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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    I managed to get it into EDL per test points here in the kitchen table circuiting the pins. It succesfully connected for 1 sec as Qualcomm 9008 (COM port) The problem however was it connected/disconnected for 20 times in a row right after that and then it went off. Not sure what to do from here...
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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    UPDATE I went to another phone service and he was in fact able to put the phone to EDL mode by connecting the pins as Test Point. He was able to connect my device to a laptop and read it per Qualcomm driver. He returned my device telling me to then connect the pin points myself and flash the...
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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    Good to know that the device should at least be in a running state. Does removing the -tz partition stop the USB port from getting power?
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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    It was still working in fastboot mode after the two erasing commands, it was after rebooting that it no longer responds to anything. No PC I have tried is picking up any signal (so far I have tried different PC's, different cables, different drivers and different key combinations to turn on the...
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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    I read that clearly, no issues there. However, I believe that before anything disallows anything to be booted there has to be power running through the device in a split second at least
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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    Yes I'm sure. It also does not show any charging icon when I hook it up to a charger. In fact, I will need a multi-meter to measure if the device is actually powered at all (or is there another way?) to figure if I'm dealing with a software problem or perhaps, by coincidence, a hardware...
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    I perhaps accidently erased too much, trying to find options

    I was following the MIUI data closely while it was approaching its release. At one of these websites (not this one) it mentioned MIUI 14 would use around < %40 of the system files as MIUI 13. So when the ROM came out I wanted to start from scratch. I wanted to make sure to erase everything...