Hi,
just a short Question: is it possible to get back on oreo with the Nokia Image (from the dev beta Programm) when sideload the official pie zip?
Or has the pie beta no newer bootloader as the official pie?
I would be interested if it works.
Maybe it could work with this device without root?
Please see this post:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=77766532&postcount=1651
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I Got official miui OTA Update for Android one From this link
http://en.miui.com/thread-169585-1-1.html
I am currently in CM13 want to update to MIUI official.
I tried Normal Flashing Procedure Through TWRP But Not Working.
Hoe to Deal With It???
madhu8877 said:
I Got official miui OTA Update for Android one From this link
http://en.miui.com/thread-169585-1-1.html
I am currently in CM13 want to update to MIUI official.
I tried Normal Flashing Procedure Through TWRP But Not Working.
Hoe to Deal With It???
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That is not official MIUI or something. Its our official Marshmallow update (given by Google)
Read again. There is nowhere official MIUI mentioned.
Here is one unofficial MIUI based on MM
Try that
http://forum.xda-developers.com/cro...development/6-0-1-miui-8-android-one-t3482090
Hi guys
Is it possible install last Global Beta 8.10.11 (Pie) from Stable Global 10.0.2.0 (Oreo 8.1) with locked bootloader?
marieto said:
Hi guys
Is it possible install last Global Beta 8.10.11 (Pie) from Stable Global 10.0.2.0 (Oreo 8.1) with locked bootloader?
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My advise, stay on stable. Currently all MIUI ROM sucks and buggy. Literally Only difference you will notice in Pie is more bugs and issues.
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I use the 8.10.11 after using the 10.02 stable. The Camera Quality is better and Android Auto works fine now.
Flashing the beta is only possible via Fastboot.
I didnt noticed a lot of Bugs in the daily usage.
Beta Pie working fine for me. Using dialy from first day relese.
YES
It's possible
StupiduserHH said:
YES
It's possible
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How??
ricpicpr said:
How??
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Same here, how?
Download latest beta and install manual with updater.
Global Version Mi 8 and only Global Version ROM.!!!
For a unlocked phone.
1. get twrp
2.get boot.img from latest developer rom
3.enter fastboot mode flash recovery
4.reboot to recovery flash developer rom
5.reboot to fastboot mode flash boot.img from developer rom
6.reboot ,all done.
For locked phone?
I tried ,the stable rom recovery wont allow you flash deve
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jaysir said:
For a unlocked phone.
1. get twrp
2.get boot.img from latest developer rom
3.enter fastboot mode flash recovery
4.reboot to recovery flash developer rom
5.reboot to fastboot mode flash boot.img from developer rom
6.reboot ,all done.
For locked phone?
I tried ,the stable rom recovery wont allow you flash deve
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Thanks for your reply. You are 100% right. After some research I realized that it is NOT possible to flash the Developer ROM with a locked bootloader. I even tried older Developer ROM's which were still based on Android 8.1 because the newer versions were based on Android 9.0. A few days ago, the Pocophone and the Mi A2 allowed me to switch from Stable to Developer and back, without any problems, simply by flashing the .zip via the stock Updater app.
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marieto said:
Hi guys
Is it possible install last Global Beta 8.10.11 (Pie) from Stable Global 10.0.2.0 (Oreo 8.1) with locked bootloader?
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It is not possible, you need to unlock the bootloader AND install custom recovery. Xiaomi phones aren't always the easiest to return to stock should you actually decide to do it and then decide to return to stock.
The official stable release is rumored to arrive in November, possibly even December, so it might be a good idea to wait a little longer.
Crossvxm said:
It is not possible, you need to unlock the bootloader AND install custom recovery. Xiaomi phones aren't always the easiest to return to stock should you actually decide to do it and then decide to return to stock.
The official stable release is rumored to arrive in November, possibly even December, so it might be a good idea to wait a little longer.
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Thank you! I think I'll wait for the new stable version.
Regards
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Is it possible? I could on Mix 2s easily via recovery.
It is possible. You have to download the latest Oreo based beta version, which is MIUI 8.9.7, and install this package via the software update section in the settings. Once you are on the Oreo beta, you'll get the newest beta via the software updater.
XD_Chip_DX said:
It is possible. You have to download and install the latest Oreo based beta version, which is MIUI 8.9.7, and install this package via the software update section in the settings. Once you are on the Oreo beta, you'll get the newest beta via the software updater.
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I can confirm that it works. Started from Global stable 10.0.3.0, flashed the global beta 8.9.7 and then updated to beta 8.10.25 and the last step was to beta 10.11.2
Hello...how to revert back from dev to stable?
eugentutu said:
Hello...how to revert back from dev to stable?
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I think you can't because the beta versions are based on Pie and the stable on Orea, so i suppose the ARB can give you some problems
Ia beta version stable? It is worthing to make this update?
danct2005 said:
Ia beta version stable? It is worthing to make this update?
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the beta version stable doesn't exist. Beta or stable. I prefer beta because i have weekly updates, more functions, and more bugs solved
And how is the battery? Better or worse?
Now that the last stable version is based on Pie, do you think it's possible to go back from Dev Rom to stable?
samsac said:
Now that the last stable version is based on Pie, do you think it's possible to go back from Dev Rom to stable?
