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Root and install Custom Rom and Recovery on ZTE Open C without using Upgrade Tool

This is a guide how to root and install custom rom and recovery on ZTE Open C.
I tested it on Linux but it should work with Windows and Mac just fine.
1. Download and install Android SDK
2. Install Android SDK Tools, Android SDK Platform-tools, Android SDK Build-tools, API 19 and Google USB Driver(Windows only)
3. Download Recovery and keep it on you computer
Download Gapps and Rom and put it either on your sd card or keep it on your computer
Extract FFOS+to+Android from the rar DONT EXTRACT THE ZIP!
4. Enable external Debugging on settings>Device information>More Information>Developer>Remote Debugging
5. Connect your phone to your computer
6.
Code:
adb devices
If it shows a serial number you can skip the following and continue at step 7
If not try
Linux: type "sudo" before every command Windows:Right click on cmd and tick "Run as administrator"
If it fails try
Code:
adb kill-server
Code:
adb start-server
If it fails either try
Code:
adb shell
ctrl+c
If it fails either try to disable Remote Debugging and enable it again then repeat step 6
7.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Code:
fastboot flash recovery path to recovery
Example:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery /home/tobias/Downloads/cw_recovery_50.img
8. Flash Rom either via sd or via adb sideload
9. Rebbot
Select "Yes" both times
10. Reboot into recovery and flash SuperSu
Reboot
Select "Yes"
11. Reboot into recovery and flash gapps
Reboot
12. Done
Congratulations! You now have a rooted Andoid 4.4.2 Smartphone with Gapps.
Downloads
Recovery(by vampirefo)
Rom(official ZTE)
SuperSu(by Chainfire)
Gapps

if i want ffos back???

Back up with recovery before flashing anything ever. Then restore from recovery if needed

plmosqueda said:
if i want ffos back???
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You can download FFOS from here and put it on your SD card.
Then you boot into recovery and install it.

7.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
When i doing this , My pone Don't Turn On again. where its problem ? Any Sugtn ?

GamblerTobi said:
This is a guide how to root and install custom rom and recovery on ZTE Open C.
I tested it on Linux but it should work with Windows and Mac just fine.
1. Download and install Android SDK
2. Install Android SDK Tools, Android SDK Platform-tools, Android SDK Build-tools, API 19 and Google USB Driver(Windows only)
3. Download Recovery and keep it on you computer
Download Gapps and Rom and put it either on your sd card or keep it on your computer
Extract FFOS+to+Android from the rar DONT EXTRACT THE ZIP!
4. Enable external Debugging on settings>Device information>More Information>Developer>Remote Debugging
5. Connect your phone to your computer
6.
Code:
adb devices
If it shows a serial number you can skip the following and continue at step 7
If not try
Linux: type "sudo" before every command Windows:Right click on cmd and tick "Run as administrator"
If it fails try
Code:
adb kill-server
Code:
adb start-server
If it fails either try
Code:
adb shell
ctrl+c
If it fails either try to disable Remote Debugging and enable it again then repeat step 6
7.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Code:
fastboot flash recovery path to recovery
Example:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery /home/tobias/Downloads/cw_recovery_50.img
8. Flash Rom either via sd or via adb sideload
9. Rebbot
Select "Yes" both times
10. Reboot into recovery and flash SuperSu
Reboot
Select "Yes"
11. Reboot into recovery and flash gapps
Reboot
12. Done
Congratulations! You now have a rooted Andoid 4.4.2 Smartphone with Gapps.
Downloads
Recovery(by vampirefo)
Rom(official ZTE)
SuperSu(by Chainfire)
Gapps
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Hello,
I own a FXOS Zte Open C (ebay EU one)
I work on Linux Mint
I suceeed from step 1 to 7 but then in the recovery I am not able to flash any ROM
- adb sideload: not working, it starts but fails at 59% with error message
adb sideload EU_FFOS+to+Android.zip
* failed to write data 'protocol fault (status len)' *
- flash ROM the file on external_sdcard: impossible because recovery is
not able to mount external_sdcard (whereas it isperfectly seen in FXOS)
It is not able to format it either....
I do not know how to move forward
adb devices return correct ID
fastboot devices also returns correct ID
Could anyone propose a solution ?
Thanks for your help

