Hello:
I am going to sell my xiaomi 11t pro phone and first I want to leave it as it was when I bought it, go back to global rom, remove custom twrp and close the bootloader, now it has xiaomi.eu rom.
In order not to make a mistake and brick the phone, I ask for your advice and help.
I think I have to put global rom, tgz file, with my flash option clean all, but I don't know if it removes the twrp. If you don't delete it to remove it you should flash recovery.img of the global rom you would have flashed.
It would only be necessary to close the bootloader again, from fastboot with the oem lock command it would be closed, is what I am saying correct? Or would I have to do something else or in another way?
Thanks and regards.
pedrag2 said:
Hello:
I am going to sell my xiaomi 11t pro phone and first I want to leave it as it was when I bought it, go back to global rom, remove custom twrp and close the bootloader, now it has xiaomi.eu rom.
In order not to make a mistake and brick the phone, I ask for your advice and help.
I think I have to put global rom, tgz file, with my flash option clean all, but I don't know if it removes the twrp. If you don't delete it to remove it you should flash recovery.img of the global rom you would have flashed.
It would only be necessary to close the bootloader again, from fastboot with the oem lock command it would be closed, is what I am saying correct? Or would I have to do something else or in another way?
Thanks and regards.
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Use this Tool choose clean all and lock.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/flash-tool-guide-use-xiaomi-flash-tool.4262425/
Hello and thanks:
I had read that it was dangerous to do the whole process at once with miflash.
This tool is the same but from fastboot. Is it also dangerous to go back to stock rom and close the bootloader with this way?
pedrag2 said:
Hello and thanks:
I had read that it was dangerous to do the whole process at once with miflash.
This tool is the same but from fastboot. Is it also dangerous to go back to stock rom and close the bootloader with this way?
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This is Xiaomi's official tool, never had any problems with it.
Switch from Xiaomi Eu to stock or Aosp to Stock, with.
NOSS8 said:
This is Xiaomi's official tool, never had any problems with it.
Switch from Xiaomi Eu to stock or Aosp to Stock, with.
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Thanks, I will do that.
NOSS8 said:
This is Xiaomi's official tool, never had any problems with it.
Switch from Xiaomi Eu to stock or Aosp to Stock, with.
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I don't think I'm going to do anything for now.
I will leave the xiaomi.eu rom with the bootloader unlocked because when I did everything I don't remember which was the original stock rom, I don't know if it was global or European. I'm afraid to put a wrong stock rom and the phone will brick.
I bought the phone through Amazon in an Italian store, I don't know what to do, but I would like to deliver it in factory condition.
Would you do the process equally with the global stock rom?
Thanks.
pedrag2 said:
I don't think I'm going to do anything for now.
I will leave the xiaomi.eu rom with the bootloader unlocked because when I did everything I don't remember which was the original stock rom, I don't know if it was global or European. I'm afraid to put a wrong stock rom and the phone will brick.
I bought the phone through Amazon in an Italian store, I don't know what to do, but I would like to deliver it in factory condition.
Would you do the process equally with the global stock rom?
Thanks.
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No risk of bricking on this model with any stock rom.
In general EEA for Europe.(V13.0.21.0.SKDEUXM)
Global(V13.0.7.0.SKDMIXM)
NOSS8 said:
No risk of bricking on this model with any stock rom.
In general EEA for Europe.(V13.0.21.0.SKDEUXM)
Global(V13.0.7.0.SKDMIXM)
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I know how to distinguish stock rom europe (EEA) and global (MI) but I don't know which is the original rom installed on the phone.
Do you think there is no brick risk if I put EEA or MI?
Thanks
pedrag2 said:
I know how to distinguish stock rom europe (EEA) and global (MI) but I don't know which is the original rom installed on the phone.
Do you think there is no brick risk if I put EEA or MI?
Thanks
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Go to the site where you bought it.
I have already answered you on this subject in my post above.
The version number of the Global or EEA phone is the same (2107113SG), if that can reassure you.
NOSS8 said:
Go to the site where you bought it.
I have already answered you on this subject in my post above.
The version number of the Global or EEA phone is the same (2107113SG), if that can reassure you.
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That's right, thank you very much for your help.
Regards
pedrag2 said:
That's right, thank you very much for your help.
