Hello, I have a problem with my Xiaomi Redmi 4X phone, as I said, I can not flash any Custom ROM for Android 8.1 All this happened after I put my phone in service to replace the display on which I've broken it. Now any version of Android 8.1 I try to flash results in a bootloop. I have to mention 3 things
1. In TWRP when flashing I noticed that all Custom ROMs are stuck in "Flashing system files ..." for a few seconds after saying that it ended flash-but did not abssolut anything.
2. Now a few hours I accidentally flashed Pixel Experince, but now I have the same problem.
3. I can not flash any versions of TWRP.Not much but...
THIS IS HAPPENING ONLY ON THE ANDROID OREO ROMs, Nougat ROMs works perfectlly
Try to flash first latest version of twrp or you can flash redwolf recovery then flash firmware v40 then try clean flash for oreo roms
As mentioned by above user...(latest TWRP recovery and firmware is must)
Flash latest TWRP recovery, 3.2.1-0 should be fine but there's update available 3.2.2.-0 so any will do.
Next, flash latest firmware.
Clean flash is must when changing OS.
It's most likely you don't have latest TWRP recovery and firmware.
Do backup first.
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I would install Global Dev ROM 7.2.16 miui_MI5Global_7.2.16_ab1851be8e_7.0.zip in TWRP (last version 3.0.2-3) but after installation, my phone not boot to system it stuck at mi.com screen.
If I flash other custom ROMs then everything is OK
Does this mean that I can't install official MIUI zip files in TWRP?
zukers said:
I would install Global Dev ROM 7.2.16 miui_MI5Global_7.2.16_ab1851be8e_7.0.zip in TWRP (last version 3.0.2-3) but after installation, my phone not boot to system it stuck at mi.com screen.
If I flash other custom ROMs then everything is OK
Does this mean that I can't install official MIUI zip files in TWRP?
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This has been discussed many times. Do not flash stock miui rom with TWRP. Use Miflash tool instead.
in the setting
choose the 'support official update'
@muchlas46
I can't use Miflash because if I will flash this file using Miflash then TWRP will be overwrite.
And If I would do that and then install again TWRP it will be asking me in first entry to decrypt data so I have to format freshly installed Global Dev ROM so I'm back in start point.
I would have TWRP, unlocked bootloader(have it) and GLOBAL dev, so to do that?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-5/development/tool-flashable-firmware-twrp-easy-t3474898
flash "Latest one -> Developer 7.2.9 Firmware:",then flash custom ROM(ex:Lineage OS)
I don't wan't custom ROM, I want to install official ROM from this e.g Global dev :
http://en.miui.com/download-299.html#443
anh have this official ROM with TWRP as recovery, is any hint to do this?
I want the EXACLY same thing LOL and i try everything but i cant have TWRP and Global dev, sorry i just wait with you for one solution.
I have idea how to do this but I'am afraid bricking my phone
Inside official fastboot file, after extracting is folder "images" inside is recovery.img file - this is stock recovery.
It could be maybe possible to replace this file to twrp file and leave it with the same name, then during Mi-flash will be TWRP installed instead stock recovery.
1. flash the firmware given above.
2.nougat miui often doesn't boot with only a clean twrp flash,that's why you have to flash the nougat firmware posted above.
else
1.flash 6.11 marshmallow global beta.
2.reboot
3.now flash nougat beta
OK, long story short. Came for the nexus 6 and nexus 6p to oneplus 3t. The 6p had to flash vendor.IMG after every new ROM flash. But what is this whole firmware thing in this device? I have tried to find answers before asking but, what should I DO and NOT DO to have a brick? Like, wanting to go from a nougat ROM to an Oreo ROM, but not sure how. And then if I wanted to go from a n/o ROM to a beta, not sure how...then if I wanted to downgrade from an o or beta ROM.......please help
Treat the OP3T pretty much the same as you would the Nexus 6. The only difference is, like you've discovered, that OnePlus provides firmware files rather than factory images.
The installation instructions for the different firmwares (stable and beta) are found in the first few posts of the respective threads:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/rom-oxygenos-3-5-4-mm-ota-update-t3519074
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/coming-update-oos-based-7-1-t3564240
It's pretty much the same as flashing vendor image. OnePlus just simply offers Firmware images which flash the Modem and the Firmware.
If you're gonna be on OxygenOS and Custom OxygenOS ROMs then you wont need to worry about flashing the firmware. Some of the Custom ROMs such as Paranoid Android and PureFusionOS also flash the recommended firmware automatically.
However, others don't and require you to flash a particular fimware image manually. Usually the Firmware to be used would be mentioned on the ROM thread itself.
Once you've Unlocked the bootloader and flashed a custom recovery, The most common process for flashing ROMs which do not have an included firmwares goes as follows:
1. Reboot To Recovery
2. Wipe Cache & Dalvik Cache, System and Data Partitions
3. Flash Firmware
4. Flash ROM Zip
5. Flash GAPPS
6. Flash Magisk/SuperSU (Optional).
7. Reboot
And that's it.
That is the standard procedure for most of the ROMs, but, I'd advice reading the OP Instructions properly first in case theres anything different.
PS. For moving to Oreo from Nougat, follow the same, but be warned, If your current ROM is encrypted and the new one isn't you'll be locked out of your device until you flash the old ROM back OR wipe userdata with fastboot, which wipes the Internal Storage.
