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Hello
A newbie here ...
My new phone "Lenovo Vibe C (A2020)" does not allow me to install any kind of custom recovery on it, I tried the following methods ...
1- SP Flash Tool: doesn't detect my phone at all, even after installing all drivers (Qualcomm, MTK, Etc ,,, ).
2- Adb and fastboot: whenever I try to flash a recovery, it only shows (waiting for a device) command, even after being detected by "adb devices" command, and showing device ID.
3- flashing apps: I used flashify and thrasher, at the beginning they both show a successful flashing process, up until rebooting to recovery, then only shows "Lenovo" logo for a second right before turning the phone off.
that's what i did, any help would be appreciated.
Note: the phone isn't even indexed in the site's database ... I wonder why!
You should unlock the bootloader first after rooting your device
Hello there. I do hope that you can still boot your device normally. If you can, please do make a backup of your rom.
(a) Download and install the latest driver for your device
(b) Download the latest adb and fastboot tool (I recommend Minimal ADB and Fastboot)
(c) Download the custom recovery image. Save/copy it on the root directory of your ADB and Fastboot folder.
(d) In your device, go to settings > developer > enable oem unlocking and usb debugging (which is I guess you already did).
(e) Now open your terminal/cmd: adb reboot bootloader (this will boot your device in fastboot)
(f) In terminal/cmd: fastboot oem unlock (or fastboot oem unlock-go)
(g) Now flash the custom recovery: fastboot flash recovery "recovery.img"
***I suggest you try first if the custom recovery image works: fastboot boot recovery.img
(h) Reboot into recovery and check if it works.
Ospider said:
Hello
A newbie here ...
My new phone "Lenovo Vibe C (A2020)" does not allow me to install any kind of custom recovery on it, I tried the following methods ...
1- SP Flash Tool: doesn't detect my phone at all, even after installing all drivers (Qualcomm, MTK, Etc ,,, ).
2- Adb and fastboot: whenever I try to flash a recovery, it only shows (waiting for a device) command, even after being detected by "adb devices" command, and showing device ID.
3- flashing apps: I used flashify and thrasher, at the beginning they both show a successful flashing process, up until rebooting to recovery, then only shows "Lenovo" logo for a second right before turning the phone off.
that's what i did, any help would be appreciated.
Note: the phone isn't even indexed in the site's database ... I wonder why!
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Check my thread for custom marshmallow rom and twrp recovery .
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/bliss-rom-lenovo-vibe-c-a2020a40-t3567812
rolland.arriza said:
Hello there. I do hope that you can still boot your device normally. If you can, please do make a backup of your rom.
(a) Download and install the latest driver for your device
(b) Download the latest adb and fastboot tool (I recommend Minimal ADB and Fastboot)
(c) Download the custom recovery image. Save/copy it on the root directory of your ADB and Fastboot folder.
(d) In your device, go to settings > developer > enable oem unlocking and usb debugging (which is I guess you already did).
(e) Now open your terminal/cmd: adb reboot bootloader (this will boot your device in fastboot)
(f) In terminal/cmd: fastboot oem unlock (or fastboot oem unlock-go)
(g) Now flash the custom recovery: fastboot flash recovery "recovery.img"
***I suggest you try first if the custom recovery image works: fastboot boot recovery.img
(h) Reboot into recovery and check if it works.
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But how about a person WITHOUT PC? Including me.
I am having a REAL BUGGER of a time with my Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Pro (Snapdragon)!
1. It is not recognized by ADB in Fastboot mode.
2. I suspect it shipped wit a vendor ROM, and I'm trying to flash latest Official MIUI Global Dev (Marshmallow) ROM, but I keep getting errors in MI Flash (screenshot attached).
3. I want to Flash TWRP, BUT ADB isn't working, AND I cannot get to the download page for the cracked bootloader.
4. Seriously considering Resurrection Remix ROM, instead, but most of the above issues still apply.
I am NOT new to custom recoveries, flashing ROMS, ADB etc, BUT I am dealing with a new PC (Windows 10 Home, 64 bit, like my old (dead) laptop), and I'm new to this device.
