please help: since 9.5 stable, updates via TWRP on my MiMix suddenly stopped working.
Error:
"E3004: This package ist for "lithium" devices; this is a " ".
Updater process ended with error 7 Error installing zip file '/sdcard/Download/......'
Neither download nor the MIUI Updater work. TWRP is 3.0.2-0.
Thanks for you help!
Schnorgl
I'm on Oreo (15.1 Lineage OS) and use twrp-3.2.1-raupe-blunden-15.1-updated.img perfectly fine.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/lv7sncx1np9d41u/twrp-3.2.1-raupe-blunden-15.1-updated.img
Thanks for your help! The flash worked, but now I'm getting a message "the device has been shut down unexpectedly" at the bottom of the screen every second... :- (
The same happens with 8.9.20...
MIUI 10.0 works, but battery drainage is horrendous (probably due to this error).
Again, thanks for your help!
I've Mi 9T Pro with Global MIUI 10.3.3.0 and magisk installed (i patched and flashed the boot image). I don't have a custom recovery installed.
Now i see that the last version of firmware is EMUI 11.0.3.0. My phone notify me only the OTA for the MIUI 10.3.4.0, so how should i update the phone without breaking or bootlooping? I supposed:
1) Flashing stock boot image of 10.3.3.0 (is the right way to remove magisk? I would reinstall later)
2) OTA to 10.3.4.0
3) Maybe OTA to 11.0.3.0 or installing manually
4) Flash Magisk patched boot image of 11.0.3.0.
Is the correct way? I'm missing some step? I don't want to reset the whole phone..
Thanks in advance.
Someone can help me?
WFree said:
Someone can help me?
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If the update MIUI 11 is not shown from your system:
• Download the correct recovery ROM from here[/b];
• Put it in the folder "downloaded_rom" in the root of your internal memory;
• Select local update and then the ROM you placed in before;
• Install Magisk with the method you prefere (I suggest to modify the boot.img from a fastboot ROM).
MagikGab said:
If the update MIUI 11 is not shown from your system:
• Download the correct recovery ROM from here[/b];
• Put it in the folder "downloaded_rom" in the root of your internal memory;
• Select local update and then the ROM you placed in before;
• Install Magisk with the method you prefere (I suggest to modify the boot.img from a fastboot ROM).
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But what about the current rom with Magisk installed, should i remove it first? Can i overwrite the boot image?
Flashing the full firmware (about 2.5gb) will erase my data partition?
Grazie.
WFree said:
But what about the current rom with Magisk installed, should i remove it first? Can i overwrite the boot image?
Flashing the full firmware (about 2.5gb) will erase my data partition?
Grazie.
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It's not needed to uninstall Magisk before, because when you'll install the update through recovery, it will overwrite the boot partition. With the stock recovery you should be able to keep all your data and settings, but I suggest you to perform anyway a backup! Just in case.
MagikGab said:
It's not needed to uninstall Magisk before, because when you'll install the update through recovery, it will overwrite the boot partition. With the stock recovery you should be able to keep all your data and settings, but I suggest you to perform anyway a backup! Just in case.
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Thanks again for the info. But just to be secure, here is reported the way to apply OTA with Magisk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/blob/master/docs/tutorials.md
There talk about uninstalling Magisk and restoring boot image, A/B Partitions, non A/B Partitions, and i don't know which partitions my device have. Moreover it talk about to don't modify the /system but i don't remember if i touched something, maybe the build.prop...
But, based on your previous response, i deduce that this instructions are valid only if i flash incremental update. Instead, if i flash the full rom there should not be problems, i'm right?
WFree said:
But what about the current rom with Magisk installed, should i remove it first? Can i overwrite the boot image?
Flashing the full firmware (about 2.5gb) will erase my data partition?
Grazie.
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WFree said:
Thanks again for the info. But just to be secure, here is reported the way to apply OTA with Magisk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/blob/master/docs/tutorials.md
There talk about uninstalling Magisk and restoring boot image, A/B Partitions, non A/B Partitions, and i don't know which partitions my device have. Moreover it talk about to don't modify the /system but i don't remember if i touched something, maybe the build.prop...
But, based on your previous response, i deduce that this instructions are valid only if i flash incremental update. Instead, if i flash the full rom there should not be problems, i'm right?
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Do not care about A/B partitions, as the Mi 9T Pro is a single partition device. So no problem related to installing files/updates to both partitions
Anyway, if the system detects that you have Magisk installed, simply uninstall it from the Magisk Manager, than proceed to the update
MagikGab said:
Do not care about A/B partitions, as the Mi 9T Pro is a single partition device. So no problem related to installing files/updates to both partitions
Anyway, if the system detects that you have Magisk installed, simply uninstall it from the Magisk Manager, than proceed to the update
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Ok. Can i upgrade directly from 10.3.3.0 to 11.0.3.0, skipping then the 10.3.4.0 ?
WFree said:
Ok. Can i upgrade directly from 10.3.3.0 to 11.0.3.0, skipping then the 10.3.4.0 ?
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Yes. I did so
MagikGab said:
Yes. I did so
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Which type should i download? Recovery o Fastboot? What's the difference?
And should i download the Firmware or the MIUI?
WFree said:
Which type should i download? Recovery o Fastboot? What's the difference?
And should i download the Firmware or the MIUI?
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Recovery ROMs must be flashed in the recovery and have .zip file extension; fastboot ROMs must be flashed with MiFlash tool and have .tar.gz file extension.
