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Hey folks i took the afford and unlocked by bootloader and flash a gsi , i noticed sound and wifi were broken and investigated then i recompiled the olive kernel with some changes hacked together a working kernel image (the sources xiaomi provided are broken)
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1. unlock your bootloader
2. disable avb by reflashing vbmeta "fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
2. boot into twrp on your pc type "adb shell" then "mount -o rw /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/vendor /vendor " (if your touch works in twrp you can just hit mount and vendor)
4. push the edited fstab file "adb push fstab.qcom /vendor/etc/"
5. flash the gsi , download the one of your choise , even tho we are a only we need arm64 a/b gsis others wont work "fastboot flash system pathtogsisystemimghere"
6. wipe the data to remove the encryption "fastboot -w" (if touch in twrp works hit wipe format data type yes)
7. flash my kernel (fastboot flash boot BOOT_GSI.img )
8 reboot the device (fastboot reboot)
9. after first boot is done enable adb
10. type "adb root" then "adb remount" then "adb push pathtotheoverlayapkilinked /system/overlay/" then "adb reboot"
ALL COMMANDS ARE TYPED WITHOUT ""
Thanks
phh for his gsis
erfan adbi for helping me figuring out how to fix module loading
sellerie for his method of reusing a kernel dtb
me for putting this all together and recompiling the kernel
SOURCES
Thanks for figuring out and writing it all down for us!
Where can I download the vbmeta.img?
Trying to do this. Got a Redmi 8 EU version with novatek touchscreen, no touch in twrp. Should still work, right? I do not need to do anything in twrp correct?
EDIT: Never mind, other recovery works. How does your kernel compare to stock? Why was it necessary to recompile it? I just installed LOS gsi 5 minutes ago, thanks for your help.
(Also, just out of curiosity: What does fstab.qcom do exactly?
M47Z said:
Thanks for figuring out and writing it all down for us!
Where can I download the vbmeta.img?
Trying to do this. Got a Redmi 8 EU version with novatek touchscreen, no touch in twrp. Should still work, right? I do not need to do anything in twrp correct?
EDIT: Never mind, other recovery works. How does your kernel compare to stock? Why was it necessary to recompile it? I just installed LOS gsi 5 minutes ago, thanks for your help.
(Also, just out of curiosity: What does fstab.qcom do exactly?
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which recovery does work for you also how can i find out what screen i do have , the kernel was needed to be recompiled since the modules werent loading at all so we had no sound and no wifi i edited the kernel config to ignore module signatures and also force load modules.
the new fstab does disable the force encryption if it is enabled the gsi will bootloop
M47Z said:
Thanks for figuring out and writing it all down for us!
Where can I download the vbmeta.img?
Trying to do this. Got a Redmi 8 EU version with novatek touchscreen, no touch in twrp. Should still work, right? I do not need to do anything in twrp correct?
EDIT: Never mind, other recovery works. How does your kernel compare to stock? Why was it necessary to recompile it? I just installed LOS gsi 5 minutes ago, thanks for your help.
(Also, just out of curiosity: What does fstab.qcom do exactly?
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got ya , uploaded vbmeta.img also uploaded redmi8 overlay apk so brightness will start work etc just check the updated steps 9 and 10
J0SH1X said:
which recovery does work for you also how can i find out what screen i do have
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probably property sys.panel.display show it. By me:
Code:
~$ adb shell getprop sys.panel.display
tianma
Compatibility
Does all redmi 8 olive support this? ( im new in this gsi and im also noob bout this stuff) thanks!:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
Probe07 said:
Does all redmi 8 olive support this? ( im new in this gsi and im also noob bout this stuff) thanks!:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
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You are in correct thread. If something is not working in GSI for your olive , you can report it here.
jkkk88 said:
You are in correct thread. If something is not working in GSI for your olive , you can report it here.
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yeah he is in the right thread , it might work on other variants or maybe not , it will boot for sure but idk if my kernel will work for any other variant then eu , just test and report
Could you give a noob a link to where I can find gsi's. If there are more than one please give me a link to the one you used succesfully. Thanks.
OK, found little time and tried:
history:
MIUI version: MIUI Global 10.3.1 | Stable / 10.3.1.0 (PCNEUXM)
MIUI version: MIUI by xiaomi.eu 11.0.4 | Stable / 11.0.4.0 (PCNCNXM)
GSI AOSP 10.0 v.208 / AOSP 9.0 v.123 installed according J0SH1X guide
Wifi, touchscreen working only till first display lock. Display brighthness and volume cannot be smoothly set
Currently getting warning before first login after each reboot:.
There's an internal problem with your device. Contact your manufacturer for details.
When touchscreen doesn't respond to your taps, you can still use mouse connected via OTG or ADB cli.
Mouse and adb is working fine also in Unofficial TWRP 3.3.1-1127 for REDMI 8 by wzsx150, just checked.
jkkk88 said:
OK, found little time and tried:
history:
MIUI version: MIUI Global 10.3.1 | Stable / 10.3.1.0 (PCNEUXM)
MIUI version: MIUI by xiaomi.eu 11.0.4 | Stable / 11.0.4.0 (PCNCNXM)
GSI AOSP 10.0 v.208 / AOSP 9.0 v.123 installed according J0SH1X guide
Wifi, touchscreen working only till first display lock. Display brighthness and volume cannot be smoothly set
Currently getting warning before first login after each reboot:.
There's an internal problem with your device. Contact your manufacturer for details.
When touchscreen doesn't respond to your taps, you can still use mouse connected via OTG or ADB cli.
Mouse and adb is working fine also in Unofficial TWRP 3.3.1-1127 for REDMI 8 by wzsx150, just checked.