Regards
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Check for the version:
https://www.imei.info/
NOSS8 said:
Check for the version:
https://www.imei.info/
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Yes, it's IMEI.info: 11T Pro (2107113SG)
Thanks
pedrag2 said:
Yes, it's IMEI.info: 11T Pro (2107113SG)
Thanks
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We already knew that. Normally you should see if the original rom was an EEA or Global, but as you sell it, install the one you want, Global is better.
NOSS8 said:
We already knew that. Normally you should see if the original rom was an EEA or Global, but as you sell it, install the one you want, Global is better.
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I have not seen that of the original EEA or Global, I think it was EEA because the seller says that his products are European but if there is no problem, I will put the global as you tell me.
Again, thank you very much for all your help.
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I have not seen that of the original EEA or Global, I think it was EEA because the seller says that his products are European but if there is no problem, I will put the global as you tell me.
Again, thank you very much for all your help.
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Don't forget to remove your device from your Xiaomi account.
https://us.i.mi.com/
NOSS8 said:
Don't forget to remove your device from your Xiaomi account.
https://us.i.mi.com/
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Ok, thanks again
Related
Hello all !
I've bought a MI9T pro on Rakuten 2 weeks ago, i unlocked the bootloader successfully, then i installed some mods like V4A etc, then i installed the 72hz mod that bricked my phone, after 2 hours, i
I managed to flash a older stock rom that i found on the web, but after this it was writed "Redmi" and not "Mi" on the bootup screen like it was before, then i installed LineageOS but i saw that there was many translation issues with french language so i installed MiUi 11 with TWRP but now the FP Sensor doesn't work.
My question is, is it possible to return to the latest version on MiUi that is available on MI9T Pro so i can do all the updates on the phone directly like when i bought it ? Can you tell me when i can find the rom ? And how can i get back "Mi" rather than "Redmi" on the bootup screen ?
I still want to get root, and bootloader unlocked, i just want to get an official stock rom like before.
Thanks guys for helping me, and excuse-me for my bad english, i from france
you need to download the correct fastboot ROM for your device and flash it with MiFlash. You will have either the Global or the EEA variant.
EEA ROM: http://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.3.4.0....KEUXM_20190923.0000.00_9.0_eea_65ad59b1cb.tgz
Global ROM: http://bigota.d.miui.com/V10.3.2.0....XM_20190911.0000.00_9.0_global_a11e2330ec.tgz
MiFlash: https://www.xiaomiflash.com/downloads/MiFlash20170425.zip
Do you know how can i know if i need to flash the global or the eea version?
After this, i will je able to do the miui updates normally like before? And it will be back a mi9t pro and not a k20 pro like now ? Because i had to flash something from india to flash the lineageOS.
Sorry for those questions, thanks again!
created new thread, since its different problem
Exhaaust said:
Hello all !
I've bought a MI9T pro on Rakuten 2 weeks ago, i unlocked the bootloader successfully, then i installed some mods like V4A etc, then i installed the 72hz mod that bricked my phone, after 2 hours, i
I managed to flash a older stock rom that i found on the web, but after this it was writed "Redmi" and not "Mi" on the bootup screen like it was before, then i installed LineageOS but i saw that there was many translation issues with french language so i installed MiUi 11 with TWRP but now the FP Sensor doesn't work.
My question is, is it possible to return to the latest version on MiUi that is available on MI9T Pro so i can do all the updates on the phone directly like when i bought it ? Can you tell me when i can find the rom ? And how can i get back "Mi" rather than "Redmi" on the bootup screen ?
I still want to get root, and bootloader unlocked, i just want to get an official stock rom like before.
Thanks guys for helping me, and excuse-me for my bad english, i from france
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did you get any solution? I have the same problem as you
crhistiandavidbonilla47 said:
did you get any solution? I have the same problem as you
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did u try flashing fastboot rom over mi flash?
crhistiandavidbonilla47 said:
did you get any solution? I have the same problem as you
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Follow this guide. If you read it on a mobile browser, you will need to view it in desktop mode.
It has links for the Mi Flash Tool and the fastboot ROMs on the page.
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Just noticed the link is missing
https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2
Dadovvv said:
did u try flashing fastboot rom over mi flash?
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should i have the bootloader unlocked for it?
crhistiandavidbonilla47 said:
should i have the bootloader unlocked for it?
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yea u need unnlocked bootloader
Dadovvv said:
yea u need unnlocked bootloader
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Thank you for everything, now i have mu device like a new Unity.
