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[Q] OTA update on stock ROM, but custom recovery

Good morning, all:
I just got my HTC One the other day and, in the process of transferring content from my Galaxy SIII, I rooted and installed CWM recovery, but kept the stock ROM because I liked the change from what I'd been using on the SIII (CM).
Unfortunately, in the last day or so, an OTA update was released for the One and, as I found out (and you likely know), you can't perform OTA updates with a custom recovery. The constant notifications are enough to make me want to update, besides the obvious benefits of increased stability.
I was wondering if I could flash the recovery found in the [Recovery] Stock HTC One post (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158763) to the device so that I could update? Also, would this break my root/superuser? The device is a TELUS model (if they differentiate by carrier) with software no° 1.29.661.5.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
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UPDATE - 2:38 PM
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Hey, guys:
Sorry for all of this noise, I figured things out and wanted to delete this thread, but can't seem to do that.
For those of you experiencing similar issues, who followed mike1986.'s Complete Flashing Guide post, the process for restoring your stock Recovery image to do OTA updates is actually super simple:
- Connect your phone to your computer and pull the backup you did of your device before flashing the custom recovery image.
- Open the folder and move the Recovery.img file to your Android SDK folder.
-Boot your device in fastboot mode (like you did during unlocking bootloader - power off the device and turn it on using power + vol down buttons and select "FASTBOOT")
-Open up command prompt ( Start > Run > type cmd and hit enter ). The window that appears is called Command Prompt. <click here to see the image>
- Navigate to [your SDK directory] (type in Command Prompt: cd c:\[directory]).
- In the Command Prompt type following command: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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Using this method, you could flash your stock recovery back onto the device, perform the OTA, then flash the custom Recovery.img back onto your device all in the span of 5 minutes.
This is probably standard stuff for most people on this forum.

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Could you please post your custom recovery?
I need to do the same procedure as yours, and I am currently on same fw, from Telus.
Many thanks.
Sent from a pizza

millicent said:
Could you please post your custom recovery?
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Sure thing, millicent.
Tried attaching it to the post, but that wasn't working so here's a DropBox link: HTC One Stock Recover (1.29.661.5). Happy OTA updating!

I've tried this, but the OTA update package won't install. Flashing the Recovery.img isn't enough.

Sonnyw said:
I've tried this, but the OTA update package won't install. Flashing the Recovery.img isn't enough.
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I assume you're running a stock ROM, so did you delete any stock apps(i.e bloatware)? If so, you will need to NAND restore to a stock backup or get those apps back. First thing an official OTA does is check the signatures on all the files it'd expecting to be on the device and if any come back wrong or missing, update aborts.
Sent from my Galaxy S4

unremarked said:
I assume you're running a stock ROM, so did you delete any stock apps(i.e bloatware)? If so, you will need to NAND restore to a stock backup or get those apps back. First thing an official OTA does is check the signatures on all the files it'd expecting to be on the device and if any come back wrong or missing, update aborts.
Sent from my Galaxy S4
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Remember that unlocking the bootloader automatically deletes a few apps, which you will need to install back

MacHackz said:
Remember that unlocking the bootloader automatically deletes a few apps, which you will need to install back
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So I was just wondering, if i install the bloatware/default apps back manually (using the .apk files) and flash the recovery back to stock. Will I be able to do an OTA update Without loss of data? If that´s possible, I wil flash the custom bootloader back after performing the OTA update.

Guys, thanks for helping me out. I've done an OTA update without any data loss, you can read about it in thishttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42122514#post42122514 Thread.

MacHackz said:
Remember that unlocking the bootloader automatically deletes a few apps, which you will need to install back
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Really? I did not know this! Out of my curiosity, do you know what apps get deleted?
Sent from my Galaxy S4

unremarked said:
Really? I did not know this! Out of my curiosity, do you know what apps get deleted?
Sent from my Galaxy S4
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What a strange assortment of apps to be removed. Thanks for the info!