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the warning is expected because my kernel securety patch level is newer then the one provided by vendor , the boot level is the day i packed the bootimage thats why this is happening and i dont have an idea how to set
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got ya , uploaded vbmeta.img also uploaded redmi8 overlay apk so brightness will start work etc just check the updated steps 9 and 10
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Alright so this took me a while, this is what I found out:
I got Redmi 8 EU 4/64GB, on MIUI V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM. I tried all this stuff with LineageOS 16 GSI (download here)
So I tried to follow your steps and it seems to be working alright. But there were some bugs: Fingerprint would not work. When I would set up a pin, pattern etc, it would not work after setup. LineageOS complained about decrypted phone. I then tried all kind of things and this is what I found out:
- We dont need a custom kernel. The stock one from latest stable MIUI (V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM) works just fine as far as I have tested.
- We do not need a modified vbmeta, just flash the stock one with --disable-verification option.
- Instead of flashing fixed overlay we can also fix the brightness in LOS by entering "setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)" in adb su shell.
So the fastest way to get LOS running (at least on EU version, without TWRP) should be:
0. Make sure you are on latest stable MIUI V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM. Download and unpack LineageOS 16 GSI, also download vbmeta_stock_V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM.img from attachments.
1. Unlock bootloader.
2. Flash system image: "fastboot flash system /path/to/lineage-16.0-20191017-UNOFFICIAL-treble_arm64_bvN.img"
3. Wipe data: "fastboot -w"
4. Disable verification: "fastboot flash vbmeta --disable-verification /path/to/vbmeta_stock_V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM.img"
5. Reboot: "fastboot reboot"
6. Fix screen brightness: Enable developer settings, in there enable root for adb. Connect to PC and type:
Code:
adb shell
su
setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)
Done! LineageOS 16 works, fingerprint and pin working, encryption working, brightness working,found no bugs so far but only tried it for a couple of hours. Don't know if we need your kernel and mods for other roms though. On LineageOS something in your steps breaks the system, I guess it is the edited fstab and/or the --disable-verity option when flashing vbmeta (or vbmeta itself? ).
Hope this helps someone! Merry christmas!
M47Z said:
Alright so this took me a while, this is what I found out:
I got Redmi 8 EU 4/64GB, on MIUI V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM. I tried all this stuff with LineageOS 16 GSI (download here)
So I tried to follow your steps and it seems to be working alright. But there were some bugs: Fingerprint would not work. When I would set up a pin, pattern etc, it would not work after setup. LineageOS complained about decrypted phone. I then tried all kind of things and this is what I found out:
- We dont need a custom kernel. The stock one from latest stable MIUI (V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM) works just fine as far as I have tested.
- We do not need a modified vbmeta, just flash the stock one with --disable-verification option.
- Instead of flashing fixed overlay we can also fix the brightness in LOS by entering "setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)" in adb su shell.
So the fastest way to get LOS running (at least on EU version, without TWRP) should be:
0. Make sure you are on latest stable MIUI V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM. Download and unpack LineageOS 16 GSI, also download vbmeta_stock_V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM.img from attachments.
1. Unlock bootloader.
2. Flash system image: "fastboot flash system /path/to/lineage-16.0-20191017-UNOFFICIAL-treble_arm64_bvN.img"
3. Wipe data: "fastboot -w"
4. Disable verification: "fastboot flash vbmeta --disable-verification /path/to/vbmeta_stock_V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM.img"
5. Reboot: "fastboot reboot"
6. Fix screen brightness: Enable developer settings, in there enable root for adb. Connect to PC and type:
Code:
adb shell
su
setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)
Done! LineageOS 16 works, fingerprint and pin working, encryption working, brightness working,found no bugs so far but only tried it for a couple of hours. Don't know if we need your kernel and mods for other roms though. On LineageOS something in your steps breaks the system, I guess it is the edited fstab and/or the --disable-verity option when flashing vbmeta (or vbmeta itself? ).
Hope this helps someone! Merry christmas!
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vbmeta is stock non patched one i extracted out of a stock rom zip i downloaded also i noticed the kernel thing aswell , idk why it wasnt working earlier for me but if anyone has no working wifi and sound we atleast know how to fix that , also install the overlay apk it will fix up notch and statusbar and rounded corners aswell
M47Z said:
Alright so this took me a while, this is what I found out:
I got Redmi 8 EU 4/64GB, on MIUI V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM. I tried all this stuff with LineageOS 16 GSI (download here)
So I tried to follow your steps and it seems to be working alright. But there were some bugs: Fingerprint would not work. When I would set up a pin, pattern etc, it would not work after setup. LineageOS complained about decrypted phone. I then tried all kind of things and this is what I found out:
- We dont need a custom kernel. The stock one from latest stable MIUI (V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM) works just fine as far as I have tested.
- We do not need a modified vbmeta, just flash the stock one with --disable-verification option.
- Instead of flashing fixed overlay we can also fix the brightness in LOS by entering "setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)" in adb su shell.
So the fastest way to get LOS running (at least on EU version, without TWRP) should be:
0. Make sure you are on latest stable MIUI V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM. Download and unpack LineageOS 16 GSI, also download vbmeta_stock_V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM.img from attachments.
1. Unlock bootloader.
2. Flash system image: "fastboot flash system /path/to/lineage-16.0-20191017-UNOFFICIAL-treble_arm64_bvN.img"
3. Wipe data: "fastboot -w"
4. Disable verification: "fastboot flash vbmeta --disable-verification /path/to/vbmeta_stock_V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM.img"
5. Reboot: "fastboot reboot"
6. Fix screen brightness: Enable developer settings, in there enable root for adb. Connect to PC and type:
Code:
adb shell
su
setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)
Done! LineageOS 16 works, fingerprint and pin working, encryption working, brightness working,found no bugs so far but only tried it for a couple of hours. Don't know if we need your kernel and mods for other roms though. On LineageOS something in your steps breaks the system, I guess it is the edited fstab and/or the --disable-verity option when flashing vbmeta (or vbmeta itself? ).
Hope this helps someone! Merry christmas!
