Hello, I'd like to return to stock and use the anxcamera. But I'm triggering the arb protection. Has anyone successfully bypassed this? I've read some websites that state I can flash a dummy file to return to stock but its kinda outdated. I imagine a lot of people encoutered this and would like to start a dialogue on it. Any advice appreciated.
patrickfenn said:
Hello, I'd like to return to stock and use the anxcamera. But I'm triggering the arb protection. Has anyone successfully bypassed this? I've read some websites that state I can flash a dummy file to return to stock but its kinda outdated. I imagine a lot of people encoutered this and would like to start a dialogue on it. Any advice appreciated.
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don't use stock. simply flash EU rom, it's same as stock
BTW what ROM/Version you're on? And what version of stock are you trying to flash?
goldenevil47 said:
don't use stock. simply flash EU rom, it's same as stock
BTW what ROM/Version you're on? And what version of stock are you trying to flash?
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I will do that then, is it safe to lock bootloader after flashing?
I'm on the latest pixel experience rom, I'd like to flash sweet global 15.6.
patrickfenn said:
I will do that then, is it safe to lock bootloader after flashing?
I'm on the latest pixel experience rom, I'd like to flash sweet global 15.6.
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Please don't try to lock the bootloader again, if you're not on a official Xiaomi ROM.
Killed once my Note 8 by doing that on Xiaomi.eu ROM...
Just keep it unlocked
Kinley7272 said:
Please don't try to lock the bootloader again, if you're not on a official Xiaomi ROM.
Killed once my Note 8 by doing that on Xiaomi.eu ROM...
Just keep it unlocked
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I wish it was made clear that when I flash custom rom I can't go back. Part of the reason I got this phone was the freedom to do these type of things. Now I gotta play the cat and mouse game with google and safetynet..
patrickfenn said:
I wish it was made clear that when I flash custom rom I can't go back. Part of the reason I got this phone was the freedom to do these type of things. Now I gotta play the cat and mouse game with google and safetynet..
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you can easily go back to stock and relock bootloader. Just download Fastboot rom of your choice and install using pc. No ARB issues as fastboot ROMs check for the thing and won't flash if the phone/rom arb figure mismatch. it's completely safe. I have done it a couple of times
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So i got a nexus 6 and i need to update it to android 5.1.0 ?
Status: Unlocked though ADB rooted though c.f auto root and recovery though adb. encrypted stock 5.0.1 rom.
And i want to install chroma rom with android lollipop 5.1.0? how do i do that? do i need some sort of new bootloader or radio as i heard someone talking about?
Thx.
XDAcube said:
So i got a nexus 6 and i need to update it to android 5.1.0 ?
Status: Unlocked though ADB rooted though c.f auto root and recovery though adb. encrypted stock 5.0.1 rom.
And i want to install chroma rom with android lollipop 5.1.0? how do i do that? do i need some sort of new bootloader or radio as i heard someone talking about?
Thx.
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If you unlocked the boot loader, rooted and have TWRP custom recovery, you just need to :
1. Download rom and gapps to your phone. Links should be found in the OP of the ROM's thread. If you wish Google to restore your apps be sure you have selected the backup-auto restore in settings.
2. Do unencryption now if you wish.
3. Boot into TWRP recovery and wipe a couple times.
4. From TWRP, install the rom and gapps.
5. Reboot system, sign into your Google account and let it download and restore your apps.
6. Reboot system once more & you should be gtg.
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If you unlocked the boot loader, rooted and have TWRP custom recovery, you just need to :
1. Download rom and gapps to your phone. Links should be found in the OP of the ROM's thread. If you wish Google to restore your apps be sure you have selected the backup-auto restore in settings.
2. Do unencryption now if you wish.
3. Boot into TWRP recovery and wipe a couple times.
4. From TWRP, install the rom and gapps.
5. Reboot system, sign into your Google account and let it download and restore your apps.
6. Reboot system once more & you should be gtg.
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So i dont need to wipe? or flash a bootloader and radio since im coming from 5.0.1? you know like vanillapop 5.1 requires you to flash bootloader and radio if coming from 5.0.X?
XDAcube said:
So i dont need to wipe? or flash a bootloader and radio since im coming from 5.0.1? you know like vanillapop 5.1 requires you to flash bootloader and radio if coming from 5.0.X?
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Should be in the Chroma OP or close thereby as to whether you need the boot loader.
