Has anyone tried the Mi 10 UMI with a stable MIUI12.5 rum, does the ringtone tone be heard in bluetooth handsfree?
MIUI 12.0 MIUI 12 STABLE RELEASE
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Which procedure did you follow?
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot boot twrp.img
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Do you have security set up? Did the twrp ask you for your screen unlock pattern before decryption?
Can you afford a clean install of the rom?
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Yes i did this procedure exactly as you describe....twrp asked for my pin and decrypted data fine. I ll see about clean install cause i use the phone for business and i needed dual apps and dual sim and thats the reason i haven't upgraded yet to a11 since i need a quite stable version of the phone. Its going to be a pain to do it know but i think i cannot avoid it anymore...you think can the rom can be related to button combination leads to fastboot instead of twrp?
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Not sure, really. Try see if extended power button can reboot you to TWRP. Hold the power button choose restart and then choose recovery. It takes a whole to shut down the phone, but mine goes to twrp without problems.
That's actually how I flashed 12.5.3.
I also agree with @Troj80 regarding dual apps. Especially coming from MIUI 11 or A10.
I remember that my phone was on 12.0.8 for a while and have only moved to 12.2.7 using Island app for my business apps, but both 12.2.7 and 12.2.8 I did as a clean install.
Once moved to 12.0.8 next stable builds I flashed dirty.
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That's actually how I flashed 12.5.3.
I also agree with @Troj80 regarding dual apps. Especially coming from MIUI 11 or A10.
I remember that my phone was on 12.0.8 for a while and have only moved to 12.2.7 using Island app for my business apps, but both 12.2.7 and 12.2.8 I did as a clean install.
Once moved to 12.0.8 next stable builds I flashed dirty.
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Not yet..i am still on 12.0.8..i need to do that during the weekend due to lack of time
I just updates to stable 12.5.1 on Mi 10 Ultra. Everything works great, but I am still not able to delete Xiaomi's pre-installed apps, even though they said that on MIUI 12.5, you would be able to uninstall most of it, ending up with just 9 core apps.
Why is this happening?
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Why is this happening?
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I just updates to stable 12.5.1 on Mi 10 Ultra. Everything works great, but I am still not able to delete Xiaomi's pre-installed apps, even though they said that on MIUI 12.5, you would be able to uninstall most of it, ending up with just 9 core apps.
Why is this happening?
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Why is this happening?
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Ok , you have to use the 0623 or 1206 twrp firstly .. you are with an old android 10 rom and you have to use older twrp to update from A10 to A11 ..
Download and put new rom in your sd card , disable fingerprint and pin code ..
Then , you have to enter fastboot mode with command .. fastboot boot twrp.img , you will enter to 0623 or 1206 twrp .. DO NOT flash twrp at this point , only boot as i wrote ..
Flash the new rom as usual , after installation finished , new twrp will be flashed also along with the new rom ..
After that you will be able to enter twrp with buttons or by powermenu ..
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Thanks i ll try this weekend your method....from what you say miui 12.5 rom has a twrp inside..right?
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So you prefer to flash the older Twrp first since i am on the latest one and then the 12.5 rom and not directly the new rom
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I have flash 12.5.3 stable on MI 10. Very satisfied.
Problem only on twitter if i use dual apps crashes when i open link.
Problem only on twitter if i use dual apps crashes when i open link.
Hello, how to fix gpay on Mi 11 with Miui 12.5.1 Stable?
SafetyNet Test says CTS profile match failed.
SafetyNet Test says CTS profile match failed.
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Only with Magisk custom build fingerprint prop module.
It's up to Xiaomi to certify their Stable builds.
So, whats easier, or wht do you remand? Because on the stable before it was working.
Maybe change to the weekly?
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Like I said, your options are simple:
1. Use custom props with a Magisk module.
2. Wait for Xiaomi to certify the Stable MIUI 12.5 build.
3. Switch to Weekly, where we already use custom props to pass SafetyNet.
Saying "because on the stable before it was working" is a nonargument. It means nothing.
Thank you. Only two more questions.
To 1) Do you have a link to a howto?
To 3) Do I use a the fastboot first install or the fastboot update?
Thank you
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1) NopeThank you. Only two more questions.
To 1) Do you have a link to a howto?
To 3) Do I use a the fastboot first install or the fastboot update?
Thank you
3) When migrating Stable -> Weekly or Weekly -> Stable, formatting data is necessary, so "first install".
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Ok, here's how to pass SafetyNet on this ROM on the POCO X3 Pro:
1. Install Magisk. Instructions (follow instructions for ramdisk/boot.img; you can get the boot.img easily from the xiaomi.eu ROM ZIP file): https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html#patching-images
2. Open the Magisk app, go to settings and make sure MagiskHide is enabled.
3. Install MagiskHide Props Config from within the Magisk app.
4. Install any terminal app, eg. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm
5. Reboot
6. Open the terminal app. Run
7. Choose the following options (follow each with Enter):
8. Reboot. You should be able to pass SafetyNet now.
1. Install Magisk. Instructions (follow instructions for ramdisk/boot.img; you can get the boot.img easily from the xiaomi.eu ROM ZIP file): https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html#patching-images
2. Open the Magisk app, go to settings and make sure MagiskHide is enabled.
3. Install MagiskHide Props Config from within the Magisk app.
4. Install any terminal app, eg. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm
5. Reboot
6. Open the terminal app. Run
su, permit root access, then run props. Wait for the script to ask you to select an option.7. Choose the following options (follow each with Enter):
1, then f, then 23 (should be labeled "POCO"), then 6. Double check if the chosen device fingerprint is "POCO X3 Pro Global (11)", then press y.8. Reboot. You should be able to pass SafetyNet now.
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