PPS. For moving from a Custom ROM to Oxygen OS, best way to go would be to flash the official recovery again and sideload the official ROM zip via ADB (In some cases, encryption still might cause the same issue as above)
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It's pretty much the same as flashing vendor image. OnePlus just simply offers Firmware images which flash the Modem and the Firmware.
If you're gonna be on OxygenOS and Custom OxygenOS ROMs then you wont need to worry about flashing the firmware. Some of the Custom ROMs such as Paranoid Android and PureFusionOS also flash the recommended firmware automatically.
However, others don't and require you to flash a particular fimware image manually. Usually the Firmware to be used would be mentioned on the ROM thread itself.
Once you've Unlocked the bootloader and flashed a custom recovery, The most common process for flashing ROMs which do not have an included firmwares goes as follows:
1. Reboot To Recovery
2. Wipe Cache & Dalvik Cache, System and Data Partitions
3. Flash Firmware
4. Flash ROM Zip
5. Flash GAPPS
6. Flash Magisk/SuperSU (Optional).
7. Reboot
And that's it.
That is the standard procedure for most of the ROMs, but, I'd advice reading the OP Instructions properly first in case theres anything different.
PS. For moving to Oreo from Nougat, follow the same, but be warned, If your current ROM is encrypted and the new one isn't you'll be locked out of your device until you flash the old ROM back OR wipe userdata with fastboot, which wipes the Internal Storage.
PPS. For moving from a Custom ROM to Oxygen OS, best way to go would be to flash the official recovery again and sideload the official ROM zip via ADB (In some cases, encryption still might cause the same issue as above)
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That was very informative, thank you!!! Just one more question tho. What would happen if I didn't flash the correct firmware? Like, there is a RR ROM with custom sultan or something that looks like it needs a beta firmware, I'm not in beta firmware, so would I have any issues?
jamescable said:
That was very informative, thank you!!! Just one more question tho. What would happen if I didn't flash the correct firmware? Like, there is a RR ROM with custom sultan or something that looks like it needs a beta firmware, I'm not in beta firmware, so would I have any issues?
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I'm not entirely sure but in most cases the ROM would simply refuse to flash. Like for RR, if you don't flash a correct firmware then the flashing returns an "Error 7" and the installation stops. But even if it does flash through, it would either not connect to a network or get stuck in a bootloop, but nothing too serious which you can't rectify.
Flashed stock rom, flashed different versions of twrp.
But the same stuck on logo after flashing every Oreo rom.
Want to taste but can't, somebody's got any solution?
May be an issue of recovery. Try with twrp 3.1.1-3 from below link.
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=889764386195917689
Only 8.1 ROMs are not booting. also tried with this recovery and also with mine ported one. But nothing works
i also had the same problem.we need to patch the boot image after flashing the roms provided by daniel hk sir
preform a clean flash{wipe internal storage}
flash supersu 2.82 after flashing the rom
it will work for sure
i got it working on my phone
Can you give me that patched boot image.
How to patch?
The issue I have is that I am unable to install any custom rom in the phone, I am only able to correctly install xiaomi.eu roms and also miui global roms using fastboot method. Any custom rom I try, like Pixel Experience, but also many others, the phone will boot loop. Tried android 10 and android 9 roms, also tried to flash roms coming from an older global miui rom, just like one tutorial recomended to do, but still nothing. In TWRP there are no errors, rom seems to install correctly, but when I reboot the phone it will boot loop.
Another weird issue is that only some versions of TWRP will install on my phone, right now I am using Orangefox 10.0.3, version 10.0.4 just won't install, I flash it but nothing happens. TWRP versions from mauronofrio won't install for some unknown reason.
I'm at a loss really as to what is happening.
Xiaomi063 said:
The issue I have is that I am unable to install any custom rom in the phone, I am only able to correctly install xiaomi.eu roms and also miui global roms using fastboot method. Any custom rom I try, like Pixel Experience, but also many others, the phone will boot loop. Tried android 10 and android 9 roms, also tried to flash roms coming from an older global miui rom, just like one tutorial recomended to do, but still nothing. In TWRP there are no errors, rom seems to install correctly, but when I reboot the phone it will boot loop.
Another weird issue is that only some versions of TWRP will install on my phone, right now I am using Orangefox 10.0.3, version 10.0.4 just won't install, I flash it but nothing happens. TWRP versions from mauronofrio won't install for some unknown reason.
I'm at a loss really as to what is happening.
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1. Try the latest OrangeFox beta - https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-8/development/official-orangefox-recovery-project-t4039531
2. If you have any issues with it, then report (with logs) in the OrangeFox thread.
Hi
A few months ago I was able to flash on angelica lineage-17.1-20210326-UNOFFICIAL-angelica.zip and this worked well. Yesterday I tried to flash the s same image again and after several attempts I get a black backlit screen when lineage is meant to start. I reflash stock _V12.0.10.0.QCRMIXM then a recovery - PBRP 3.0.1. From there I was having issue
What is the flashing process for an unlocked device that has something like TWRP/Pitch Back/Orange Fox installed?
I guess once you unlock and can flash the recover you use the recover to flash the zip, then reboot and flash magisk.zip and everything should work? Or is there some step missing.
I had this problem too with the google pixel 7 pro. Can't help ya there on that one. I even tried re installing older firmware and it still didn't work. Maybe the bootloader is permanetly downgradable but the firmware of the stock is. Just a guess. Lineage os 20 is an unofficial build at the moment that receives hardly any updates.