Just wondering if the stock zips can be flashed with twrp?
I tried numerous stock zips and the ROM flashes successfully with no errors, xiaomiflashtool V2 is also successful, however when the phone boots no matter which stock ROM succeeds, Xiaomi.eu is the ROM that boots.
I don't want to use mi-flash, my phone is eea(Vodafone) and I'm trying to flash eea global, when switching with mi flash it activates ARB and bricks the phone. I know it does because I have already done so and got a replacement from Vodafone.
Any help to flash a stock ROM would be appreciated, I'm stuck with xiaomi.eu as it stands.
Cheers.
at moment . there still no recovery rom for Xiaomi Mi 11 . there's people trying to flash stock rom in TWRP but keep failed .
kmzway000 said:
at moment . there still no recovery rom for Xiaomi Mi 11 . there's people trying to flash stock rom in TWRP but keep failed .
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Mine doesn't fail though, it succeeds. Well shows it succeeds but boots to xiaomi.eu each time.
Xiaomiflashtool V2 also succeeds with the stock ROM , but same outcome is present, xiaomi.eu boots each time.
kmzway000 said:
at moment . there still no recovery rom for Xiaomi Mi 11 . there's people trying to flash stock rom in TWRP but keep failed .
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MiuiMix is coming soon.
ralovesoc said:
MiuiMix is coming soon.
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I dont really want any custom roms really, ideally looking to flash stock again but its proving difficult.
hello me i think wait for a stable recovery.
At the moment the "TWRP" that is out is A10 based therefore you can only do normal stuff like wipe, flash magisk etc. It does not support flashing A11 roms yet
Disyraq said:
At the moment the "TWRP" that is out is A10 based therefore you can only do normal stuff like wipe, flash magisk etc. It does not support flashing A11 roms yet
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you're wrong , lol.
the only reason you can't flash xiaomi.eu is because ingbrzy doesn't want you to
ralovesoc said:
you're wrong , lol.
the only reason you can't flash xiaomi.eu is because ingbrzy doesn't want you to
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Cant flash any stock too, including xiaomi stable beta
gaztom78 said:
I dont really want any custom roms really, ideally looking to flash stock again but its proving difficult.
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I just ordered Chinease version I just want to flash stock rom and it gets OTA in the future not bothered about custom
Reading about it
Can I not just flash Xiaomi Mi 11 Latest EEA Stable Version Fastboot with MiFlash and that be it ? or im I missing something ?
Thanks
uscool said:
I just ordered Chinease version I just want to flash stock rom and it gets OTA in the future not bothered about custom
Reading about it
Can I not just flash Xiaomi Mi 11 Latest EEA Stable Version Fastboot with MiFlash and that be it ? or im I missing something ?
Thanks
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You can flash with mi flash no problem, but since youre changing to a different region rom your bootloader must be unlocked
Disyraq said:
You can flash with mi flash no problem, but since youre changing to a different region rom your bootloader must be unlocked
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any reason you dont want the bootloader unlocked ? I been told the banking apps still work ? and the phone can be updated by OTA after
Thanks
uscool said:
I just ordered Chinease version I just want to flash stock rom and it gets OTA in the future not bothered about custom
Reading about it
Can I not just flash Xiaomi Mi 11 Latest EEA Stable Version Fastboot with MiFlash and that be it ? or im I missing something ?
Thanks
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Hi you can, but you need the bl unlocked, also with china phones you might need root for gpay, banking fp etc.... with the bootloader unlocked these things may or not work, however on Chinese phones the bl must remain always open on a custom rom, otherwise the phone will brick.
gaztom78 said:
Hi you can, but you need the bl unlocked, also with china phones you might need root for gpay, banking fp etc.... with the bootloader unlocked these things may or not work, however on Chinese phones the bl must remain always open on a custom rom, otherwise the phone will brick.
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Reading here Bootloader unlocked doesnt effect banking apps etc ? I plan to flash stock EU rom it wont have root enabled ? Or have I got it wrong ?
Thanks
uscool said:
Reading here Bootloader unlocked doesnt effect banking apps etc ? I plan to flash stock EU rom it wont have root enabled ? Or have I got it wrong ?
Thanks
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generally thats the case, but for some reason some people its fine and others not, depends on your bank if it detects the bl is unlocked then you cant use it for this without magisk.
gaztom78 said:
generally thats the case, but for some reason some people its fine and others not, depends on your bank if it detects the bl is unlocked then you cant use it for this without magisk.