PLEASE HELP. (Quite frustrated)
Fastboot won't recognize adb commands you have to use fastboot.
What you can try is booting into emergency download mode and using my flash to flash it from there. I think it's " adb reboot edl" while the device is on with USB debugging or using the mi updater app ( tap the three dots I think).
I think that this is not the correct section for your question, and i dont know the procedure that you follow but try to follow this procedure:
-Connect the phone at pc with USB cable
-Make sure that debug mode and OEM unlock was abilitate in dev settings
-Copy twrp.img in adb folder
-Shut down the phone and press power botton and - vol buttons for enter in fastboot mode
-Run this commands by terminal open in adb folder
fastboot devices
-If fastboot recognize correctly the device run this command
fastboot fash recovery nameoftwrp.img
-After reboot the device with this command
fastboot reboot
When the phone reboot press immediatily vol + for enter in twrp
Good luck
GOT IT! FINALLY!
-I finally got ADB to connect, and was able to enter EDL through ADB.
-Re-downloaded ROM from web.
-Re-extracted.
-FLASHED SUCCESSFULLY!
-SETUP COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY!
-YAY!
(I think the original download was corrupted, somehow.)
So, I recently tried to root my Redmi 5 phone and install Lineage OS into it. This is my first time doing it, so I believe I may not have understood the words I had been reading well. Due to this, I'll try to be as descriptive as possible with the actions I had taken that led to my device being stuck.
I had followed this guide, for the most part: https://www.getdroidtips.com/lineage-os-17-xiaomi-redmi-5/
As per the guide, I performed the following actions:
Enabled the developer options
Registered my device to my Mi account
Enabled USB debugging, OEM unlocking
Rebooted in fastboot mode using the ADB tools through CMD (adb reboot bootloader)
While in fastboot mode, I used the Mi Unlock tool to unlock my device.
As per my understanding, these steps would unlock the bootloader. I rebooted my device, set it up (the phone behaves as if freshly booted) and checked the settings menu after enabling developer options again. It shows the bootloader is already unlocked and that Mi Account status is also unlocked. I enabled the USB debugging options again and carried on with the guide.
I then downloaded the rosy TWRP file (version 3.5, I think).
I even downloaded GApps and Lineage 18.1 OS
I tried to copy the above files into my Redmi 5 internal storage
The Lineage and GApps file failed to copy, but I was able to copy the TWRP file
One thing to note here, I am not sure if my USB cable is faulty or if my phone's micro USB port is faulty or if my laptop's USB ports are faulty. When the phone is connected to my PC, it is extremely lousy. If I shake the cable even a bit, it disconnects and reconnects. When I try to use the file explorer to copy the files from my laptop to the android phone, it usually fails for large files or large quantities of small files. I believe this was the reason behind the failure. Nonetheless, I decided to do the TWRP part first.
The guide said to reboot in recovery mode and that would take me to TWRP recovery mode. Well, it did not! It took me to a menu that had the following options:
Reboot
Reboot to System
Back to Main Menu
Wipe Data
Wipe All Data
Back to Main Menu
Connect to MIAssistant
I assumed I had entered recovery mode incorrectly, so I followed the link in the guide on how to enter recovery mode. It suggested using the ADB tools.
I used the command: adb reboot recovery
It did the same thing that I had done. So, I assumed that that is the recovery mode, but I am unable to enter TWRP recovery mode. There was another link that would show me how to do this.
I followed that link and downloaded the files that was mentioned. However, the guide tells little to nothing on what to do with these files. The only file that was used was the rosy twrp file.
I enabled the USB debugging mode on my phone.
