[HOW TO] recover Mi 10 Ultra broken by last weekly update


Thanks! So which TWRP is exactly the one to be used or the MI 10 Ultra (not that clear to me...) to allow to install the latest update (and further updates)?
None. No one made one. If you have troubles flashing, use the update-binary from previous Weekly ROM and import it to latest ROM.
 
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None. No one made one. If you have troubles flashing, use the update-binary from previous Weekly ROM and import it to latest ROM.
It is all confusing to me as I don't understand much about flashing or twrp or anything really lol

I'm curious how do I solve this issue? I thought this issue happened because I flashed to the newest rom.. If not then how do I update the twrp version? Or what do I need to do?
 
Seriously?
Our update is 100% safe. The TWRP you're using is what's bricky,

Well, compatibility is worth noting. And worth noting it's not my thread. I wish there was a disclaimer about TWRP - like mentioning which works best. Sorry if I missed it, and I do understand weekly = not perfect.

and it'll be pointless to explain to you the technical details, as you only seem interested in pointing fingers on the easier target.

I'm head of QA for a software company, you'd be surprised...! I kicked myself, if that helps. Stupid error by me. Not sure why you're being like this, apologies if I hurt your feelings (man, why does everything sound sarcastic online - I mean that)

You expect us to predict certain old TWRP incompatibility with Android 11 binaries? How, with witchcraft?

By testing which is the done thing in the software world. Or, yknow, mention the TWRP requirements in the release notes - just ideas. Anything really. That's "how".

I thank you for this ROM and I am using it. But this thread existed before me and it has other users mentioning being worried about "bricking" their phones - that's not great; s**t happens - it all turned out well for me - but it was a lesson for me, and I hope it was a lesson for others.

If I made a mistake it was being too comfortable with the weeklies and lax - you can see that as a compliment, or you can attack me for it, both valid, but really it isn't so complex. Some users, a minority sure but more than just me, found out the hard way that there was an incompatibility.

Thanks again, and threads like this might indicate hands need held a bit better. I mean, you still have people asking HOW you fix it. The information is here, folks, and I did need to buy a USBC adapter, but this great community at least came up with a fix.
 
It is all confusing to me as I don't understand much about flashing or twrp or anything really lol

I'm curious how do I solve this issue? I thought this issue happened because I flashed to the newest rom.. If not then how do I update the twrp version? Or what do I need to do?

- You update TWRP with fastboot (Poney linked it at the top of this page), the command is (presuming Windows) in cmd with admin with phone in fastboot mode "fastboot flash recovery nameoftwrp.zip"
- Download previous ROM also linked on first page (you can update it later and it'll work cause TWRP is newer) and stick on a USB drive
- The most annoying step - TWRP lets you "Mount" USB OTG - so you need a memory stick with the ROM on, connected to the phone via USB. Not cabled up to a computer, actual USB storage (memstick)
- Then you "flash" ("install ZIP" option) this image within TWRP, then done (you'll wait 10 mins ish for first boot tho, don't panic

Have you tried this? It sounds like you're thinking it's a different issue, but this does work. It's.. not bad at all, tbh. Straightforward, though I'm assuming you know fastboot basics I guess to get this far!
 
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By testing which is the done thing in the software world. Or, yknow, mention the TWRP requirements in the release notes - just ideas. Anything really. That's "how".
Oh sure, no problem, if I get myself a Mi 10 Ultra (not happening) I'll do some testing. Easy.
Sarcasm aside, we can't test on devices we don't possess.
 
- You update TWRP with fastboot (Poney linked it at the top of this page), the command is (presuming Windows) in cmd with admin with phone in fastboot mode "fastboot flash recovery nameoftwrp.zip"
- Download previous ROM also linked on first page (you can update it later and it'll work cause TWRP is newer) and stick on a USB drive
- The most annoying step - TWRP lets you "Mount" USB OTG - so you need a memory stick with the ROM on, connected to the phone via USB. Not cabled up to a computer, actual USB storage (memstick)
- Then you "flash" ("install ZIP" option) this image within TWRP, then done (you'll wait 10 mins ish for first boot tho, don't panic

Have you tried this? It sounds like you're thinking it's a different issue, but this does work. It's.. not bad at all, tbh. Straightforward, though I'm assuming you know fastboot basics I guess to get this far!

I think I understood all of it.. I think it is my fault to begin with yes? I mean having old twrp and all. I did update my twrp to TWRP-3.4.2B-1208-XIAOMI10ULTRA-CN-wzsx150-fastboot.zip

Now twrp is made for mi10 ultra not mi10 pro.
I have two questions here and sorry if I sound stupid lmao
Must I install this update with usb stick?
Future updates will follow the same method? I mean installing via USB stick? No longer can I just download the rom and install via twrp normally?
 
- You update TWRP with fastboot (Poney linked it at the top of this page), the command is (presuming Windows) in cmd with admin with phone in fastboot mode "fastboot flash recovery nameoftwrp.zip"
- Download previous ROM also linked on first page (you can update it later and it'll work cause TWRP is newer) and stick on a USB drive
- The most annoying step - TWRP lets you "Mount" USB OTG - so you need a memory stick with the ROM on, connected to the phone via USB. Not cabled up to a computer, actual USB storage (memstick)
- Then you "flash" ("install ZIP" option) this image within TWRP, then done (you'll wait 10 mins ish for first boot tho, don't panic

Have you tried this? It sounds like you're thinking it's a different issue, but this does work. It's.. not bad at all, tbh. Straightforward, though I'm assuming you know fastboot basics I guess to get this far!

I have a question.. If I buy 265gb flash drive will it work? Or must it be 8gb.? I can not find 8gb anywhere.. Nobody sells it anymore lmao.
The smallest is 128gb.. But 128 and 265 price almost the same.
 
Thanks! So which TWRP is exactly the one to be used or the MI 10 Ultra (not that clear to me...) to allow to install the latest update (and further updates)?

I second this. If i am using the latest available TWRP (http://twrp-3.4.2b-1208-xiaomi10ultra-cn-wzsx150-fastboot.zip) is it safe to dirty flash the latest weekly or will it be broken again? I am still hanging on to the 21.4.28. Has anybody updated successfully to the newest weekly using the new TWRP?
 
I second this. If i am using the latest available TWRP (http://twrp-3.4.2b-1208-xiaomi10ultra-cn-wzsx150-fastboot.zip) is it safe to dirty flash the latest weekly or will it be broken again? I am still hanging on to the 21.4.28. Has anybody updated successfully to the newest weekly using the new TWRP?
Hi, I did use this one
I guess it's the one you mentioned. I put it on my phone via fastboot and replaced the Mi 10 Pro TWRP which has caused this trouble. After that I successfully updated my phone to the last weekly (no issues on my side, which doesn't mean that everything will be running smooth for other users...)
 
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Hi, I did use this one
I guess it's the one you mentioned. I put it on my phone via fastboot and replaced the Mi 10 Pro TWRP which has caused this trouble. After that I successfully updated my phone to the last weekly (no issues on my side, which doesn't mean that everything will be running smooth for other users...)

OK. Update to 21.5.20 via the new TWRP (dirty flash) did work for me. THX.