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I'm not 100% sure, but I wouldn't take any risk and flash the ROM listed for your device here first, as that was the ROM intended for switching from weekly to stable.

In any way of installing xposed framework, you will at least need an unlocked bootloader. For debloating, you can use an adb connection in order to uninstall most pre installed apps, including 80% of what we would call spyware. For blocking ads, I like to use AdAway project. It works with both...

I do know that MiFlash has a log function, never had any problems while flashing with MiFlash though... Do you have an example for what kind of problems could occur and what the log would state in that case?

That's how this works. You can use this script to bind the phone to your account, and a few days later you can unlock the bootloader through miflash_unlock program and phone in fastboot.

If you have a question, just ask here.

MiFlash is futile as long as your phone isn't bricked. To update the ROM, you can just run the "windows_fastboot_update_rom.bat" file from the xiaomi.eu package while your phone is in fastboot (or the corresponding other file format if you're not on windows). No need for a custom recovery. If...

I think you should be able to bypass the restrictions through this.

There is a dedicated feature named "Call recording" in system phone app. It should work better.

I think you've got something substantially wrong here. You're currently trying to boot the patched boot.img. that doesn't work which is why the phone just boots normally. What you want to do is flash the patched boot.img to the boot slot. To do so, use the command "fastboot flash boot...

A new version of the fix module was released a few hours ago. Have you already tried that?

Where did you flash the modem.img to? What exact command did you use? The fact that you can't access bootloader and baseband version seems like you partially ****ed up your bootloader. What exactly happens when you try to enter fastboot from that screen?

Yes. By default, it only works on WiFi 6 or higher. You can also activate it for older versions by rooting and using customiuizer (now called pengeek), which is a plugin for lsposed.

I'm not sure what the exact version was, but there was a dev version that had bad BLE code which caused the whole BT adapter to crash in some scenarios. That's why Xiaomi pushed a hot fix ROM where they had just disabled the LE audio feature. Since then, I have never heard of the problem anymore...

Not a ROM problem. The chatGPT android app is pretty poorly coded and this just happens randomly. Had the problem multiple times now, it's usually gone either after a few days-weeks or after an app update is released.

I guess after all this time, you already figured out by yourself. In case you didn't: yes, just connect the phone in fastboot mode, install fastboot driver and execute "flash_all.bat". Some people like to use MI flash tool, which is essentially a graphical interface that also executes the...

If you're rooted, the devs won't do anything for you, the module app is only meant for unrooted devices. On rooted devices, you should flash Play integrity fix as a magisk module.

If there's an unlocked padlock at the top of that screen with the "MI" Logo, the device is unlocked. If theres nothing there, it's locked. No other checks needed. I used this service by NCunlock for my X14 Pro. It looks a bit sketchy but it works. PS: eSIM doesn't work on EU ROM either. The 14...

Ask official Xiaomi. Xiaomi.eu only mods the ROMs from Xiaomi, doesn't create them.

No. Weekly ROM is a newer version so you don't need to wipe data. You only need to wipe data if either installing for first time or when going from weekly to stable.

The updater app doesn't work for houji and shennong as far as I know. Personally, I update through adb sideload and clear cache and dalvik right after (before rebooting). You can also use fastboot, in the end it's up to you. (PS: keep your drivers up to date if using fastboot. I nearly broke...