I would think for sure a wipe or two. Boot loader, maybe. Radio, at your discretion.
wtherrell said:
Should be in the Chroma OP or close thereby as to whether you need the boot loader.
I would think for sure a wipe or two. Boot loader, maybe. Radio, at your discretion.
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Cool we look in there again later thx for help
XDAcube said:
Cool we look in there again later thx for help
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I checked. Instructions and prerequisites are in the OP of the Chroma thread.
I also updated my Nexus 6 with 5.0.1, unlock and root, to 5.1 without losing data. I just had to re-root it afterwards.
I used Wugfresh Nexus root toolkit.
In short I used "Flash stock + unroot", in which I selected "Enable no-wipe" and "force-flash".
After this I rerooted the device from within NRT.
Worked like a charm!
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I checked. Instructions and prerequisites are in the OP of the Chroma thread.
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So no need to flash bootloader or radio then?
XDAcube said:
So no need to flash bootloader or radio then?
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Doesn't appear so.
thijsniehof said:
I also updated my Nexus 6 with 5.0.1, unlock and root, to 5.1 without losing data. I just had to re-root it afterwards.
I used Wugfresh Nexus root toolkit.
In short I used "Flash stock + unroot", in which I selected "Enable no-wipe" and "force-flash".
After this I rerooted the device from within NRT.
Worked like a charm!
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Well thats stock rom right? i want something custom and cool
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Doesn't appear so.
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Okay thanks will look into it!
XDAcube said:
Well thats stock rom right? i want something custom and cool
Okay thanks will look into it!
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Checkout 2nd post in that thread. Also check out the other exciting rom choices in the Nexus 6 android development threads.
wtherrell said:
Checkout 2nd post in that thread. Also check out the other exciting rom choices in the Nexus 6 android development threads.
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Will do thanks great device! i just got it from criagslist today already flashing! i have something to play with tonight!
XDAcube said:
Well thats stock rom right? i want something custom and cool
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Yup stock indeed... Stock ROM, stock recovery..
thijsniehof said:
Yup stock indeed... Stock ROM, stock recovery..
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Just what i thought!
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Checkout 2nd post in that thread. Also check out the other exciting rom choices in the Nexus 6 android development threads.
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Do i need the android 5.1 bseband for chroma?
And the bootloader wasn,t need right? scared to brick it
XDAcube said:
Do i need the android 5.1 bseband for chroma?
And the bootloader wasn,t need right? scared to brick it
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Oooook... I'm confused too. I'm on dirty unicorns 5.0.2.. I want to upgrade to 5.1... Some instructions say to flash the unencrypted kernel and I also have looked into the boot img and baseband thread.. But when would I need to do all of this? I need someone willing to explain it like I'm five how and when to update the baseband, etc.. I already backed up my internal storage so I'm ready to do whatever I have to to flash Chroma or any other non stock 5.1 ROM.
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Oooook... I'm confused too. I'm on dirty unicorns 5.0.2.. I want to upgrade to 5.1... Some instructions say to flash the unencrypted kernel and I also have looked into the boot img and baseband thread.. But when would I need to do all of this? I need someone willing to explain it like I'm five how and when to update the baseband, etc.. I already backed up my internal storage so I'm ready to do whatever I have to to flash Chroma or any other non stock 5.1 ROM.
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Well can you be my guinea pig and flash chroma without doing everything else? worst thing that could happen is it not boot into the rom and wrong radio will just make your phone not pickking up signel intil you flashed radio. but chroma dont say anything about flashing bootloader so i dont think its needed.
BTW ims still on rooted stock 5.0.1.
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I found simple fix.
just flash CB 7 firmware and modem throuth twrp.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=457095661767116249
First flash this file and then Rom. That's right?? Or its other way around
karan khara said:
First flash this file and then Rom. That's right?? Or its other way around
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If u have dm verity error on boot. Just flash it..
Wouldn't this procedure downgrade some performance on the device?
Giocarro said:
Wouldn't this procedure downgrade some performance on the device?
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No..
Can I flash CB 7 firmware and modem through USB-otg using twrp....I'm on CB9...my phone is encrypted
Nitesh13 said:
Can I flash CB 7 firmware and modem through USB-otg using twrp....I'm on CB9...my phone is encrypted
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Yes u can..
