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You can flash this zip file every time you flash new ROMs. Link: https://github.com/linusyang92/mipay-extract/releases/download/8.8.9/eufix-force-fbe-oreo.zip I don’t take any credit to this up file and all credit to Github User linusyang92. P.S. You need to manually Mount Vendor in TWRP before...

Perhaps because /userdata is encrypted. You will need to edit the fstab.qcom, change the "encryptable=ice" to "fileencryption=ice,quota". For doing that, you will need a recovery that supports encrypted partition, i.e., not the one from xiaomi.eu. Or you can do a complete wipe which wipes...

Is is possible to support ALL wifi bands? (Like iPhone) ref: https://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/WiFi_regional_problem_on_Android Edit: Found a solution. Just change the ro.miui.region from PL to US or leave it blank, than reboot the device.

Wifi band 149 does not work on my MIX2s, pretty annoying

You can encrypt your device by manually edit the fstab.qcom under "vendor/etc". First mount vendor in TWRP, or whatever recovery you are using. And find the /data line in fstab.qcom , change the "encryptable=ice" to "fileencryptaion=ice,quota", save and reboot. Now your whole device is...

Try manually edit the fstab.qcom under "vendor/etc". First mount vendor in TWRP, or whatever recovery you are using. And find the /data line in fstab.qcom , change the "encryptable=ice" to "fileencryptaion=ice,quota", save and reboot. If you DO NOT wish to encrypt your device than ignore my...

You can certainly encrypt you device by manually edit the fstab.qcom under "vendor/etc". First mount vendor in TWRP, or whatever recovery you are using. And find the /data line in fstab.qcom , change the "encryptable=ice" to "fileencryptaion=ice,quota", save and reboot. Now your whole device is...

Yes, it will update normally, however, you will need to manually edit the fstab.qcom under "vendor/etc" after the update completes and before you reboot to your system. First mount vendor in TWRP, or whatever recovery you are using. And find the /data line in fstab.qcom , change the...

You can certainly do that by manually edit the fstab.qcom under "vendor/etc". First mount vendor in TWRP, or whatever recovery you are using. And find the /data line in fstab.qcom , change the "encryptable=ice" to "fileencryptaion=ice,quota", save and reboot. Now your whole device is encrypted...