SuperThieu said:
Hello,
I own a FXOS Zte Open C (ebay EU one)
I work on Linux Mint
I suceeed from step 1 to 7 but then in the recovery I am not able to flash any ROM
- adb sideload: not working, it starts but fails at 59% with error message
adb sideload EU_FFOS+to+Android.zip
* failed to write data 'protocol fault (status len)' *
- flash ROM the file on external_sdcard: impossible because recovery is
not able to mount external_sdcard (whereas it isperfectly seen in FXOS)
It is not able to format it either....
I do not know how to move forward
adb devices return correct ID
fastboot devices also returns correct ID
Could anyone propose a solution ?
Thanks for your help
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I found the problem: my sd card has been formatted by Windows and recovery did not appreciate....
I did format it with Linux and then everything went fine, I did flash the zip on sdexternal card.
Thanks for the tutorial !

This has not worked for me
adb reboot bootloader does nto seem to reboot not sure if it is supposed to or not.
i get to fastboot recovery and that seems to work
but when i adb sideload FFOS+to+Andorid.zip
it gives me and error: device not found
booting using the power button and volume up and selecting install zip and install zip sideload
halts at 59% and i get the error
* failed to write data 'protocol fault (status len)' *
any ideas whats wrong?

asus zenfone 5 recovery error while adb sideload

hi guys
im using zenfone 5 which was kitkat previously then i updated to lollipop via sideload adb but now my device is bricked and when i try to sideload new firmware it shows the following command with error
E: failed to mount / cache (no such file or directory)
E:cant open / cache /recovery / logs
E:cant open / cache /recovery / logs
E:cant open / dev/block/mmcd1k0p4(permission denied)
when im using these commands after entering into normal boot mode
(before executing commands)
[IMG="normal boot mode in lollipop"]
1)fastboot flash fastboot fastboot.img
2)fastboot reboot-bootloader
im supposed to get this screen after executing above commands
[IMG="droidboot mode"]
but im not getting this screen guys.
im again back to this screen only
[IMG="normal boot mode in lollipop"]
sorry guys this post doesnt allow me to link images because im new to this site
i cross checked with my friends mobile its working flawlessly
help me out from this isssue bro
thank you

mine too
Any expert please help

I need to know whether your partitions are okay or not. Please answer my questions below:
1. What's the model of your device? T00F/T00J?
2. Can you reboot into fastboot?
3. What was the last thing you did to it before bricking?
4. Does it flash the fastboot.img file successfully?
5. Which firmware were you using before sideload push? I mean when the device was fine, what was your firmware version?
6. Which version you were trying to push while you bricked it?

a8962383 said:
I need to know whether your partitions are okay or not. Please answer my questions below:
1. What's the model of your device? T00F/T00J?
2. Can you reboot into fastboot?
3. What was the last thing you did to it before bricking?
4. Does it flash the fastboot.img file successfully?
5. Which firmware were you using before sideload push? I mean when the device was fine, what was your firmware version?
6. Which version you were trying to push while you bricked it?
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1. t00f
2. yes
3. i upgraded to lollipop which displays error that unfortunately stopped and i restarted thats the phone stucks at boot loop
4. no.it fails to flash the flashboot image
5. kitkat 2.21.44.540
6. tried all kitkats from 2.21.22.30 to 54 and lollipops also
error image
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recovery
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(replace dot with .)
thanks

