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Memory extension is a gimmick for the most part anyway. This has been covered in the Q&A section. It seems like Xiaomi focuses all their energy into the initial release of a device and then puts minimal effort into future software upgrades for it. Thankfully we have the .EU dev team to try to...

If you want wifi on when in airplane mode, just turn off mobile data instead of using airplane mode at all. Disable bluetooth if it makes you feel more comfortable as well, but it uses essentially the same frequencies as wifi does anyway and every second person on every flight has bluetooth...

Try copying the bootloader image from the working update to the one that keeps rebooting you to fastboot, reflash and let us know if it works. I suspect the same bootloader bug I found with another device a few weeks ago (and no I don't have a Civi to test it for you, sorry).

No. A format will likely be required. You're welcome to try it, but no support will be offered afterwards. Back up your important data first just in case, because odds are in won't work.

Kernel sources. That's about it, and even then they seem pretty slow to update the original kernel source releases, if they ever do.

You configure it through the security app, but it looks like only monthly is currently available for the counter in the notification center. You can monitor daily usage as dkpost3 mentioned, but it won't allow you to configure it to auto disable data or set a warning when you pass a certain...

Because there isn't one.

It was being recompiled and uploaded. https://sourceforge.net/projects/xiaomi-eu-multilang-miui-roms/files/xiaomi.eu/MIUI-WEEKLY-RELEASES/V14.0.23.2.21.DEV/xiaomi.eu_multi_MI11Pro_MI11Ultra_V14.0.23.2.21.DEV_v14-13.zip/download

That's a Xiaomi decision, not the .EU dev's. If you actually read the log you will see it flashes just fine. They're just remount errors in TWRP and doesn't affect anything unless you're flashing more zips after the rom. This has been covered dozens of times. You don't have to flash again. The...

There really isn't a set schedule. It seems to be when there are big enough changes to warrant it and it when the developers have time in between focusing on the weekly dev releases.

That guide is obsolete and also wasn't for your phone anyway, it says Mi11, not Mi10, which uses a different flashing procedure. Also, don't use Minimal ADB and Fastboot anymore, as it is obsolete. A link to the current ADB tools is provided in the how-to link below. The current guide is...

I think it was when the switch occurred to the hybrid rom format that it stopped working. Edit: Doesn't work on the Dev build for Feb 21st either. Otherwise the new rom is working just as well as this one so far.

If your current TWRP decrypts your data before the upgrade you'll be fine. If it doesn't decrypt right now, then you have the wrong TWRP version and no you shouldn't update without fixing that first. You other option is to flash it via fastboot on a computer because Renoir is a hybrid rom. It...

Because it has a poorly supported MediaTek SOC and no one wants to put in the massive undertaking required to support and maintain it. If you buy a new device hoping for third party dev support, you are best to stick to Snapdragon powered phones. This is nothing new with .EU and other widely...

You WILL have to format the data partition to install the .EU rom. That is the only way. So back up everything to another device and be prepared to start fresh.

The rom refers to the MIUI 14 update as found in the first post of this thread, not the recovery image (TWRP). As gogocar62 stated, start with this recovery you linked to in my quoted post. That "11" in the original one you linked too, refers to Android 11, and is out of date.

It would have worked fine if you rebooted anyway. As long as the log shows it flashed fine, then the No OS error is just an anomaly.

Yes.

Directly from Xaiomi here: https://new.c.mi.com/global/miuidownload/index Edit: Here is an alternative site as well since mi.com is being so slow for me today. https://xiaomistockrom.com/

Go back to the homepage, scroll to the bottom and you'll see a forum called: MIUI Multi language Project It has it's own sub-forum: Greek Translation :emoji_face_palm: