I tried to flash Miui 9 on my Mi A2 with this install guide (https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a2/how-to/miui-10-install-guide-t3844729). But when i flashed Miui 9 MiFlash showed me it was succesful, but now I´m stuck at the MI Logo and cant go in fastboot mode. Also i think I can´t go in EDL-Mode because when i try to short the test points nothing happens. So neither MiFlash or Fastboot is recognizing my phone. What can I try?
I have my cell phone dead, there is no sign of life ... When I open the phone and do the test point, the phone is recognized, but always the error in the COM port.
Using this topic's patched file https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-5-pro/how-to/fix-arb-bricked-device-qfil-t3841780
Miflash flashes, but the phone does not turn on. I think I need the patched Mi A2 file.
Would anyone have?
Already managed to find the modified file for Mi A2, can close ...
Hello,
I was running unlocked bootloader and pixelexperience rom. Today I wanted to try to flash latest xiaomi.eu and now my phone is bricked.
Steps:
Twrp -
flashed data (after that i saw that i had an error and data didn't flash)
installed rom (because i didn't see the error) - rom failed to install
flashed data again from twrp advanced option
phone rebooted and now it bootloops on mi logo. i do not have recovery nor fastboot.
what can I do in this situation? i searched the forum but there is nothing similar
You must have fastboot, check how install miui using mi flash. I use this method and working for me
When I try to boot into fastboot, it only shows black screen. The PC does not recognise it.
Also, I do not have EDL mode available..
Andrei221 said:
When I try to boot into fastboot, it only shows black screen. The PC does not recognise it.
Also, I do not have EDL mode available..
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Exact same issue, no fastboot or EDL mode. Tried updating the latest Miui 11 - Android 10 - Xiaomi EU Rom (Jan 25th) and the phone has been bricked.
Solution Deleted.
got into EDL mode using test points, but now i have edl auth error - "cannot receive hello packet"
Seems like a common problem for bricked devices and need mi account with the right edl auth privileges.
Any help welcome.
There is nothing to do, unless:
A) you find a Xiaomi Authorized account (in which case please alert us)
B) you manage to hack the EDL mode and bypass the Authorization.
Tertium non datur.
EDIT: EDL is the only chance for you anyway @Andrei221
If you had fastboot you could get into EDL by running: "fastboot oem edl", but since you have no fastboot you're only left with the test-points or an EDL-cable.
DoYouWantFriesWithThat said:
There is nothing to do, unless:
A) you find a Xiaomi Authorized account (in which case please alert us)
B) you manage to hack the EDL mode and bypass the Authorization.
Tertium non datur.
EDIT: EDL is the only chance for you anyway @Andrei221
If you had fastboot you could get into EDL by running: "fastboot oem edl", but since you have no fastboot you're only left with the test-points or an EDL-cable.
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you know hoe to bypass EDL authorization?
Leoleo96 said:
you know hoe to bypass EDL authorization?
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No. I've tried different things:
- trying to flash with QPST in EDL mode (9008)
- trying to flash fastboot roms with various/ancient versions of MiFlash in EDL mode (9008)
- flashing standalone modem firmwares (old ones, new ones, non-ARB ones, packed with NON-HLOS, etc.) from TWRP
- doing a MITM on the response that MiFlash & MiFlash PRO get from https://update.miui.com/updates/miotaV3.php
- doing a MITM on MiFlash and redirecting requests to old URLs (https://update.miui.com/updates/miotaV2.php, https://update.miui.com/updates/miota.php) and black-box testing them
- using MobileEdit Forensic tool to exploit the EDL firmware
*Note*: I've obviously tried all the different FireHose programmers that are floating around (including those distributed by MobileEdit).
Nothing works.
Especially trying to modify the response (if one understood its format) could very well be useless because it could be that the response from update.miui.com is validated directly by the firmware itself (like a challenge-response authentication) - this has to be verified.
The only possibility I see for now is to flash the original Xiaomi Recovery, let it connect to MiFlash Pro (choosing option n.3 from the menu), and then using IdaPro to trick MiFlash Pro into telling the Recovery to flash the phone. It shouldn't be hard, and I think it *MIGHT* offer the possibility to bypass ARB & Authentication (but I might be wrong: it might be equivalent to flashing from Fastboot). That waits to be tested.
I hope this saves y'all from wasting time.
To flash or unbrick Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite, you'll need edl authentication to use the Mi Flash tool to complete this flashing operation. An authorized Service Account is required. This is the worst part of flashing the latest generation of Xiaomi android devices. I have had this problem before with MI 8 Lite. I stuck getting these error messages "Mi Flash Tool Unauthorized for this Operation - Your Account is Unauthorized for this operation - Authorized Service Account required"
This method works only for Mi 8 Lite
In this blog post, you'll find your solution to unbrick your MI 8 Lite
Mi 8 Lite Bypass Account Authorized Official Flashing
Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Firmware Flashing Without Authentification. edl mi 8 lite authentication.Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite (Platina) Firehose File [No Need Auth]...
learnandsharegsm.blogspot.com
In this youtube video tutorial, you'll find the easy way to unbrick Mi 8 Lite
tarkusy said:
To flash or unbrick Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite, you'll need edl authentication to use the Mi Flash tool to complete this flashing operation. An authorized Service Account is required. This is the worst part of flashing the latest generation of Xiaomi android devices. I have had this problem before with MI 8 Lite. I stuck getting these error messages "Mi Flash Tool Unauthorized for this Operation - Your Account is Unauthorized for this operation - Authorized Service Account required"
This method works only for Mi 8 Lite
In this blog post, you'll find your solution to unbrick your MI 8 Lite
Mi 8 Lite Bypass Account Authorized Official Flashing
Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Firmware Flashing Without Authentification. edl mi 8 lite authentication.Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite (Platina) Firehose File [No Need Auth]...
learnandsharegsm.blogspot.com
In this youtube video tutorial, you'll find the easy way to unbrick Mi 8 Lite
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Any suggestion to un-brick mi8 and not mi8Lite?
I don't understand how to bypass EDL Account only coping a file on images folder
Hello,
I am big fool and by mistake I flashed mi 9t version instead of redmi 9t,
my redmi 9T( ofmodel M2010JI9SG) was flashed using this guide(for mi 9t):
I used twrp from this link:
Xiaomi Mi 9T / Redmi K20
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twrp.me
version 3.5.2_9-0
after I flashed twrp, I got into fastboot mode, which I can't leave.
I tried doing volume up +power, volume down+ power, and all the buttons as well, nothing worked, every time it goes back to fastboot,
I tried to redo everything, still didn't fix, and tried to flash stock via mi tool, didn't work too.
I assume I need ro flash another version,
please help me,
thanks!
Use miflash tool
Use mi flash tool and u will also need correct firmware for ur phone
I acquired a bricked MI A2 phone which I hoped to resurrect using MI Flash tool and suitable stock firmware. Fastboot is accessible, but can't use it to flash anything as the bootloader is locked, so used the test point method to get into EDL mode. Tried flashing various jasmine firmware versions but got errors. Eventually successfully flashed MI 6X (wayne) firmware and now fastboot getvar product shows 'wayne'. Unfortunately the phone still seems to be bricked as the MI logo appears for a few seconds then a white line progresses across the screen with numbers above counting from zero to 99.99% , then stops.
Can anyone please help and maybe suggest what I should try next?
I have since flashed various MI 6X stable and developer firmware using QFIL, but still get the same result as described above and as shown on attached images.
Is this likely to be a hardware issue?