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Hi guys,
I've just unlocked my device and want to root. Not particularly bothered about flashing custom ROMs, but I do want to root the device and clear out some of the stock apps that I don't use.
Info:
- MIUI 8 Stable
- 8.0.1.0 LAICNDG
I'm running the 3GB/32GB version of the device, if this helps.
What do I need to do from here? I've seen lots of different info on different sites but thought XDA would be the best place to get a definitive answer..
I need to install TWRP (easy enough if it's just flashing via fastboot in terminal) and then flash SuperSU or some sorts.
Any help is appreciated.
All you need is download MIUI Developer ROM for your device (Redmi 3)..
Developer ROM is pre-rooted, you can enable root access in Security (this is an app) > Permissions > Root Access.. #CMIIW
irfanfadilah said:
All you need is download MIUI Developer ROM for your device (Redmi 3)..
Developer ROM is pre-rooted, you can enable root access in Security (this is an app) > Permissions > Root Access.. #CMIIW
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Thanks - I did try this in the past before MIUI8 was officially released but could not get Gapps working on it at all so reverted to Stable 7. Now on Stable 8 though. Is there a way of rooting the stable build?
adaimespechip said:
Thanks - I did try this in the past before MIUI8 was officially released but could not get Gapps working on it at all so reverted to Stable 7. Now on Stable 8 though. Is there a way of rooting the stable build?
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I use MIUI 8 Global Stable and tried to root it using TWRP + SU but no luck, it's just stuck on boot screen, and haven't found any tools/ways to root Global Stable Version..
Just try current Global Developer ROM (MIUI 8), it's should be fine..
irfanfadilah said:
I use MIUI 8 Global Stable and tried to root it using TWRP + SU but no luck, it's just stuck on boot screen, and haven't found any tools/ways to root Global Stable Version..
Just try current Global Developer ROM (MIUI 8), it's should be fine..
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Hi I'm really new to Xiaomi phone, and I'm trying to do some flashing to other custom ROM. I have some basic knowledge flashing custom ROM with my previous phone. So I want to ask, in case I got bootloop, what should I do? Is it just usually clearing cache on TWRP?
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irfanfadilah said:
I use MIUI 8 Global Stable and tried to root it using TWRP + SU but no luck, it's just stuck on boot screen, and haven't found any tools/ways to root Global Stable Version..
Just try current Global Developer ROM (MIUI 8), it's should be fine..
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Hey - so i've just flashed China developer rom, managed to get gapps all up and running but non of the root apps seem to work.. I can grant them access but nothing seems to actually action. Any ideas? Is it easier to just flash a custom recovery now that i'm on that rom?
Thanks for your help!
Hi guys
Ive just purchased the great kenzo last week
I just wanted to know how do i root my phone
It has 8.0.5.0
I wanted to know is there a way to do this so that i dont lose warranty
Also as i understand i will have to unlock bootloader to do this and for that i will have to place a request with xiaomi thus voiding my warranty
So is it possible to just root and not void warranty
Also if there are any options to install custom roms as well without losing warranty
Any help will be appreciated guys
I am from India
Anybody??
Requesting a bootloader unlock will not void your warranty
It is easiest done in this order:
1. Unlock bootloader
2. Flash TWRP recovery
3. Flash SuperSU to root.
saif.dmaster said:
Hi guys
Ive just purchased the great kenzo last week
I just wanted to know how do i root my phone
It has 8.0.5.0
I wanted to know is there a way to do this so that i dont lose warranty
Also as i understand i will have to unlock bootloader to do this and for that i will have to place a request with xiaomi thus voiding my warranty
So is it possible to just root and not void warranty
Also if there are any options to install custom roms as well without losing warranty
Any help will be appreciated guys
I am from India
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You DO NOT have to unlock your bootloader to flash twrp and then root your phone. Please see this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/red...-to-flash-twrp-recovery-unlock-t3473294/page8
It worked very well for me.
induna said:
You DO NOT have to unlock your bootloader to flash twrp and then root your phone. Please see this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/red...-to-flash-twrp-recovery-unlock-t3473294/page8
It worked very well for me.