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Thanks I guess I'll find out soon enough
Hello,
I have bought a Mi 11 yesterday version M2011K2G,
I found out that the bootloader was unlocked on it, but when I check it has a global ROM installed already on it,
the thing is that it's not making any update, so I guess it's not an original ROM ?
I want to put back the original ROM and lock the bootloader back in order to have updates,
can you please help me on how I can do this without breaking the phone ?
or I'm I not getting the updates just because the bootloader is unlocked and if I lock it I will get them back ? I'm just scared if I lock it back the phone will break,
or you think I should install back the ROM and lock it back to get everything better ?
Thanks !
What version of ROM do you have?
fotocreaman said:
What version of ROM do you have?
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here it is attached,
when I check updates it says no update available
Normally an unlocked bootloader has no affort to the update. How did you get notice about that? If your bl is really unlocked I would stay with that.
Are you maybe on latest version? Can you take a screen shot of settings - my device - All secs
sweatbox said:
Normally an unlocked bootloader has no affort to the update. How did you get notice about that? If your bl is really unlocked I would stay with that.
Are you maybe on latest version? Can you take a screen shot of settings - my device - All secs
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I know it's unlocked cause I see the unlocked "padlock" when I restart the phone, other than this I don't have any idea of what modification could have been done to it since I'm used to use my phone the way they come with, thats why I want to get it back to stock ROM or get the updates to make sure it's all good
Here is the latest Rom for eea.
It's interesting that rkbeusf is nowhere to find.
Well unzip the fastboot file put the fastboot files from miui into it and try the installation without locking
sweatbox said:
Here is the latest Rom for eea.
It's interesting that rkbeusf is nowhere to find.
Well unzip the fastboot file put the fastboot files from miui into it and try the installation without locking
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if I use the Mi Flash and I don't lock it after flashing it, I won't get the upcoming updates will I ?
I mean, is there any way to lock it back ?
I kind of want to make the phone as it went out from factory
I never used mi flash, sorry.
My first step on new phones are always to unlock the bootloader so I can flash root and restore the apps with titanium.
And I got always updates through Ota.
I switched to xiaomi.eu rom, because it was faster with miui 12.5
sweatbox said:
I never used mi flash, sorry.
My first step on new phones are always to unlock the bootloader so I can flash root and restore the apps with titanium.
And I got always updates through Ota.
I switched to xiaomi.eu rom, because it was faster with miui 12.5
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thanks man, I will try install this ROM you gave me, I have noticed that when I make "download latest packages" it directly says "impossible to download..."
I wonder why it's doing this
Sorry if I misunderstood you, but you will have to scroll down until you see fastboot then a bit more to 'full rom' and click on the blue button
Edit:
Tested it right now and it works fine for me (download started)
Edit 2:
Seems to work with MI flash tool too:
Found on the mitool side:
Step 1: Download the correct Fastboot ROM on the Windows PC by double-checking the compatibility. Then extract and get the workable extensions on the PC (use the Rom above)
Step 2: installation bla bla
Step 3: too
Step 4: too
Step 5: Then attach the ROM file
Step 6: Switch Xiaomi device into the Fastboot mode. So turn off the device and simply take a long press and hold the keys of Volume Down and Power keys
Step 7: Then connect the device to the PC with a proper USB cable which is in the Fastboot mode
Step 8: Now you can enter the tool interface and check whether the device is connected
Step 9: Then select the most suitable flashing option from all three “Flash all”, “Flash all except storage” and “Flash all except data and storage”
Step 10: Hit flash from the top of the window and wait for several minutes
Step 11: Once the process is done you can reboot and finalize the process successfully.
sweatbox said:
Sorry if I misunderstood you, but you will have to scroll down until you see fastboot then a bit more to 'full rom' and click on the blue button
Edit:
Tested it right now and it works fine for me (download started)
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thanks bro it worked, it now checks the updates and make them when they're available, my wife won't ask the divorce finally haha
one last question and I leave you,
my phone is a 12gb 256 (chinese) if I install that same ROM I installed, will I get autoupdates on it or that version can only update on it's chinese ROM ? any idea ?
For my understanding it will work too. The 12 GB ram is EU is not available but it's only additional ram and does not have an other rom.