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how did you fix fingerprint and pattern im kinda loosing my mind over it here , if i reenable force encryption the phone will ALWAYS reboot to twrp with pstore telling me vold died , im using aosp not lineageos tho
J0SH1X said:
how did you fix fingerprint and pattern im kinda loosing my mind over it here , if i reenable force encryption the phone will ALWAYS reboot to twrp with pstore telling me vold died , im using aosp not lineageos tho
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Thought I was not the only one restore latest MIUI with fastboot method. Important: Check "clean all" instead of "clean all and lock" or you will have to do the whole unlock process again. After that, follow the steps exactly as I wrote in the post before. Do NOT flash BOOT_GSI.img, fstab.qcom or treble-overlay-xiaomi-redmi8.apk. You do not need TWRP for this, but you can just install it afterwards if you want. Good luck! :good:
J0SH1X said:
vbmeta is stock non patched one i extracted out of a stock rom zip i downloaded also i noticed the kernel thing aswell , idk why it wasnt working earlier for me but if anyone has no working wifi and sound we atleast know how to fix that , also install the overlay apk it will fix up notch and statusbar and rounded corners aswell
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I guess vbmeta changed with some later update then! The one I attatched is also just pulled from latest MIUI, no modification. I strongly think wrong/mismatching vbmeta and/or --disable-verity option while flashing it causes the fingerprint/pattern/pin/... bug, at least in LineageOS 16 GSI.
M47Z said:
Thought I was not the only one restore latest MIUI with fastboot method. Important: Check "clean all" instead of "clean all and lock" or you will have to do the whole unlock process again. After that, follow the steps exactly as I wrote in the post before. Do NOT flash BOOT_GSI.img, fstab.qcom or treble-overlay-xiaomi-redmi8.apk. You do not need TWRP for this, but you can just install it afterwards if you want. Good luck! :good:
I guess vbmeta changed with some later update then! The one I attatched is also just pulled from latest MIUI, no modification. I strongly think wrong/mismatching vbmeta and/or --disable-verity option while flashing it causes the fingerprint/pattern/pin/... bug, at least in LineageOS 16 GSI.
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The vbmeta flag is not it that's the official way of disabling avb documented in Google docs.
Also I pred phh to fix brightness
https://github.com/phhusson/device_phh_treble/pull/137
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The vbmeta flag is not it that's the official way of disabling avb documented in Google docs.
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Well we surely do not need it to run LOS. Is it possible it does not need avb disabled? OP in the thread says: "verified booting on an arm64 ab device I own".
But I am 100% sure: On untouched latest stable MIUI, if you follow the steps by OP exactly with LOS, it will not work, you will get fingerprint/pin/... error and non encrypted device. If you do it like I wrote, flashing latest stock vbmeta with --disable-verification only, and NOT installing fstab.qcom, BOOT_GSI.img or treble-overlay-xiaomi-redmi8.apk, it will all work nicely. If vbmeta is not the issue, then it is the fstab. Might be different for other roms of course.
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Also I pred phh to fix brightness
https://github.com/phhusson/device_phh_treble/pull/137
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Nice :good:
As there is a new Version , here is the vbmeta for those who want to try it out with V11.0.2.0.PCNEUXM. I got it from here:
https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/olive/
I will try it in a few weeks.
And many thanks to @M47Z for your instructions. This will save me and others much time.
rudolfm said:
As there is a new Version , here is the vbmeta for those who want to try it out with V11.0.2.0.PCNEUXM. I got it from here:
https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/olive/
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Hmm maybe I am blind but... there is no V11.0.2.0.PCNEUXM right? Global and China got 11.0.3.0, Indonesia and India got 11.0.2.0, and Europe and Russia got 11.0.1.0 at the moment. So latest for European phone is V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM right?
M47Z said:
Hmm maybe I am blind but... there is no V11.0.2.0.PCNEUXM right? Global and China got 11.0.3.0, Indonesia and India got 11.0.2.0, and Europe and Russia got 11.0.1.0 at the moment. So latest for European phone is V11.0.1.0.PCNEUXM right?
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Global version has two different versions.one of them PCNEUXM (Europe)
and one is the real global PCNIM blah blah blah blah blah.....really stupid xiaomi ...
Sent from my Redmi 8 using Tapatalk
We successfully booted the Android 10 AOSP GSI by phhusson. Got it flashed using fastboot.
Test in Realme C3/Narzo 10A. (RMX2020/RMX2027)
Steps to flash:
I am not responsible for your loss
Note (all your data will get erased back it up if you are not lazy )
1. unlock bootloader
2. enable usb debugging
3. adb reboot fastboot
4. fastboot reboot fastboot
5. fastboot --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
6. fastboot erase system
7. fastboot flash system system.img
8. fastboot -w
9. fastboot reboot bootloader
10. fastboot erase usrdata
11. fastboot reboot
Not Working:
VOLTE
VOWIFI
Some Fixes For GSI
For this fixes to run you should have adb running on you pc and have your devices connected via adb
>adb shell
>su
Brightness_Fix:
setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness 2047
Headphone_Jack_Fix:
setprop persist.sys.overlay.devinputjack true
Google Play Service Fix
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-fix-device-not-certified-by-google-error/
Download Link:
https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/releases
Flash on the ARM64 ab build
Android version: 10
Build Author: https://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=1915408
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Special thanks to @phhusson, Google and all other developers.
Thanks to Okta Viano to test the GSI in his device.
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Bluetooth calling issue in Samsung Galaxy M30S with GSI ROM PixelExperience
Hi, I have flashed my Samsung Galaxy M30S with PixelExperience-10.0-20200328-GSI-ARM64-AB ROM, Everything is working fine except Bluetooth calling, Bluetooth music is working but unable to receive/connect calls via bluetooth.
Can someone help ?
back it up if ur not lazy. lmao that so funny ???
This rom fix gyroscope delay in Pubg???
Sarathi4936 said:
This rom fix gyroscope delay in Pubg???
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noo
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noo
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You can fix it??
Sarathi4936 said:
You can fix it??
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No one can fix indeed...lmao
Anything else not working?
Any Experience?