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Could you please tell me if that is possible on the latest update that is 8.0.5.0
saif.dmaster said:
Could you please tell me if that is possible on the latest update that is 8.0.5.0
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I think it will only work reliably on a Marshmallow based rom. So you will need to flash the latest global beta in edl mode.
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I think it will only work reliably on a Marshmallow based rom. So you will need to flash the latest global beta in edl mode.
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Where can i find the developer fastboot room for kenzo to proceed with this
All i can find is the global developer recovery ROM which you can flash through updater app in rom
I did download this miui_HMNote3ProGlobal_6.10.13_4869db85f8_6.0.zip from http://en.miui.com/extra.php?mod=rom/download&r=301&mobile=no
Am i doing this right?
saif.dmaster said:
Where can i find the developer fastboot room for kenzo to proceed with this
All i can find is the global developer recovery ROM which you can flash through updater app in rom
I did download this miui_HMNote3ProGlobal_6.10.13_4869db85f8_6.0.zip from http://en.miui.com/extra.php?mod=rom/download&r=301&mobile=no
Am i doing this right?
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You can find it here http://en.miui.com/a-234.html Download the fastboot ROM, not recovery.
induna said:
You can find it here http://en.miui.com/a-234.html Download the fastboot ROM, not recovery.
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Excellent work mate
Didnt expect such a quick reply, thnx
Just so that I've got this right..
I install this via edl using miui flash tool and changing the recovery to twrp in the package before installing
And then either i can root that rom or install any other rom
I do not have to unlock bootloader to do this right or install another rom following this?
What recovery would u suggest
Thanks again for ur help mate:good:
saif.dmaster said:
Excellent work mate
Didnt expect such a quick reply, thnx
Just so that I've got this right..
I install this via edl using miui flash tool and changing the recovery to twrp in the package before installing
And then either i can root that rom or install any other rom
I do not have to unlock bootloader to do this right or install another rom following this?
What recovery would u suggest
Thanks again for ur help mate:good:
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I would just flash global rom, unlock bootloader and then you can flash recovery via adb. It's easier.
Just use standard TWRP or Alka.
saif.dmaster said:
Excellent work mate
Didnt expect such a quick reply, thnx
Just so that I've got this right..
I install this via edl using miui flash tool and changing the recovery to twrp in the package before installing
And then either i can root that rom or install any other rom
I do not have to unlock bootloader to do this right or install another rom following this?
What recovery would u suggest
Thanks again for ur help mate:good:
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I used Zcx twrp. It can read the encrypted data partition in Marshmallow and also disable dm-verity in the locked bootloader. You must boot into recovery immediately after flashing the ROM and before booting into MIUI or twrp will be over written.
I have not flashed other ROMs, but I did root MIUI by flashing SuperSU from twrp without any problems.
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I used Zcx twrp. It can read the encrypted data partition in Marshmallow and also disable dm-verity in the locked bootloader. You must boot into recovery immediately after flashing the ROM and before booting into MIUI or twrp will be over written.
I have not flashed other ROMs, but I did root MIUI by flashing SuperSU from twrp without any problems.
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So i have initiated the download
Its kenzo_global_images_6.10.13_20160805.0000.29_6.0_global_b015fadee1
What su version do u recomment that will work with this
saif.dmaster said:
So i have initiated the download
Its kenzo_global_images_6.10.13_20160805.0000.29_6.0_global_b015fadee1
What su version do u recomment that will work with this
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Zcx twrp has SuperSU included that you can flash. That worked for me on 6.9.29. I have since upgraded to 6.10.13. You should check out the Zcx twrp thread on the guides forum.
induna said:
Zcx twrp has SuperSU included that you can flash. That worked for me on 6.9.29. I have since upgraded to 6.10.13. You should check out the Zcx twrp thread on the guides forum.
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Hey buddy
Please help me with this
I tried reverting back to stable build from CM 13
I used edl to flash stable build but when i do it and boot the rom i don't have network.
But when i flash the dev build i do have network.
I remember restoring the modem in dev build from twrp backup got the network up and running earlier when i reverted back to dev build from cm
But i cannot do that for the stable build coz of locked bootloader and no twrp
Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong
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Hey buddy
Please help me with this
I tried reverting back to stable build from CM 13
I used edl to flash stable build but when i do it and boot the rom i don't have network.
