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Formatting is generally required when changing to a different ROM. Upgrading the same ROM generally doesn't require formatting. There may be exceptions to this, but hope it helps answer your question.

That sounds like your recovery was unable to decrypt data. Did you format the data partition prior to installing the ROM?

I recall the OP wishing that his threads remain a topic soley for TWRP. Other, more stable and more polished, custom recoveries are off topic.

Dirty flash is fine from global 11.0.7, so you shouldnt have any problems with that. Can always clean flash later if you do come across any issues related to ROM upgrade.

I downloaded and installed 12.0.1 from that same source, and just looking at the contents of the zip again just now, I cannot see a recovery image within it. So just curious, do you have a source for this information? I've never seen a flashable zip, (aside from a custom recovery), with an...

It's a unified build. I used it to upgrade Joyeuse from 11.0.7 to 12.0.1.this morning.

Haven't yet tested it, but the option is back in the settings menu.

Good find. Thank you.

Especially important if/when English isn't your primary language as is the case for many users, and/or visitors, here. And for the rookies who don't yet know the codename for their new RN9, I would suggest the app "Device Info HW" from the Google Playstore. Your device codename can be found on...

Redmi Note 9 has the mediatek soc, so I don't think it will be supported here.

Dynamic partitions are a feature that leads to more efficient use of storage rather being something that end users can utilise to their advantage. The idea is good.....but as we power users have all seen and experienced, it's a pain in the ass for those who rely on the available tools to...

Tried enabling Transparent Wallpaper? This solution was shared at XDA, and works for me.

I haven't tested that version of TWRP myself but haven't seen any problems reported in the Telegram channels either. You should be safe with that one.

Are you able to get back into your custom recovery? If so, then find the file manager and navigate to the /sdcard directory. If the subdirectories look like junk names then it suggests that your custom recovery isn't able to decrypt data. In that case, it would be trying a different...

That PBRB version was an unofficial build of an unofficial build. :) The guy who built it was just trying to be helpful by building it himself, and sharing it over at XDA. Regarding the themes app, (I don't use it), I recall reading that there's an updated APK that fixes the issue but dont...

System, vendor and product partitions are contained within the super partition under Android 10. That's why it can't be wiped, and also the reason there's still no official custom recoveries for devices released with A10.

I used PBRP-joyeuse-3.0.0-20200813-2222-UNOFFICIAL to update from .04 to .05 and PBRP-miatoll-3.0.0-20200826-0101-UNOFFICIAL to update from .05 to .07 The miatoll builds are a unified platform to work with Curtana or Joyeuse, while still checking to ensure the device and ROM are a match. Which...

The process of installing a custom recovery should not delete your data. Nor will upgrading a recovery ROM, (dirty flashing), unless you choose to do it.inyentionally for some unusual reason. Edit: And be careful with the TWRP that you choose to install. There are a few different builds out...

Updating 11.07 via PBRP also works fine. Only updated around 12 hours ago but it feels a bit smoother than 11.05, and idle battery drain is significantly improved. So it looks like more than just a security update to me.

So that's what it was. I'm on the Google beta program so was kinda puzzled when safety net recertified a few weeks back, (without root). Did you have to clear data for the play store app ?