I got same problem (solved)
I have advice for you according my experience.
My device is T00F/A500CG
I assume you can enter bootloader or recovery mode, your pc installed all needed driver to do command adb sideload.
1. Download official ZenFone 5 firmware from ASUS website. Just go to Google and type keyword "download ZenFone firmware".
2. Download firmware 5.3.3.3 and 5.2.2.2 (apply same SKU according your device). because my device use WW sku, so I downloaded firmware WW_5.3.3.3 and WW_5.2.2.2.
3. Place those firmware inside adb folder in your pc.
4. Go to recovery mode on your ZenFone 5.
5. Connect your ZenFone to pc using USB cable.
6. Select menu "apply update from adb" on recovery mode.
7. Open cmd at your adb folder.
8. Check whether your device connected or not by using command "adb device". Make sure your device listed as attached.
9. Flash your firmware 5.3.3.3 using adb sideload command.
10. At recovery mode, select clear cache and user data (optional).
11. Once again, enter menu "apply update from adb" at recovery mode and flash firmware 5.2.2.2 using adb sideload command.
12. Do clear cache and user data at recovery mode. Then restart your device. Its will take time to load operating system for the first time, so be patient. Once you done, your device will be running on kit Kat.
This is other way. If you still want to use lollipop on your ZenFone 5.
Follow the step above until step 10. Once it done, restart your device (it will take time for the first time). You will be on lollipop because firmware 5.3.3.3 itself based on lollipop. And of you want to use latest update lollipop (firmware 3.24.40.87) don't do adb sideload from firmware 5.3.3.3 or it will be fail at 54% and you need to repeat step above from step 1.
If you want to proceed to firmware 3.24.40.87, do this:
1. Download ZenFone assists (I recommend this tool).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5/development/zenfone-assist-t3401996
2. Place downloaded file in a folder and extract it.
3. Run the *.exe file. (Active internet connection needed for next step).
4. Activate "developer option" on your ZenFone, active USB debuging and then Connect your ZenFone using USB cable to your pc.
5. Click on "root" menu at ZenFone assists. ( application will download some file for first time usage).
6. When it done, click on " I'm on android" and your device will reboot and automatically enter fastboot mode.
7. When your ZenFone at fastboot mode, click on "execute" on ZenFone assists.
8. Done,reboot your device and if there is no super SU app installed, don't worry, your device has been successfully rooted. Check using root checker if you doubt that.
9. Successfully rooted, now use ZenFone assists to unlock your bootloader( use menu "unlock bootloader" at ZenFone assists). The processes will be similar
As process 5-7.
10. Install TWRP using ZenFone assists. Its also similar with process 5-7.
11. Download moded stock firmware 3.24.40.87 from here
drive.google.com/open?id=0B7Py5ad2aHwKMHRsZ1NJM0tfLTQ
(Source thread :http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5/help/how-to-revert-to-stock-firmware-t3303654)
This firmware is completely same as official firmware from ASUS, only changed in Meta.inf file so make it able to flash through TWRP.
12. Place downloaded firmware in your SD card.
13. Reboot your device to fastboot mode and enter recovery mode.
14. Your official recovery now replaced by TWRP.
15. Just touch "install from zip" menu at TWRP and select storage where you place the firmware. Do the flashing process, be patient and wait until done.
16. When its done, using TWRP wipe your cache and reboot your device. It will take time for first boot, be patient.
To restore your device all into normal (relock bootloader and replace TWRP with original recovery). Do this:
1. Enable developer option on your device then connect it to your pc using USB cable.
2. Open zenfone assists and select menu "relock bootloader". I assume you already familiar with this process.
3. Open downloaded firmware 3.24.40.87 and extract droidboot.img, boot.img, and recovery.img from inside the zip file and place them inside adb folder.
4. Reboot your ZenFone to fastboot mode, open cmd in adb device folder.
5. Flash fastboot using command fastboot flash fastboot fastboot.img
6. Flash recovery using command fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
7. Flash kernel using command fastboot flash boot boot.img
8. Enter recovery mode then wipe cache and user data (optional).
9. Or just reboot your device.
10. Done, enjoy.