Firmware is MM-based, can you flash this after you installed beta 9, because this is N-based?
cool.boy said:
I found simple fix.
just flash CB 7 firmware and modem throuth twrp.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=457095661767116249
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Nice but what do you fix. If it is only a message that is displayed at boot but has no negative effects what is the point of fixing.
In my opinion using firmware and modem from mm for n can't be a good match or let's say better.
I have no DM verity error and I have cb9 firmware and rooted
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Why would you want to flash old firmware and modem, not made for this ROM, just to get rid of a pointless message?
Especially when there are other methods to fix this so called issue ...
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puschkin said:
Firmware is MM-based, can you flash this after you installed beta 9, because this is N-based?
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Yes..
snippem said:
Nice but what do you fix. If it is only a message that is displayed at boot but has no negative effects what is the point of fixing.
In my opinion using firmware and modem from mm for n can't be a good match or let's say better.
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Its a bug related cb9 firmware. U can use cb7 firmaware to fix it..
This makes sense. I was on open beta 8 for a few days
When I stumble across open beta 8 firmware + modem, I flashed it. Phone was working without issues prior to that, so I dont know what possessed me to do that because after that I began receiving dmverity message right after bootloader warning. I immediately knew it had to be the updated firmware/modem. Unfortunately I was unable to access twrp anymore. I ended up bricking my phone trying to revert this issue lol all is good now. I suggest you do not update to any firmware/moden newer than cb 7.
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Its a bug related cb9 firmware. U can use cb7 firmaware to fix it..
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it's not a bug…just another warning for modified partitions.
No need to be "fixed" and don't think using mm firmware to replace n's is a good choice
cool.boy said:
Its a bug related cb9 firmware. U can use cb7 firmaware to fix it..
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This makes sense. I was on open beta 8 for a few days
When I stumble across open beta 8 firmware + modem, I flashed it. Phone was working without issues prior to that, so I dont know what possessed me to do that because after that I began receiving dmverity message right after bootloader warning. I immediately knew it had to be the updated firmware/modem. Unfortunately I was unable to access twrp anymore. I ended up bricking my phone trying to revert this issue lol all is good now. I suggest you do not update to any firmware/moden newer than cb 7.
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dlhxr said:
it's not a bug…just another warning for modified partitions.
No need to be "fixed" and don't think using mm firmware to replace n's is a good choice
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Exactly I believe there is no point in flashing old firmware only if you can't wait for 5 sec.
If this was a bug oneplus would have pushed a patch out by now.
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Exactly I believe there is no point in flashing old firmware only if you can't wait for 5 sec.
If this was a bug oneplus would have pushed a patch out by now.
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I absolutely agree. 5 seconds more isnt a big deal. But why was I unable to access twrp?
cesar.mk4 said:
I absolutely agree. 5 seconds more isnt a big deal. But why was I unable to access twrp?
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I never had that till now only after flash does not reboot.
In my opinion it is more a twrp incompatibility that will be resolved when N sources are out by oneplus
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Exactly I believe there is no point in flashing old firmware only if you can't wait for 5 sec.
If this was a bug oneplus would have pushed a patch out by now.
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Don't even need to wait, just press the power button to skip it (same applies to first bootloader unlocked message).
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it's easily avoidable (but the phone will be decrypted)
after flashing ob9 successfully and booting to system, reboot to TWRP (.28) and wipe convert data to f2fs then wipe it, then wipe internal storage (back up your data to your pc 1st)...and that's it, if you want root, reboot back to TWRP and flash root, then roboot to system, dmverity will be gone, and the phone decrypted,
(this will work if you started with a clean ob9 install like sideloading, and you ended with a full stock ob9)
Hey, sooo my oneplus 3t lags in every oos version (stable/open beta) and it mostly appears when i pull down the notification panel and the quick settings. tried clean flashing/ using the unbrick tool to go back to completely stock. the problem dosen't appear on any custom Rom that i have used so far but i do want to stay stock for now. any suggestions?
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Hey, sooo my oneplus 3t lags in every oos version (stable/open beta) and it mostly appears when i pull down the notification panel and the quick settings. tried clean flashing/ using the unbrick tool to go back to completely stock. the problem dosen't appear on any custom Rom that i have used so far but i do want to stay stock for now. any suggestions?
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It happens after you start installing apps? or does it happen as soon as it boots up for the first time after clean flashing?
blanco2701 said:
It happens after you start installing apps? or does it happen as soon as it boots up for the first time after clean flashing?