Can you tell me where to find the stock recovery I'm moto e
No one ever mentions where to find the stock recovery file for a noob like me
When I find it, Should I flash it via cmd and I'll get my stock recovery back?I want it back to install official lollipop 5.1 I downloaded.It won't install after downloading but just takes me to the TWRP Screen(ya I have TWRP installed)

HELP ME PLEASEEE said:
No one ever mentions where to find the stock recovery file for a noob like me
When I find it, Should I flash it via cmd and I'll get my stock recovery back?I want it back to install official lollipop 5.1 I downloaded.It won't install after downloading but just takes me to the TWRP Screen(ya I have TWRP installed)
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This is the HTC One M7 forum, if you need help with your Moto E post in the Moto E forum.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-e

HTC One S-On & stock rom erased!

Hey Guys,
I previously submitted another thread with my issue. I just really need some help on this. I was trying to flash another rom on phone but did not notice S-On until it was done. Going thru the custom rom install, I wiped everything even my recovery backups. All i can do now is boot into HBoot, Fastboot, or TWRP recovery. How can I get pass this problem? Is there a way I can get S-Off in fastboot mode only? Please I need access to my phone
Thanks

darkghostnit said:
Hey Guys,
I previously submitted another thread with my issue. I just really need some help on this. I was trying to flash another rom on phone but did not notice S-On until it was done. Going thru the custom rom install, I wiped everything even my recovery backups. All i can do now is boot into HBoot, Fastboot, or TWRP recovery. How can I get pass this problem? Is there a way I can get S-Off in fastboot mode only? Please I need access to my phone
Thanks
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You don't need S-OFF to flash ROMs.
Please post a "fastboot getvar all" so that so that we can see what your current state is, also what twrp version

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TWRP Ver. 2.6.30
Thank you for helping me out with this. I truly appreciate it. Let me know what I have to do next

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TWRP Ver. 2.6.30
Thank you for helping me out with this. I truly appreciate it. Let me know what I have to do next
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I think flashing the ruu from this thread will help you out. Browse the thread first . It appears your bootloader is already locked. I don't think recovery matters.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2496074

mb_guy said:
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I think flashing the ruu from this thread will help you out. Browse the thread first . It appears your bootloader is already locked. I don't think recovery matters.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2496074
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As soon as I do that, I'll let you know my results. Last time i tried flashing a RUU using the .exe file I got a black screen with HTC logo and the program said failed. but I'll try this and let you know.

darkghostnit said:
Hey Guys,
I previously submitted another thread with my issue. I just really need some help on this. I was trying to flash another rom on phone but did not notice S-On until it was done. Going thru the custom rom install, I wiped everything even my recovery backups. All i can do now is boot into HBoot, Fastboot, or TWRP recovery. How can I get pass this problem? Is there a way I can get S-Off in fastboot mode only? Please I need access to my phone
Thanks
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Since you have a custom recovery, extract boot.img from the zip, flash via fastboot : fastboot flash boot boot.img
run twrp, and install rom via sideload, like the previous guy said you don't need S-Off, with S-On you can't flash boot.img via twrp so it'll have to be done via bootloader

CYNiCAL2KX said:
Since you have a custom recovery, extract boot.img from the zip, flash via fastboot : fastboot flash boot boot.img
run twrp, and install rom via sideload, like the previous guy said you don't need S-Off, with S-On you can't flash boot.img via twrp so it'll have to be done via bootloader
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I am a complete noob, so how can I sideload? I tried to push using adb push but that wasn't working for me and I'm sure I have all drivers installed. When I use ADB devices cmd in cmd prompt, nothing shows, but if I do fastboot devices, I do have something show. And if I were to have assistance conducting this method, can I flash any rom this way?

darkghostnit said:
I am a complete noob, so how can I sideload? I tried to push using adb push but that wasn't working for me and I'm sure I have all drivers installed. When I use ADB devices cmd in cmd prompt, nothing shows, but if I do fastboot devices, I do have something show. And if I were to have assistance conducting this method, can I flash any rom this way?
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Unistall htc sync and htc drivers and install http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261088 these drivers, then use adb command 'adb devices' and hopefully it shows up, to sideload, it's a simple adb command. have the rom.zip in the adb folder. then use 'adb sideload rom.zip' then wait until 100% and it'll automatically run the script on twrp

You need to be in recovery to do adb devices.
You need to have the phone connected in Fastboot USB mode to do fastboot device.
These are NOT interchangeable.

