Hi
I have bought a Mi 11 Ultra in TradingShenzhen. It has a 13.0.13 Stable ROM and TWRP already installed.
There is an advise in TradingShenzhen FAQ webpage about OTA updates in Mi 11 Pro/Ultra, That is:
OTA updates Yes, automatic installation, NO
The system checks automatically if new software versions are available. As soon as a new version is available, you get a notification and usually it is downloaded directly. Often customers are confused because it says if you want to boot into a system that is encrypted. Don't worry, just click on Yes.
Then you boot into TWRP and now you have to click on "INSTALL", then select the "ZIP" version, usually at the bottom and swipe to the right to start the installation. After the installation click on "WIPE CACHE" and reboot.
Now you have the newest version, all data is still on it and only the firmware was updated.
Is this exactly what I have to do when arriving next update ? There is no "wipe cache" in this image from a post ( https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/switch-from-fastboot-to-recovery-rom.66440/#post-665291 )
I have bought a Mi 11 Ultra in TradingShenzhen. It has a 13.0.13 Stable ROM and TWRP already installed.
There is an advise in TradingShenzhen FAQ webpage about OTA updates in Mi 11 Pro/Ultra, That is:
OTA updates Yes, automatic installation, NO
The system checks automatically if new software versions are available. As soon as a new version is available, you get a notification and usually it is downloaded directly. Often customers are confused because it says if you want to boot into a system that is encrypted. Don't worry, just click on Yes.
Then you boot into TWRP and now you have to click on "INSTALL", then select the "ZIP" version, usually at the bottom and swipe to the right to start the installation. After the installation click on "WIPE CACHE" and reboot.
Now you have the newest version, all data is still on it and only the firmware was updated.
Is this exactly what I have to do when arriving next update ? There is no "wipe cache" in this image from a post ( https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/switch-from-fastboot-to-recovery-rom.66440/#post-665291 )
