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For unlocking you have to wait 168 hours. So exactly 7 days.

You can use Fastboot version if you download the .zip file with addion ..._fastboot. Otherwise it is a recovery image and you can install it via TWRP. Which I would recommend anyway as it is much more secure. For that it is enough only to boot with TWRP - without installing it directly (with...

I have a chines version of the Mi 11 Ultra. Followed EXACTLY the OP and didn't have any issues. So first making sure to be on latest version, unlock bootloader, make sure that OEM stays unlocked, activating USB debugging and then all the steps. Just have in mind to use the original cable and be...

So if you want my opinion I would go for the weekly. As I wrote each Thursday/Friday a new version comes out with fixes and/or new features. I'm a flashoholic and like to have the latest. The stable comes out like once a month. So not much later but usually with fixes / features behind the...

No. This one is just "extracting" the pure firmeware update from the actual ROM available. Usually has a size of around 130MB and is not a ROM update. Just the Firmware. And the script is also running on PC and not on your phone. What was meant is just the "standard" Xiaomi updater you will also...

That is the normal Xiaomi Updater (like the OTA one). But you don't get an OTA file but a full rom download which you afterwards would need to copy to the PC, extract from zip and run the script (as written in OP). The "automatic" download would also jsut happen if you select that updates should...

You need to download the new version still onto your PC as only the Fastboot mode installation works right now. So if you are not on the weekly ROM you can check until an update is available (but not directly install it on the phone). Or if you go for the weekly version (like me - I find it...

You need a TWRP for each different phone model. They are specific and not "globally" useable. Right now there is no TWRP which supports Android 11. Only Android 10. And as the Mi 11 Ultra is using Android 11 it will for sure take more time until one is available. But I have read that they are on...

Yes. Once you install the Xiaomi.eu you can't get OTA as there is still no TWRP availalbe. And you need to run the script(s) every time in Fastboot mode. If you want to get OTAs you should stay on your actual version. No clue when there will be a TWRP available for Android 11.

I don't think so. I just prepared the same Xiamoi.eu version I have installed as CN. So I was ready to install 12.5.2.0 but then the OTA came. So I just downloaded the according Xiaomi.eu stable and installed it. Was not brave enough to go directly from CN 12.5.4.0 to Xiaomi.eu 21.4.28 :). Just...

I got the update directly from 12.5.2.0 to 12.5.4.0 via OTA last Thursday. Before I unlocked the bootloader.

Finally I could unlock the bootloader! Did a fast setup and activated Developer Options. Rebooted into Fastboot, started on the PC the cmd line with admin rights and started the Xiaomi.eu 12.5.4.0 (I was on CN 12.5.4.0). Script ran without any error and already setting up the phone :). Now I...

Only with Canary you can see that safetynet is working inside of Magisk. But if you download from playstore safteynet check you see that all is working. With normal Magisk the changed API of google was not updated. In canary it is already.

I can recommend you the following. Don't use a provided patched boot.img. Always prepare it yourself. You copy the boot.img from your PC on your phone. There you install the latest magisk version (I'm using canary). Patch the boot.img with it. Copy the new patched boot.img from you phone back to...