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How to root latest stock miui?

Hey there,
I am unable to root my 3S prime, it has latest stock MIUI global version.
After I flash latest twrp, it ask for decryption password. And there's nothing I can do about it. (Clean fastboot install is the same)
Is there another way?
Or maybe I can bake that rom prerooted. (Little guide?) Thanks
Sorry, If it is somewhere already. I used only google search last night.

stanomx said:
Hey there,
I am unable to root my 3S prime, it has latest stock MIUI global version.
After I flash latest twrp, it ask for decryption password. And there's nothing I can do about it. (Clean fastboot install is the same)
Is there another way?
Or maybe I can bake that rom prerooted. (Little guide?) Thanks
Sorry, If it is somewhere already. I used only google search last night.
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There is encryption problem just go to wipe and format data using twrp and the encryptoin problem will be solved but your internal will wipe completely in this process. After that root the miui through twrp flash

hackermssharma said:
There is encryption problem just go to wipe and format data using twrp and the encryptoin problem will be solved but your internal will wipe completely in this process. After that root the miui through twrp flash
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Just skip the decryption and Flash latest super su zip from twrp using sd card

want to install lineageos 16 but dont know of a/b partitions

i'm a newbie in the A/B partitions system previously i have installed many roms on many Android phones but all of them are below android 6.0. now i moved to Mi A1 and i flashed TWRP and rooted my phone with Magisk18 now i have tried to flash lineageOS 16 on stock Pie but when i tried to flash it asks for slot_a or slot_b and i dont know anything about a/b partitions so i quit installation and write this thread pls help.

iamranjodh said:
i'm a newbie in the A/B partitions system previously i have installed many roms on many Android phones but all of them are below android 6.0. now i moved to Mi A1 and i flashed TWRP and rooted my phone with Magisk18 now i have tried to flash lineageOS 16 on stock Pie but when i tried to flash it asks for slot_a or slot_b and i dont know anything about a/b partitions so i quit installation and write this thread pls help.
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there you go
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-...ess-updates-affect-custom-development-on-xda/

1. Flash or update to lastest stock rom
2. Boot twrp (don't flash TWRP, just boot) from:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/development/treble-twrp-installer-treble-manager-t3793637
3. Wipe to factory
4. Install LOS16
5. Reboot to bootloader and boot TWRP again
6. Flash gapps and magisk if you need it
That's what I did and works like a charm but I prefer RR.
Cheers!

ccalixtro said:
1. Flash or update to lastest stock rom
2. Boot twrp (don't flash TWRP, just boot) from:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-a1/development/treble-twrp-installer-treble-manager-t3793637
3. Wipe to factory
4. Install LOS16
5. Reboot to bootloader and boot TWRP again
6. Flash gapps and magisk if you need it
That's what I did and works like a charm but I prefer RR.
Cheers!
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This method is not working. We have to use a special bootable TWRP for LOS 16 Official builds.
Sent from my Mi A1 using XDA Labs
---------- Post added at 09:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:33 PM ----------
iamranjodh said:
i'm a newbie in the A/B partitions system previously i have installed many roms on many Android phones but all of them are below android 6.0. now i moved to Mi A1 and i flashed TWRP and rooted my phone with Magisk18 now i have tried to flash lineageOS 16 on stock Pie but when i tried to flash it asks for slot_a or slot_b and i dont know anything about a/b partitions so i quit installation and write this thread pls help.
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Try following these steps:
1. Download and boot this TWRP. Only boot it, don't flash it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LtLrNnL0h7alZaaOWADvc2Sf5aNkNukM/view
2. Wipe system, data, cache and dalvik. If you are encrypted, make a Format Data.
3. Go to Reboot and select other slot. (For example, if you are on Slot A, select Slot B)
4. Boot TWRP again.
5. Wipe system, data, cache and dalvik. Make a format data again.
6. Install latest LineageOS 16 Official nightly. You can select A or B.
7. Reboot to bootloader.
8. Boot TWRP again.
9. Flash GApps and Magisk (if you want root).
10. Reboot to system and enjoy Lineage!
Sent from my Mi A1 using XDA Labs

mi 9t rom flashing

hello, i unlocked my mi 9t recently and wanted to flash another rom, but any rom i flash my phone doesnt boot it shows mi logo or it just reboots to fastboot. i tried different twrp recoveries but none of them worked. Any help?

What ROMs did you try to flash? and what steps did you follow?

