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Hi Guys,
My Mi3 is bricked.I did a repartition some months back and I wanted to install MIUI 7.I used Miflash but it is showing size too large error while flashing.My recovery is replaced with stock recovery.I tried to use ADB to push the file,that is also not working as it is shoing device not found while I am in recovery.I installed Miphonemanager as well for that.But there is no luck.I am out of ideas.Can anyone please help me.
Can anyone let me know which driver I need to choose in driver manager for android in desktop? Currently I tried CMCC Composite ADB driver and Xiaomi Android Interface.
Flash latest TWRP first. What happened during repartition?
You can allways acces the eeprom writer through short circuiting the sim card, there are a lot of tutorials, the only way to brick this phone is breaking its hardware
nsakhare said:
Hi Guys,
My Mi3 is bricked.I did a repartition some months back and I wanted to install MIUI 7.I used Miflash but it is showing size too large error while flashing.My recovery is replaced with stock recovery.I tried to use ADB to push the file,that is also not working as it is shoing device not found while I am in recovery.I installed Miphonemanager as well for that.But there is no luck.I am out of ideas.Can anyone please help me.
Can anyone let me know which driver I need to choose in driver manager for android in desktop? Currently I tried CMCC Composite ADB driver and Xiaomi Android Interface.
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Install custom recovery through fast boot mode... Then flash the repartition revert zip .. There is one revert zip in miui forum which ends like this "....EIPerroVerde". Only this revert zip works..Then use miflash .. It should work..
Sent from my MI 3W using Tapatalk
aniketkuber said:
Install custom recovery through fast boot mode... Then flash the repartition revert zip .. There is one revert zip in miui forum which ends like this "....EIPerroVerde". Only this revert zip works..Then use miflash .. It should work..
Sent from my MI 3W using Tapatalk
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The correct repartition zips can be found in the thread in my signature.
Reproduced here for Tapatalk or mobile users:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-3/general/extremely-useful-flashable-zips-t3080860
The Dork Knight Rises said:
The correct repartition zips can be found in the thread in my signature.
Reproduced here for Tapatalk or mobile users:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-3/general/extremely-useful-flashable-zips-t3080860
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Hey Knight (didn't want to call you Dork :angel: )
I have a messed up phone,
2 questions here :
1- Would repartitioning reset ALL the partitions ?
2- When installing a ROM with fastboot, will ALL the partitions be filled with the necessary data ?
(I'm in doubt because of IMEI data)
Btw, can anyone point me to a link with WORKING fastboot ROM downloads ?
Inonotting said:
Hey Knight (didn't want to call you Dork :angel: )
I have a messed up phone,
2 questions here :
1- Would repartitioning reset ALL the partitions ?
2- When installing a ROM with fastboot, will ALL the partitions be filled with the necessary data ?
(I'm in doubt because of IMEI data)
Btw, can anyone point me to a link with WORKING fastboot ROM downloads ?
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Repartitioning will wipe both your system partitions [EDIT: Seems I was wrong?]. If you want to use MIUI 7, you can use either extended partition, or stock partition using the zip from my link.
For fastboot I guess you'll need stock.
No, installing a MIUI fastboot ROM shouldn't touch your IMEI. But yeah everything else can be overwritten, depending on which bat file you use when flashing.
The process I'd recommend right now is to flash TWRP IMG using fastboot(use the 15-second ADB installer and look up a tutorial on how to flash an IMG. Basically just put the IMG into the adb/fastboot installation directory and then open a terminal window and then fastboot flash)
And as for MIUI fastboot ROM, you just gotta find the thread on MIUI forums. Google can help
The Dork Knight Rises said:
Repartitioning will wipe both your system partitions. If you want to use MIUI 7, you can use either extended partition, or stock partition using the zip from my link.
For fastboot I guess you'll need stock.
No, installing a MIUI fastboot ROM shouldn't touch your IMEI. But yeah everything else can be overwritten, depending on which bat file you use when flashing.
The process I'd recommend right now is to flash TWRP IMG using fastboot(use the 15-second ADB installer and look up a tutorial on how to flash an IMG. Basically just put the IMG into the adb/fastboot installation directory and then open a terminal window and then fastboot flash)
And as for MIUI fastboot ROM, you just gotta find the thread on MIUI forums. Google can help
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Thanks ... but ....
