Its necessary to install beta versions after the installation of xiaomi.eu 10.3.15
How to Unlock Bootloader, Unbrick and Install correctly MIUI 11 on MI9T (9.9.26 to 20.1.21)
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Rapydax
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Just asking to be sure. I'm on rooted global 10.3.11 with fixed russian 3.3.1-2 TWRP at the moment. If I want to install stable xiaomi.eu 10.3.15, do I need to wipe or format anything before/after installation or can I just dirty flash it over my current global ROM?
If I followed the installation guide correctly it doesn't say you have to wipe anything, correct?
Thanks in advance
If I followed the installation guide correctly it doesn't say you have to wipe anything, correct?
Thanks in advance
Poney70
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From Official ROM, it's required to "Format Data" before flashing EU ROM or phone will always reboot to Fastboot (bricked state).
EDIT: My steps to install:
1) Boot to TWRP
2) Wipe -> Format Data (type "yes" to confirm)
3) Back to main TWRP menu -> Reboot -> Recovery
4) Copy EU ROM zip file in internal storage via USB
5) Install -> Select EU ROM zip, flash it and wipe Dalvik/Cache before reboot
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Sorry if i dont make myself clear enough google keyboard betrayed me. I was just asking since the new stable version is the 11.0.3. Can i install this one directly instead of the 10.3.15 and the beta one
Hi, i'm on 11.0.2 EEA stock ROM. I want to install weekly xiaomi.eu ROM after unlocking bootloader. Do I need to install all versions from the 1st post of this thread?
Hey, I just updated directly from MIUI 10.3.15 (Android 9) to MIUI 11.1 (9.11.21 beta) (Android 10) with no problems:
unlock bootloader (Follow the tutorial, including TWRP installing)
install twrp ( rus that's in this thread) via fastboot (WITH .BAT FILE) and REBOOT TO TWRP (critical step) by holding power butrón and +volume, if not the stock rom will replace the stock recovery and you'll have to flash it again
format data and then reboot again to recovery
copy rom (i'm using weekly 9.11.21)
install
wipe cache
unlock bootloader (Follow the tutorial, including TWRP installing)
install twrp ( rus that's in this thread) via fastboot (WITH .BAT FILE) and REBOOT TO TWRP (critical step) by holding power butrón and +volume, if not the stock rom will replace the stock recovery and you'll have to flash it again
format data and then reboot again to recovery
copy rom (i'm using weekly 9.11.21)
install
wipe cache
Hi, I've seen many people saying different ways to install this so I'm still kinda confused..
I'm on latest Global Stable MIUI 11.0.1 and I want to install the latest weekly EU ROM.
- flash LRteam 3.3.1-1109 TWRP
- reboot to recovery
- format data > type yes
- reboot to recovery
- install latest weekly EU
- wipe dalvik/cache
- reboot system
Is this correct? Going from Global Stable MIUI 11.0.1 to latest weekly.
I'm on latest Global Stable MIUI 11.0.1 and I want to install the latest weekly EU ROM.
- flash LRteam 3.3.1-1109 TWRP
- reboot to recovery
- format data > type yes
- reboot to recovery
- install latest weekly EU
- wipe dalvik/cache
- reboot system
Is this correct? Going from Global Stable MIUI 11.0.1 to latest weekly.
Poney70
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Means, it's not necessary to make the complete procedure like described with all the weekly versions? Thanks
I'm currently on 11.0.2 Global Stable (PFJEUXM) on Mi9T; do you think I can do the same like you, flashing directly to latest xiaomi.eu weekly? Thanks!
the russian TWRP are working to news weekly?
i found one in xda but seems to have some bugs with the lasts updates
i found one in xda but seems to have some bugs with the lasts updates
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Yes, you can. Unlock bootloader, flash TWRP, Format Data and flash xiaomi.eu latest weekly.
you are using the russian twrp, or the last one in https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=50678 (from the forum of miui11 rom downloads)?
LOLO9393
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miflash? MIFLASH?
You are using Miflash?
That's impossible .
Please install EU weekly with TWRP.
oodie
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Yeah , I use weekly with TWRP. but the older versins doesn't boot after flashing 9.11.28 . tried flashing several , stable and weeklies. nthing boots. but 9.11.28 boots. so that i thought I can't downgrade and have to go with miflash, but even that doesn't work '
can't downgrade.I've started using .EU yesterday for the first time and the difference from Global Stable is brutal. Android 10, bunch of new features, improved smoothness.. so much better! Thanks for all the hard work devs!
In case there's still someone wondering how to install latest weekly, that's how I did it:
Coming from latest Global Stable MIUI 11:
- flash LRteam 3.3.1-1109 TWRP
- reboot to recovery
- format data > type yes
- reboot to recovery
- copy ROM from PC to phone
- install latest weekly EU
- wipe dalvik/cache
- reboot system
In case there's still someone wondering how to install latest weekly, that's how I did it:
Coming from latest Global Stable MIUI 11:
- flash LRteam 3.3.1-1109 TWRP
- reboot to recovery
- format data > type yes
- reboot to recovery
- copy ROM from PC to phone
- install latest weekly EU
- wipe dalvik/cache
- reboot system
I can confirm the same... coming as well from Miui 11 stable. It's so much better, incredible! So many thanks for all the efforts!
Is this safe to update? Found it under Settings > Privacy > Security Stats > Google Play System Update
Latest weekly, no root.
LOLO9393
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yes , it is a security patch.
Check the latest you have in settings/all spec/android security patch. it must be late.
how can this be correct if OP said we had to install Xiaomi.eu 10.3.15 Stable and only after weekly beta (with no wipe or format in between)?