MIUI 14 MIUI 14 STABLE RELEASE
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momenezes
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Hi,
I've a Mi 11 Ultra with MIUI by xiaomi.eu 13.0.12 Stable (13.0.12.0 SKACNXM), Android 12 SKQ1.211006.001, Phone model M2102K1G. It's a chinese phone, sent with Global ROM, that is, bootloader was unlocked by the seller to install Global ROM and sell chinese phone globally.
I've successfully installed the currenct MIUI version with fastboot some time ago.
I would like to upgrade to MIUI 14 Stable and I'm having some doubts about the exact procedure.
1) I believe that my phone already has bootloader unlocked since I've installed a newer ROM; is this correct? Do I need to do anything about this (bootloader) or in addition to this?
2) I would like to upgrade to MIUI 14 Stable without loosing my data (no formatting); is this possible?
3) If question 2 is possible, could someone clarify the necessary steps to do this, please? I got confused with the instructions.
Thanks in advance.
I've a Mi 11 Ultra with MIUI by xiaomi.eu 13.0.12 Stable (13.0.12.0 SKACNXM), Android 12 SKQ1.211006.001, Phone model M2102K1G. It's a chinese phone, sent with Global ROM, that is, bootloader was unlocked by the seller to install Global ROM and sell chinese phone globally.
I've successfully installed the currenct MIUI version with fastboot some time ago.
I would like to upgrade to MIUI 14 Stable and I'm having some doubts about the exact procedure.
1) I believe that my phone already has bootloader unlocked since I've installed a newer ROM; is this correct? Do I need to do anything about this (bootloader) or in addition to this?
2) I would like to upgrade to MIUI 14 Stable without loosing my data (no formatting); is this possible?
3) If question 2 is possible, could someone clarify the necessary steps to do this, please? I got confused with the instructions.
Thanks in advance.
mik101
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If you're already running a .EU rom, then your bootloader is already unlocked (you will see an unlocked lock icon at the top of the image shown when the device is first powered on). Right now the stable version for STAR (Mi 11 Ultra) is only a recovery rom, so if you don't have TWRP currently installed you will need to flash that first, or temporarily boot it using fastboot tools. Download the rom to your phone. Then download this to your PC:
Recovery for Xiaomi devices - Browse /star at SourceForge.net
List of relevant recovery in one place
sourceforge.net
Try the one for A12 first since you are on an Android 12 based rom currently. Rename it to "recovery.img" and put it in the same folder as the fastboot.exe and follow the steps below:
Reboot to fastboot on your phone by powering it off and then back on while holding the power and volume down buttons together. Plug the phone in via USB and then at the command prompt in the fastboot folder type:
fastboot boot recovery.img
on your phone you will have to decrypt your storage using your PIN number.
Then goto Install, and select the rom you previously downloaded to your phone.
Your phone should then update. Next time you update you will already have TWRP installed via this rom upgrade and you can skip the fastboot steps and just install the new rom.
If your phone already has TWRP installed, and NOT THE BUILT IN XIAOMI RECOVERY, then you can just download the rom to your phone, reboot to recovery (power+vol up), goto install, and select the new rom you've downloaded.
You should be able to just upgrade without data loss, but if you incur any problems, a wipe of the data partition is recommended.
So you should still backup important things first, just in case.
Things to note: If your data partition doesn't decrypt properly, try the A13 version of the recovery instead. If it still won't decrypt using that version, then you should wait until a HYBRID rom becomes available for your device, then you can upgrade in a couple clicks using fastboot and a PC. You can see in the original posts that as new releases come out they are switching to hybrid, which means they can be flashed via a PC, or through TWRP recovery.
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Kristianidis
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mik101
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Go back to the homepage, scroll to the bottom and you'll see a forum called:
MIUI Multi language Project
It has it's own sub-forum:Greek Translation
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I'm also interested in looking at the changelog and bugfixes. I can't say for sure if the google wallet issue was fixed because I fixed mine by changing from SIM to HCE. However, I know for sure that the "can't use business profile widgets" is not fixed.
Orleng_tao
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I got an error when flashing thor 14.0.5 via twrp
failed to mount '/system_ext' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/product' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/vendor' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/vendor_dlkm' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/mi_odm' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/mi_ext' (invalid argument)
Then goes to option to reboot it shows No OS Installed.