... So if you can install and use your phone with that rom you will have no issues with updates
abiedster said:
thanks bro it worked, it now checks the updates and make them when they're available, my wife won't ask the divorce finally haha
one last question and I leave you,
my phone is a 12gb 256 (chinese) if I install that same ROM I installed, will I get autoupdates on it or that version can only update on it's chinese ROM ? any idea ?
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Be careful, don't lock bootloader with a global or EEA ROM on CN hardware, you will brick your phone.
Take care when using Miflash with CN flashed to global. Now you are on production software, best to stay there unless you want to install custom ROMs. OTAs should work now. 12.5.1.0 is the latest for EEA.
onslaught86 said:
Be careful, don't lock bootloader with a global or EEA ROM on CN hardware, you will brick your phone.
Take care when using Miflash with CN flashed to global. Now you are on production software, best to stay there unless you want to install custom ROMs. OTAs should work now. 12.5.1.0 is the latest for EEA.
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thank you so much to both of you, my CH was on a global version 12.5.3.0 I wonder what version it was but it couldn't download or not even check the updates, I'm switching it to this other version, hopefully I will have OTAs from now on
thank you again guys !
sf=sfr opérator french
onslaught86 said:
Be careful, don't lock bootloader with a global or EEA ROM on CN hardware, you will brick your phone.
Take care when using Miflash with CN flashed to global. Now you are on production software, best to stay there unless you want to install custom ROMs. OTAs should work now. 12.5.1.0 is the latest for EEA.
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Isn´t all Mi 11 CN = China hardware ? I think it is safe to relock bootloader if you are on original ROM. Do you mix hardware and rom with each other.
primazz said:
Isn´t all Mi 11 CN = China hardware ? I think it is safe to relock bootloader if you are on original ROM. Do you mix hardware and rom with each other.
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primazz said:
Isn´t all Mi 11 CN = China hardware ? I think it is safe to relock bootloader if you are on original ROM. Do you mix hardware and rom with each other.
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do you think that even if it's a Chinese version, if I'm on an officiel original ROM (even if it's global and not chinese) I can relock the bootloader ?
abiedster said:
do you think that even if it's a Chinese version, if I'm on an officiel original ROM (even if it's global and not chinese) I can relock the bootloader ?
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You say you bought version M2011K2G. How did you came up that is chinese version ? Thats global not chinese rom. If your phone is originally global then you can relock.
https://xiaomiwiki.github.io/wiki/Flash_official_ROMs.html
primazz said:
You say you bought version M2011K2G. How did you came up that is chinese version ? Thats global not chinese rom. If your phone is originally global then you can relock.
https://xiaomiwiki.github.io/wiki/Flash_official_ROMs.html
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oh, no my wife's is a global one, and mine is the chinese 12gb one, I did install ROM sweatbox gave to me on both of them, but I didn't lock any of them. I wanted to lock the global one but I got scared it breaks it so I left it unlocked
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oh, no my wife's is a global one, and mine is the chinese 12gb one, I did install ROM sweatbox gave to me on both of them, but I didn't lock any of them. I wanted to lock the global one but I got scared it breaks it so I left it u
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Ok sorry for my misunderstood.
Have stock m11 from vodafone....12.5.1 ending euvf so cant update unless vodafone approve that...its delayed by months etc.
I will unlock bootloader...my question is how can i change rom to stock eu without bricking the phone.....
Can i use fastboot or miflash and simply flash stock rom over the vodafone trash?
Just to mention i have facebook and twiter and some more and i cant disable them or remove...so wanna go stock eu....
Can anyone advise me a safe mode to switch please.
Thabk you
unlock your phone and flash this : https://bigota.d.miui.com/V12.5.4.0...EUXM_20210730.0000.00_11.0_eea_b20356b7dc.tgz
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Have stock m11 from vodafone....12.5.1 ending euvf so cant update unless vodafone approve that...its delayed by months etc.
I will unlock bootloader...my question is how can i change rom to stock eu without bricking the phone.....
Can i use fastboot or miflash and simply flash stock rom over the vodafone trash?
Just to mention i have facebook and twiter and some more and i cant disable them or remove...so wanna go stock eu....
Can anyone advise me a safe mode to switch please.
Thabk you
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You don't need to open the bootloader to get rid of the Vodafone ROM.
Just use the XiaoMiTool, follow the instructions and flash the Global or EEA ROM.
pittrich said:
You don't need to open the bootloader to get rid of the Vodafone ROM.