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Oh i didn't notice that the global stable is on Pie too now. The ARB function allows to flash same versions of Android, so i think you can
Rommco05 said:
Hi @ricpicpr, what is best way to run Global beta, with twrp and root? In my theory is the always before install new beta, flash back stock boot.img, than install update and than again flash twrp and root. Is it correct?
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Well im trying to understand this, because since my Mi8 is unlocked and rooted for the first time i have to update it with the weekly update. I received OTA notification and i have downloaded the OTA update (8.12.7) but when i confirm to Updater to apply the weekly update my phone restarted in twrp and the update failed. So yes maybe the way is to restore the original recoevery, flash the last weekly version and then flash twrp and root (with magisk in my case): I don't like very this, a bit too complicated but for now i can't imagine better and shorter ways
Rommco05 said:
What do you think about recoveries which are posted on miui forums. I don't remember names and don't have read entire threads but from my understanding this recoveries are able install "update".zips. This friday come my Mi8, I know about +1 month for unlock bootloader, but I want to be informed and be ready
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If you have TWRP, you can just install the FULL ROM ZIP of betas or stable and flash with TWRP without issues. Just download them from the official XIAOMI website. You cannot install the incremental updates that come from the internal ROM updater software. It only downloads the difference in the ROM versions, and it will fail because files that need patched have changed and fail the validation process. You might have to re-root and install the recovery after you flash.
Need help for this,
I got the latest beta on Pie,and i want to get back to Stable,how can i do? (for Gpay)
Locked BL/Global version
Chainsy said:
Need help for this,
I got the latest beta on Pie,and i want to get back to Stable,how can i do? (for Gpay)
Locked BL/Global version
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i am in the same situation but i can' t find any solution, i try to flash the 10.1.1 with the updater but only flash weekly rom.
samsac said:
Now that the last stable version is based on Pie, do you think it's possible to go back from Dev Rom to stable?
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I think you can do that via Mi flasher tool
Rommco05 said:
I'm worried about coming back from beta to stable. As I read on web with ARB u can't make downgrade (from newest version to older). So in my theory is possible to came back from beta to stable just in one case and that is little bit...
Example:
Last beta version was released on sunday 15.5.2018
Last stable version WILL/WAS be relesed thursday 19.5.2018
So u have 2 days for make jump from beta to stable because on next sunday 22.5.2018 will be released another beta which will be again newest than last stable version or dont make any update of beta after release stable version.
Ofcourse I can be wrong
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Uhm...i think the ARB check the Android version only. So if you are on Pie you can't go back to Oreo. Only this
Rommco05 said:
That would be great!
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This guide is perfect: https://www.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-anti-rollback-protection-brick-phone/
We need to check the ARB index of the our installed Rom and the ARB index of the Rom we want to install
Hi
I finally found someone who has an unlocked p20 pro and is willing to sell it to me (clt29).
But it's running stock 9.0. but I want to use Xposed very badly, that's why I chose this phone. Because it's the last flagship with an 8.x rom that has all the features i need.
But I read somewhere that once it's updated up l to 9.0 You can't roll it back to 8.0 because the security level or something stays on 9.0 or so and that messes with the rom so you can't root it anymore and can't use xposed. Is that true or can I safely buy this device and install an 8.0 rom and root it and use xposed?
Thanks for the help! Very much appreciated!
nighteeeeeY said:
Hi
I finally found someone who has an unlocked p20 pro and is willing to sell it to me (clt29).
But it's running stock 9.0. but I want to use Xposed very badly, that's why I chose this phone. Because it's the last flagship with an 8.x rom that has all the features i need.
But I read somewhere that once it's updated up l to 9.0 You can't roll it back to 8.0 because the security level or something stays on 9.0 or so and that messes with the rom so you can't root it anymore and can't use xposed. Is that true or can I safely buy this device and install an 8.0 rom and root it and use xposed?
Thanks for the help! Very much appreciated!
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No you need to be on a matching base.
Oreo - Oreo pie - pie.
You can try but it'll most likely fail or cause some horrible anomalies you just don't want.
dladz said:
No you need to be on a matching base.
Oreo - Oreo pie - pie.
You can try but it'll most likely fail or cause some horrible anomalies you just don't want.
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What do you mean by that? What das "matching base" mean? What does "oreo - oreo pie - pie" mean in that context? I dont get it sorry. :S
nighteeeeeY said:
What do you mean by that? What das "matching base" mean? What does "oreo - oreo pie - pie" mean in that context? I dont get it sorry. :S
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You're on Oreo asking if you can install a pie ROM!!
Answer is no.
If you're on Oreo then stick with Oreo
If you're on pie then stick with pie.
The base is the version you're on, stick to the base youre on rather than trying to mix it up.
Hello everyone! So recently I got a Mi 9 and I have some questions about the Beta Q update, so here I go.
-If I update it via the official website (no flashing or anything like that), will I be able to come back to 9.0 Pie or do I have to wait until the official update?
-Do I even get the official update, and if yes, will it still be stock Android or MIUI?
-Is it worth getting the Beta, or are there still many remaining bugs?
-Can I unlock my phone from the beta and install TWRP?
Thanks for your help in advance!
HI, to install the android q official beta, you must have the chinese version of the mi9 if your phone's bootloader is locked. I
f you install it, it's not recommended to come back to android pie.
If you are in the official xiaomi beta program, you will receive the official miui ota updates. The beta versions are stable, but there are some issues. For example some apps may not work as expected, like magisk that give root access hardly.
You can unlock your phone from the beta and install twrp.
I hope that this will help you.