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If you are using the Xiaomi.eu ROM, it means that your bootloader is unlocked.

@guanyan Yes, you can flash back the original ROM. Keep in mind, if you choose to lock the bootloader, I don't know if it you will be able to unlock in again

Yes, it is the expected behaviour. For the Mi Connect error, Igor Eisberg said that he cannot investigate until he has a device with HyperOS 2 https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/hyperos-2-0-stable-release.74372/post-738308

It would be a completely a different ROM and project. Currently they are modding official ROMs, you are talking about porting another ROM that was not intended to work on the device, with all the issues that come with it.

@Syncopated The part that was not clear was the clean install.

@14 pro You can download the ROM through the link in the first post.

@Syncopated If you were not using the Xiaomi.eu ROM previously, you are expected to do a clean install (I try to guess, it is not clear in your post what you did)

If you want to unlock your bootloader, you need to apply within the Mi Community application. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/unlock_hyperos_-global-devices.71752/

@Nimnz They went out of their way to provide Mediatek ROMs, you come, and ask them to give it all for free, and you feel THEY are not respectful?

@bernandesdaniel I don't really have more information than what I provided. First, it seems that the phone is not released globally, so you would need to wait until a global ROM is available. Until then, the hard part is to get your phone bootloader unlocked. Basically, you can't officially...

This forum has no link with Xiaomi https://new.c.mi.com/global/

@medmed58 Mediatek devices are already supported on Patreon, if it is that important for you. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/community-funded-mediatek-support.66319/

You can check this comment, no idea if it works https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/hyperos-2-0-stable-release.74372/post-737561

@msssm Even in HOS 2.0, the compatibility with third party launchers seems bad. I don't think Xiaomi will improve anything on this topic anytime soon.

The module can only help with Device integrity, not Strong integrity.

The most obvious solution would be to use the Xiaomi.eu ROM, since you are on its forum. It is based on the Chinese ROM, so you should not have this issue. If you insist on the global ROM, I guess you would have to replace the modem files, the same way Global version users of the Xiaomi.eu ROM...

Hello, First you would need an unlocked bootloader, to be able to install ROMs other than the original China ROM. If your phone was not already unlocked in China, it seems very complicated nowadays. Second, for now, there is no EU ROM available for your device currently, you will need to wait...

You are not supposed to directly upgrade an official ROM to a custom ROM without format data.

Here is the forum of a custom ROM called Xiaomi.eu, not a support forum for the official ROMs. So threads like this one start with the assumption that you are a Xiaomi.eu ROM user. Maybe you should check if your phone ROM was modified, or if your provider use bands different than the one...

Yes, it was specifically done for the end of the DEV ROMs https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/24-7-28-final.73710/post-731727