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on my POCO F3 the random reboots were gone after switching ON the memory extension.

As the Poco F3 alioth's life ended here, I wanna move on to lineageos. There's recommended to install global OS1.0.2.0.TKHMIXM firmware before flashing lineageos. Is that really necessary or can I just go from here to lineage via TWRP with TKHCNXM from here? Any experiences here? Thanks.

Hi There, still and always thanks to the best phone devs (!!!) in the world wide wait area and the well active members for years! Got this Garnet device for a few weeks now and actually in China someone finally gave the permission to unlock. Strange ways were necessary, all documented in many...

Thanks to you devs'n'stuff and of course Xiaomi for the last update for the Alioth / Poco F3 / k40 No problem after installing xiaomi.eu_ALIOTH_OS1.0.6.0.TKHCNXM_13.zip via TWRP, yet. As always for many years now I won't expect bad things! BUT, and that's what I wanted to mention for several...

I dirty flashed it over the last miui stable via TWRP as any miui before. No problem here, all banking and wallet is working with fingerprint and the battery lasts longer than before. I don't like the permission settings for the apps, more confusing now, but that's not a catastrophe... No...

Maybe a silly question, before doing the upgrade on poco F3 Alioth - and yes, I know, best would be to format data, blabla... So, has anyone done a "dirty flash" over the last stable MIUI via TWRP? Far too many functions added in the last 2-1/2 years to restore everything manually :-/ EDIT...

first thing I would check, if the sim card works in another phone

Same here. Yet no problem to report. Thanks a lot!

I assure you, I'm not asking for ETA but have to find decisions for a new device and turn Poco F3/Alioth to experimental laboratory for nonsense. If I got it right, xiaomi.eu roms are based on Chinese Alpha/Beta versions of MIUI? So that means there won't be any update for F3 anymore. As I read...

Considering Redwood as successor for my poco F3 Alioth, where there is no proximity sensor - so you end calls always with your cheek :-/ Did you or anyone test any other dialers? Can you open it manually after unlock the phone to end the call. What's the workaround for this problem? Thanks and...

Just installed - all good so far. Thanks Devs!

Nevertheless came here to say, that the upgrade to xiaomi.eu_multi_HMK40_POCOF3_V14.0.6.0.TKHCNXM_v14-13 through TWRP went well and yet everything seems alright on my POCO F3 Alioth.

So, what do you think is happening, if they do recommend dirty flashing? This forum would be unusable because of all the whining and complaining people who lost their data and make the Devs responsible for their own stupidity. That is what would happen. That's Logical to me.

Nope. Can't tell no obvious differences yet. Speculations that WhatsApp notifications come on time now I cannot confirm nor deny. Never had this problem.

just reporting: upgraded poco f3 alioth to xiaomi.eu_multi_HMK40_POCOF3_V14.0.5.0.TKHCNXM_v14-13 via TWRP. "Fail to mount" disturbance but yet not a problem. Everything is good.

Poco F3 Alioth with xiaomi.eu_multi_HMK40_POCOF3_V14.0.4.0.TKHCNXM_v14-13 installed with TWRP from MIUI 13 in a dirty way. Everything still works as expected and I do not have all these problems which other users report here. Of course there are some strange contrast things in dark mode, e.g...

Poco F3 Alioth - Nothing to complain. Only wanted to mention that I never before had this amazing battery life. No ideas what happened but obviously you or/and Xiaomi did their jobs very well - OR the 50% usage in over 30 hours is just fake and the device will shutdown soon ;)

Hi There, THANKS for the update for our POCO F3 First I updated to twrp-3.7.0_12-v7.2_A12-alioth-skkk.img and was a little irritated because then after the SystemUpgrade-procedure there was an Error "can't mount *something* system_ext4" (or so) for three partitions. So I rebooted to TWRP again...

did the last upgrade 13.0.9.0 to the poco f3 alioth. everything went easy and fine and nothing to complain so far, yet. as always a big thank you very much to all the devs here making it possible.

ah okay, thanks and it's done perfect! After booting TWRP and seeing the data partition is actually decrypted I didn't read on in your tutorial... because I knew there are thousands of explanations to change TWRP language in www. Its only two words in a search engine to find them...