First of all, identify you device (global, EU, China, Indian...) looking in your device information. You have to remember these two letters in the label of the ROM:
E.g. PFKEUXM, that indicate your phone vendor, while the first letter indicates the Android version.
In few words, you need the recovery ROM. You'll need the fastboot ROM if you want to install Magisk without TWRP (search in Mi 9T Pro forum for: "Install Magisk without TWRP") or if you want to perform a clean flash with MiFlash tool.
Last thing: you need to download the ROM, not the firmware.
MagikGab said:
Recovery ROMs must be flashed in the recovery and have .zip file extension; fastboot ROMs must be flashed with MiFlash tool and have .tar.gz file extension.
First of all, identify you device (global, EU, China, Indian...) looking in your device information. You have to remember these two letters in the label of the ROM:
E.g. PFKEUXM, that indicate your phone vendor, while the first letter indicates the Android version.
In few words, you need the recovery ROM. You'll need the fastboot ROM if you want to install Magisk without TWRP (search in Mi 9T Pro forum for: "Install Magisk without TWRP") or if you want to perform a clean flash with MiFlash tool.
Last thing: you need to download the ROM, not the firmware.
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Thanks. I've the European version, PFKEUXM. Anyway yes, after the upgrade i want flash Magisk without TWRP. With previous rom i've extracted the boot image from the update archive and patched with Magisk.
WFree said:
Thanks. I've the European version, PFKEUXM. Anyway yes, after the upgrade i want flash Magisk without TWRP. With previous rom i've extracted the boot image from the update archive and patched with Magisk.
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Exactly what I've done!
PS: vedo che sei italiano, ciao! :victory:
MagikGab said:
If the update MIUI 11 is not shown from your system:
• Download the correct recovery ROM from here[/b];
• Put it in the folder "downloaded_rom" in the root of your internal memory;
• Select local update and then the ROM you placed in before;
• Install Magisk with the method you prefere (I suggest to modify the boot.img from a fastboot ROM).
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- Tried to install 11.0.3.0 with local update from updater but it say "flash to this stable version is not allowed".
- Tried to install 10.3.4.0 with local update from updater, the phone reboot in recovery and start flashing but at 1% say "update.zip is corrupted". I tried also to download and install this update downloading directly from the updater but same thing happen.
I've uninstalled Magisk from Magisk Manager app: i clicked Uninstall and then Complete Uninstall, not Restore images.
Any suggestion?
WFree said:
- Tried to install 11.0.3.0 with local update from updater but it say "flash to this stable version is not allowed".
- Tried to install 10.3.4.0 with local update from updater, the phone reboot in recovery and start flashing but at 1% say "update.zip is corrupted". I tried also to download and install this update downloading directly from the updater but same thing happen.
I've uninstalled Magisk from Magisk Manager app: i clicked Uninstall and then Complete Uninstall, not Restore images.
Any suggestion?
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The updater app can only install updates for the same region. Your OP suggests you have a global phone, but it looks like you're trying to flash an EEA update. Currently 11.0.1 is the latest global version.
Robbo.5000 said:
The updater app can only install updates for the same region. Your OP suggests you have a global phone, but it looks like you're trying to flash an EEA update. Currently 11.0.1 is the latest global version.
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I attach config of my phone. Is the EU version right?
WFree said:
I attach config of my phone. Is the EU version right?
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OK, yes you have the EU version already.
I don't know for sure, but I guess it won't jump from an Android 9 - MIUI 10 ROM to an Android 10 - MIUI 11 ROM.
You could try updating to the last MIUI 10 build first, and if that works, see if it will then update from the last 10 build to MIUI 11.
Robbo.5000 said:
OK, yes you have the EU version already.
I don't know for sure, but I guess it won't jump from an Android 9 - MIUI 10 ROM to an Android 10 - MIUI 11 ROM.
You could try updating to the last MIUI 10 build first, and if that works, see if it will then update from the last 10 build to MIUI 11.
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I tried to update MIUI 10 with local update and with updater but fail with update.zip corrupted message
Hey, some smartphones have a incremental update to prepare the phones before big updates pra you can use mi flash and try via fastboot method
Nautilus99 said:
Hey, some smartphones have a incremental update to prepare the phones before big updates pra you can use mi flash and try via fastboot method
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I tried incremental update from the current 10.3.3.0 to 10.3.4.0 as the updater suggest me. But still failing.
Hello.
I unlocked bootlader. Then rooted with magdisk and then repaired imei and TRWP. Now it is MIUI 11.0.4.0 stable.
But it show s v11.0.5.0.QJZMIXM stable update. I click dowlonad update. After it finishes downloading, i click reboot and it goes to TRWP . I install the rom it downloaded but it give error:
zig signature verification failed. error installing zip file cache recovery block map zip file is corrupt error installing fip file
And when it restarts, it says
Couldn't upadte MIUI
What can I do now? Unroot? Please help
I would try with stock recovery instead.
Flash the recovery partition image of your actual ROM and then try upgrade MIUI with normal OTA procedure.
Are you sure you are trying to flash the correct firmware to merlin (redmi note 9) ?
Check it and try to download the firmware again.
Do you need help with your MERLIN device ?
Read this FAQ: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...for-merlin-redmi-10x-4g-redmi-note-9.4225177/
My Mi 9T global version After it finishes downloading, i click reboot it give error couldn't update miui my device is running Android 10 miui 12.0.9.0