Jagernout said:
I have advice for you according my experience.
My device is T00F/A500CG
I assume you can enter bootloader or recovery mode, your pc installed all needed driver to do command adb sideload.
1. Download official ZenFone 5 firmware from ASUS website. Just go to Google and type keyword "download ZenFone firmware".
2. Download firmware 5.3.3.3 and 5.2.2.2 (apply same SKU according your device). because my device use WW sku, so I downloaded firmware WW_5.3.3.3 and WW_5.2.2.2.
3. Place those firmware inside adb folder in your pc.
4. Go to recovery mode on your ZenFone 5.
5. Connect your ZenFone to pc using USB cable.
6. Select menu "apply update from adb" on recovery mode.
7. Open cmd at your adb folder.
8. Check whether your device connected or not by using command "adb device". Make sure your device listed as attached.
9. Flash your firmware 5.3.3.3 using adb sideload command.
10. At recovery mode, select clear cache and user data (optional).
11. Once again, enter menu "apply update from adb" at recovery mode and flash firmware 5.2.2.2 using adb sideload command.
12. Do clear cache and user data at recovery mode. Then restart your device. Its will take time to load operating system for the first time, so be patient. Once you done, your device will be running on kit Kat.
This is other way. If you still want to use lollipop on your ZenFone 5.
Follow the step above until step 10. Once it done, restart your device (it will take time for the first time). You will be on lollipop because firmware 5.3.3.3 itself based on lollipop. And of you want to use latest update lollipop (firmware 3.24.40.87) don't do adb sideload from firmware 5.3.3.3 or it will be fail at 54% and you need to repeat step above from step 1.
If you want to proceed to firmware 3.24.40.87, do this:
1. Download ZenFone assists (I recommend this tool).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5/development/zenfone-assist-t3401996
2. Place downloaded file in a folder and extract it.
3. Run the *.exe file. (Active internet connection needed for next step).
4. Activate "developer option" on your ZenFone, active USB debuging and then Connect your ZenFone using USB cable to your pc.
5. Click on "root" menu at ZenFone assists. ( application will download some file for first time usage).
6. When it done, click on " I'm on android" and your device will reboot and automatically enter fastboot mode.
7. When your ZenFone at fastboot mode, click on "execute" on ZenFone assists.
8. Done,reboot your device and if there is no super SU app installed, don't worry, your device has been successfully rooted. Check using root checker if you doubt that.
9. Successfully rooted, now use ZenFone assists to unlock your bootloader( use menu "unlock bootloader" at ZenFone assists). The processes will be similar
As process 5-7.
10. Install TWRP using ZenFone assists. Its also similar with process 5-7.
11. Download moded stock firmware 3.24.40.87 from here
drive.google.com/open?id=0B7Py5ad2aHwKMHRsZ1NJM0tfLTQ
(Source thread :http://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone-5/help/how-to-revert-to-stock-firmware-t3303654)
This firmware is completely same as official firmware from ASUS, only changed in Meta.inf file so make it able to flash through TWRP.
12. Place downloaded firmware in your SD card.
13. Reboot your device to fastboot mode and enter recovery mode.
14. Your official recovery now replaced by TWRP.
15. Just touch "install from zip" menu at TWRP and select storage where you place the firmware. Do the flashing process, be patient and wait until done.
16. When its done, using TWRP wipe your cache and reboot your device. It will take time for first boot, be patient.
To restore your device all into normal (relock bootloader and replace TWRP with original recovery). Do this:
1. Enable developer option on your device then connect it to your pc using USB cable.
2. Open zenfone assists and select menu "relock bootloader". I assume you already familiar with this process.
3. Open downloaded firmware 3.24.40.87 and extract droidboot.img, boot.img, and recovery.img from inside the zip file and place them inside adb folder.
4. Reboot your ZenFone to fastboot mode, open cmd in adb device folder.
5. Flash fastboot using command fastboot flash fastboot fastboot.img
6. Flash recovery using command fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
7. Flash kernel using command fastboot flash boot boot.img
8. Enter recovery mode then wipe cache and user data (optional).
9. Or just reboot your device.
10. Done, enjoy.
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how much time does it takes for first boot in kitkat (after flashing 5.3,3,3 and 5,2,2,2)
reply asap
thanks

RONUAA said:
how much time does it takes for first boot in kitkat (after flashing 5.3,3,3 and 5,2,2,2)
reply asap
thanks
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At lease 10 minutes it will take for the first boot. Don't worry, stay cool.

How about without root,if same method can do?