How's this GSI so far?
Battery performance any review ?
Are there any ROMs with notch support, or is there a way to adjust the status bar margins? I'm tempted to flash this on my RMX2020.
Need Help through this !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Facing an error ____ System partitioned doesn't exist (got an error at very beginning of the process )!!!! while Gsi flashing on Realme 7 RMX2151(MTK G95) , seeking help here & there.
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Need Help through this !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Facing an error ____ System partitioned doesn't exist (got an error at very beginning of the process )!!!! while Gsi flashing on Realme 7 RMX2151(MTK G95) , seeking help here & there.
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sorry previous one was my fault (was skipping a line of command ) but now I"m facing is that my device is booting into fastboot mode but got stucked on recovery(stock) page & on cmd its shows waiting for device .(previously tried on CUstom PBRP recovery same result that's why this time tried with stock recovery but same can't boot Dynamic Fastboot.
Need testers for egis fp in gsi with realme ui 2 base
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Need testers for egis fp in gsi with realme ui 2 base
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Confirmed working in realme UI 2 base. Need testers for UI 1 base
Hi guys, this is my first time owning a Redmi/Xiaomi with a MediaTek SOC (G80). The device was released with Android 10 so it definitely supports Project Treble. My experience with booting GSIs on Qualcomm Snapdragon devices is straightforward but I attempted the same on the Redmi 9 and I noted the following things:
With no kernel sources released, no stable custom recovery to customize my Redmi 9, I went the GSI route via the standard fastboot commands in the bootloader before I discovered that it uses fastbootd instead to flash the system image. Phew! Also the Redmi 9 (lancelot) is compatible with arm64-ab GSIs.
UPDATE 1: GSI booted. Current custom recoveries cannot be used to flash GSIs on devices launched with Q because the system partition is logical and can only be flashed through fastbootd.
UPDATE 2:First successful boot at post #33. I wanted us to share ideas to make it possible for those interested to boot GSIs.
UPDATE 3: Some screenshots are attached below. Go to the guide for how to install.
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Hi guys, this is my first time owning a Redmi/Xiaomi with a MediaTek SOC (G80). The device was released with Android 10 so it definitely supports Project Treble. My experience with booting GSIs on Qualcomm Snapdragon devices is straightforward but I attempted the same on the Redmi 9 and I encountered the following things:
With no kernel sources released, no stable custom recovery, I went the GSI route via fastboot.
Flashing the vbmeta.img and running fastboot flash system system.img gives an error so i experimented with fastboot flash super system.img which worked without giving any errors. My understanding is the super partition contains more than just the system partition.
Despite successfully flashing the system image as the "super" image, I was unable to boot none of the arm64-ab GSIs I tried which included AOSP 10.0 v222 by @phhusson, Havoc-OS-v3.8 by @SKULSHADY and LineageOS 17.1-20200808 by @AndyYan
Lastly, this device being an MTK is very easy to brick!
Anyone successfully booted? Share your experience here with me.
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You should not play with your device because this device is MediaTek processor device. I already broke my phone twice and I have to go to service centre my luck was good because I do not have to to pay any money but I learn that I never play with my device
[Update]:
This device launched with Android Q with dynamic partitions within the super partition and a relocated fastboot implementation from bootloader to user space. Theoretically to flash a GSI, boot into fastbootd from the bootloader by running the commands as below [Only proceed if you know what you are doing!!!]:
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot -w
fastboot erase userdata (if this command doesn't work type fastboot reboot bootloader then fastboot erase userdata)
fastboot reboot
As a result of restoring my bricked device after flashing an unstable custom recovery, my bootloader relocked and therefore can't run above commands now to test if they work. I'll try again after 336 hours!
nielsync said:
[Update]:
This device launched with Android Q with dynamic partitions within the super partition and a relocated fastboot implementation from bootloader to user space. Theoretically to flash a GSI, boot into fastbootd from the bootloader by running the commands as below [Only proceed if you know what you are doing!!!]:
fastboot reboot fastboot
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot -w
fastboot erase userdata (if this command doesn't work type fastboot reboot bootloader then fastboot erase userdata)
fastboot reboot
As a result of restoring my bricked device after flashing an unstable custom recovery, my bootloader relocked and therefore can't run above commands now to test if they work. I'll try again after 336 hours!
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Ok i also wait for you...in my case i get 7 day wait time.....after your waiting time finished you should try as follow
Fastboot earse system
Fastboot flash system system.img.
Fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img(download vbmeta.img from this post..it is important to disable Android verified boot.
You can warp data first or latter this prossess...
But i confused what type gsi should download.
A/b or a only....
I know our device does not support a/b. But it use system as root....
Shas45558 said:
Ok i also wait for you...in my case i get 7 day wait time.....after your waiting time finished you should try as follow
Fastboot earse system
Fastboot flash system system.img.
Fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img(download vbmeta.img from this post..it is important to disable Android verified boot.
You can warp data first or latter this prossess...
But i confused what type gsi should download.
A/b or a only....
I know our device does not support a/b. But it use system as root....
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The above commands can only run after booting into fastbootd apart from "fastboot flash vbmeta" due to the partitioning of the Redmi 9 and other devices launched with Android 10 that come with a SUPER partition that includes the SYSTEM, VENDOR and PRODUCT images. When you boot into fastbootd your device will be listed as "lancelot" in Device Manager under "other devices". Just make sure you have latest Xiaomi drivers and running fastboot commands via the latest Android Platform Tools. Use arm64 A/B GSIs even though it doesn't support seamless updates. I am still waiting for the bootloader unlock to start enjoying
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The above commands can only run after booting into fastbootd apart from "fastboot flash vbmeta" due to the partitioning of the Redmi 9 and other devices launched with Android 10 that come with a SUPER partition that includes the SYSTEM, VENDOR and PRODUCT images. When you boot into fastbootd your device will be listed as "lancelot" in Device Manager under "other devices". Just make sure you have latest Xiaomi drivers and running fastboot commands via the latest Android Platform Tools. Use arm64 A/B GSIs even though it doesn't support seamless updates. I am still waiting for the bootloader unlock to start enjoying
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Tnx for great answer...