SaHiLzZ said:
You need to be in recovery to do adb devices.
You need to have the phone connected in Fastboot USB mode to do fastboot device.
These are NOT interchangeable.
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Okay I didn't know that. Thank you for that information. I will definitely keep that tidbit for the future. So i must be in recovery TWRP for Adb correct? not HBoot?

darkghostnit said:
Okay I didn't know that. Thank you for that information. I will definitely keep that tidbit for the future. So i must be in recovery TWRP for Adb correct? not HBoot?
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Correct, either custom recovery like TWRP or CWM, or booted into OS with USB Debugging option enabled.

SaHiLzZ said:
Correct, either custom recovery like TWRP or CWM, or booted into OS with USB Debugging option enabled.
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THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO POSTED TO THIS THREAD! You guys really helped me out today. i got the phone back to stock and all is well

[Q] From GPE To stock

Hey all,
Before 3 months ago I wanted to make the my HTC One to GPE.
I followed this guide:
http://htc-one.wonderhowto.com/how-...with-bootloader-recovery-ota-updates-0148068/
It worked great I really enjoyed this experience versions.
Now, I want to install Android Revolution HD 61.1 and I do not understand what the process I have to do.
I downloaded the file's version.
I enter to Recovery and installed from the file.
The device startup with a new version but there were some problems:
- Google's logo still appeared to me the operation of the device.
- It is unable to connect to Google's services.
- At the first time after the device turn on the sim card is not work but if I turn the flight mode on and then turn it off the sim work correctly.
*sorry about the incorrect English.

Make sure you do a full wipe from within the Aroma installer.
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk

I make full wipe before installing in installer and after installing in recovery.
What this Armoa instarller?
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Yotam.B said:
I make full wipe before installing in installer and after installing in recovery.
What this Armoa instarller?
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Aroma installer is the interactive installer within the ROM's flashable file that guides you through the installation process. Put the ROM you want onto your SD card, boot to recovery, install the zip, and when the installer comes up be sure to tell it to perform a full wipe. As for the picture in your post, that's HBOOT.
Sent from my HTC One using xda app-developers app

Okay. Thank you. I understand you.
In Installation I make WIPE.
There is a need to WIPE after installation?
Anyway, I want to return the device to its original condition, with the HTC logo and then flash the version again.

Wipe before the installation. Wiping afterwards would just delete everything. If you're trying to just put Android Revolution on it, you don't have to go the entire way back to stock condition just to do it. Simply wipe and install. If you're S-OFF, you can update/change the firmware and all that, but it won't prevent the phone from functioning.
Sent from my HTC One using xda app-developers app

Yotam.B said:
Okay. Thank you. I understand you.
In Installation I make WIPE.
There is a need to WIPE after installation?
Anyway, I want to return the device to its original condition, with the HTC logo and then flash the version again.
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flash latest 4.19.401.11 firmware from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2365506
that should update hboot etc, back to HTC Sense edition.

nkk71 said:
flash latest 4.19.401.11 firmware from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2365506
that should update hboot etc, back to HTC Sense edition.
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This guide I will return the device to the original factory settings?

Yotam.B said:
This guide I will return the device to the original factory settings?
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well this firmware: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407579996 (from @vomer's guide) will get you back most (or hopefully all) HTC Sense firmware (except boot.img which comes part of the custom ROM, and recovery)
no need to relock bootloader since you're s-off, but remember:
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip <name of firmware>.zip
fastboot flash zip <name of firmware>.zip <- yes TWICE !!
fastboot reboot-bootloader

nkk71 said:
well this firmware: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23329332407579996 (from @vomer's guide) will get you back most (or hopefully all) HTC Sense firmware (except boot.img which comes part of the custom ROM, and recovery)
no need to relock bootloader since you're s-off, but remember:
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip <name of firmware>.zip
fastboot flash zip <name of firmware>.zip <- yes TWICE !!
fastboot reboot-bootloader
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I'll try. Thank you very much for the help!
I will update with the results.

Okay. First of all, thanks for the help!
I did what you said and it really solved the second of three problems I wrote.
But the only problem with the Google logo, it still did not solve me:

Keeping your Butterfly S Up to Date.!!!