Need help fixing my bricked phone

Hey Guys,
I have a redmi 3s prime and i tried to install lineage os on it, during the process i accidentaly flashed twrp over both the recovery and the boot. Now i cannot get into the recovery (and fastboot) unless i flash it over boot before rebooting my phone. After that i AM able to flash an new rom but it seems to always have wifi issues.
atm i am trying to flash the xiaomi developers global rom to see if it makes any difference. My main goal is to flash TWRP and a curstom rom (linage or resurrectionremix).
Can anyone help me?
Thanks alot!
Update #1
The flashing of the global developer rom worked and the wifi seems to work aswell, i will try to boot into fastboot and recovery.
Update #2
Its seems i am able to boot into fastboot and recovery again
Update #3
Following a tutorial for flashing TWRP and a custom rom but cant se2 anyone help me here?:
Code:
>>> Check then next step to root :
- launch minimal adb tool (previously installed)
- type : adb devices (to list phone connected) it will appear "unauthorized"
- on the phone : accept the computer
- re type : adb devices
it has changed in "authorized"
- type : adb reboot bootloader
it will go in fastboot mode (the same that power + vol down)
- type : fastboot devices
your phone will appear as in adb mode (unless the bad signed driver is choosen in win10 ; i won't repeat it again)
- type (optional) : fastboot oem device-info (to verify if bootloader is locked or unlocked)
now, we go to root
- type : fastboot boot twrp.img (if it is your renamed twrp copied in the minimal adb folder)
link for TWRP guide at the end if needed
!!! it will boot temporary in this recovery but it will keep your original recovery !!!
> allow to modify system (don't keep the "read only" if you want to root or flash recovery later)
go to settings to set date, hours, language, set custom options...
My optional advices :
- save your EFS & persist partitions or all whole partitions (except cache) to make a backup
- export this backup in computer or SD card in case of future problem
(EFS, persist are usefull to save and restore your IMEI in particular)
- you can flash directly TWRP with fastboot command : fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
>>> Root :
Now flash DM-verity patch, then superSU.zip to root and accept to wipe dalvik/cache after, finally reboot !
Device is rooted ! and you have kept the original recovery.
the reboot is quite long like rom update (because of cache rebuild)
sometimes, parts of theme are lost after rooting : just restore your theme
some devices don't need DM-verity patch as explained upper
superSU app shows "systemless root" from android 6+, it is normal, read below
>>> Change the Recovery by TWRP (optional) :
Now you are rooted, you have 2 methods :
- Install one TWRP app with googleplay and flash recovery through app on rooted device.
New official app in development (flash/backup .img & .tar)
- OR reboot in fastboot mode (with TWRP app method or power+vol- method or adb reboot recovery method)
in fastboot mode, and type commands :
fastboot devices
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
(be sure your twrp.img is unlocked and correctly copied/renamed in minimal adb folder)
Now, long press power to turn OFF phone
power + vol+ (release power at vibration) to enter in TWRP or by TWRP app or Updater app or under Windows with minimal adb reboot recovery command
Note for devices with DM-verity : flashing TWRP needs to have patched system with DM-verity patch before because you will modify system most of time - generally, you don't need to patch again because you have ever done it in previous steps - in case of bootloop : go to fastboot mode, boot in TWRP with command and patch it.
Chainfire has recently modified superSU for android 6+ devices with DM-verity to install root without modify the system : it's called "systemless root". When you flash superSU.zip, it detects automatically android version, cleans old files and installs with appropriate method. Maybe no need to patch boot in this case with DM patch.

how to install recovery in redmi note 4

what is the requirement to install TWRP recovery in Redmi Note 4
1. Universal ADB driver
2. ADB files
3. TWRP Recovery
These 3 files you can download by clicking here after download these files first insatall universal adb driver after that unzip the adb.zip and twrp.zip after unzip both file open twrp unzip folder and copy twrp.img and past it on adb unzip folder.
Your device bootloder must be unlock if your device bootloder is not unlock than unlock it. visit here to unlock your device bootloder.
After unlock bootloder in your device just follow the step given below
Enable USB Debugging
==> Enable Developer option- Goto Settings > About phone > tap on MIUI version 5 to10 times.
==> Enable USB Debugging- Goto Settings > Additional settings > Developer options > USB Debugging and enable it.
Enable OEM Unlock
==> Enable OEM Unlock – Goto Settings > Additional settings > Developer options > Enable OEM Unlock.
Installation Process For TWRP Recovery in Redmi Note 4
1. Now connect your phone Redmi Note 4 to PC via USB cable.
2. Open the ADB unzip Folder.
3. Inside the folder, press and hold “Shift” Key then right click and select and selecte the option “Open command Windows here”. like this
4. The Command prompt will open.
5. Now write the this command.
adb devices
7. If your Redmi Note 4 properly connected to your PC it will show your device with some alphanumeric character.
8. Now write the this command. This will reboot your device into fastboot mode
adb reboot bootloader
9. Now its time to flash TWRP, so run this command.
(NOTE:- you must check in adb folder twrp.img file present or not if not present than past it first from twrp folder)
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
once flashing process done than turn on your device

Actually you may use command 'dd' in adb shell or a terminal emulator to flash recovery easily.

yadav. said:
fastboot flash boot twrp.img
once flashing process done than turn on your device
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I seems that the right command is "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img"
Unless you wanna install the recovery onto the kernel partition.

