There is a way to install an official MIUI rom without enable the ARB counter?
I've no ARB currently on mi MI8, i've always installed only Xiaomi.EU roms, and they have removed ARB update from their roms.
Comparing Xiaomi.eu and official Global Dev roms, seems that Xiaomi.eu removes the AndroidBoolLoader file: \firmware-update\abl.elf from their rom, but i'm not sure that this is the only things needed to remove ARB from official roms
If someone kown how to remove ARB from official rom, without removing entire firmware folder (needed to update others devices firmwares) ........
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I just got OTA Update to 10.1.1.0
Iam still on locked bootloader but want to unlock as soon as i can and flash AOSP
Is there any disadvantage like ARB when i update?
I think the ARB is just when going from one version of MIUI to a previous MIUI version. I think you should be okay when wiping everything and then flashing AOSP
Hi there,
Same question I have. I am on miui 10.0.3.0 and with twrp and rooted with magisk. /unlocked bootlooder of course/
Just got ota update to 10.1.1.0
Phone is global roms are official from xiaomi.
Rooting was a pain in the a** so I really dont want to mess it up about this encrypted issues…
AFAIK are all AOSP Roms for Dipper based on Pie. So it should be easier to switch the rom if your are already on a Pie based Stock rom. So go ahead and good luck for the AOSP-Trip. :fingers-crossed:
Hey everyone
I ordered my Mi 9 on Amazon and received it two days ago. When I used it for the first time, I noticed it was running on MIUI Global 10.2.28.0 (which is the EEA version).
After messing a bit with ROM flashing I ended up flashing a Global ROM over the EEA one with XiaoMi Tool V2, all that with locked bootloader (I can't unlock it yet).
The problem is that right now I can't flash the EEA ROM over the Global one, it says that my version is illegal or that I can only flash new firmwares.
Is there a way to get back to the EEA ROM without unlocking the bootloader?
EDIT : I've found my answer, I can't. I'll wait to unlock my bootloader and install the Xiaomi.eu ROM since I'm living in an EEA country
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I want to know that if downgrading from miui 11 to 10 is possible or not using mi flash tool or will it probably brick my device.
Ezio553 said:
I want to know that if downgrading from miui 11 to 10 is possible or not using mi flash tool or will it probably brick my device.
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Yes, should be possible. Just download the Firmware package for your Device and flash it through the Mi Flash tool.
Before you flash though, make sure to download the Firmware according to your Device / Region. Also if you don't wanna lock the Bootloader, uncheck the "FLASH ALL AND LOCK" Option first.
IN is for Indian Devices
CN for Chinese
EEA for Europe
GLOBAL is basically "for the rest of the world"
Hope that helps
Hi guys my device Redmi 9T has preintalled EEA ROM
Iam in Europe.
i want to know how can i install there global stable with A11
i down 12.54 recovery rom i choose intall from package it showing me you can install only official rom
so i need first unlock bootloader ? then install normal 12.5.4 Android 11 global stable fastboot ?
i also see that on 28.12. will be miui13 android 12 beta
so this can be also installed only with bootloader unlock?
miunlock showing me need wait 7 days to unlock bootloader
thx for help
yes,need unlock bootloader first.
and EEA ROM apps has passed the EU security certification and has no garbage and back door。
none
i unlock bl and install global stable then debloat all works ok nfc not need cos i not using it.
I'm trying to change rom from different region coming from Global miui 13 to eea miui 14 but it didn't work. I'm getting anti rollback error at 1st attempt. I tried removing the lines with anti rollback thing from the script and I'm getting different error that says update crc error or something. Is there a way to successfully flash miui 14 eea from my miui 13 global? Thanks
You can do so using recovery mode too. Although I haven't tried yet because I'm waiting for xiaomi.eu's release instead. I have seen the recovery method work with other people though, like TW to EEA, ID to EEA etc...
BigChungus321 said:
You can do so using recovery mode too. Although I haven't tried yet because I'm waiting for xiaomi.eu's release instead. I have seen the recovery method work with other people though, like TW to EEA, ID to EEA etc...
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Anyway, I managed to flash it through fastboot. Thanks btw.