I was under the impression that there were many more partitions (about 28).
Check this site:
http://en.miui.com/thread-138246-1-1.html
Basically, I'm looking for an easy way out to make a REAL factory reset from PC.
Inonotting said:
Thanks ... but ....
I was under the impression that there were many more partitions (about 28).
Check this site:
http://en.miui.com/thread-138246-1-1.html
Basically, I'm looking for an easy way out to make a REAL factory reset from PC.
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Well there ARE a LOT of partitions on any device, but the important ones are system, boot, data, cache, modem etc.
That guide seems to manually mess with the partition table, so it gets down and dirty.
The easiest thing would be to do what I said, flash TWRP or CWM r7 by furniel and then the proper stock partition zip. Then use MiFlash or recovery to flash any ROM.
I think I'm back online
The Dork Knight Rises said:
Well there ARE a LOT of partitions on any device, but the important ones are system, boot, data, cache, modem etc.
That guide seems to manually mess with the partition table, so it gets down and dirty.
The easiest thing would be to do what I said, flash TWRP or CWM r7 by furniel and then the proper stock partition zip. Then use MiFlash or recovery to flash any ROM.
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OK,
I followed your links and flashed :
First : Repartition to Stock Layout
Then : Repartition to 1.2GB Single System
Strange, after this, I did a normal reboot, it rebooted into my old ROM.
Shouldn't that have been erased after partitioning ?
Anyway,
Then I flashed ; update-XenonHD-08-08-15-signed-.zip
WAIT WAIT .....
as I'm typing, I'm flashing update-XenonHD-09-05-15-signed-cancro.zip,
first ROM in a few weeks that seems to be installing.
Let me check is it really installed .... YEP .... progress
Flashing : pa_gapps-modular-pico-5.1-20150418-signed
Everything seems to be going smooth
OK, for the time being .... all good.
Thanks a lot :good:
If your device cannot boot, flash it thru fastboot mode. See the full detailed tutorial on en.miui.com
Well you can directly flash with miflash even with the extended partition. Just edit the fastboot script (.bat extension with windows) and search for line
fastboot flash system+system1
And then delete system1
Fastboot flash system
And use those script for flashing via miflash
I restored my twrp backup and after that my internal memory was showing 0 mb. Actually userdata partition wasn't there. I tried to create it and ended up removing recovery, system partitions. Now my phone is in fastboot and I donot have system, recovery partitions. I can't go to recovery or use adb. Please help me how can i reset my partitions now or boot my device :crying:
Is there any way with which i can modify my partitions using fastboot?
Use MiFlash tool and flash the latest fastboot rom.
varun.singh286 said:
Use MiFlash tool and flash the latest fastboot rom.
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Mi flash fails everytime saying no partitions found.
When I try to flash recovery in fastboot, again it says recovery partition not found.
you bricked your phone
erase all partitons using fastoot erase command excpet modemst1, modemst2, fsg and fsc (Do not erase those partitons)
then follow this tutorial
http://en.miui.com/thread-73348-1-1.html
if u need more help pm me
Abhi142 said:
you bricked your phone
erase all partitons using fastoot erase command excpet modemst1, modemst2, fsg and fsc (Do not erase those partitons)
then follow this tutorial
http://en.miui.com/thread-73348-1-1.html
if u need more help pm me
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Now my phone is completely Bricked ?
Nothing appears on the screen, no led. Pc shows unknown device.
IAmKifayat said:
Now my phone is completely Bricked ��
Nothing appears on the screen, no led. Pc shows unknown device.
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follow thus tutorial
http://en.miui.com/thread-73348-1-1.html
which operating system r u using windows 7 or windows 8?
Abhi142 said:
follow thus tutorial
http://en.miui.com/thread-73348-1-1.html
which operating system r u using windows 7 or windows 8?
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It is very tricky to dismantle Mi 3, I may destroy touch display. I will send it to service centre.
IAmKifayat said:
It is very tricky to dismantle Mi 3, I may destroy touch display. I will send it to service centre.
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what does it show in device manager when you connect it to PC??
varun.singh286 said:
what does it show in device manager when you connect it to PC??
