f5.tgz
you can use youtube for video tutorial on how to flash fastboot rom via edl using mi flash tool
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THANKS BRO
But y did internal storage got corrupt?
hi i tryed to convert my redmi note 4x to global when flashing with mi flash tool i did it without clean and after that firmware finish installing but got stuck in bootloop now i flashed twrp and tryed to flash custom rom but again bootloop when i check my storage it shows 9gb now when its actual is 32gb i think i disturbed partitions any solution available?
Are you able to boot into TWRP?? If not flash TWRP first using fastboot.
Once you have access to TWRP boot into it and perform a full wipe (System + Data + Cache + Dalvik + Internal Storage). Perform a format too after wipe to be on the safer side. Now copy a custom ROM or MIUI ROM to your Internal Storage or SD card through a computer. Once copied install your ROM.
If you flashed custom ROM flash Gapps after flashing ROM. Reboot.
If you flashed MIUI, flash lazyflasher after that(or phone will be stuck at MI logo). Reboot.
You can find download links for lazyflasher here on XDA or you can google it too.
ArK96 said:
Are you able to boot into TWRP?? If not flash TWRP first using fastboot.
Once you have access to TWRP boot into it and perform a full wipe (System + Data + Cache + Dalvik + Internal Storage). Perform a format too after wipe to be on the safer side. Now copy a custom ROM or MIUI ROM to your Internal Storage or SD card through a computer. Once copied install your ROM.
If you flashed custom ROM flash Gapps after flashing ROM. Reboot.
If you flashed MIUI, flash lazyflasher after that(or phone will be stuck at MI logo). Reboot.
You can find download links for lazyflasher here on XDA or you can google it too.
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awais_666 said:
hi i tryed to convert my redmi note 4x to global when flashing with mi flash tool i did it without clean and after that firmware finish installing but got stuck in bootloop now i flashed twrp and tryed to flash custom rom but again bootloop when i check my storage it shows 9gb now when its actual is 32gb i think i disturbed partitions any solution available?
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@ArK96 is right but the only thing i suggest is to, flash miui and lazyflasher first so as to properly set up the initial firmware, and partitioning. After miui boots properly, you can do anything you want. :highfive:
ArK96 said:
Are you able to boot into TWRP?? If not flash TWRP first using fastboot.
Once you have access to TWRP boot into it and perform a full wipe (System + Data + Cache + Dalvik + Internal Storage). Perform a format too after wipe to be on the safer side. Now copy a custom ROM or MIUI ROM to your Internal Storage or SD card through a computer. Once copied install your ROM.
If you flashed custom ROM flash Gapps after flashing ROM. Reboot.
If you flashed MIUI, flash lazyflasher after that(or phone will be stuck at MI logo). Reboot.
You can find download links for lazyflasher here on XDA or you can google it too.
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thank you for a quick reply yes i am able to go into twrp and i did format system data cache dalvik and internal storage and after wipe did format too but still stuck at same issue and when i open the internal storage in my computer it shows only 9gb storage
MyNameIsRage said:
@ArK96 is right but the only thing i suggest is to, flash miui and lazyflasher first so as to properly set up the initial firmware, and partitioning. After miui boots properly, you can do anything you want. :highfive:
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ok so the normal global firmware will do? i didnt do with lazyflasher but will do it now
awais_666 said:
ok so the normal global firmware will do? i didnt do with lazyflasher but will do it now
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you mean the global rom? yes the one you downloaded from en.miui.com
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you mean the global rom? yes the one you downloaded from en.miui.com
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yes thats the one downloading now thank you guys for quick response ill update once done
@MyNameIsRage thank you for correcting me.
Yes. Please do flash MIUI and lazy first. Looks like you messed up your partitions.
Peace.
hey guys i tryed the following method luckily now storage is shown as 23 gb but when i flash miui rom in twrp the process doesnt complete its like the process bar goes till 95 percent and after that it keeps flashing but nothing happening i left the phone like this for 2 hours for 2 times but nothing happened am i doing something wrong here
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hey guys i tryed the following method luckily now storage is shown as 23 gb but when i flash miui rom in twrp the process doesnt complete its like the process bar goes till 95 percent and after that it keeps flashing but nothing happening i left the phone like this for 2 hours for 2 times but nothing happened am i doing something wrong here
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After flashing MIUI and lazy you flashed MIUI again is that what you are saying?
