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Not fully.. Current TWRP doesn't suppor "update-package" command.. So you still have to select downloaded zip file manually to install..So will OTA's work after installing the TWRP version?
Not fully.. Current TWRP doesn't suppor "update-package" command.. So you still have to select downloaded zip file manually to install..So will OTA's work after installing the TWRP version?
okay so what is possible is to download the Zip through the MIUI updater and then boot to recovery manually to install it?Not fully.. Current TWRP doesn't suppor "update-package" command.. So you still have to select downloaded zip file manually to install..
Exactly..okay so what is possible is to download the Zip through the MIUI updater and then boot to recovery manually to install it?
Thanks mate , got there in the end. You're a legend.were you already on a xiaomi.eu rom before this or were you just running normal stock ziaomi rom?
assuming you were already on a xiaomi.eu rom, as i was keep reading
i just successfully did the newest weekly install via TWRP so i will give you my steps as im sure they would be the same for the stable
-download twrp for mi 11 onto pc
-download latest weekly rom onto mi 11 internal storage and copy to pc or vice versa, keep both copies in both places
((EDIT: i dont know if it was necessary to transfer the rom zip to the pc or extract it, this is only my second xiaomi.eu install so i was just trying to follow steps, but you may have been able to rename the twrp file to twrp.img and opened a powershell from directly within the twrp folder and did the fastboot command from there, im not savvy enough with how fastboot works so i just kind of mirrored what i did to install the weekly rom via fastboot last week up until that step)
-turn on usb debugging
-turn off phone, go into fastboot mode, connect to pc
-extract the weekly rom zip (checking the properties first to see if the "unlock files" checkbox is available, it wasnt for me, check the box if available
-copy the twrp image file and paste it inside of the extracted weekly rom folder
-(i renamed mine to "twrp.img" for ease of typing in powershell)
-shift+right click in ampty space in the folder and open powerhell window here (or cmd window)
-type "fastboot boot twrp.img"
-this will put twrp on your phone and it will reboot into the twrp
(you may now disconnect phone from pc)
-click the lower right chinese button and select english and click the ok button (its in chinese but its the only button you can click and its where the "ok" button should be)
-twrp is now in english.
-select "Install"
-navigate to the downloaded location of the unextracted weekly rom zip folder, mine was just in downloads
-select it
-check the box that says reboot after install, i left the box for "verify zip signature unchecked
-twrp does some things and after a few minutes, phone rebooted into newest version with no loss of settings or data.
-turn off usb debugging if you wish
-youre done.
I'm pretty sure it's only because this firmware in a stable beta and not certified yet.Same for me. This TWRP triggers CTS Profile missmatch
its not a TWRP issue..Same for me. This TWRP triggers CTS Profile missmatch
Coolits not a TWRP issue..
12.5.7.0 seems not yet certified by Xiaomi.. you have to wait or install Magisk hide..
There is no way how to check if its certified or not before install..Cool
Is this a stable beta or stable? I get confused with EU whether they're stable or stable betas
its not a TWRP issue..
12.5.7.0 seems not yet certified by Xiaomi.. you have to wait or install Magisk hide..
same issue to me, im currently running 12.5.4 China. Help us.Have a Chinese Mi 11 Ultra, have followed the procedure to install TWRP. All I get is a blank screen on reboot.
If I reboot the phone and hold the power and up volume keys it goes to the normal recovery Mode....any ideas?
On 12.5.4 is the same Camera version - 4.3Install from 12.5.4 to 12.5.7 via TWRP went smooth here - thanks!
As I'm rooted with Magisk and Safetynet Module (and of course Magisk Hide) Gpay seems to be fine....
BTW Camera version is 4.3, sadly didn't check on 12.5.4 — could anybody still on 12.5.4 kindly share their Camera version?
Gesendet von meinem M2102K1C mit Tapatalk
- 3 Key in fastboot boot twrp.img, your phone will reboot into TWRP mode.TWRP MI11U successed, from EU12.5.4 to EU12.5.7 and whole process finished with in 20 minutes.
My step as below and this is 1st time to use TWRP for myself...
1. Download "Minimal ADB and Fastboot tool" from XDA.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=746010030569952951
2. Use MiFlash tool to install driver.
View attachment 36801
3. Download EU 12.5.7 ROM and put it to root directory in my phone and no need to extract zip file.
4. Download TWRP *.img and I just rename it to twrp.img to short the file name and easy key in cmd.
5. Minimal ADB and Fastboot tool's folder is in Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot tool, and I copy twrp.img to this folder.
6. Run (Right click as admin) the Minimal ADB and Fastboot tool's shortcut which is placed on my desktop.
7. Key in some command in CMD.
- 1 Key in adb
- 2 Key in fastboot devices -l and show something like below to check your phone have link to your PC
xxxxxxx fastboot
- 3 Key in fastboot boot twrp.img, your phone will reboot into TWRP mode.
- 4 Press install button and select ROM.zip file from your phone, then start flashing.
- 5 Reboot when flash is finished.
- 6 Unplug USB cable and waiting, and anything is good for me...successed!
PS: I don't use wipe function for my phone.
PS2: I still using fastboot getvar current-slot command to check slot a or b, but I think no need to do this when using TWRP...
Many thanks for the instruction. Everything went's well on my Mi11!were you already on a xiaomi.eu rom before this or were you just running normal stock ziaomi rom?
assuming you were already on a xiaomi.eu rom, as i was keep reading
i just successfully did the newest weekly install via TWRP so i will give you my steps as im sure they would be the same for the stable
-download twrp for mi 11 onto pc
-download latest weekly rom onto mi 11 internal storage and copy to pc or vice versa, keep both copies in both places
((EDIT: i dont know if it was necessary to transfer the rom zip to the pc or extract it, this is only my second xiaomi.eu install so i was just trying to follow steps, but you may have been able to rename the twrp file to twrp.img and opened a powershell from directly within the twrp folder and did the fastboot command from there, im not savvy enough with how fastboot works so i just kind of mirrored what i did to install the weekly rom via fastboot last week up until that step)
-turn on usb debugging
-turn off phone, go into fastboot mode, connect to pc
-extract the weekly rom zip (checking the properties first to see if the "unlock files" checkbox is available, it wasnt for me, check the box if available
-copy the twrp image file and paste it inside of the extracted weekly rom folder
-(i renamed mine to "twrp.img" for ease of typing in powershell)
-shift+right click in ampty space in the folder and open powerhell window here (or cmd window)
-type "fastboot boot twrp.img"
-this will put twrp on your phone and it will reboot into the twrp
(you may now disconnect phone from pc)
-click the lower right chinese button and select english and click the ok button (its in chinese but its the only button you can click and its where the "ok" button should be)
-twrp is now in english.
-select "Install"
-navigate to the downloaded location of the unextracted weekly rom zip folder, mine was just in downloads
-select it
-check the box that says reboot after install, i left the box for "verify zip signature unchecked
-twrp does some things and after a few minutes, phone rebooted into newest version with no loss of settings or data.
-turn off usb debugging if you wish
-youre done.
I am running 12.5.4 as well, it could be the common denominator. At least I didn't Brick my phone...same issue to me, im currently running 12.5.4 China. Help us.
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