@OP: The correct command to flash the recovery is
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
Please correct it in your post.

it does't work
after i downloaded the ADB file and the TWRP img together into my phone , which i saw with the CMD . and i open back my phone to recovery mode agian. it does not appear as TWRP . HOW?

Aaronyap said:
after i downloaded the ADB file and the TWRP img together into my phone , which i saw with the CMD . and i open back my phone to recovery mode agian. it does not appear as TWRP . HOW?
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Because the instruction in first post is incorrect, after you flashed recovery you also need to use this command: "fastboot boot recovery_image_name.img"
This is needed only to boot into TWRP for first time, if you intend on flashing custom ROM's then Format DATA,reboot to recovery again and you can use it normal.

TWRP 3.2.1-0 for Xiaomi Redmi Note 4/4X (mido)

Notes About Xiaomi Mi Devices:
Some Xiaomi Mi devices have bootloaders that require additional steps to unlock before you are able to flash custom images. This typically involves filling out an application to have your device unlocked.
You will need to follow the steps on Xiaomi's MIUI website in order to unlock your device.
Understand that unlocking your device will wipe all of your personal data, settings, and apps from its memory.
TWRP Install (Requires TWRP 2.8.4 or higher already installed):
Download the latest TWRP image file (.img) from the download link and boot TWRP. Go to install and find and select the Images... button. Browse to the image that you downloaded and select it. Choose recovery and swipe to flash.
Fastboot Install Method (No Root Required):
You will need the platform-tools from the Android SDK on your computer. Find the Android command line tools section on the page linked and install the SDK tools package. From the SDK Manager, download only the platform-tools to get adb and fastboot binaries.
Windows users will need proper drivers installed on their computer. You can try the simple FWUL adb/fastboot ISO or the Naked ADB drivers or the Universal ADB drivers if you don't already have a working driver installed
On your device, go into Settings -> About and find the Build Number and tap on it 7 times to enable developer settings. Press back and go into Developer Options and enable USB debugging. From your computer, open a command prompt and type:
adb reboot bootloader
You should now be in fastboot mode.
Download the correct image file and copy the file into the same folder as your adb and fastboot binaries. Rename the image to twrp.img and type:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot reboot
Note many devices will replace your custom recovery automatically during first boot. To prevent this, use Google to find the proper key combo to enter recovery. After typing fastboot reboot, hold the key combo and boot to TWRP. Once TWRP is booted, TWRP will patch the stock ROM to prevent the stock ROM from replacing TWRP. If you don't follow this step, you will have to repeat the install.
dd Install Method (Requires Root):
Download the latest image file (.img) from the download link above. Place it in the root of your /sdcard folder and rename it to twrp.img. Run the following commands via adb shell or a terminal emulator app:
su
dd if=/sdcard/twrp.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/recovery
#Download
dl.twrp.me/mido/twrp-3.2.1-0-mido.img
All credit goes to TWRP Devoloper
I am just share the file

abed0203 said:
Notes About Xiaomi Mi Devices:
Some Xiaomi Mi devices have bootloaders that require additional steps to unlock before you are able to flash custom images. This typically involves filling out an application to have your device unlocked.
All credit goes to TWRP Devoloper
I am just share the file
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Thanks Thanks and once again, Thanks. It works fine with my RN 4 SD!

Please help me how to install twrp and root on redmi note 4x/mido miui 9.5.9.0...help me master...

ungah said:
Please help me how to install twrp and root on redmi note 4x/mido miui 9.5.9.0...help me master...
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/re...p-step-guide-to-flash-android-n-beta-t3551221

Is it Treble supported?

Rifat Rezwan said:
Is it Treble supported?
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I think this is a FAQ now. Official TWRP doesn't support Treble. There is a custom Treble version, which you can find a link to on the LOS 15.1 Treble threads.
You can also try OrangeFox TWRP, which supports Treble.