But why we use a/b gsi image file when our device does not support seamless updated??
Our device has a slot only
Shas45558 said:
Tnx for great answer...
But why we use a/b gsi image file when our device does not support seamless updated??
Our device has a slot only
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Well I can't give a technical answer but I've come to realize that not all system-as-root devices support A/B partitioning but all A/B devices are definitely system as root! Similarly the Redmi 8a (a64-a/b) and 8 (arm64-a/b) also boot A/B GSIs. I say this after flashing GSIs on both devices in the past before I got the Redmi 9. I'm a Redmi boy :good:
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Well I can't give a technical answer but I've come to realize that not all system-as-root devices support A/B partitioning but all A/B devices are definitely system as root! Similarly the Redmi 8a (a64-a/b) and 8 (arm64-a/b) also boot A/B GSIs. I say this after flashing GSIs on both devices in the past before I got the Redmi 9. I'm a Redmi boy :good:
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It is very great bro... I already broke my phone two time and I have to go to service centre. I was lucky because they do not take any money from me. When your waiting time is over then you flash gsi rom... And if you successfully boot your device then you you must share the process how you do it... I am very excited To use a gsi rom in my device...with out break it again... Because this time I think if I break my device
Then I have to pay the service centre
You should not flash unofficial TWRP recovery because our redmi 9 source code not published yet so the recovery has some problem and if you flash IT again your device is broke again. So I think fastboot method is safe for us
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It is very great bro... I already broke my phone two time and I have to go to service centre. I was lucky because they do not take any money from me. When your waiting time is over then you flash gsi rom... And if you successfully boot your device then you you must share the process how you do it... I am very excited To use a gsi rom in my device...with out break it again... Because this time I think if I break my device
Then I have to pay the service centre
You should not flash unofficial TWRP recovery because our redmi 9 source code not published yet so the recovery has some problem and if you flash IT again your device is broke again. So I think fastboot method is safe for us
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You are right. Flashing that recovery caused me problems too and that's why my bootloader got locked again after restoring. Before that I tried everything to flash a GSI but could not boot. So I tried installing the GSI via that recovery and kaput
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You are right. Flashing that recovery caused me problems too and that's why my bootloader got locked again after restoring. Before that I tried everything to flash a GSI but could not boot. So I tried installing the GSI via that recovery and kaput
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That's mean we have to wait when stable recovery made for our device....
It took forever
We may be out of luck with the kernel sources. Last I checked, Xiaomi had also not released sources for the Redmi Note 9 series so at least we are not alone. With no hope for Xiaomi EU ROMS, booting a GSI is now our only hope of customizing our device. The problem is, it has not happened yet. @Shas45558 maybe you will be the hero who boots the GSI
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We may be out of luck with the kernel sources. Last I checked, Xiaomi had also not released sources for the Redmi Note 9 series so at least we are not alone. With no hope for Xiaomi EU ROMS, booting a GSI is now our only hope of customizing our device. The problem is, it has not happened yet. @Shas45558 maybe you will be the hero who boots the GSI
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Ha ha ha......
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Ha ha ha......
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You are the most active guy in the Redmi 9 forums :good:
So moving forward I need you to try and boot a GSI on this phone. This post on Mi Community is helpful in understanding our device partition structure.
I think its fairly safe to boot a GSI because the stock recovery is actually maintained. The problem for me was the unofficial TWRP that caused my device to brick.
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You are the most active guy in the Redmi 9 forums :good:
So moving forward I need you to try and boot a GSI on this phone. This post on Mi Community is helpful in understanding our device partition structure.
I think its fairly safe to boot a GSI because the stock recovery is actually maintained. The problem for me was the unofficial TWRP that caused my device to brick.
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Fastboot and fastbootd are not same...
But how i understand that my device is boot into fastbootd mood not fastboot mood....
Is their any secret key combination to go to fastbootd??
I think twrp methods is lot easier....but unfortunately we have not get stable twrp as soon ...
Shas45558 said:
Fastboot and fastbootd are not same...
But how i understand that my device is boot into fastbootd mood not fastboot mood....
Is their any secret key combination to go to fastbootd??
I think twrp methods is lot easier....but unfortunately we have not get stable twrp as soon ...
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Sure with official TWRP life would be easy because you can also easily flash the dm-verity and forceencrypt disabler zip otherwise the device fails to boot even when you follow steps correctly. There's no key combination for fastbootd as far as I know. You have to use a command.
To enter fastbootd, run the following commands;
adb reboot fastboot (to boot into the bootloader)
fastboot reboot fastboot (to boot into fastbootd)
For the device to be recognized in Windows 10 you need to manually install unsigned Xiaomi drivers as shown here and after continue with the commands below;
fastboot flash system name_of_system_image.img
fastboot reboot recovery (and format data using MIUI recovery)
fastboot reboot (fingers crossed )
This post from the Redmi Note 9S may be helpful. The difference is that device has a Snapdragon processor as opposed to ours which is a MediaTek.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83503955&postcount=1
Read this....
Shas45558 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=83503955&postcount=1
Read this....
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Yeah I've seen it, thanks. That looks more promising than the first one. I haven't tested it yet but I'll do so as soon as I can on my own device. Have you tried it yourself though?
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Yeah I've seen it, thanks. That looks more promising than the first one. I haven't tested it yet but I'll do so as soon as I can on my own device. Have you tried it yourself though?
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No i afraid to try.....u should try because you can restore your device...i can restore also but my laptop has some problem so do not want to take risk and unoffical is unofficial .....
And i think it is for chaina rom...ii use redmi 9 prime rom....