Opened CMD from the folder with ADB
Entered the command: adb reboot bootloader
Phone enters fastboot mode
Entered the command: fastboot devices
I can see that a device is connected
Entered the command: fastboot flash recovery rosy-3-5.img (I renamed it for convenience, I believe that was allowed because every website had different name for their file)
I then rebooted into recovery mode by first rebooting it normally: fastboot reboot
Then entering the command: adb reboot recovery
It still showed the same old recovery menu. Nothing had changed. I looked around the internet and found that I could boot with the TWRP image by entering the command: fastboot boot rosy-3-5.img
This opened the screen that I was expecting, but it did not open the chinese menu at all. It directly went to the screen that had options such as Install, Wipe, etc.,
I rebooted normally and then tried to transfer the GApps file and Lineage file into my phone. As usual, it was failing. I tried to use the adb push command and it still failed but with an error saying "permissions denied"
At this point, I looked up how to get root permissions and I learnt that I had to root my device. I looked up how to root with Magisk and SuperSU. The guides all required me to boot in TWRP recovery and then install the files from my phone. Unable to transfer the files to my phone, I uploaded the files to my google drive, and manually downloaded into my phone. I boot up rosy (TWRP recovery, or so I think) using ADB tools. Unfortunately, it does not recognize any of the files in my internal storage. Everything is empty.
Defeated by this, I decided to let it go. I had a factory reset Redmi 5 at the time. I then watched a video that showed how to root with Magisk, but wasn't specific to Redmi 5, it was a generic video for android devices.
I installed the magisk manager apk into my android phone.
Then I copied the boot.img file from the Lineage folder into my android device. Despite the OS being 600 MB large, the boot.img file was only 11 MB.
Anyway, I patched the boot.img file using magisk manager.
It created a file called magisk-patched_1pTOD.img (I'm a bit unsure of the name, but it was similar to that).
The video said that I should copy this file into my laptop and then reboot my phone into fastboot.
Once in fastboot, I had to enter the command: fastboot flash boot magisk-patched_1pTOD.img
I believed that this would root my device and grant me root access. I don't know what my actions were actually supposed to do, but my device is unusable for all intents and purposes. I rebooted the device and it shows the Mi logo for a brief moment and there's no light. An empty dark screen, it's not even a black screen. It's like the display fails to work. I can switch into recovery mode and into fastboot mode but normal reboot did the same.
Thinking that I bricked my phone, I tried to unbrick it.
I downloaded the fastboot rom for Redmi 5 rosy and then installed the Mi Flash tool along with the drivers for it.
I then selected the correct ROM folder (it kept showing up as can't find flash script until I was in the right folder for it)
Rebooted my phone into fastboot mode
Hit refresh on the Mi Flash tool
It showed my device
I chose Clean All option
I hit flash
It goes up till 97%-ish and then fails with an error saying "flash system error".
However, I noticed that now, I can see that the Mi Logo doesn't disappear now. I can still go into recovery mode and fastboot mode, but normal reboot takes me to the permanent Mi Logo Screen. I cannot even shut it down. It auto reboots to the Mi Logo Screen if I do so.
I connected my device to my laptop and then opened the ADB tools.
I entered the following command to see if it's recognized by adb:
adb devices
It did not. I then switched to fastboot mode manually by pressing the Vol Down and Power buttons.
Then entered the following to see if it is recognized in fastboot mode:
fastboot devices
It showed my device there. So I used the following command to reboot and see if it is recognized in fastboot again:
fastboot reboot
While it shows the Mi Logo screen, I typed the command:
fastboot devices
It still shows my device.
I concluded that my device is in an infinite fastboot loop. I cannot boot it up normally. I cannot flash the Redmi 5 ROM into it either. I cannot use my phone.
If anybody has actually gone through this entire mess that I made, and has figured out what went wrong or at least how to fix it, please help me.
Message me on telegram @benzoylperoxide
Hope I could help you with this situation.
If you got data, download fastboot rom based on nought and fastboot rom 9.5.30
Download latest miflash tool from miglobe website.
Install proper drivers from miunlock tool zip file.
And Hope for the best.
Ping me tommorow at anytime.
Good night Bro
incertam7 said:
So, I recently tried to root my Redmi 5 phone and install Lineage OS into it. This is my first time doing it, so I believe I may not have understood the words I had been reading well. Due to this, I'll try to be as descriptive as possible with the actions I had taken that led to my device being stuck.