Is is safe to reboot?
failed to mount '/system_ext' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/product' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/vendor' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/vendor_dlkm' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/mi_odm' (invalid argument)
failed to mount '/mi_ext' (invalid argument)
Then goes to option to reboot it shows No OS Installed.
Is is safe to reboot?
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mik101
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sleepingawakerza
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Orleng_tao
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I was kinda freaked out and didn't perform a thorough search in the forum. It was then found out is okay to proceed, can also reboot into recovery and reflash again then the error will be gone.
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The only line worthy of attention is
script succeeded: result was [0]
Nothing else matters as Metallica said in 1991 )
gogocar62
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Thanks, i think that note is for weekly rom. So i can stall Miui 14eu from official Miui 14 that i have w/out problem right?
Kristianidis
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Yes, if you follow all the steps to install the rom correctly you won't have any problem.
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As you can read in post #1: Greek is taken from Global ROM, so no maintainer in the forum here.Go back to the homepage, scroll to the bottom and you'll see a forum called:
MIUI Multi language Project
It has it's own sub-forum:
Greek Translation
momenezes
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If you're already running a .EU rom, then your bootloader is already unlocked (you will see an unlocked lock icon at the top of the image shown when the device is first powered on). Right now the stable version for STAR (Mi 11 Ultra) is only a recovery rom, so if you don't have TWRP currently installed you will need to flash that first, or temporarily boot it using fastboot tools. Download the rom to your phone. Then download this to your PC:
Recovery for Xiaomi devices - Browse /star at SourceForge.net
List of relevant recovery in one place
Try the one for A12 first since you are on an Android 12 based rom currently. Rename it to "recovery.img" and put it in the same folder as the fastboot.exe and follow the steps below:
Reboot to fastboot on your phone by powering it off and then back on while holding the power and volume down buttons together. Plug the phone in via USB and then at the command prompt in the fastboot folder type:
fastboot boot recovery.img
on your phone you will have to decrypt your storage using your PIN number.
Then goto Install, and select the rom you previously downloaded to your phone.
Your phone should then update. Next time you update you will already have TWRP installed via this rom upgrade and you can skip the fastboot steps and just install the new rom.
If your phone already has TWRP installed, and NOT THE BUILT IN XIAOMI RECOVERY, then you can just download the rom to your phone, reboot to recovery (power+vol up), goto install, and select the new rom you've downloaded.
You should be able to just upgrade without data loss, but if you incur any problems, a wipe of the data partition is recommended.
So you should still backup important things first, just in case.
Things to note: If your data partition doesn't decrypt properly, try the A13 version of the recovery instead. If it still won't decrypt using that version, then you should wait until a HYBRID rom becomes available for your device, then you can upgrade in a couple clicks using fastboot and a PC. You can see in the original posts that as new releases come out they are switching to hybrid, which means they can be flashed via a PC, or through TWRP recovery.
Hi @mik101, thanks for your detailed answer.
A few doubts yet (pardon my ignorance):
- when you say: "... you will need to flash that first, or temporarily boot it using fastboot tools. Download the rom to your phone" -- this "Download the rom to your phone" refers to the TWRP image, right?
- I found this TWRP download website:
Thanks again for your help.
Best regards
gogocar62
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This is not the correct version of TWRP. Use SKKK's TWRP for android which you have on your device.
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Recovery for Xiaomi devices - Browse Files at SourceForge.net
List of relevant recovery in one place
sourceforge.net
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Birraque You do not need to Format Data. This procedure only applies to models with A/B partitions. Rename the downloaded TWRP to twrp.img 1. run TWRP using the fastboot command: fastboot boot twrp.img 2. Insert the downloaded TWRP into the phone. 3. Install 4. Install the image 5. Install...
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momenezes
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Tks @gogocar62 . Found it:This is not the correct version of TWRP. Use SKKK's TWRP for android which you have on your device.
Recovery for Xiaomi devices - Browse Files at SourceForge.net
List of relevant recovery in one place
MIUI 13 - 22.6.15
Birraque You do not need to Format Data. This procedure only applies to models with A/B partitions. Rename the downloaded TWRP to twrp.img 1. run TWRP using the fastboot command: fastboot boot twrp.img 2. Insert the downloaded TWRP into the phone. 3. Install 4. Install the image 5. Install...
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