I'm still waiting a few more days now before I can unlock my bootloader. Can't wait to test it and use it to flash a GSI. The device you helped me root yesterday is also a Redmi 9 but wasn't mine and I can't mess around with someone else phone
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I'm still waiting a few more days now before I can unlock my bootloader. Can't wait to test it and use it to flash a GSI. The device you helped me root yesterday is also a Redmi 9 but wasn't mine and I can't mess around with someone else phone
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I have also a waiting time of 98 hrs so im also here to help u all and flash gsi.Also theres a new for ya'll that PTRB RECOVERY is being tested nd booted also without any problem so jus wait some time nd stable version will be released .
Here I bring to you the official Havoc-os 4.X ROM Android 11 and fully functional on Redmi 8
The intention of this post is to make a step-by-step tutorial on the installation of this excellent GSI ROM on Redmi 8 and give assistance in the installation process
All the development credits for this wonderful ROM go to the Havoc team
@Ruturaj Kadam
@jhenrique09
@SKULSHADY
Remember I am not a developer, if you are presenting any bugs let us know and you can contact the Havoc team on Telegram
I am not responsible for any damage caused to your device by not following the steps or negligence at the time of this process, All the steps were carried out and tested on my personal device and are confirmed, My device Redmi 8 3/32, the version that i tested Havoc-OS-v4.5-20210208-Official-arm64-ab.img.xz
Bugs
videos recorded with the default camera do not play
Update: Install the NGCam_7.4.104-v1.8-fix.apk Once the application is installed open it take a photo close the application, this will create a folder in the SD called Gcam, inside the Gcam folder create a folder and call it Config7 and inside this place the XML file Redmi 8 GCam 7.4.104.314953318 G_Modder.xml restart the application and you're done
the only bugs that have is slow motion record not work for now
Automatic brightness does not work
Update: to fix the automatic brightness on your device, after installing the ROM, put in the folder SYSTEM-OVERLAY the treble-overlay-xiaomi-redmi 8.apk and set the permission for the apk on 644 ( use root explorer ) and reboot ..... problem solved
the necessary files are at the end of the tutorial
Steps
Note: I did the installation coming from Mui 12.EU, and there was no problem in the installation process or in the boot process
If you come from Miui12 .EU or any other GSI Rom go to step 4, if you come from the Rom stock follow the this steps
1- First make a backup of all the necessary information in case something goes wrong you can easily recover, Charge the battery at least 80%
All your data will be deleted during the process
2- Unlock the Bootloader if you have not already done it or do not know how to, follow this post: http://en.miui.com/unlock/
3- Install a custon recovery, if you dont know how to, follow this post: https://c.mi.com/thread-2850424-1-0.html
4- Make wipe only to Cache, Dalvik, System, Data and Internal SD
5- Format data,( if it doesn't format the data you will have bootloop) then Reboot into Recovery
6- Copy all the files to the phone (Havoc-OS-v4.X-20200522-Official-arm64-ab.img you can find it by unpacking the zip), Magisk,Magisk Path Fix, Permisiver, Certification Patch.zip, opengapp (recommended nano or pico)
7- Install system image to system partition (on TWRP go to install-Install image-System) .
8- Flash Permisiver v5 (on TWRP go to install selec permisver_v5.zip)
9- Resize system partition to flash opengapps (on TWRP go to Wipe-Advanced Wipe-Select System on the list-Repair or Change File System-Resize)
To Root
once you have installed an resized the system
10- Flash the Magisk path fix (on TWRP go to install selec MagiskA11_PATH_fix.zip)
11- Flash Magisk (on TWRP go to install selec Magisk-v23.0.zip)
12- Flash Opengapps
1-Flash Certification Patch
1 - Make a wipe to Cache and Dalvik
1- Reboot
The boot process takes 5 to 10 minutes the first boot, in case of any problem in any of the stages you can reinstall Miui version fastboot with Mi flash tool and start again
Download link Rom image:
arm64-ab • Havoc-OS
Havoc-OS Downloads
download.havoc-os.com
OpenGapss Android 11: https://sourceforge.net/projects/opengapps/files/arm64/test/20210130/
Magisk:
Download Magisk Manager Latest Version 26.1 For Android 2023
Magisk Manager is an app which helps users to root their phone. With the help of Magisk you can run banking apps and also pass SafetyNet tests.
magiskmanager.com
Hey !
I have a stupid question. Do you upload the GSI ROM and the other files on a SD card or on the internal storage ? I was searching this guide on the morning but I was wondering about that...
Thanks for your answer
letouvetpierre said:
Hey !
I have a stupid question. Do you upload the GSI ROM and the other files on a SD card or on the internal storage ? I was searching this guide on the morning but I was wondering about that...
Thanks for your answer
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Don't mind it, I haven't read all the article....
letouvetpierre said:
Hey !
I have a stupid question. Do you upload the GSI ROM and the other files on a SD card or on the internal storage ? I was searching this guide on the morning but I was wondering about that...
Thanks for your answer
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You can place it in either of the two, as long as you can access the storage where you placed them from the recovery
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letouvetpierre said:
Don't mind it, I haven't read all the article....
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Dont worry
Darth Inferno said:
You can place it in either of the two, as long as you can access the storage where you placed them from the recovery
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Okay thanks I think I will try this in the few days. Thanks for your guide !
Hey ! Do we need to flash a vbmeta image for Havocon boot ?
Is there any bugs when you install Havoc with TWRP ? 'cuz i'm a little bit experimented with TWRP but i'm shy with GSI...
Thanks for the answer
UPDATE :
I bricked my phone. When i arrived to the step 5 and i rebooted into fastboot (i would reboot into recovery...)
So, what can I do ? I installed MiFlashTool to unbrick my phone, if it can...
I tried to reboot from fastboot to twrp and this is what happened :
fastboot boot twrp.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 2.141s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: unknown reason)
finished. total time: 2.771s
Thanks...
letouvetpierre said:
UPDATE :
I bricked my phone. When i arrived to the step 5 and i rebooted into fastboot (i would reboot into recovery...)
So, what can I do ? I installed MiFlashTool to unbrick my phone, if it can...