I had followed this guide, for the most part: https://www.getdroidtips.com/lineage-os-17-xiaomi-redmi-5/
As per the guide, I performed the following actions:
Enabled the developer options
Registered my device to my Mi account
Enabled USB debugging, OEM unlocking
Rebooted in fastboot mode using the ADB tools through CMD (adb reboot bootloader)
While in fastboot mode, I used the Mi Unlock tool to unlock my device.
As per my understanding, these steps would unlock the bootloader. I rebooted my device, set it up (the phone behaves as if freshly booted) and checked the settings menu after enabling developer options again. It shows the bootloader is already unlocked and that Mi Account status is also unlocked. I enabled the USB debugging options again and carried on with the guide.
I then downloaded the rosy TWRP file (version 3.5, I think).
I even downloaded GApps and Lineage 18.1 OS
I tried to copy the above files into my Redmi 5 internal storage
The Lineage and GApps file failed to copy, but I was able to copy the TWRP file
One thing to note here, I am not sure if my USB cable is faulty or if my phone's micro USB port is faulty or if my laptop's USB ports are faulty. When the phone is connected to my PC, it is extremely lousy. If I shake the cable even a bit, it disconnects and reconnects. When I try to use the file explorer to copy the files from my laptop to the android phone, it usually fails for large files or large quantities of small files. I believe this was the reason behind the failure. Nonetheless, I decided to do the TWRP part first.
The guide said to reboot in recovery mode and that would take me to TWRP recovery mode. Well, it did not! It took me to a menu that had the following options:
Reboot
Reboot to System
Back to Main Menu
Wipe Data
Wipe All Data
Back to Main Menu
Connect to MIAssistant
I assumed I had entered recovery mode incorrectly, so I followed the link in the guide on how to enter recovery mode. It suggested using the ADB tools.
I used the command: adb reboot recovery
It did the same thing that I had done. So, I assumed that that is the recovery mode, but I am unable to enter TWRP recovery mode. There was another link that would show me how to do this.
I followed that link and downloaded the files that was mentioned. However, the guide tells little to nothing on what to do with these files. The only file that was used was the rosy twrp file.
I enabled the USB debugging mode on my phone.
Opened CMD from the folder with ADB
Entered the command: adb reboot bootloader
Phone enters fastboot mode
Entered the command: fastboot devices
I can see that a device is connected
Entered the command: fastboot flash recovery rosy-3-5.img (I renamed it for convenience, I believe that was allowed because every website had different name for their file)
I then rebooted into recovery mode by first rebooting it normally: fastboot reboot
Then entering the command: adb reboot recovery
It still showed the same old recovery menu. Nothing had changed. I looked around the internet and found that I could boot with the TWRP image by entering the command: fastboot boot rosy-3-5.img
This opened the screen that I was expecting, but it did not open the chinese menu at all. It directly went to the screen that had options such as Install, Wipe, etc.,
I rebooted normally and then tried to transfer the GApps file and Lineage file into my phone. As usual, it was failing. I tried to use the adb push command and it still failed but with an error saying "permissions denied"
At this point, I looked up how to get root permissions and I learnt that I had to root my device. I looked up how to root with Magisk and SuperSU. The guides all required me to boot in TWRP recovery and then install the files from my phone. Unable to transfer the files to my phone, I uploaded the files to my google drive, and manually downloaded into my phone. I boot up rosy (TWRP recovery, or so I think) using ADB tools. Unfortunately, it does not recognize any of the files in my internal storage. Everything is empty.
Defeated by this, I decided to let it go. I had a factory reset Redmi 5 at the time. I then watched a video that showed how to root with Magisk, but wasn't specific to Redmi 5, it was a generic video for android devices.
I installed the magisk manager apk into my android phone.
Then I copied the boot.img file from the Lineage folder into my android device. Despite the OS being 600 MB large, the boot.img file was only 11 MB.
Anyway, I patched the boot.img file using magisk manager.