Point of this guide is to have users have a simple knowledge on how to keep there HTC Butterfly S 901s/901e up to date with the development community.! I will try to make this as Noob-friendly as I can. And if it's still too hard to understand then their is a simple solution. STOP MESSING WITH YOUR PHONE.!!!!!
1. ADB & Fastboot Folder
Will Update Soon.!!
2. Unlocking Your Boot loader
Description : The reason why most users and devs unlock their boot loader is so users or devs can start modifying there phone by flashing zips, kernels and recoveries.
A. Go to htcdev.com
B. Follow their unlocking guide ( if you can't do this then stop what your doing and stay pure stock )
3. Flashing A Recovery
Description : A Recovery is the must needed thing when it comes to flashing kernels and zips of all sorts. But just because you have a recovery installed doesn't mean you can flash anything on XDA , flash what is only on your development forums. Or what has support for your phone.
A. Download recovery Here
B. Place the recovery you just downloaded into your fastboot folder
C. In cmd prompt type the following
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
4. Obtaining S-Off
Description : For a general understanding what s-off is pleased read Here.!!
A. Methods of Achieving S-Off as of 02/13/2015
SunShine Apk - Here
RumRunner - Here
Follow their instructions as I will not post them here.!!!!
After Achieving S-Off proceed to the next step
5. Obtaining SuperCID
A. Boot phone into boot loader
B. Navigate to your Fastboot folder
C. Enter these commands
Code:
fastboot oem readcid
fastboot oem writecid 11111111
fastboot reboot bootloader
5. Firmware Update
A. Download the latest firmware zip from Here.!!
B. With the download firmware.zip you want to put it in your fastboot folder
C. Power Off Phone
D. Hold volume down + Power
E. Plug phone into computer. The Phone should enter Fastboot USB
F. Navigate your command prompt to your fastboot folder
G. Next enter the following commands:
Code:
Fastboot oem rebootRUU
Fastboot flash zip firmware.zip
Fastboot flash zip firmware.zip (same command if first time fails)
Fastboot reboot
H. Now your phone should reboot
CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are up to date and ready to flash anything in our Butterfly S Community.!
6. Flashing Roms
How to install any Rom ( The Correct Way ) :
1: Boot to Recovery
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If you don't have a Advanced Power Menu. Follow this.!!!
A.Power Off Phone
B. Hold volume down + Power
C. Choose Recovery
2: Wipe > Advanced Wipe > ( check system, data, cache, dalvik )
Then Standard Wipe.
3: Install > ( navigate to your zip and flash )
4: Wipe in Aroma If it's available
Ex.
5: Boot to bootloader after flashing and flash boot.img found within the Rom you just flashed.
6: Reboot and Profit.!!!!

Mine

Thanks it's a very detail tutorial for the newbies!

dioooi said:
Thanks it's a very detail tutorial for the newbies!
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Needs a bit more explaining I think.

I don't know why, but at first, fastboot didn't work for me.
I tried many things found on the internet, many guides, many drivers but every time, while my device was on, my computer could detect it and interact with it using cmd and "adb" commands, but every time I rebooted to bootloader, and selected "fastboot", nothing worked. The drivers wouldn't install correctly and even "fastboot devices" wouldn't work. My phone was on Hboot 1.54, and my computer was on a Windows 8.1 x64
I then installed Windows 7 on my laptop and had no problems installing the drivers and flashing the firmware.zip using fastboot.
Today I wanted to try again to make fastboot work with my butterfly (hboot 1.57 now) on my windows 8.1 PC, and...it worked ! I'm no expert, but I guess Hboot 1.54 wasn't "compatible" with win 8.1, whereas hboot 1.57 has no problems.
Just wanted to share this here, in case it can help someone else in the same situation.

firmware update
Hi, can i know which file do i download to upgrade the firmware of my HTC butterfly s international version? cause i downloaded the 40mb version and it says that wrong ID while the MD5 version is somehow corrupted...

mariokong said:
Hi, can i know which file do i download to upgrade the firmware of my HTC butterfly s international version? cause i downloaded the 40mb version and it says that wrong ID while the MD5 version is somehow corrupted...
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Download using Firefox, and make sure you have superCID

xXminiWHOOPERxX said:
Download using Firefox, and make sure you have superCID
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ah thanks for the quick reply got it

mariokong said:
Hi, can i know which file do i download to upgrade the firmware of my HTC butterfly s international version? cause i downloaded the 40mb version and it says that wrong ID while the MD5 version is somehow corrupted...
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The MD5 file is just a checksum which lets you verify that the download went without a problem.

