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And why in a mi 9 for example with android 10 if it works?

You're wrong if it has 960fps

There is a problem with the TWRP of the mi10 and mi10pro cannot mount the system partition as write, only as read. When trying to delete or modify any file in /system it is impossible to test it yourself and you will see that it does not leave you. And there is another problem with the /system...

I have a mi10pro and it does not work it does not change the icons of the folder nor do they change the icons even if I cleared cache and Dalvik cache.

I have a mi10pro and it enters into fastboot mode the mobile when restarting it after deleting it as you have said.

Why are you lying?

you just have to look at the url to know where they come from ....

There is a serious problem with the camera it doesn't work at all and it drains the battery very fast.

You don't use gboard beta. And update to the latest stable version so it worked for me.

Delete the data, I think that in my 9 it is solved doing that.

I already got it installed and it gives a different log.

The / system is mounted in TWRP and the read-only option is not selected.

If I do it from root with a file manager, my phone enters fastboot when replacing the file. From TWRP I can't because it only lets me mount / system as read.

If it is the mi10pro, I already tried to clear the cache and the data of the camera and it continues with the same error. It gives the problem in both a clean and dirty installation.

I have the same error.

The camera on the Mi 10 Pro does not work in a dirty or clean installation. The application stops and does not open.

I had the same error for using gboard beta, switch to the stable version and it is fixed.

I have verified that with a Mi 9, deleting the folder from a file explorer does not cause a restart in fasboot mode. It looks like a bug in the Mi 10 rom.

I own a Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro when I delete the folder system/media/theme/miui_mod_icons from a file explorer the phone does not start and stays in fastboot mode. And from TWRP I can't delete it because it doesn't mount /system. I think it's an android 10 issue. Thanks