Just use the XiaoMiTool, follow the instructions and flash the Global or EEA ROM.
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Will that wipe my data?
Pikaone41 said:
unlock your phone and flash this : https://bigota.d.miui.com/V12.5.4.0...EUXM_20210730.0000.00_11.0_eea_b20356b7dc.tgz
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Flash through twrp? As mentioned before i already applied for bootloader unkock but if possible i wanna avoid it...
Hunteres said:
Flash through twrp? As mentioned before i already applied for bootloader unkock but if possible i wanna avoid it...
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No flash it with miflash
Hunteres said:
Will that wipe my data?
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Yes
I have debranded my Mi11 from SFR (french operator) to Global EEA: you MUST unlock bootloader. Then, flash ROM with MiFlash and, if you want, relock the bootloader. Unlocking bootloader wipe internal storage.
ohtoulouz said:
I have debranded my Mi11 from SFR (french operator) to Global EEA: you MUST unlock bootloader. Then, flash ROM with MiFlash and, if you want, relock the bootloader. Unlocking bootloader wipe internal storage.
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Yup....tried today with locked boot.. but its not possible without locked bootloader indeed.
So have to wait... Thursday is the day when my time will be up...
Thank you
pittrich said:
You don't need to open the bootloader to get rid of the Vodafone ROM.
Just use the XiaoMiTool, follow the instructions and flash the Global or EEA ROM.
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False, flash EEA Branded ROM EU?? to EUXM (Global EEA) is like flash a ROM to an another Canal (EEA / CH / GLOBAL / TW etc...), ROM don't have the same signature so it's a mandatory to unlock bootloader for flash / erase ROM to EEA Global.
After that, yes you can flash full EEA rom/update directly from the system.
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False, flash EEA Branded ROM EU?? to EUXM (Global EEA) is like flash a ROM to an another Canal (EEA / CH / GLOBAL / TW etc...), ROM don't have the same signature so it's a mandatory to unlock bootloader for flash / erase ROM to EEA Global.
After that, yes you can flash full EEA rom/update directly from the system.
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Can only confirm that.... As mentioned
How can you even think to flash your phone without unlocking your bootloader? Obviously you MUST unlock it. Then you can flash what you want.
xNAPx said:
How can you even think to flash your phone without unlocking your bootloader? Obviously you MUST unlock it. Then you can flash what you want.
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I though if i flash official rom without changing region...aka eu to global i could....and even senior user mentioned its possible i tried....
Probably you missed the fact that the EU rom is a custom ROM and so not official. The only official ROM you can install is the one your phone come preinstalled with. All the others official or not, are not flashable without unlocking your bootloader
xNAPx said:
Probably you missed the fact that the EU rom is a custom ROM and so not official. The only official ROM you can install is the one your phone come preinstalled with. All the others official or not, are not flashable without unlocking your bootloader
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No... EU ROM is the Global EEA MIUI Genuine, you talked about Xiaomi.eu rom (Custom MIUI).
You know here a lot of people have some good knowledge.
And you can upgrade without unlock bootloader when it's the same ROM/Country (EEA/TW/MIX,CH etc).
In this exemple @Hunteres can't flash the lastest EEA ROM 12.5.4.0.RKBEUXM under system (on the fly) because he have a vodafone EEA ROM 12.X.X.X.RKBEUVD (phone with custom vendor partition, custom settings and pre-installed apps from carrier)
Pho3nX said:
No... EU ROM is the Global EEA MIUI Genuine, you talked about Xiaomi.eu rom (Custom MIUI).
You know here a lot of people have some good knowledge.
And you can upgrade without unlock bootloader when it's the same ROM/Country (EEA/TW/MIX,CH etc).
In this exemple @Hunteres can't flash the lastest EEA ROM 12.5.4.0.RKBEUXM under system (on the fly) because he have a vodafone EEA ROM 12.X.X.X.RKBEUVD (phone with custom vendor partition, custom settings and pre-installed apps from carrier)
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I have vf rom eea..i cant change it to stock eea with locked bootloader....
I have never wanted xiaomi.eu rom nor i mentioned it...sorry for misunderstanding
Hunteres said:
I have vf rom eea..i cant change it to stock eea with locked bootloader....
I have never wanted xiaomi.eu rom nor i mentioned it...sorry for misunderstanding
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Yes so it's exactly that i said just before even if you have a EEAS RKBEUVF, you can't update to Global EEA RKBEUXM without unlock bootloader because they don't have the same signature.
