MIUI 11 MIUI 11.0 STABLE RELEASE
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wimjh67
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I'm using latest Miui EU stable and a banking app. My device is unlocked and rooted (Magisk).
When I enable 'Enter pincode' in my banking app (Dutch ING) and i'm doing a payment, my phone vibrates and nothing happens. If I disable the pincode, the payment is done without any problem.
On the original Xiaomi ROM everything works as intended. As soon as I install Miui EU (stable or weekly), the phone refuses to show the pincode screen of my banking app.
So:
Miui original ROM: no pincode: payment is done. Pincode: phone shows screen to enter pincode and payment is done.
Miui EU: no pincode, payment is done. Pincode: phone vibrates and no screen to enter pincode is shown.
Any thoughts on how to fix this? I've already set all permissions.
When I enable 'Enter pincode' in my banking app (Dutch ING) and i'm doing a payment, my phone vibrates and nothing happens. If I disable the pincode, the payment is done without any problem.
On the original Xiaomi ROM everything works as intended. As soon as I install Miui EU (stable or weekly), the phone refuses to show the pincode screen of my banking app.
So:
Miui original ROM: no pincode: payment is done. Pincode: phone shows screen to enter pincode and payment is done.
Miui EU: no pincode, payment is done. Pincode: phone vibrates and no screen to enter pincode is shown.
Any thoughts on how to fix this? I've already set all permissions.
Fentadroid
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Redfield210182
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Hello,
Poco - Stable Rom installed via TWRP. Now he asks for a password. What should it be?
Please help.
Poco - Stable Rom installed via TWRP. Now he asks for a password. What should it be?
Please help.
Alan098765
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Did you use anything else for installing it,i used an xposed core module
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wimjh67
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wimjh67
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Hopefully a Dutch reader with a 9T Pro is reading this and telling whether it works on their phone.
Anyway, thanks for your reply.
Alan098765
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I have edXposed anyways,but it was a little more awkward, but it works perfectly, despite what vanced developer/updater was saying about miui
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Redfield210182
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I was thinking the same thing. I tried it first without success. All the passwords I knew were wrong. Now had to set everything up again. Damn
Fifamaniac
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156 hours left to change my redmi note 7 global version to xiaomi.eu rom, the best no lags rom ever...
One week... To unlock my bootloader... And back to this awesome rom.
Thanks team!!!
One week... To unlock my bootloader... And back to this awesome rom.
Thanks team!!!
has anyone tried connecting to wear os with this ROM? my phone wont detect my Huawei watch 2. Is there a way to fix this?
Fentadroid
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I'll try to ask again. Does MIUI EU Rom stable support ota updates or do i need to dirty flash for every release? Thanks.
trahzebuck
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1.) Yes! :-D
2.) Yes - but the updates are always full roms.
3.) No - Magisk is not part of the rom. You have to reflash it after every update.
I'd bet a bottle of wine that you didn't follow the instructions. Format data?
Read the first post carefully.
Your answer is under "Notes".
Hello, installed 11.0.6 redmi note 7, everything is ok, step counter works again as well as research, thanks for your work
TheReduxPL
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Unfortunately, you fell into the trap called "ForceEncryption". If you flash a different ROM, all the data on the phone will become unreadable due to encryption. At this point, the only thing you can do is either restore the ROM you had previously from a backup (hope you made one...) or wipe the data partition and start fresh.
In the future, you can avoid dealing with this thing by using a ForceEncryption disabler. When in recovery, after flashing a new ROM and any addons you might have (Magisk, GApps, firmware/vendor etc.), proceed to flash the disabler just before trying to boot the new ROM. This should prevent your data from getting lost. Despite that, to be true with you, I don't trust it 100%, which is why every time I switch a ROM I also make a full backup of the device (manual copy of internal storage + TWRP/OrangeFox backup of system+data) - just in case
Fifamaniac
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Dumb question, but important...
I'm waiting for bootloader unlock, when done, must install twrp... Do I need to have root for that?
Other thing, Mi pc suite doesn't recognizer my lavender, so I cannot do a full system backup... Can I do that when twrp is installed?
Thanx all.
I'm waiting for bootloader unlock, when done, must install twrp... Do I need to have root for that?
Other thing, Mi pc suite doesn't recognizer my lavender, so I cannot do a full system backup... Can I do that when twrp is installed?
Thanx all.
TheReduxPL
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No need to root.
Rooting is applied to the system you're currently running. And since you want to change the system (to Xiaomi.eu, presumably), rooting is pointless since you'll lose it.
As for the backup, you can also make a full backup of your current system with TWRP, that's fine.
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