Schnedi said:
What ROMs did you try to flash? and what steps did you follow?
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i tried paranoid, evolution x, mi globe, xiaomi.eu and pixel experience. i flashed twrp -> wiped everything -> flashed rom,gapps,magisk

tuxicMi said:
i tried paranoid, evolution x, mi globe, xiaomi.eu and pixel experience. i flashed twrp -> wiped everything -> flashed rom,gapps,magisk
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Reboot to recovery after wiping everything and then flash rom, etc.
I suggest the 4pda or Greek twrp

albysprx said:
Reboot to recovery after wiping everything and then flash rom, etc.
I suggest the 4pda or Greek twrp
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i reboot after wiping and i have used the greek and the 4pda twrp

Wipe is not enough, you have to format data in TWRP.

fmcheetah said:
Wipe is not enough, you have to format data in TWRP.
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i do format data

I have the same issue, with Greek twrp and the last stable or developer rom.
Format everything from twrp, reboot recovery, install the rom, format data again. And when I choose reboot system, it never open. And I can't go to twrp again, like it's lost it

same issue here. bricked phone?

can someone explain why it works by other and some guys it not work with twrp.? and flash a rom.
Verstuurd vanaf mijn Mi 9T met Tapatalk

[HELP] Installation Miui Eu

Hello guys
someone can help me, to explain me why in my 9t global cant install miui eu stable or mi globe (MIUI builder)?
my steps
- unlocked bootloader
- installed two of twrp versions (greek and 4pda)
- format data ---> yes, reboot
- copy miui eu (latest stable) in phone storage,
- Wipe data/cache/dalvik cache and install miui eu zip, then reboot
- always reboot the phone stuck at mi logo or at mi boot, then 30 minutes to wait nothing happened
- the same steps with miui mi-globe (rom builder) and the same result: stuck at mi logo
- then reflesh fastboot stock miui stable latest with mi flasher
someone can help me, why i cant install miui eu?
thanks in advance

Use only 4pda TWRP. Follow the same steps you did like explained, but after flashing the ROM, before rebooting, in TWRP, go to Advanced and click on Rm avb-verity&forceencrypt, when it's done, restart.

ekin_strops said:
Use only 4pda TWRP. Follow the same steps you did like explained, but after flashing the ROM, before rebooting, in TWRP, go to Advanced and click on Rm avb-verity&forceencrypt, when it's done, restart.
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Dear friend
What is that? Rm/avb-verity thing?

iaio72 said:
Hello guys
someone can help me, to explain me why in my 9t global cant install miui eu stable or mi globe (MIUI builder)?
my steps
- unlocked bootloader
- installed two of twrp versions (greek and 4pda)
- format data ---> yes, reboot
- copy miui eu (latest stable) in phone storage,
- Wipe data/cache/dalvik cache and install miui eu zip, then reboot
- always reboot the phone stuck at mi logo or at mi boot, then 30 minutes to wait nothing happened
- the same steps with miui mi-globe (rom builder) and the same result: stuck at mi logo
- then reflesh fastboot stock miui stable latest with mi flasher
someone can help me, why i cant install miui eu?
thanks in advance
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I am on latest eu stable and use greek TWRP (3.3.1_12-08) basically i did the same steps as you tried to do.
After format data and sucessful reboot to TWRP there is no need to wipe anything.
For greek TWRP i recommend an USB-OTG device with latest MIUI by Xiaomi.eu 10.3.15 stable on it.
In TWRP install the SW from USB_OTG
Reboot to system, wait 2-4 min and averything should be working.
4dpa TWRP is also working fine, i tested both.
Direkt link to greek TWRP :https://xiaomi-miui.gr/community/index.php/Thread/25256-TWRP-3-3-X-X-για-συσκευές-XIAOMI/

fmcheetah said:
I am on latest eu stable and use greek TWRP (3.3.1_12-08) basically i did the same steps as you tried to do.
After format data and sucessful reboot to TWRP there is no need to wipe anything.
For greek TWRP i recommend an USB-OTG device with latest MIUI by Xiaomi.eu 10.3.15 stable on it.
In TWRP install the SW from USB_OTG
Reboot to system, wait 2-4 min and averything should be working.
4dpa TWRP is also working fine, i tested both.
Direkt link to greek TWRP :https://xiaomi-miui.gr/community/index.php/Thread/25256-TWRP-3-3-X-X-για-συσκευές-XIAOMI/
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I try it with otg-usb but the twrp don't recognize, where I find this software that work on twrp? Thx

why is xiaomi.eu rom better than the global one?