It created a file called magisk-patched_1pTOD.img (I'm a bit unsure of the name, but it was similar to that).
The video said that I should copy this file into my laptop and then reboot my phone into fastboot.
Once in fastboot, I had to enter the command: fastboot flash boot magisk-patched_1pTOD.img
I believed that this would root my device and grant me root access. I don't know what my actions were actually supposed to do, but my device is unusable for all intents and purposes. I rebooted the device and it shows the Mi logo for a brief moment and there's no light. An empty dark screen, it's not even a black screen. It's like the display fails to work. I can switch into recovery mode and into fastboot mode but normal reboot did the same.
Thinking that I bricked my phone, I tried to unbrick it.
I downloaded the fastboot rom for Redmi 5 rosy and then installed the Mi Flash tool along with the drivers for it.
I then selected the correct ROM folder (it kept showing up as can't find flash script until I was in the right folder for it)
Rebooted my phone into fastboot mode
Hit refresh on the Mi Flash tool
It showed my device
I chose Clean All option
I hit flash
It goes up till 97%-ish and then fails with an error saying "flash system error".
However, I noticed that now, I can see that the Mi Logo doesn't disappear now. I can still go into recovery mode and fastboot mode, but normal reboot takes me to the permanent Mi Logo Screen. I cannot even shut it down. It auto reboots to the Mi Logo Screen if I do so.
I connected my device to my laptop and then opened the ADB tools.
I entered the following command to see if it's recognized by adb:
adb devices
It did not. I then switched to fastboot mode manually by pressing the Vol Down and Power buttons.
Then entered the following to see if it is recognized in fastboot mode:
fastboot devices
It showed my device there. So I used the following command to reboot and see if it is recognized in fastboot again:
fastboot reboot
While it shows the Mi Logo screen, I typed the command:
fastboot devices
It still shows my device.
I concluded that my device is in an infinite fastboot loop. I cannot boot it up normally. I cannot flash the Redmi 5 ROM into it either. I cannot use my phone.
If anybody has actually gone through this entire mess that I made, and has figured out what went wrong or at least how to fix it, please help me.
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Flash system error in MiFlash? Probably the stock rom you downloaded and extracted is corrupted.
Please try flashing MIUI 9 for your Redmi 5.
Yeah, users have had issues with twrp being replaced by stock rom.
For TWRP,
fastboot flash revovery (recovery name.img)
Fastboot boot (recovery name .img)
After that flash your custom rom after wiping system,boot, vendor, data and cache, Internal format might be needed if it's encrypted.
Then, after custom rom is flashed, flash gapps and then twrp zip in TWRP, yeah you saw it right, flash twrp zip in TWRP. This way, twrp won't get replaced.
You can give directly flashing TWRP and flashing custom rom the way I told, Flashing Miui isn't important if your goal is to flash custom rom.
Required
Download: APP (Second Phone)
Download: TWRP (Second Phone)
OTG ADAPTER, SECOND PHONE
SUPPORT DEVICES: FASTBOOT DEVICES
UNSUPPORTED DEVICES: XIAOMI DEVICES
BOOTLOADER UNLOCK1. Turn ON Debugging USB, OEM UNLOCK on your device.
2. Connect Your Main Phone with Second phone by OTG ADAPTER
3. Reboot your phone to Fastboot Mode
4. Open APP on Second Phone and open LAST TAB and click reboot bootloader. (This reboot your Main Phone to Fastboot Mode)
5. Open Blue Button bottom and type fastboot flashing unlock fastboot flashing critical_unlock
You can try too fastboot oem unlock
YOU UNLOCKED THE BOOTLOADER
TWRP FLASH1. Type fastboot flash recovery and click attachment icon at the top, choose your TWRP.img file. Send command.
ROOT PHONE1. Configure your phone and Download Magisk on your main phone.
2. Rename Magisk.apk to Magisk.zip and reboot your phone to Recovery Mode (Off phone and hold Power Button and Volume UP)
3. Click INSTALL choose your Magisk.zip file and flash
NOW YOU HAVE ROOTED PHONE!
is this tested and working, tnx for sharing btw
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Description: Flashable full realme ui firmware packages for twrp.