I tried to reboot from fastboot to twrp and this is what happened :
fastboot boot twrp.img
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 2.141s]
booting...
FAILED (remote: unknown reason)
finished. total time: 2.771s
Thanks...
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Hi, I need to know some things to help you, what ROM did you have before flashing Havoc? do you have the bootloader unlocked? When did you use My flashtool, what method did you use?
letouvetpierre said:
Hey ! Do we need to flash a vbmeta image for Havocon boot ?
Is there any bugs when you install Havoc with TWRP ? 'cuz i'm a little bit experimented with TWRP but i'm shy with GSI...
Thanks for the answer
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In my particular case it was not necessary to flash vbmmeta as I comment in the OP I come from Miui12.eu, but it is necessary to avoid problems whatever the ROM you have before installing Havoc is to have the latest version of TWRP and have configured a lock pattern security in ROM access and in the flashing process I didn´t have problems
Hey!
I was on the stock ROM when i started to flash HavocOs.
I unbricked my phone with the MIUnlockTool V2 and my phone's still alive.
I booted on TWRP with fastboot boot TWRP.img 'cuz I can't boot to TWRP with volume up and power...
How can I flash HavocOs in the good way ?
I have Redmi 8 3/32 like you...
letouvetpierre said:
Hey!
I was on the stock ROM when i started to flash HavocOs.
I unbricked my phone with the MIUnlockTool V2 and my phone's still alive.
I booted on TWRP with fastboot boot TWRP.img 'cuz I can't boot to TWRP with volume up and power...
How can I flash HavocOs in the good way ?
I have Redmi 8 3/32 like you...
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Ok the first thing is that you have the bootloader unlocked, if it is that way regardless of the stock version of the rom you have when installing twrp you must install magisk to ensure that the Recovery remains fixed in this link is a tutorial on how to install it, that tutorial was made by me and approved by Xiaomi https://c.mi.com/thread-2850424-1-0.html ,
install the latest version of TWRP and as it says in the tutorial then flash magisk, once you have everything ready install miui 12.eu do not do many settings except create a blocking pattern when starting the rom this is used by TWRP to be able to decrypt the internal memory
All ready do the steps as indicated in this tutorial (If you come from Miui12 .EU or any other GSI Rom go to step 4)
If for some reason you have a problem, use MI flashtool to return to the stock rom, but make sure to use the snapdragon method, select MIflash and when opening the screen at the bottom select clean all, this will prevent you from blocking the bootloader and you can start again without problems (note when selecting clean all at the end it will give you an error for not being able to block the bootloader and the device will restart, do not worry it will restart normally without problems)
Darth Inferno said:
Ok the first thing is that you have the bootloader unlocked, if it is that way regardless of the stock version of the rom you have when installing twrp you must install magisk to ensure that the Recovery remains fixed in this link is a tutorial on how to install it, that tutorial was made by me and approved by Xiaomi https://c.mi.com/thread-2850424-1-0.html ,
install the latest version of TWRP and as it says in the tutorial then flash magisk, once you have everything ready install miui 12.eu do not do many settings except create a blocking pattern when starting the rom this is used by TWRP to be able to decrypt the internal memory
All ready do the steps as indicated in this tutorial (If you come from Miui12 .EU or any other GSI Rom go to step 4)
If for some reason you have a problem, use MI flashtool to return to the stock rom, but make sure to use the snapdragon method, select MIflash and when opening the screen at the bottom select clean all, this will prevent you from blocking the bootloader and you can start again without problems (note when selecting clean all at the end it will give you an error for not being able to block the bootloader and the device will restart, do not worry it will restart normally without problems)
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Hey!
I thought about something this afternoon : if I flash HavocOS with adb and fastboot, we also haven't any problems with TWRP installation ! But the problem is that I haven't found any wiki to do that and i won't transform my phone to a beta tester....
Thanks a lot for your help but I think i will wait until a custom rom of LineageOs or HavocOs...
Hi . I am currently running havoc is 3.12 on my device I tried multiple times to flash this ROM without any success. Is not installing open gapps a problem ? Anyways when I flash this rom without flashing the certification patch I get a no os installed warning before rebooting from orange fox recovery but when I flash the certification I no longer get this message. Etherway I am getting stuck on a bootloop . How can I solve this issue? I did all the steps correctly wiping the correct partitions and formating data . Edit I wiped cache and dalvik after the bootloop without any success .
Dragonnuu said:
Hi . I am currently running havoc is 3.12 on my device I tried multiple times to flash this ROM without any success. Is not installing open gapps a problem ? Anyways when I flash this rom without flashing the certification patch I get a no os installed warning before rebooting from orange fox recovery but when I flash the certification I no longer get this message. Etherway I am getting stuck on a bootloop . How can I solve this issue? I did all the steps correctly wiping the correct partitions and formating data . Edit I wiped cache and dalvik after the bootloop without any success .
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Hey !
I had the same bug before installing the v3.12 version.
I think it goes from the Permissiver v5. I think we should flash it to have the Havoc v4.
I'll test later if I have the time to do this and I'll inform you about the possibilities.
Hope I can help.
letouvetpierre said:
Hey !
I had the same bug before installing the v3.12 version.
I think it goes from the Permissiver v5. I think we should flash it to have the Havoc v4.
I'll test later if I have the time to do this and I'll inform you about the possibilities.
Hope I can hel
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Thanks for replying and trying to help but last night I managed to get havoc 4.1 is installed by flashing lineage first (using another guide from this category). I will try again to get havoc 4.1 working without flashing lineage as soon as posible because I am curious .
Used online available guides bit still not able to install magisk on Hovoc 4.1
Anyone succeeded?
mwaseem851 said:
Used online available guides bit still not able to install magisk on Hovoc 4.1
Anyone succeeded?
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Magisk doesn't work on Android 11
letouvetpierre said:
Magisk doesn't work on Android 11
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Finally managed to flash Magisk on Havoc 4.1 with the help of youtuberking (telegram and YouTube).