But when i flash the dev build i do have network.
I remember restoring the modem in dev build from twrp backup got the network up and running earlier when i reverted back to dev build from cm
But i cannot do that for the stable build coz of locked bootloader and no twrp
Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong
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From what I've read, that is a general problem when you revert from a MIUI mm based ROM to a lollipop ROM. There are several threads on how to solve the problem.
Good luck.
induna said:
From what I've read, that is a general problem when you revert from a MIUI mm based ROM to a lollipop ROM. There are several threads on how to solve the problem.
Good luck.
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Is there really for locked bootloader because I had a hard time finding it.
I actually am not new to this.
If you can help me with one that would be greatly appreciated
I want to revert to lollipop stable build
saif.dmaster said:
Is there really for locked bootloader because I had a hard time finding it.
I actually am not new to this.
If you can help me with one that would be greatly appreciated
I want to revert to lollipop stable build
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I think you'll have to search for the threads here or on the MIUI forums. I don't remember the full procedure, but I think it involves flashing an older version of the developer ROM before flashing the stable ROM. I have not done it myself. Xiaomi even warns in the MIUI forums that reverting to the stable Lollipop ROM from the LL developer ROM is difficult.
Good luck.
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I think you'll have to search for the threads here or on the MIUI forums. I don't remember the full procedure, but I think it involves flashing an older version of the developer ROM before flashing the stable ROM. I have not done it myself. Xiaomi even warns in the MIUI forums that reverting to the stable Lollipop ROM from the LL developer ROM is difficult.
Good luck.
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Thanks buddy you have been very helpful
induna said:
I think you'll have to search for the threads here or on the MIUI forums. I don't remember the full procedure, but I think it involves flashing an older version of the developer ROM before flashing the stable ROM. I have not done it myself. Xiaomi even warns in the MIUI forums that reverting to the stable Lollipop ROM from the LL developer ROM is difficult.
Good luck.
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I got it working now
I downgraded to 6.7 dev build thru edl n then using edl flashed the stable build
Thanks again for all of your help
saif.dmaster said:
I got it working now
I downgraded to 6.7 dev build thru edl n then using edl flashed the stable build
Thanks again for all of your help
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Good news. I'm glad it worked out.
how can i roll back to miui rom from twrp
My phone is unlocked officially and im using twrp zcx
Plz help me
Ram management and gaming performance is suck at latest LOS update
Yoodaddy16 said:
how can i roll back to miui rom from twrp
My phone is unlocked officially and im using twrp zcx
Plz help me
Ram management and gaming performance is suck at latest LOS update
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Flash the latest MIUI from ZCX recovery. That's it.
naturist said:
Flash the latest MIUI from ZCX recovery. That's it.
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Really?
Should i install lazy flasher too?
Yoodaddy16 said:
Really?
Should i install lazy flasher too?
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You're already safe with ZCX recovery as it includes dm-verify to avoid getting bootloader locked. If you flash the lazy flasher after flashing MIUI, that won't change anything and you will still boot to MIUI. You can flash lazy flasher if you want but its not required.
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You're already safe with ZCX recovery as it includes dm-verify to avoid getting bootloader locked. If you flash the lazy flasher after flashing MIUI, that won't change anything and you will still boot to MIUI. You can flash lazy flasher if you want but its not required.
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Ohh ok thank you so much man
I really appreciate it:laugh:
Yoodaddy16 said:
Ohh ok thank you so much man
I really appreciate it:laugh:
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did it work? please report
Simoom Sadik said:
did it work? please report
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Well i wanna try the latest line age os update
If it still no good
Ill try to move back to miui using naturist method
And i got 1 more questions
I want to flash Miui china stable Rom 8.2.1.0
Can i install nano Gapps via twrp after i flash the miui rom?
Yoodaddy16 said:
And i got 1 more questions
I want to flash Miui china stable Rom 8.2.1.0
Can i install nano Gapps via twrp after i flash the miui rom?
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You are a fool, if you are going to flash official miui.
Because you will end up with bloatware and china letters, etc
If you wan to use miui, simply flash xiaomi.eu
It never locks BL, optimised,...removed china crap. Else is the same china dev base.
Also you have gplay preinstalled and services.
Denis:) said:
You are a fool, if you are going to flash official miui.