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I had fastboot acess, I could have used Ramm's way to flash the partitions but I didn't knew about it at that time and erased all the partitions. First it was showing unknown device and after that nothing.
Ps: I removed the back cover and fixed it
Abhi142 said:
you bricked your phone
erase all partitons using fastoot erase command excpet modemst1, modemst2, fsg and fsc (Do not erase those partitons)
then follow this tutorial
http://en.miui.com/thread-73348-1-1.html
if u need more help pm me
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How to erase my extended partition?? I facing same issue ! Using MItool & fastboot flash using CMD laptop windows 7 failed i get
Currently i installed Kingroot in slimbit LP rom but after see people suggest method i uninstalled it & follow him tap root access in devolopment section & reboot but still not get Root access Than i try go in TWRP restore back this rom my phone stuck+ bootloop & keep loading in MI logo only !!! Pls help HELP HELP !! What should i do... i try fastboot flash fastboot rom failed too HELP HELP HELP !!!
Not going to send to phone center & currently my ROM can't not boot because of extend partition before & not stock partition... Help me PLEASE !!!
If ur phn is going into fastboot follow dis nd relax en.miui.com/thread-209941-1-1.html
amarjot25 said:
If ur phn is going into fastboot follow dis nd relax en.miui.com/thread-209941-1-1.html
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This is for Marshmallow & my phone before Bricked is using LP rom... Look like high risk for this method... Can you suggest other way for LP rom ? i more like to use LP rom :good:
coolkillermax said:
This is for Marshmallow & my phone before Bricked is using LP rom... Look like high risk for this method... Can you suggest other way for LP rom ? i more like to use LP rom :good:
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Bro dis is nt related to ny rom. it will just make a single partition for system and another for internal storage. den u can flash ny rom
amarjot25 said:
Bro dis is nt related to ny rom. it will just make a single partition for system and another for internal storage. den u can flash ny rom
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Oh i see & i put some links here for you to understanding that methods i try before until now still did not work at all Can you look into it... Thx in advance
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-3/help/mi3w-lost-partition-userdata-img-t3293583
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-3/help/mi3w-lost-partition-userdata-img-t3293583/page2
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Oh i see & i put some links here for you to understanding that methods i try before until now still did not work at all Can you look into it... Thx in advance
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-3/help/mi3w-lost-partition-userdata-img-t3293583
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-3/help/mi3w-lost-partition-userdata-img-t3293583/page2
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yes i found that a few images were not flashed.
refer to the site ive given for all images to be flashed.
http://files.gogaz.org/cancro_images_4.4.18_4.3/images/
amarjot25 said:
yes i found that a few images were not flashed.
refer to the site ive given for all images to be flashed.
http://files.gogaz.org/cancro_images_4.4.18_4.3/images/
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So how to do it & i still beginner for bricked issues？Can you assist me step by step.
Sent from my Lenovo K860i using xda premium
coolkillermax said:
So how to do it & i still beginner for bricked issues？Can you assist me step by step.
Sent from my Lenovo K860i using xda premium
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The miui link dat i gave u download the cancro merge partition zip ok extract it and ull find a folder named images. Luk into dis folder ull know about all the images dat r required to be flashed before flashing any kernel or rom ok.
A simple fastboot flash all is enough and ull have ur mi3 ready once again to flash ny custom rom and gapps.
In d same link the developer has created a special recovery compatible wid merged partition which will help u to flash ny rom dat u want.
All d best
fix
http://en.miui.com/thread-243483-1-1.html
try this ,will surely work
Harsimratsethi said:
http://en.miui.com/thread-243483-1-1.html
try this ,will surely work
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Now My mi3 when i charge it，Red LED light just blinking & totally can't boot to fastboot mode How to fix？
Sent from my Lenovo K860i using xda premium
Workaround
coolkillermax said:
Now My mi3 when i charge it，Red LED light just blinking & totally can't boot to fastboot mode How to fix？
Try to charge your device for 3 hours then try again.
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Hello people. Recently i got my first qualcomm device redmi-4x (v8.2.12.0) global (previously i used/worked-for mtk devices), and from past few days i have been reading/learning about this qualcomm device.
I have checked almost all redmi-4x forums (miui, xda, 4pda etc) and still have some questions in my mind.