Pho3nX said:
Yes so it's exactly that i said just before even if you have a EEAS RKBEUVF, you can't update to Global EEA RKBEUXM without unlock bootloader because they don't have the same signature.
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Thank you
Hunteres said:
Have stock m11 from vodafone....12.5.1 ending euvf so cant update unless vodafone approve that...its delayed by months etc.
I will unlock bootloader...my question is how can i change rom to stock eu without bricking the phone.....
Can i use fastboot or miflash and simply flash stock rom over the vodafone trash?
Just to mention i have facebook and twiter and some more and i cant disable them or remove...so wanna go stock eu....
Can anyone advise me a safe mode to switch please.
Thabk you
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Hi.
Yeah that absolutely fine with stock EU with mi flash. The bootloader can be locked also on the new stock ROM. I think the only way you will brick is if you accidentally enable anti-rollback and relock. But yeah I done the same thing reflashing over VF ****ty rom and relocking.
gazt1888 said:
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Yeah that absolutely fine with stock EU with mi flash. The bootloader can be locked also on the new stock ROM. I think the only way you will brick is if you accidentally enable anti-rollback and relock. But yeah I done the same thing reflashing over VF ****ty rom and relocking.
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Did you relock with mi flash? There is option...wipe data...leave data and wipe data and lock
Hi guys,
i flashed tons of roms since i got my phone. Now i want to revert back to miui 10 android 9 ~v10.3.17 - xiaomi.eu, as miui 10 always was best with battery life for me.
Should i first flash the official stock rom from c.mi.com with fastboot mi flash tool to get rid of all my mess i have done in those years or can i just flash xiaomi.eu via twrp ?
I have the chinese version redmi k20 pro 8gb 128gb raphael.
Thanks.
Danny94 said:
Hi guys,
i flashed tons of roms since i got my phone. Now i want to revert back to miui 10 android 9 ~v10.3.17 - xiaomi.eu, as miui 10 always was best with battery life for me.
Should i first flash the official stock rom from c.mi.com with fastboot mi flash tool to get rid of all my mess i have done in those years or can i just flash xiaomi.eu via twrp ?
I have the chinese version redmi k20 pro 8gb 128gb raphael.
Thanks.
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Flashing Xiaomi.eu will only replace the system. It's probably better that you first re-flash the complete stock, also MIUI 10/A 9, to have the clean situation like in the old days
@zgfg thank you very much for your answer.
May you can tell me if i should prepare anything to get the bootloader unlocked again easily or is it the same procedure like requesting the file from mi.com ?
And maybe you can tell me if i can flash eea or global rom aswell as i live in Italy/europe or china is required ?
Danny94 said:
@zgfg thank you very much for your answer.
May you can tell me if i should prepare anything to get the bootloader unlocked again easily or is it the same procedure like requesting the file from mi.com ?
And maybe you can tell me if i can flash eea or global rom aswell as i live in Italy/europe or china is required ?
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I suppose your BL is unlocked since you were flashing.
You can check in Fastboot:
fastboot oem device-info
Regarding how to flash the fastboot firmwares, see (I didn't use myself):
How to Flash Xiaomi Firmware using MIUI Fastboot and Recovery ROM
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Long ago, when I switched from stock to Xiaomi.eu, I switched from EEA (but AFAIK, Xiaomi.eu guides nowhere require to be coming specifically from EEA, Global, China, Russia)
Yeah im unlocked, but if i recognize it correctly flashing stock will lock bootloader again.
Need to do further research tomorrow than if i can prevent that somehow .
Thanks.
Danny94 said:
Yeah im unlocked, but if i recognize it correctly flashing stock will lock bootloader again.
Need to do further research tomorrow than if i can prevent that somehow .
Thanks.
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Take a look to the screenshot from Mi Flash in the guide, there is the option Clean all vs Clean all and lock
That is a common issue, people leave on default: Clean all and lock and if anything goes wrong while flashing (wrong firmware or something) they hard brick their phones and since they locked them, they cannot flash again (and must ask for the paid EDL support)
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Take a look to the screenshot from Mi Flash in the guide, there is the option Clean all vs Clean all and lock
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Thank you so much for pointing that out, i surely have missed that.
If i can keep it unlocked may i stay at stock and will do a lot of debloating and optimization as i wont update it .