Install 6.2.25 xiaomi.eu rom via updater app. Reboot and install 6.5.12 via updater app. You're welcome.
That was the first ROM that locks the bootloader, no? I'd rather not - that's why I'm still on 6.2.18...
Install 6.2.25 xiaomi.eu rom via updater app. Reboot and install 6.5.12 via updater app. You're welcome.
The first time I installed TWRP, I used flashify:
1) Download TWRP for your device
2) Download flashify
3) In flashify choose "Recovery image" -> "Choose a file" -> Navigate to the TWRP that you downloaded, and select it.
4) From there it's pretty straight forward, after the proces is done, reboot. The custom recovery should be installed.
[I did this a long time ago, and since then I simply install each weekly update through TWRP. The updates also include the newest twrp, which means that it gets updated too. I have read in this forum that you can also install new updates through the update up, too. But still, I have never used that app.]
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No, xiaomi.eu roms don't lock bootloader. The way I said is the easiest way for you but if you wanna do it the hard way go on. 6.2.25 xiaomi.eu rom was the last rom that could be installed via mirecovery and overwrites the mirecovery with twrp automatically. No hassle, no difficult flashing etc..That was the first ROM that locks the bootloader, no? I'd rather not - that's why I'm still on 6.2.18...
No, xiaomi.eu roms don't lock bootloader. The way I said is the easiest way for you but if you wanna do it the hard way go on. 6.2.25 xiaomi.eu rom was the last rom that could be installed via mirecovery and overwrites the mirecovery with twrp automatically. No hassle, no difficult flashing etc..
Hmm I didn't think about that. Did you succeed with flashify?Not for the Mi Note. Mi Note was postponed that week. See the top of the 6.2.25 post.
Ok, the same happened to me. When you install TWRP via Fastboot mode, don't type "fastboot boot...". Just do Power + Vol Up.OK, I'm getting entirely exasperated here, trying to update. I'm almost resigned to staying on 6.2.18 forever.
I've tried to follow @ingbrzy in his instructions on the first page: no dice. But then as I noted before, the instructions are completely inadequate.
@adrisouto96 described installing twrp.zip via the updater app in the same way as we used to install weekly ROMs. I tried that. When I reboot I'm back in Mi Recovery.
@Srd971 suggested I rename twrp.zip to update.zip. That did nothing: exactly the same results as above.
Does anyone have an idea of what is missing in these instructions? Because I'm following them to the letter, and they simply don't work.
It enters Mi Recovery because when you reboot into system it automatically changes TWRP to MiRecovery.OK, I'm getting entirely exasperated here, trying to update. I'm almost resigned to staying on 6.2.18 forever.
I've tried to follow @ingbrzy in his instructions on the first page: no dice. But then as I noted before, the instructions are completely inadequate.
@adrisouto96 described installing twrp.zip via the updater app in the same way as we used to install weekly ROMs. I tried that. When I reboot I'm back in Mi Recovery.
@Srd971 suggested I rename twrp.zip to update.zip. That did nothing: exactly the same results as above.
Does anyone have an idea of what is missing in these instructions? Because I'm following them to the letter, and they simply don't work.
After the latest update 6.5.12 on the Mi 4 device I experience problems with games. Some supercell games do not start at all and others feels incredibly lagging. Even after reinstall problems do not disappear. Anyone has similar issues or is it an isolated event?
I think you have to be rooted to use flashify.Thank you, @Meforsi - constructive advice! I'll give this a go now.
Does anyone have an idea of what is missing in these instructions? Because I'm following them to the letter, and they simply don't work.
Yes - on my RN2 BT issue came back with updating yesterday. I changed modem back to P37 and now BT works (stable connection to BT devices, especially to hands free in my car and to pebble smartwatch)
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