BE AWARE OF BACKING UP YOUR FILES, APPS AND SETTINGS BEFORE DOING THIS PROCEDURE, YOU MAY LOSE YOUR DATA.
Package Utilities: Upgrade, Downgrade, Change Region and Return to Stock Firmware.
Requirements:
- Unlocked Bootloader
- TWRP or Another custom recovery (TWRP: Download Here)
How to install: (Video Guide: Here)
1. Extract the zip package into a folder.
2. Connect your phone to your PC and move that folder to your phone.
3. Open a terminal or a command line window.
4. Run adb reboot recovery on your PC or simply hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
5. In TWRP select Install
6. Use Install Image to switch to image installation mode.
7. Select SuperPartition.img from the folder that you move to the mobile.
8. Select Super partition.
9. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
10. Return to the TWRP menu
11. Select Install again.
12. Select FlashablePackage.zip from the folder that you move to the mobile.
13. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
14. Restart your phone and Done!
Alternative installation: (Video Guide: Here)
For those who are having problems with twrp internal storage.
Only PC
1. Extract the firmware zip package and twrp zip package into a folder, then rename the img extracted from the twrp package to twrp.img.
2. Open computer terminal in this folder and connect your device to the computer.
3. With phone off hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot.
4. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash boot twrp.img
5. After installing go back to the device and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
6. In TWRP select Advanced and then ADB Sideload
7. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
8. In the computer terminal type adb sideload FlashablePackage.zip
9. Wait for the installation to finish, and go back to the menu and restart in Bootloader.
10. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash super SuperPartition.img
11. Wait for the installation to finish.
12. Restart your phone and Done!
Important Note: If you are having trouble booting or want to do a clean install, you will need to go back to recovery mode, as explained earlier, and format data.
Note: after this process if you want to lock the bootloader, restart again in fastboot mode and type the command "fastboot flashing lock"
Download List:
India:
RUI 2.0 Android 11 A.09: Download
Q3s version chinese allows to open the bootloader????
or only works with global model Kenya
RUNNER75 said:
Q3s version chinese allows to open the bootloader????
or only works with global model Kenya
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China model can open bootloader
SrCDA said:
China model can open bootloader
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In the Telegram group they say that the Chinese model does not allow to open Bootloader, I'm already confused
I will have to find out more or maybe I misunderstood or got the wrong answer.
Thanks!!!
RUNNER75 said:
In the Telegram group they say that the Chinese model does not allow to open Bootloader, I'm already confused
I will have to find out more or maybe I misunderstood or got the wrong answer.
Thanks!!!
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look, when I made this package it was on a chinese device with an unlocked bootloader
but it has already been purchased unlocked
i think only the devices from india that can't unlock
SrCDA said:
Description: Flashable full realme ui firmware packages for twrp.
BE AWARE OF BACKING UP YOUR FILES, APPS AND SETTINGS BEFORE DOING THIS PROCEDURE, YOU MAY LOSE YOUR DATA.
Package Utilities: Upgrade, Downgrade, Change Region and Return to Stock Firmware.
Requirements:
- Unlocked Bootloader
- TWRP or Another custom recovery (TWRP: Download Here)
How to install: (Video Guide: Here)
1. Extract the zip package into a folder.
2. Connect your phone to your PC and move that folder to your phone.
3. Open a terminal or a command line window.
4. Run adb reboot recovery on your PC or simply hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
5. In TWRP select Install
6. Use Install Image to switch to image installation mode.
7. Select SuperPartition.img from the folder that you move to the mobile.
8. Select Super partition.
9. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
10. Return to the TWRP menu
11. Select Install again.
12. Select FlashablePackage.zip from the folder that you move to the mobile.
13. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
14. Restart your phone and Done!
Alternative installation: (Video Guide: Here)
For those who are having problems with twrp internal storage.
Only PC
1. Extract the firmware zip package and twrp zip package into a folder, then rename the img extracted from the twrp package to twrp.img.