Q1:
I want to backup my redmi-4x before unlocking/rooting/FlashingTWRP. I know in mtk devices, even if the device is unrooted/untouched we can easily backup firmware/complete-emmc (each and every partition) by readback methods using SP-FlashTool/Miracle-Box etc...
i read somewhere, we can do same thing, i.e readback qualcomm device's emmc in edl-mode but unfortunately, xiaomi has disabled fastboot edl mode in new devices and the only way left to open edl mode is test point method which requires disassembly. though i can but i don't want to disassemble it (warranty will be void). Another solution i saw was Deep Flash Cable, which isn't working either, personally tested... Now, having no other option, i decided to unlock it to make stock rom backup using TWRP. Actually i wanted to make backup with minimum changes to original firmware, so if anyone here knows any other solution to make backup without unlocking bootloader, (or unlocked_bootloader + no_other_changes, i.e without TWRP) please share... Thanks!
Q2:
From what i have learned so far, i think MiUI bootloader unlock tool doesn't work with non-miui firmwares, right? so the question is, if we manually relock our redmi 4x using fasboot when there is some non-miui rom installed in the device. what can be the possible solution to unlock it again? (except reflashing miui by test point method and then unlocking bootloader). Thanks!
EnerJon said:
i wanted to make backup with minimum changes to original firmware, so if anyone here knows any other solution to make backup without unlocking bootloader, (or unlocked_bootloader + no_other_changes, i.e without TWRP) please share... Thanks!
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Hi, I do it this way:
- unlocked bootloader
- copy http://www.mediafire.com/file/pj0qh1ccj4h2a2a/p0.zip to FAT32 flash drive
- fastboot boot twrp.img (TWRP is not flashed, boots from RAM, not eMMC, so no_other_changes)
- attach the flash drive to R4X on OTG adapter
- in TWRP "install" p0.zip
- entire eMMC will be compressed and saved on the flash drive
My new R4X 32GB was compressed down to 2GB within around half an hour. Later I mounted the disk image on a PC and erased OS/data partitions: system, cache, userdata, cust, recovery, boot, and now the entire 32GB with bootloader, support and firmware is 80MB compressed.
Have you tried QPST backup in EDL mode?
k23m said:
- unlocked bootloader
- copy http://www.mediafire.com/file/pj0qh1ccj4h2a2a/p0.zip to FAT32 flash drive
- fastboot boot twrp.img (TWRP is not flashed, boots from RAM, not eMMC, so no_other_changes)
- attach the flash drive to R4X on OTG adapter
- in TWRP "install" p0.zip
- entire eMMC will be compressed and saved on the flash drive
My new R4X 32GB was compressed down to 2GB within around half an hour. Later I mounted the disk image on a PC and erased OS/data partitions: system, cache, userdata, cust, recovery, boot, and now the entire 32GB with bootloader, support and firmware is 80MB compressed.
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Thanks for The Guide, it Will Surely be Helpful for New R4X Users :good: Just Wondering Why No One Made Such a Guide For R4X Earlier... Or Did i Missed it Somewhere?
k23m said:
Have you tried QPST backup in EDL mode?
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No, But i Used another Tool Which i Think Uses Same Technique as QPST in EDL Mode. i Unlocked My R4X and Then Booted into EDL Mode, Used This Tool (With "prog_emmc_firehose_8937_ddr.mbn" From R4X Fastboot Firmware) To Take Complete EMMC Backup, it Also Converted The Backup into Fastboot ROM...
EnerJon said:
Thanks for The Guide, it Will Surely be Helpful for New R4X Users :good: Just Wondering Why No One Made Such a Guide For R4X Earlier... Or Did i Missed it Somewhere?
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I made the guide and script for Nexus 7'13 but it works well on R4X too. There is no known method of QPST backup on the Nexus but Xiaomi always had more options thanks to freely available "firehose" files. Thank you for the emmcdl link, it is a very simple and convenient tool.
We could use emmcdl for unlocking. I found some pre-patched "persist" partitions here http://blog.regenerationmm.com/2017/03/emmc-dl-အသုံးျပဳျပီး-mi-account-bypass-ျပဳလုပ္/
:highfive:
k23m said:
I made the guide and script for Nexus 7'13 but it works well on R4X too. There is no known method of QPST backup on the Nexus but Xiaomi always had more options thanks to freely available "firehose" files. Thank you for the emmcdl link, it is a very simple and convenient tool.