How: just flash Magisk path fix before magisk and it's good to go.
Code:
I am NOT responsible for bricked devices, destroyed SD cards or any
damage that may happen to your device.
Requirements:
Unlocked bootloader.
WARNINGDon't use Nippon gsi they aren't working.
How to guide:
power + volume down button
fastboot reboot fastboot
install fastbootd drivers,follow this tutorial
fastboot set_active a
fastboot erase system
fastboot flash system (name gsi.img)
fastboot flash vbmeta (vbmeta.img)
fastboot flash vbmeta_b (vbmeta.img)
fastboot set_active a
fastboot reboot recovery
in recovery select wipe data
reboot to system
The GSI will get installed in your phone
Bugs:
Brightness slider but you can fix it
Recommended rom:
Pixel experience:
Releases · ponces/treble_build_pe
Script and patches for building PHH-Treble Pixel Experience - ponces/treble_build_pe
github.com
Select arm64 ab variant
How to fix brightness slider:
[GSI] Brightness Fix & Other Fixes
Brightness black lockscreen fixed & Brightness Slider fix. GSI Misc Settings ✅Use Linear Brightness Scale ✅Force Alternatice Backlight Scale ✅Allow Settings to the lowest Flash this file on magisk and reboot :) Note: There's a better fix...
forum.xda-developers.com
How to fix bluetooth audio:
Go to phh treble settings,misc settings, "Force enable a2dp off-load" and "Bluetooth workarounds" select mediatek option and reboot the device.
How to install magisk on your device:
ROOT GAINED !!!!
THIS METHOD WORKS on both: POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 5G hey guys.. wonderful news.. been trying here and there and IT WORKS FINALLY i gained root of POCO m3 Pro 5G ! i'll write in steps how it works and post all files i've been using...
forum.xda-developers.com
How to flash gapps:
You need magisk on your phone
Download this file then flash from magisk
MagiskGApps - Browse /r/Stock at SourceForge.net
GApps for Magisk
sourceforge.net
Nippon gsi is the largest community of ported gsi. but flash carefully. not al generic gsi are compatible with stock vendors driver. after rebbot you can have some bugs. but the stock system can be easily restored. i suggest ported gsi from redmi note 8
@Fire1511 do you picture proof on device with any GSI running on poco m3 pro 5g
n0af32 said:
@Fire1511 do you picture proof on device with any GSI running on poco m3 pro 5g
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n0af32 said:
@Fire1511 do you picture proof on device with any GSI running on poco m3 pro 5g
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that was fast. thank you
side note, do you have twrp for poco m3 pro 5g?
n0af32 said:
that was fast. thank you
side note, do you have twrp for poco m3 pro 5g?
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No twrp
https://www.droidontime.com/ in my opinion this is the best custom rom. on download section u can find the official gsi
Fire1511 said:
Code:
I am NOT responsible for bricked devices, destroyed SD cards or any
damage that may happen to your device.
Requirements:
Unlocked bootloader.
How to guide:
Adb reboot fastboot
fastboot delete-logical-partition product
fastboot erase system
fastboot flash system (name gsi.img)
fastboot --disable-verity --disable-verification flash vbmeta (vbmeta.img mod or patch)
fastboot flash vbmeta_b (vbmeta.img mod or patch)
fastboot set_active a
fastboot reboot recovery
in recovery select wipe data
Reboot to system
rom Will be installed in your phone
General bugs:
Brightness slider (can be fixed with termux)
Adaptive brightness.
Recommended roms:
Pixel experience:
Releases · ponces/treble_build_pe
Script and patches for building PHH-Treble Pixel Experience - ponces/treble_build_pe
github.com
Select arm64 ab variant
How to fix brightness slider:
You will need magisk and termux
Open termux
Type su
Then type this:
setprop persist.sys.qcom-brightness $(cat /sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/max_brightness)
Bug will be fixed do this after a reboot.
How to install magisk on your device:
ROOT GAINED !!!!
THIS METHOD WORKS on both: POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 5G hey guys.. wonderful news.. been trying here and there and IT WORKS FINALLY i gained root of POCO m3 Pro 5G ! i'll write in steps how it works and post all files i've been using...
forum.xda-developers.com
How to flash gapps:
You will need magisk on your phone
Download this file then flash from magisk
MagiskGApps - Browse /r/Stock at SourceForge.net
GApps for Magisk
sourceforge.net
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Hi bro, how about for daily use?
Is there other bugs found?
m_iijul said:
Hi bro, how about for daily use?
Is there other bugs found?
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GSI roms are very stable no bugs found only brightness slider on certain phone but I posted a fix
Fire1511 said:
vbmeta.img
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what is this? where can i find it?
hectomax said:
what is this? where can i find it?
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This is a dm verity fix
hectomax said:
what is this? where can i find it?
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thanks, but i got another problem, when i enter adb reboot fastboot my phone enters in fastbootD and after that my pc doesnt see him, how can i fix it? (sorry in advance for the possibly stupid questions, I'm new to modding)
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thanks, but i got another problem, when i enter adb reboot fastboot my phone enters in fastbootD and after that my pc doesnt see him, how can i fix it? (sorry in advance for the possibly stupid questions, I'm new to modding)
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This video will help you to install fastbootd drivers
Whats wrong now?
now my phone dont boot miui and automaticly boot fastboot mode, not fastbootD, and my pc again doesnt see him
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now my phone dont boot miui and automaticly boot fastboot mode, not fastbootD, and my pc again doesnt see him
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fastboot set_active a
hectomax said:
now my phone dont boot miui and automaticly boot fastboot mode, not fastbootD, and my pc again doesnt see him
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Go to fastboot then fastboot reboot fastboot then fastboot set_active a then try another time to install gsi
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Go to fastboot then fastboot reboot fastboot then fastboot set_active a then try another time to install gsi
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thank you, thats works, but how can i install gsi, i tried with pixel expirience and got the same error, should i reinstall my windows, maybe it will help?