xXminiWHOOPERxX said:
Needs a bit more explaining I think.
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Hi , i am on the S-Off procedure and i keep getting the error "looks like your device is not rooted And lacks an unsecure kernal. su or Fu" Please help me out here ?

iambatman007 said:
Hi , whenever i try to supercid it it shows me an error saying exfat sd card.....no partition etc etc..... can you please help? my device is the 901e version. And in the latest firmware that i have to download i just download the 42mb file named"firmware.zip" , correct?
P.s the error looked something like INFO[JAVACARD_ERR] this
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Windows 8 I presume? Try using Linux

xXminiWHOOPERxX said:
Windows 8 I presume? Try using Linux[/QUOTE
And
i am on the S-Off procedure and i keep getting the error "looks like your device is not rooted And lacks an unsecure kernal. su or Fu" Please help me out here ? I am rooted and have installed busybox, super su.
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This work on butterfly 2?

How To Guide Guide to Flash Miui_VILIGlobal_V13.0.1.0.SKDMIXM_e7e8f0ef90_12 and use Magisk

Hello All,
Quick and dirty guide.
Warning!
I'm not responsible for any damage to you, to your device or to your data. Do this at your OWN RISK! If you don't know what you are doing, STOP now!
Steps to flash the ROM using TWRP:
Be on Android 11 (MIUI 12.5) and flash TWRP. There is a guide here on how to do it, so i'm not posting that.
Obviously, you'll need unlocked bootloader so if it's not unlocked, your case is lost
Download the ROM in the title from here and copy it to your phone
Reboot to TWRP
If you want, i guess you can wipe data - i haven't done this
Flash the ROM like you would any other (install and select the zip you copied over from the above link)
At the end, it'll give you mounting error but it's all good, reboot
Wait for the ROM to settle if you wish - you can stop here
For Magisk, follow the below steps
Enable developer settings and USB debugging
Install the Magisk Manager app (latest version 24.1 at the time of writing this little guide)
Turn off the phone and boot it into fastboot mode
Start the fastboot app of your choice from your pc and connect your phone via USB (I'm using Minimal ADB and Fastboot, you can find it on XDA)
issue the following commands in the same order:
Code:
fastboot devices
if you don't get as a response a few digits of your device ID with the fastboot text next to it, you'll doing something wrong (driver might be or you are not in fastboot mode)
Code:
fastboot flash boot_a patched_boot.img
if the command completes you'll get a finished message
Code:
fastboot flash boot_b patched_boot.img
patched_boot.img is the full path of the patched boot.img file
Code:
fastboot reboot
wait for the device to boot.
Patched boot.img is attached but if you wish, you can extract it from the rom yourself using payload dumper and patch it on your phone with Magisk. The attached boot.img is patched with Magisk 24.1, this is what you'll need as well - this is the current version. You need to unzip the attached file of course!
Enjoy.

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Just flashed by TWRP and reset to the factory. So far there is no fastboot image, only recovery one, and normal way it is not possible to flash it as it is only for Mi Pilot people.

Pichulec said:
Just flashed by TWRP and reset to the factory. So far there is no fastboot image, only recovery one, and normal way it is not possible to flash it as it is only for Mi Pilot people.
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what do you mean with "no fastboot image"?

There are two types of images - recovery and fastboot.

Hello, im trying your guide but my phone stuck on fastboot mode and when im try to enter twrp, it stuck on frozen screen i cant swipe to unlock twrp....any idea?(

Yuditkiichi said:
Hello, im trying your guide but my phone stuck on fastboot mode and when im try to enter twrp, it stuck on frozen screen i cant swipe to unlock twrp....any idea?(
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Hi, if TWRP worked before, it should as well now.

donjamal said:
Hi, if TWRP worked before, it should as well now.
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Any idea how to solved my twrp problem? Or should i reflash it with pc?

Yuditkiichi said:
Any idea how to solved my twrp problem? Or should i reflash it with pc?
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I would probably relfash twrp as long as I'm still on 12.5.

Yesterday received OTA update for my 11t pro. I'm not in Pilot Programm..

Yuditkiichi said:
Any idea how to solved my twrp problem? Or should i reflash it with pc?
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for now twrp not working for a12.
wait for update

All can download rom here https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/vili/stable beta/V13.0.1.0.SKDMIXM/
and use updater to update it.. that dont need any mi pilot.. i just installing it.. yeeah!