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As soon as it boots up. Even the setup is laggy after clean flash
Skybutuguy said:
As soon as it boots up. Even the setup is laggy after clean flash
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That's weird. If it happens even after a clean flash then I think you have hardware problems my friend.
blanco2701 said:
That's weird. If it happens even after a clean flash then I think you have hardware problems my friend.
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i dont think its a hardware problem because on custom roms everything works smoothly. (even hydrogen 8.0)
Skybutuguy said:
i dont think its a hardware problem because on custom roms everything works smoothly. (even hydrogen 8.0)
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Uhmm you must be jumping a step or something going back to stock... Try doing a factory reset from stock recovery AFTER you flash the stock rom.
blanco2701 said:
Uhmm you must be jumping a step or something going back to stock... Try doing a factory reset from stock recovery AFTER you flash the stock rom.
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what do you recommend to do? clean flash the latest oos version or use the unbrick tool to go back to stock and then update from the ota?
Skybutuguy said:
what do you recommend to do? clean flash the latest oos version or use the unbrick tool to go back to stock and then update from the ota?
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I've never used any unbrick tool. Just be sure to check "allow oem unlock" in the developer settings in case anything goes wrond.
Hi,
I had a bricked phone and I have managed to fix it.
At the moment I have China rom installed which I don't really want to use. It has no Google services and a lot of Chinese apps.
So I just want to double check.
1. I unlock bootloader with the Mi unlock app.
2. Then simply flash global rom with Mi Flash and definitely make sure to only select cleanall.bat and not cleanall_lock.bat.
Is that all I have to do? Some posts recommend different things and some just say do this so I want to make sure.
Thanks,
No.. you cannot simply flash Global if your phone chinese version.
Read... so much thread about it and people have brick because of it.
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Danielandg said:
Hi,
I had a bricked phone and I have managed to fix it.
At the moment I have China rom installed which I don't really want to use. It has no Google services and a lot of Chinese apps.
So I just want to double check.
1. I unlock bootloader with the Mi unlock app.
2. Then simply flash global rom with Mi Flash and definitely make sure to only select cleanall.bat and not cleanall_lock.bat.
Is that all I have to do? Some posts recommend different things and some just say do this so I want to make sure.
Thanks,
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That's the wrong forum to post.
Vuska said:
No.. you cannot simply flash Global if your phone chinese version.
Read... so much thread about it and people have brick because of it.
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There's like one guy on YouTube that basically says to do this.
Then there's some on a forum that days to do a lot of things.
There's just so much random stuff from many threads that it is hard it know what should be done... That's why I ask here for definite answer.
Dude I have a Chinese version Mi8 and after unlocking the bootloader I used the eu.miui pie rom and then jumped straight to the custom roms. Also i did format my data by typing yes in twrp after flashing the eu,miui and lost all the stuff on the internal storage, which really did not matter as I had just unlocked the bootloader and everything had been wiped clean anyways.
Been using two Xiaomi phones and have never flashed any MIUI roms only eu.miui and never had any problems
Doesn't matter. Gotta wait 15 days before I can unlock it and flash. Strange as my account was approved some years back to do the same with a Redmi but oh well. I guess I will wait 15 days...
Danielandg said:
Doesn't matter. Gotta wait 15 days before I can unlock it and flash. Strange as my account was approved some years back to do the same with a Redmi but oh well. I guess I will wait 15 days...
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Share with us your final results, succeed or fail? In case of succeed tell us how you did it. thks.
i've just flashed a chinese mi 8. Just unlock the bootloader, flash TWRP and flash the rom.
i used xiaomi.eu rom for the last one. Now i've a Mi8 explorer edition in my hands and need to wait for the 15 days are gone than i'll flash xiaomi.eu rom here too.
BUT never re-lock the bootloader again after you've flashed a other rom than the orignal rom, your device will brick.
Flash-User said:
i've just flashed a chinese mi 8. Just unlock the bootloader, flash TWRP and flash the rom.
i used xiaomi.eu rom for the last one. Now i've a Mi8 explorer edition in my hands and need to wait for the 15 days are gone than i'll flash xiaomi.eu rom here too.
BUT never re-lock the bootloader again after you've flashed a other rom than the orignal rom, your device will brick.
