Invalid TWRP is gone when launching Recovery

[Enyrox]

Hello,

I've been using xiaomi.eu for years on my Xiaomi 13 and I've constantly kepty device up to date with TWRP.

However, I tried to launch Recovery mode as usual but instead of seeing the usual blue and grey UI all I can see is this screen in Chinese: (see image)

There doesn't seem to be a way to launch TWRP from there.

Choosing the package from the settings app takes me to this same chinese recovery mode.

For your info I'm on HyperOS 3.0.303


Is there a way to update my phone?
Is there a way to get TWRP working again?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Igor Eisberg]

That's because recovery.img is part of the ROM and we don't exclude it anymore.
You have to flash TWRP again yourself.

 

[Enyrox]

That's because recovery.img is part of the ROM and we don't exclude it anymore.
You have to flash TWRP again yourself.

Oh, why this change?

And do you have a link leading to a tutorial on how to install it? I totally forgot how to do it

 

[gogocar62]

Oh, why this change?

Because it happened many times that after the update TWRP stopped working and the phones had problems with bootloop and the like. (people unnecessarily reported bad ROM)
To prevent this, xiaomo.eu ROM already uses stock recovery.

Installing a Custom Recovery

All custom recoveries come in the format of an IMG file (some are released as a flashable ZIP, like OrangeFox, but there's still an IMG inside). However, installation method will differ, depending on where the recovery ramdisk resides on your device specifically. Failing to install the custom...

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[Igor Eisberg]

Because it happened many times that after the update TWRP stopped working and the phones had problems with bootloop and the like. (people unnecessarily reported bad ROM)
To prevent this, xiaomo.eu ROM already uses stock recovery.

Installing a Custom Recovery

All custom recoveries come in the format of an IMG file (some are released as a flashable ZIP, like OrangeFox, but there's still an IMG inside). However, installation method will differ, depending on where the recovery ramdisk resides on your device specifically. Failing to install the custom...

xiaomi.eu

In fact, many people weren't using TWRP from the start, so they had a stock recovery that is outdated by 1 or 2 Android versions still on their device.
That's a common reason for "instant reboot to fastboot" issues.