We could use emmcdl for unlocking. I found some pre-patched "persist" partitions here http://blog.regenerationmm.com/2017/03/emmc-dl-အသုံးျပဳျပီး-mi-account-bypass-ျပဳလုပ္/
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Hello. Do you have more information on this? I have a Redmi 4x that I really want to unlock the bootloader, but the official method doesn't work for me.
I found this site showing a method for the redmi 4a that uses the emmcdl tool:
Rolex Instant UBL (Unofficial Unlock Bootloader for Redmi 4A) Tested! - OmBob Opreker
Complete Tutorial how to bypass your Redmi 4A (rolex) lock bootloader, the unofficial way. tested And Work for all rolex version
ombob.my.id
Is this what you mentioned?
unluckyuser said:
Hello. Do you have more information on this? I have a Redmi 4x that I really want to unlock the bootloader, but the official method doesn't work for me.
I found this site showing a method for the redmi 4a that uses the emmcdl tool:
Rolex Instant UBL (Unofficial Unlock Bootloader for Redmi 4A) Tested! - OmBob Opreker
Complete Tutorial how to bypass your Redmi 4A (rolex) lock bootloader, the unofficial way. tested And Work for all rolex version
ombob.my.id
Is this what you mentioned?
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Hi, I have files from the defunct link, but never tested them as my R4X is unlocked officially.
The R4A is indeed using the unlock method I speculated about.
k23m said:
Hi, I have files from the defunct link, but never tested them as my R4X is unlocked officially.
The R4A is indeed using the unlock method I speculated about.
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I would like to have the files and experiment, thank you.
I already messed up my phone and I'm trying to flash the stock rom via edl first.
I need help can't access adb only stuck in fastboot please help
tried xiaomi tool and didnt work, need to enable usb debugging please help
Flash stock rom with miflash.
Have you tried flashing TWRP then MIUI in TWRP?
Kollachi said:
Flash stock rom with miflash.
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I'm getting an error "couldn't find flash script"
_MartyMan_ said:
Have you tried flashing TWRP then MIUI in TWRP?
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I flashed twrp using the fastboot command many times but it doesn't install
I also tried the fastboot boot twrp.img but im getting an error
zydalili said:
I'm getting an error "couldn't find flash script"
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did you download the correct file? did you download stock fastboot rom or stock flash rom?
It's okay now
I used miflash pro and downloaded the rom directly from the app. Now it's fully working again. Thanks for the help guys.
"Flash crclist error" in MI 9 cepheus
Hello, I deleted everything in my MI 9 cepheus, already tried with mi flash, with mi flash pro, with mi suite with xiaomi tools and I can not reset anything.
This happened after installing twrp with adb and within twrp do wipe cache / dalvik, the files were all coded and from there it was in fastboot mode and I can not do anything else.
In mi flash gives the error "Flash crclist error", and died ... peace to your soul :crying:
mavimendes said:
Hello, I deleted everything in my MI 9 cepheus, already tried with mi flash, with mi flash pro, with mi suite with xiaomi tools and I can not reset anything.
This happened after installing twrp with adb and within twrp do wipe cache / dalvik, the files were all coded and from there it was in fastboot mode and I can not do anything else.
In mi flash gives the error "Flash crclist error", and died ... peace to your soul :crying:
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You have to lock bootloader again "fastboot oem lock" and that Will give you the error system hás been destroyed. Then put him um fastboot mode and flash with miflash tool. Last time that happend me i was in a fastboot loop it took me 5 days to discover.
Flashing Guide - Fastboot Update
Try fastboot ROM to flash new ROM by fastboot tool.
1.Fastboot tool: http://api.en.miui.com/url/MiFlashTool
2.Fastboot ROM download: http://en.miui.com/a-234.html (Find correct one for your device )
zydalili said:
I need help can't access adb only stuck in fastboot please help
tried xiaomi tool and didnt work, need to enable usb debugging please help
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mavimendes said:
Hello, I deleted everything in my MI 9 cepheus, already tried with mi flash, with mi flash pro, with mi suite with xiaomi tools and I can not reset anything.