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Me too! Waiting for those 15 days. Thanks!
can someone help pleasae , i have pixel experience on my redmi note 10 pro and trying to go back to stock but its failing . when tring miflash the progress bar speeds to green in like 1 second and nothing is flashed and mi pc suite cant detect phone
whats best way to get back to stock please
Simple, do the same as for every other custom rom. Put your Stock rom on your sdcard and go into recovery(process as usual a full wipe), then install stock rom. You have to install TWRP/Pixel-Recovery again ofc.
Sorted it now . Thanks anyway . I had to delete a few lines of a batch file that was preventing rollback and did it in miflash
garny68 said:
Sorted it now . Thanks anyway . I had to delete a few lines of a batch file that was preventing rollback and did it in miflash
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Maybe you can help me by telling me the lines and where to find them! I am stuck! Please
kazi69 said:
Maybe you can help me by telling me the lines and where to find them! I am stuck! Please
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Watch this video . I followed the steps but it kept failing to flash .around the 10 min mark he will talk about the anti rollback feature . Follow his steps on deleting the lines in the text file and it worked 1st time for me
garny68 said:
Sorted it now . Thanks anyway . I had to delete a few lines of a batch file that was preventing rollback and did it in miflash
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That's a safety check. Bypassing that increases the risk to brick this device.
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That's a safety check. Bypassing that increases the risk to brick this d
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[email protected] said:
That's a safety check. Bypassing that increases the risk to brick this device.
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I didn't know that as he never said in tutorial . As I won't be installing an other ROMs and everything is working fine would I be ok to leave it as it is or should I download the ROM to my phone and install original ROM over the top via local storage ?
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That's a safety check. Bypassing that increases the risk to brick this device.
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Doesn't mention that in the video and was only way I could get to install the ROM and get back to original . Everything seems fine now it's installed . As I won't be installing anymore ROMs would it be safe to leave as is or would you recommend doing something ? .thanks
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I didn't know that as he never said in tutorial . As I won't be installing an other ROMs and everything is working fine would I be ok to leave it as it is or should I download the ROM to my phone and install original ROM over the top via local storage ?
Doesn't mention that in the video and was only way I could get to install the ROM and get back to original . Everything seems fine now it's installed . As I won't be installing anymore ROMs would it be safe to leave as is or would you recommend doing something ? .thanks
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Xiaomi has implemented anti rollback to prevent switching to old builds. Recovery ROMs don't have this safety check but fastboot ROMs do have. Bypassing this might brick the device like many Note 5 pro owners bricked their devices by flashing older recovery rom which bypassed the safety check. If they'd have flashed fastboot rom their devices could have been saved.
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Xiaomi has implemented anti rollback to prevent switching to old builds. Recovery ROMs don't have this safety check but fastboot ROMs do have. Bypassing this might brick the device like many Note 5 pro owners bricked their devices by flashing older recovery rom which bypassed the safety check. If they'd have flashed fastboot rom their devices could have been saved.
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I put phone into fastboot mode then flashed with the mi flash tool . Obviously I deleted the text out of the file in the tutorial but as I'm up and running on latest firmware would it be safe to say all is good my end ? . I flashed with a fastboot ROM latest one
garny68 said:
can someone help pleasae , i have pixel experience on my redmi note 10 pro and trying to go back to stock but its failing . when tring miflash the progress bar speeds to green in like 1 second and nothing is flashed and mi pc suite cant detect phone
whats best way to get back to stock please
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Different question: Did you like the custom pixel rom? Is it worth to change it or should stick to stock rom? What issues you found there?
It's a good ROM the pixel ROM . Nothing up with it at all . I just felt I'd keep it stock . I didn't encounter any problems with it. Each to there own as they say . You may love it . Plenty of tutorials on YouTube reviewing it on note 10 pro
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I put phone into fastboot mode then flashed with the mi flash tool . Obviously I deleted the text out of the file in the tutorial but as I'm up and running on latest firmware would it be safe to say all is good my end ? . I flashed with a fastboot ROM latest one
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Yes, fine. ARB index should either be same or greater. Since it was same you're safe. All's fine. But be sure to check that index before doing this.
Thanks for that pal
ARB is not present with custom rom (aosp and miui) right ?
garny68 said:
I put phone into fastboot mode then flashed with the mi flash tool . Obviously I deleted the text out of the file in the tutorial but as I'm up and running on latest firmware would it be safe to say all is good my end ? . I flashed with a fastboot ROM latest one
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May I know the version numbers..