Because you will end up with bloatware and china letters, etc
If you wan to use miui, simply flash xiaomi.eu
It never locks BL, optimised,...removed china crap. Else is the same china dev base.
Also you have gplay preinstalled and services.
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Is the performance of xiaomi.eu good for gaming?
Denis:) said:
You are a fool, if you are going to flash official miui.
Because you will end up with bloatware and china letters, etc
If you wan to use miui, simply flash xiaomi.eu
It never locks BL, optimised,...removed china crap. Else is the same china dev base.
Also you have gplay preinstalled and services.
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Global Stable/Dev won't have that Chinese letters and bloatware though
dokiace said:
Global Stable/Dev won't have that Chinese letters and bloatware though
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I move to china stable because they dont block 4g network option
It's incredible, nobody has any idea.
1- flash miui rom
2- flash miui firmware
Use always ZXC twrp.
Never use oficial roms, encrypt data partition and can relock bootloader, use xiaomi.eu roms.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/firmware-hmnote3proglobal-t3574361
jujusito said:
It's incredible, nobody has any idea.
1- flash miui rom
2- flash miui firmware
Use always ZXC twrp.
Never use oficial roms, encrypt data partition and can relock bootloader, use xiaomi.eu roms.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/firmware-hmnote3proglobal-t3574361
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Im using lazy flasher
So the bootloader is not relocked
When I come back to MIUI, back camera didn't working. Can't connect to camera. Anyone have same issue? Any help?
Denis:) said:
You are a fool, if you are going to flash official miui.
Because you will end up with bloatware and china letters, etc
If you wan to use miui, simply flash xiaomi.eu
It never locks BL, optimised,...removed china crap. Else is the same china dev base.
Also you have gplay preinstalled and services.
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u donot simply call someone a fool in this community.
if u know something better, don't blame someone else for not being aware of.
u owe an apology to the OP
Simoom Sadik said:
u donot simply call someone a fool in this community.
if u know something better, don't blame someone else for not being aware of.
u owe an apology to the OP
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Maybe I really didnt choose the right words...but I didnt mean he is a fool, and also explained why might be better for him to choose xiaomi.eu
Global rom is fine aswell, but it might lock his BL
I flash miui.EU from latest LOS 14.1. Now I'm facing my setting always force close. Didn't know what to do. Is flashing radio.zip solve this problem? Or just use latest zcx recovery?
adamkrtng said:
I flash miui.EU from latest LOS 14.1. Now I'm facing my setting always force close. Didn't know what to do. Is flashing radio.zip solve this problem? Or just use latest zcx recovery?
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tHis setting force close is a known problem. The way to avoid it is to flash any fastboot developer rom(old or new... Doesn't matter) and then flash any latest Xiaomi.eu roms. This is the only solution I found and many have also commented same thing in past......Any other solution? Please do comment
Dr. Joy Das said:
tHis setting force close is a known problem. The way to avoid it is to flash any fastboot developer rom(old or new... Doesn't matter) and then flash any latest Xiaomi.eu roms. This is the only solution I found and many have also commented same thing in past......Any other solution? Please do comment
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Magical i can solve the setting problem by flashing radon karnel. But im losing my lte. Now my sim card only receive hspd+ i dont know what happens. Maybe you know how to solve this.
Edit:
I found how to solve lte problem. Its because my country regulation. (Indonesia) do you know how to root this rom?
First of all, I'm not sure if I have to authority to share this post but as early as now, I would like everyone to know that none of this is my work and all credits will go to the respective author of the project.
This rom is based on Xiaomi.Eu rom.
What is Mi Globe Rom?
It's basically a ROM Builder, they put the firmware installation to a whole new level. You can choose reams of modifications and therefore customize the firmware right before downloading it!
You don’t have to download the firmware and other modifications seperately and install it all one after the other. The mi-globe ROM Builder packs all your selected modifications in only one file, which you can download and install stress-free.
What are it's features?
