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Yes, simply flash the new version on top of the current older system. Remember to wipe cache partitions but also remember to reinstall Magisk, as dirty flashing will uninstall it.

Did you format the data partition right after flashing the ROM?

Is it possible to get my name changed on the forums? Specifically to: kamild_ Thank you in advance :)

This device has ARP, which means that no, you cannot downgrade. Also, your phone is still functional only because you attempted to downgrade via fastboot, which has protections built-in to prevent you from downgrading - this is why you're stuck in fastboot mode after you flashed MIUI based on...

Worth mentioning to anyone that sees these steps - flashing DFE (your 4th step) is optional, as it disables storage encryption entirely just so currenly unfinished recoveries can read the data partition. A security risk for something that should be fixed in the near future.

What phone? If your phone has Anti-Rollback Protection, you should avoid downgrading.

Flash only the xiaomi.eu ZIP file and nothing else, and do not change any of the checkboxes that show up before flashing. If you still get the error, I would try downloading the ROM again, it may have downloaded improperly.

You see those errors because this recovery isn't capable of mounting the data partition (and AFAIK, right now, there's no such recovery yet). I don't know about these mtp.zip and noverity.zip files, but as far as xiaomi.eu goes, you can ignore the errors. Just remember to *format* data (not...

Starting from today? Yeah, there might be a much better recovery to use by that time.

This recovery should work, yes. ATM, all recoveries for this device cannot mount the data partition yet, but for the purposes of flashing xiaomi.eu this shouldn't matter much. The procedure is as usual, with one key difference - format data instead of wiping it, the latter won't work on this...

I have no idea what you just said to me

Try this one, flashed this ROM with it without issues: Releases · leeminh888/xiaomi-vayu-recovery (github.com)

Didn't know that, thanks for the info

Ok, here's how to pass SafetyNet on this ROM on the POCO X3 Pro: 1. Install Magisk. Instructions (follow instructions for ramdisk/boot.img; you can get the boot.img easily from the xiaomi.eu ROM ZIP file): https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html#patching-images 2. Open the Magisk app...

I would personally try this fresh build of PitchBlack Recovery from here: https://github.com/leeminh888/xiaomi-vayu-recovery/releases/tag/test1 Then proceed with flashing as described in the main MIUI stable thread

There are no stable recovery images for this device yet but if you want to give the latest test builds a shot, check out this Telegram group: https://t.me/pocox3proglobalofficial There's also a collection of recovery images curated by a fellow Xiaomi.eu user here...

Any chance we could also get a fastboot version of xiaomi.eu MIUI for the X3 Pro?

I see the X3 Pro ROM is available, but how does one install it if no TWRP was made for this device yet? I'm guessing it's installable via fastboot?

I've tried MIUI 10 and 11 in the past but there has always been some sort of dealbreaker for me which forced me to use a custom ROM, but after some testing, MIUI 12 looks like something I can use as a daily driver. All the things I want are there, except for one - the feature described in the...

I'll ask something this time, has anyone managed to install Magisk on POCO F1 version of this ROM? Whenever I install Magisk stable 20.3 or canary 20306, the ROM boots up fine but Magisk Manager isn't installed, and after installing it manually it just says Magisk is not active. Wiping caches...