Me don't work usb/otg on twrp, other solution guys?

iaio72 said:
Hello guys
someone can help me, to explain me why in my 9t global cant install miui eu stable or mi globe (MIUI builder)?
my steps
- unlocked bootloader
- installed two of twrp versions (greek and 4pda)
- format data ---> yes, reboot
- copy miui eu (latest stable) in phone storage,
- Wipe data/cache/dalvik cache and install miui eu zip, then reboot
- always reboot the phone stuck at mi logo or at mi boot, then 30 minutes to wait nothing happened
- the same steps with miui mi-globe (rom builder) and the same result: stuck at mi logo
- then reflesh fastboot stock miui stable latest with mi flasher
someone can help me, why i cant install miui eu?
thanks in advance
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i have successfully installed EU v10.3.15 from EEA v10.3.12, my prcedure is this, format data "Yes", wipe data/cache/dalvic, cache,system. and install miui eu v10.3.15 it boot successfully.

finally, solved and installed, after installation before to reboot, click on twrp/advanced/Rm avb-verity&forceencrypt and then its ok
thanks guys and to @ekin_strops

Dear friends
Someone could give me any help about that question?
What is the function of this rm/avb-verity? Why enable It?

mauriciocardoso said:
Dear friends
Someone could give me any help about that question?
What is the function of this rm/avb-verity? Why enable It?
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plus or minus:
"Dm-verity and Forced Encryption Disabler. Many Android ROMs have become more and more secure. Many devices have been equipped with new system security mechanism to protect any advanced modification to the system itself. One of the known mechanism is Device Mapper Verity, also known as dm-verity"

iaio72 said:
finally, solved and installed, after installation before to reboot, click on twrp/advanced/Rm avb-verity&forceencrypt and then its ok
thanks guys and to @ekin_strops
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Hello your phone is a global or EEA ?

What's the difference between global and eea?
Anyway I think is global version

I want to Install Xiaomi.eu miui12

Hello,
I want to Install the Xiaomi.eu MIUI12 Rom in redmi note 7 i have the Orangefox Recovery and im currently on miui11 global 11.0.5 im confused about the encryprytion. Can anyone give me a step by step Guide what i have to so to Install miui12 xiaomi.eu Rom with orangefox and encryprytion

LuzzFN said:
Hello,
I want to Install the Xiaomi.eu MIUI12 Rom in redmi note 7 i have the Orangefox Recovery and im currently on miui11 global 11.0.5 im confused about the encryprytion. Can anyone give me a step by step Guide what i have to so to Install miui12 xiaomi.eu Rom with orangefox and encryprytion
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(I would recommend a clean flash to prevent any mishap. However, this is a tested method on my Redmi 7S, I would not be responsible for your bricked phone, you know!)
First of all, backup all your important data & boot up into Orangefox.
Go to Menu》Settings》Tick "Disable Forced Encryption " (make sure it's ticked up)
Tip: In case you're flashing official MIUI, also tick "Disable dm-verity".
Now go to Wipe section
Select all partions except Internal storage, Micro SD and USB OTG.
Swipe to wipe.
Very Important: Go to Menu》Reboot》Recovery to reboot to recovery.
Now from the main menu, go to files, choose the ROM package and flash.
Now to be safe (however not needed), you would like to reboot to recovery rather than to system to make sure everything go right.
Then from Recovery go to Menu> Reboot>System.
It should boot up in around 5-10 min.
Best of luck.

Azamsm said:
.. Go to Menu》Settings》Tick "Disable Forced Encryption " (make sure it's ticked up)
Tip: In case you're flashing official MIUI, also tick "Disable dm-verity"....
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Ahem! Most definitely do NOT tick either of these, or it will end in tears. With lavender, you must keep DM-Verity and encryption intact.

Will I lose orangefox if i flash official closed beta?

eraycetin said:
Will I lose orangefox if i flash official closed beta?
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I lost It, the ROM replaced OrangeFox with Redmi Recovery, just reflash the Recovery from fastboot when you've installed the ROM

DarthJabba9 said:
Ahem! Most definitely do NOT tick either of these, or it will end in tears. With lavender, you must keep DM-Verity and encryption intact.
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So is there any way to change custom roms without formatting data Everytime?

ahadrox said:
So is there any way to change custom roms without formatting data Everytime?
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Yes - if the ROMs are based on compatible device trees with similar encryption protocols. Some of the new FBE ROMs fall in that category.