1. You can optimize GPS configuration per region before downloading the file.
2. Can root or no root depending on your preference.
3. You have the option to select which apps to install or uninstall before building your rom file.
4. Center clock and many more.
Requirements:
1. Bootloader must be unlocked.
2. With TWRP installed.
3. Downloaded rom file.
Instruction:
1. Boot your device to twrp.
2. Wipe cache, dalvic cache and data.
3. Flash rom and enjoy.
Link to the rom builder:
https://mi-globe.com/rom-builder-features/?id=19&codename=raphael&phone=Mi+9T+Pro
Thanks bro for sharing this rom. It's working like a charm on my k20pro. The performance is very smooth. I'm sure the battery life is as good as on eu rom
Only 1 issue: I chose mi-globe rom with magisk stable version encluded but no magisk appeared after system booted up successfully. Can you help me to bring magisk back
hilary trump said:
Thanks bro for sharing this rom. It's working like a charm on my k20pro. The performance is very smooth. I'm sure the battery life is as good as on eu rom
Only 1 issue: I chose mi-globe rom with magisk stable version encluded but no magisk appeared after system booted up successfully. Can you help me to bring magisk back
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you can download magisk 19.3 and flash in Twrp quicker
K20 pro swipe up and down don't smooth. How can i fix it. Thank
hilary trump said:
Thanks bro for sharing this rom. It's working like a charm on my k20pro. The performance is very smooth. I'm sure the battery life is as good as on eu rom
Only 1 issue: I chose mi-globe rom with magisk stable version encluded but no magisk appeared after system booted up successfully. Can you help me to bring magisk back
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In my experience, magisk did not install successfully during the rom flash.. but an stand alone magisk flashable file will be saved in your internal storage. You can either flash it after your first boot up or flash it right after unsuccessful flashing from the rom file.
Thuanl1990 said:
K20 pro swipe up and down don't smooth. How can i fix it. Thank
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Bugs and fixes will be provided by the rom developer. I may not be of help as I am not in any way associated to the this project.
I am using this ROM right now. Seems to be running good
Guido83 said:
I am using this ROM right now. Seems to be running good
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Been using it for almost a week and it is indeed a daily driver..
Guido83 said:
I am using this ROM right now. Seems to be running good
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melmarPH said:
Been using it for almost a week and it is indeed a daily driver..
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What base ROM did you both select?
There's a few people complaining of issues with xiaomi.eu stable in other threads, so it's interesting to see that you are doing OK with what is basically a xiaomi.eu ROM with only minor modification.
Robbo.5000 said:
What base ROM did you both select?
There's a few people complaining of issues with xiaomi.eu stable in other threads, so it's interesting to see that you are doing OK with what is basically a xiaomi.eu ROM with only minor modification.
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You're right. Something went wrong with eu stable but dev version. I have tried both mi-globe and eu dev 9.6.27, no issues so far. If you prefer eu rom, just try dev version 9.6.27. Anw mi-globe is based on eu dev version so it worths a try
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What base ROM did you both select?
There's a few people complaining of issues with xiaomi.eu stable in other threads, so it's interesting to see that you are doing OK with what is basically a xiaomi.eu ROM with only minor modification.
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hilary trump said:
You're right. Something went wrong with eu stable but dev version. I have tried both mi-globe and eu dev 9.6.27, no issues so far. If you prefer eu rom, just try dev version 9.6.27. Anw mi-globe is based on eu dev version so it worths a try
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Agreed. I am using Mi Globe Rom based on EU 9.6.27 as well.
Can I get OTA in the future with this globe rom?
Can I avoid installing TWRP and just boot into it with my unlocked bootloader? I really don't want to root my device and all - just wanna have an official european version and then lock my bootloader again.
restgroup said:
Can I get OTA in the future with this globe rom?
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No. You need to build the ROM on the website each time you want to update it. The FAQs on the website tell you this.
MrTextman said:
Can I avoid installing TWRP and just boot into it with my unlocked bootloader? I really don't want to root my device and all - just wanna have an official european version and then lock my bootloader again.
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Xiaomi.eu is not an official global rom. it is a custom rom with localisations and various customisations.
Sent from my Redmi K20 Pro using Tapatalk
MrTextman said:
Can I avoid installing TWRP and just boot into it with my unlocked bootloader? I really don't want to root my device and all - just wanna have an official european version and then lock my bootloader again.
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There is no official European ROM. xiaomi.eu ROMs are not official, though there is some collaboration with official MIUI from time to time.
