nicoff
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Next ROM update your downloaded recovery will be overwritten again, so no advantage because you will have to flash it every week
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Next ROM update your downloaded recovery will be overwritten again, so no advantage because you will have to flash it every week
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I thougt only 6.2.25 will change the recovery but the later ROMs wont. I consider to skip 6.2.25 because of some bugs mentioned (slow chaging, decreased CPU clock, missing kernel version, etc).
"Redmi note 2 Tool" from Google play store has option to migrate backup to 3
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kisjuhos
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As I read only hermes is affected.Didn't know about this bug. Too late I guess
Well, every rom will have twrp.
Step back to my second question: Is there any advantage of version 3.0?
nicoff
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They said it's faster and graphically improved, but I don't care. I just use twrp for weekly updates.
here's the changelog for v3 http://en.miui.com/thread-230286-1-1.html
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not the case on cancro. My mi3 cpu z reports the nominal frequency as expected at 2.3GHz. It is on since 3 hours, still 99% battery. this is not an exhaustive test but I see no blocking issue so far.
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I have a big big problem, I update my Mi4c to 6.2.25 and all was ok ,but supersu break my phone. I flash china dev 6.1.28 and and now I have bootloader blocked. I can´t update to china stable v7.1.6.0 because can´t verify info . I download another stable and nothing updates. I will update to stable so unblock recovery, so can install TWRP and xiaomi.eu libra 6.2.25 in spanish.
I don´t know why it no update to stable... I must wait another stable versión, no?
Sorry for my bad english and thanks for all work!
I don´t know why it no update to stable... I must wait another stable versión, no?
Sorry for my bad english and thanks for all work!
I moved old backup from"Reno2"folder to Redmi_Note_2" folder. There is where 3.0 saves backups. It worked for me.
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Everyone be very very careful with this update!!!
In a nutshell it would seem Xiaomi activated some deviceID/ bount to Mi Account checking with this release. And if your device was owned by someone previously who had it registered with xiaomi prior to selling it to you, but forgot to deregister it before selling it to you, you will need his/her password to activate it.
Prior to giving the phone(Mi3W) to my wife I used the device and had it connected to my Mi Account. Obviously I did not deregister it with xiaomi.com, but simply wiped it clean and gave it directly to my wife. She has no Mi Account and had not registered it with xiaomi.com. For the past 3 months I kept updating it without an issue until today.
Once I rebooted from the update the phone only displayed "This device is lost" and that its bound to an existing Mi Account and someone will be contacting me shortly.
Since the partial ID I saw was the Xiaomi account id(which I thought was a phone number), the first thing that came to my mind was that someone hijacked my phone and holds it for ransom similar to the Linux mint website hack last week(where someone stole the website and uploaded compromised images of the distros). Immediately I logged into my Mi Account and by chance(URL at the top) found that my xiaomi ID was actually the one partially displayed on the phone. Then I input my password for my Mi Account and the device got activated.
So I got out with only a scare since I was the previous owner of the phone, but if you bought the device second hand and the previous owner did not deregister it prior to selling it to you(and you do not have it registered with Xiaomi), you might have problems with this release!
In a nutshell it would seem Xiaomi activated some deviceID/ bount to Mi Account checking with this release. And if your device was owned by someone previously who had it registered with xiaomi prior to selling it to you, but forgot to deregister it before selling it to you, you will need his/her password to activate it.
Prior to giving the phone(Mi3W) to my wife I used the device and had it connected to my Mi Account. Obviously I did not deregister it with xiaomi.com, but simply wiped it clean and gave it directly to my wife. She has no Mi Account and had not registered it with xiaomi.com. For the past 3 months I kept updating it without an issue until today.
Once I rebooted from the update the phone only displayed "This device is lost" and that its bound to an existing Mi Account and someone will be contacting me shortly.
Since the partial ID I saw was the Xiaomi account id(which I thought was a phone number), the first thing that came to my mind was that someone hijacked my phone and holds it for ransom similar to the Linux mint website hack last week(where someone stole the website and uploaded compromised images of the distros). Immediately I logged into my Mi Account and by chance(URL at the top) found that my xiaomi ID was actually the one partially displayed on the phone. Then I input my password for my Mi Account and the device got activated.So I got out with only a scare since I was the previous owner of the phone, but if you bought the device second hand and the previous owner did not deregister it prior to selling it to you(and you do not have it registered with Xiaomi), you might have problems with this release!
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I guess you just performed a wipe before flashing the ROM.I've tried to install this update via TWRP but I've got an error:
After that I had no OS installed and I had to flash the stock recovery and install the ROM with that. Do you know why that happens? Every time I try to install MIUI via TWRP I get that error.
After wipe, just reboot to recovery and you'll be able to flash the ROM without errors.
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I'd guess this was meant ironically, but supposing that I really did wish to try repackaging my own ROM - could you point out some good build procedure?take a deep breath and realax, or do it yourself
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Yes until yesterdayOk your right, I have to correct myself...so TWRP 3.0 for aries has not existed till now
It seems TWRP3.0 has been released while I was writing it is not exist
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I have already installed that latest TWRP 3.0.0-1 and I am still testing. All function work well. No issue so far...
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I went to my phone, got into the TWRP and in the partitions it sais that the system has a 0 MB size. Should I resize it ? If so to what value?
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No, it is available since 19.01.2016
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No. I flashed latest TWRP image via ADB and fastboot mode
...but there is flashable zip version as well, you can try to flash this via recovery or via updater app
thaimax
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Ok I saw the first commento was 24 september 2015, maybe they update old thread?
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Here you can find my aries twrp 3.0.0-1 screenshots:
https://goo.gl/photos/Dg35UEbMth85qbaL9
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-9mHawP5Sc2TTdjdjlLejNNeEE/view?pref=2&pli=1
The link for twrp Is a zip file just downloaded from flashify and I got it, but is 3.0.0.0 not 1 and it isn't materialized theme
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