2. Open computer terminal in this folder and connect your device to the computer.
3. With phone off hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot.
4. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash boot twrp.img
5. After installing go back to the device and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
6. In TWRP select Advanced and then ADB Sideload
7. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
8. In the computer terminal type adb sideload FlashablePackage.zip
9. Wait for the installation to finish, and go back to the menu and restart in Bootloader.
10. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash super SuperPartition.img
11. Wait for the installation to finish.
12. Restart your phone and Done!
Important Note: If you are having trouble booting or want to do a clean install, you will need to go back to recovery mode, as explained earlier, and format data.
Note: after this process if you want to lock the bootloader, restart again in fastboot mode and type the command "fastboot flashing lock"
Download List:
India:
RUI 2.0 Android 11 A.09: Download
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how to unlock bootloader for realme 9 5g Speed edition Indian variant ?
SrCDA said:
Do not try to lock the bootloader, the consequences can be irreversible.
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@AllexBast it removes twrps
SrCDA said:
Description: Flashable full realme ui firmware packages for twrp.
BE AWARE OF BACKING UP YOUR FILES, APPS AND SETTINGS BEFORE DOING THIS PROCEDURE, YOU MAY LOSE YOUR DATA.
Package Utilities: Upgrade, Downgrade, Change Region and Return to Stock Firmware.
Requirements:
- Unlocked Bootloader
- TWRP or Another custom recovery (TWRP: Download Here)
How to install: (Video Guide: Here)
1. Extract the zip package into a folder.
2. Connect your phone to your PC and move that folder to your phone.
3. Open a terminal or a command line window.
4. Run adb reboot recovery on your PC or simply hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
5. In TWRP select Install
6. Use Install Image to switch to image installation mode.
7. Select SuperPartition.img from the folder that you move to the mobile.
8. Select Super partition.
9. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
10. Return to the TWRP menu
11. Select Install again.
12. Select FlashablePackage.zip from the folder that you move to the mobile.
13. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
14. Restart your phone and Done!
Alternative installation: (Video Guide: Here)
For those who are having problems with twrp internal storage.
Only PC
1. Extract the firmware zip package and twrp zip package into a folder, then rename the img extracted from the twrp package to twrp.img.
2. Open computer terminal in this folder and connect your device to the computer.
3. With phone off hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot.
4. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash boot twrp.img
5. After installing go back to the device and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
6. In TWRP select Advanced and then ADB Sideload
7. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
8. In the computer terminal type adb sideload FlashablePackage.zip
9. Wait for the installation to finish, and go back to the menu and restart in Bootloader.
10. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash super SuperPartition.img
11. Wait for the installation to finish.
12. Restart your phone and Done!
Important Note: If you are having trouble booting or want to do a clean install, you will need to go back to recovery mode, as explained earlier, and format data.
Note: after this process if you want to lock the bootloader, restart again in fastboot mode and type the command "fastboot flashing lock"
Download List:
India:
RUI 2.0 Android 11 A.09: Download
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As it turned out, with the help of TWRP, you can flash any OTA firmware, regardless of the region.
For a clean installation, flash the firmware into the slot where the system is and make the date format
To update, flash the firmware into the opposite slot where the system is without wipes and date format.
Firmware can be downloaded from my post on 4pda
Realme Q3s - Прошивки - 4PDA
Realme Q3s - Прошивки
4pda.to
I hope I don't bother posting this problem I had here
i try so many ways to unstuck(bootloop) realme Rmx 346(qs3 china version ) but I can not
also this tutorial
I also tried this from 4da
fastboot getvar current-slot
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot set_active other -------here the program shows me an error ( wrong command cmd)
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot. img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot set_active other
fastboot reboot
I no longer try another method for fear of rendering my device useless
I only have access to the fastboot mode and recovery mode ,
bootloader unlocked
maybe i'm doing something wrong
I await your comments , thnks
marcodx6 said:
I hope I don't bother posting this problem I had here
i try so many ways to unstuck(bootloop) realme Rmx 346(qs3 china version ) but I can not
also this tutorial
View attachment 5691749
I also tried this from 4da
View attachment 5691757
fastboot getvar current-slot
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot set_active other -------here the program shows me an error ( wrong command cmd)
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot. img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot set_active other
fastboot reboot
I no longer try another method for fear of rendering my device useless
I only have access to the fastboot mode and recovery mode ,
bootloader unlocked
View attachment 5691775
maybe i'm doing something wrong
I await your comments , thnks
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Download the latest platform tool
How to install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux
A step-by-step guide to get you started with the Android Debug Bridge tool.