If you locked the bootloader after installing a xiaomi.eu ROM, then you won't be able to install updates.
If you want to keep it official, then you'll need to wait until the global Mi 9T Pro, then you can flash the official ROM from that. You would then be able to have the bootloader locked after flashing and be able to update via OTA.
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There is no official European ROM. xiaomi.eu ROMs are not official, though there is some collaboration with official MIUI from time to time.
If you locked the bootloader after installing a xiaomi.eu ROM, then you won't be able to install updates.
If you want to keep it official, then you'll need to wait until the global Mi 9T Pro, then you can flash the official ROM from that. You would then be able to have the bootloader locked after flashing and be able to update via OTA.
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Yeah that makes sense. Let's hope that the Mi 9T Pro gets released someday in that case...
MrTextman said:
Yeah that makes sense. Let's hope that the Mi 9T Pro gets released someday in that case...
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I am hoping the same. Delayed Mi 9T Pro release has delayed development for our K20 Pro as well. I'm guessing we won't get global devs to build los, oxygenos, pixel experience etc without the Mi 9T Pro being available globally..
melmarPH said:
I am hoping the same. Delayed Mi 9T Pro release has delayed development for our K20 Pro as well. I'm guessing we won't get global devs to build los, oxygenos, pixel experience etc without the Mi 9T Pro being available globally..
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Hopefully many of the Indian POCO F1 devs will upgrade to this phone when it's released in India later this month. We should see some movement once they get their hands on it.
Robbo.5000 said:
Hopefully many of the Indian POCO F1 devs will upgrade to this phone when it's released in India later this month. We should see some movement once they get their hands on it.
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Will K20 Pro be released in India?
for some time I have been using the xiaomi.eu rom, and I asked myself.
is it better to install a stock rom and then put a magisk in it or install a costum rom? if it is the second choice which one are you using?
Mustax93 said:
for some time I have been using the xiaomi.eu rom, and I asked myself.
is it better to install a stock rom and then put a magisk in it or install a costum rom? if it is the second choice which one are you using?
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Going custom miui rom (xiaomi.eu) is the best way to enjoy MIUI. You get all the MIUI china rom goodies without the bloatware and ads.
Mustax93 said:
for some time I have been using the xiaomi.eu rom, and I asked myself.
is it better to install a stock rom and then put a magisk in it or install a costum rom? if it is the second choice which one are you using?
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I use official global rom 11.0.1 android 10.
Rooted with magisc..
Got dolby atmos and Viper4android, a theme mod from one ui and works like a charm no reason to install any custom Rom.
See attachments ?
@derrekgamer what do you do when you get an OTA update? need to root again?
PS update your thread with one UI howto, it looks good!
Thanks!
punteruk said:
@derrekgamer what do you do when you get an OTA update? need to root again?
PS update your thread with one UI howto, it looks good!
Thanks!
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Hello. Yes i receive ota update. A week ago Miui 11. 0.3.0 has arrived..
To do that ota update and keep my system up to date without losing any data im using pitch black recovery.. That twrp supports miui ota update and can bypass the xiaomi security. Is the only twrp who can do that.. And it's very cool.when i get ota update I press only the install button and the phone is rebooting and goes in to the twrp recovery and installs the update without any problem.. Before flash twrp says :
miui encryption : yes
Decrypted successfully
Installing ota update
Update successfully
Applying encryption..
Done.
Something like that and my phone works. I can flash also full recovery miui Rom global (2.4 GB size) using the same twrp.. So I don't need even a pc to reflash the hole phone system again..
Link to the twrp :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi...covery-mi-8-lite-v2-9-0-base-twrp-v3-t4000857
The best.. Must read and see the article..
About the theme.. I asked on the Mi 8 lite answer and questions forum And it looks like no one wants/need A theme [ONE UI], because no answers So no reason do upload or do something.
Mustax93 said:
for some time I have been using the xiaomi.eu rom, and I asked myself.
is it better to install a stock rom and then put a magisk in it or install a costum rom? if it is the second choice which one are you using?
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Going custom miui rom like MIUIMIX, MIUI IT, XIAOMI.EU, Mi-Globe, MiRoom, Etc is the best. You get all the MIUI ROMs goodies without ads.