This happened after installing twrp with adb and within twrp do wipe cache / dalvik, the files were all coded and from there it was in fastboot mode and I can not do anything else.
In mi flash gives the error "Flash crclist error", and died ... peace to your soul :crying:
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I had same thing happen to me. You need to force flash firmware. Another XDA member suggested to use miuiflashpro. And flash your phone's firmware back. Part of your phone's recovery has been erased I think. Choose keep data or flash all in settings an your cell will work again
Hello, thanks for the tips, Miflashpro nor detects the equipment... I've exhausted the ideas and options. I think I got a paperweight to put in the Office ?
mavimendes said:
Hello, thanks for the tips, Miflashpro nor detects the equipment... I've exhausted the ideas and options. I think I got a paperweight to put in the Office ?
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You put him in fastboot mode? Because you only can flash in Miflash pro with fastboot mode
PRolo said:
You put him in fastboot mode? Because you only can flash in Miflash pro with fastboot mode
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Yes, is in fasboot Mode.
Sent from my MI 9 using Tapatalk
Can you reflash twrp?
Then ADB sideload ROM?
Goto advanced twrp file manager and move ROM to internal storage?
Then flash ROM?
Follow first post in this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/Mi-9/how-to/guide-how-flashed-twrp-xiaomi-eu-rom-t3912952
After all this was easier to solve than apparently it seemed. Just installed a new version of TWRP (3.3.1-34), the previous one although it indicated that it was nominated for the MI9, was not the best choice. After installing a new one, I uploaded the ROM(MIUI 10.5 by xiaomi.eu 9.6.20) to the root of the phone and installed it. It's all working again.
mavimendes said:
After all this was easier to solve than apparently it seemed. Just installed a new version of TWRP (3.3.1-34), the previous one although it indicated that it was nominated for the MI9, was not the best choice. After installing a new one, I uploaded the ROM(MIUI 10.5 by xiaomi.eu 9.6.20) to the root of the phone and installed it. It's all working again.
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can you link me the one you downloaded? i installed twrp multiple times and it still wont go to recovery.
I used fastboot to flash twrp-3.5.0_9-0-raphael.img. I used TWRP make a full backup to internal memory. Then I flashed xiaomi.eu_multi_HMK20ProMI9TPro_21.2.24_v12-11.zip which didn't work. So back to fastboot->TWRP to restore backup.
But it doesn't ask for my pattern anymore! All my files remain encrypted. Command line adb shell twrp decrypt fails too.
Is there a special TWRP version that can help me out? Or is it game over?
what problem did u face while flashing eu rom
Redsandro said:
I used fastboot to flash twrp-3.5.0_9-0-raphael.img. I used TWRP make a full backup to internal memory. Then I flashed xiaomi.eu_multi_HMK20ProMI9TPro_21.2.24_v12-11.zip which didn't work. So back to fastboot->TWRP to restore backup.
But it doesn't ask for my pattern anymore! All my files remain encrypted. Command line adb shell twrp decrypt fails too.
Is there a special TWRP version that can help me out? Or is it game over?
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If possible try using oxfox to flash eu rom
Ezio553 said:
what problem did u face while flashing eu rom
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On boot I noticed screen no longer said "Mi 9T Pro" but "Redmi", and it can only boot to "Mi-Recovery 3.0"
Ezio553 said:
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What is oxfox? No search results.
So it appears I made the mistake of dirty-flashing Android 11 over Android 10.
Is there any file from old ROM I can manually push back to restore the encryption key?
you are rooted via magisk?
Have you tried erasing and formatting userdata partition it might generate itself with the new encryption key you rom running
ineedroot69 said:
you are rooted via magisk?
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No, I just flashed the ROM and rebooted. No magisk.
EDIT: I had magisk on the old/previous ROM though, if that matters.
ineedroot69 said:
Have you tried erasing and formatting userdata partition it might generate itself with the new encryption key you rom running
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This will probably work, but I'm trying to decrypt and download my encrypted files from internal storage first.
Redsandro said:
On boot I noticed screen no longer said "Mi 9T Pro" but "Redmi", and it can only boot to "Mi-Recovery 3.0"
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orangefox reovery and if u are storage is encrypted then u will have to format it once to decypt it