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After flashing MIUI and lazy you flashed MIUI again is that what you are saying?
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nop i formatted everything and then install miui rom for redmi note 4x which doesnt finish installing
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nop i formatted everything and then install miui rom for redmi note 4x which doesnt finish installing
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Go here and download the Global Stable worldwide release version firmware.
Boot into twrp wipe and format everything. Also after that reflash TWRP again using fastboot.
Once reflashed boot into TWRP and again perform a full wipe and format, then install the downloaded firmware zip. After that reboot TWRP and try flashing MIUI.
ArK96 said:
Go here and download the Global Stable worldwide release version firmware.
Boot into twrp wipe and format everything. Also after that reflash TWRP again using fastboot.
Once reflashed boot into TWRP and again perform a full wipe and format, then install the downloaded firmware zip. After that reboot TWRP and try flashing MIUI.
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cool will try that in a while just a quick question i read somewhere that do the same process with red wolf recovery rather then twrp does that make any difference
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cool will try that in a while just a quick question i read somewhere that do the same process with red wolf recovery rather then twrp does that make any difference
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Yes. Red wolf is more MIUI friendly, it is made with OTA survival in mind. But your issue is that the ROM is not getting flashed. You can try what I said above about TWRP reflash, if it doesn't work you can go ahead and try redwolf. REDWOLF is nothing but modded TWRP, base code is still TWRP.
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Yes. Red wolf is more MIUI friendly, it is made with OTA survival in mind. But your issue is that the ROM is not getting flashed. You can try what I said above about TWRP reflash, if it doesn't work you can go ahead and try redwolf. REDWOLF is nothing but modded TWRP, base code is still TWRP.
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hey mate finally i got time to do the procedure i flashed the kernel that you told and on top of it the firmware and lazyflasher it went through in just few minutes and was all done and working perfectly now thanks alot
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hey mate finally i got time to do the procedure i flashed the kernel that you told and on top of it the firmware and lazyflasher it went through in just few minutes and was all done and working perfectly now thanks alot
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Good job mate.
Hi there, I'm using Redmi Note 3 (Kenzo)
Using TWRP, I tried to flash to latest PixelExperience_kenzo-9.0-20190507-0434-OFFICIAL but I always stucked at the Google Loading screen. It's almost 30 mins now.
Here's what I did :
Wiped all data(including Internal Storage)
Flashed the PixelExperience_kenzo-9.0-20190507-0434-OFFICIAL.zip
Wiped Dalvik cache after flashing the zip
Am I missing something here?
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Hi there, I'm using Redmi Note 3 (Kenzo)
Using TWRP, I tried to flash to latest PixelExperience_kenzo-9.0-20190507-0434-OFFICIAL but I always stucked at the Google Loading screen. It's almost 30 mins now.
Here's what I did :
Wiped all data(including Internal Storage)
Flashed the PixelExperience_kenzo-9.0-20190507-0434-OFFICIAL.zip
Wiped Dalvik cache after flashing the zip
Am I missing something here?
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Format data in twrp.
Black_Stark said:
Format data in twrp.
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Yes did that. Same outcome. It just kick me back to the TWRP menu after loading for so long.
hackerhunt509 said:
Yes did that. Same outcome. It just kick me back to the TWRP menu after loading for so long.
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Answer below .
R u officially unlocked?
On Which miui rom version u unlocked ur phone?
Black_Stark said:
Answer below .
R u officially unlocked?
On Which miui rom version u unlocked ur phone?
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Yes I was officially unlocked.
I was on MIUI 8(Android 6.0)
The reason I went to MIUI 8 because I wanted to fix my "Radio Off" problem which seems to affect most of the Android phones, especially Xiaomis'
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Yes I was officially unlocked.
I was on MIUI 8(Android 6.0)
The reason I went to MIUI 8 because I wanted to fix my "Radio Off" problem which seems to affect most of the Android phones, especially Xiaomis'
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Use latest twrp 3.3.3
First update firmware
Download and flash this latest firmware zip using twrp.
https://mirrors.tuna.tsinghua.edu.c...roGlobal_V10.2.1.0.MHOMIXM_36c0f5ded3_6.0.zip
Then format data
Type Yes to format and decrypt phone.
Then swipe to factory data reset
Flash rom zip
Flash arm64 nano gapps zip
Reboot