www.xda-developers.com
boot and vendor_boot must be from the firmware that was installed.
You can just flash the firmware again as described here
Realme Q3s - Прошивки - 4PDA
Realme Q3s - Прошивки
4pda.to
How to make a backup is described here
Realme Q3s - Прошивки - 4PDA
Realme Q3s - Прошивки
4pda.to
AllexBast said:
Download the latest platform tool
How to install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux
A step-by-step guide to get you started with the Android Debug Bridge tool.
www.xda-developers.com
boot and vendor_boot must be from the firmware that was installed.
You can just flash the firmware again as described here
Realme Q3s - Прошивки - 4PDA
Realme Q3s - Прошивки
4pda.to
How to make a backup is described here
Realme Q3s - Прошивки - 4PDA
Realme Q3s - Прошивки
4pda.to
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thnks
thnks finally it works
SrCDA said:
Description: Flashable full realme ui firmware packages for twrp.
BE AWARE OF BACKING UP YOUR FILES, APPS AND SETTINGS BEFORE DOING THIS PROCEDURE, YOU MAY LOSE YOUR DATA.
Package Utilities: Upgrade, Downgrade, Change Region and Return to Stock Firmware.
Requirements:
- Unlocked Bootloader
- TWRP or Another custom recovery (TWRP: Download Here)
How to install: (Video Guide: Here)
1. Extract the zip package into a folder.
2. Connect your phone to your PC and move that folder to your phone.
3. Open a terminal or a command line window.
4. Run adb reboot recovery on your PC or simply hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
5. In TWRP select Install
6. Use Install Image to switch to image installation mode.
7. Select SuperPartition.img from the folder that you move to the mobile.
8. Select Super partition.
9. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
10. Return to the TWRP menu
11. Select Install again.
12. Select FlashablePackage.zip from the folder that you move to the mobile.
13. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
14. Restart your phone and Done!
Alternative installation: (Video Guide: Here)
For those who are having problems with twrp internal storage.
Only PC
1. Extract the firmware zip package and twrp zip package into a folder, then rename the img extracted from the twrp package to twrp.img.
2. Open computer terminal in this folder and connect your device to the computer.
3. With phone off hold volume down while turning power on to boot your device into the fastboot.
4. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash boot twrp.img
5. After installing go back to the device and use the volume buttons until you reach the option "Recovery mode" and press the power button.
6. In TWRP select Advanced and then ADB Sideload
7. Swipe the slider on the bottom to the right to confirm.
8. In the computer terminal type adb sideload FlashablePackage.zip
9. Wait for the installation to finish, and go back to the menu and restart in Bootloader.
10. In the computer terminal type fastboot flash super SuperPartition.img
11. Wait for the installation to finish.
12. Restart your phone and Done!
Important Note: If you are having trouble booting or want to do a clean install, you will need to go back to recovery mode, as explained earlier, and format data.
Note: after this process if you want to lock the bootloader, restart again in fastboot mode and type the command "fastboot flashing lock"
Download List:
India:
RUI 2.0 Android 11 A.09: Download
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will this relock my bootloader?
will stock rom of Realme Q3s works on Realme 9 SE ?, the problem with Indian Stock rom is worst Ram Management (sometime after clearing every app only 500MB ram available), I've to restart the device in order to get back 2.50 GB ram, please if have other country stock rom post it, and if someone knows Telegram link for this phone mod and others things please share it