MIUI 13 MIUI 13 STABLE RELEASE
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It has fastboot. Should i use this? 'windows_fastboot_first_install_with_data_format.bat'? Just like the first flash? Will i get anti roll back error? Thank you and godbless!
mik101
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That would be the easiest way to go. Just make sure you back up any important data you have on the device first, as this will be a clean flash.
No you won't trigger an anti roll back error with the .EU roms.
Hello I flashed to xiaomi.eu MIUI 13 stable rom from china stable rom with data wipe today and everything is working smoothly as far as i see but my phone model number changed to 2201116sg from 2201116sc and cpu name is also in chinese. Is this normal? Glow charging animation also doesn't work and showing blurry big lightning pic. It's my first time flashing this rom so if I'm missing something please let me know... Thank you.
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Looking at sourceforge, the latest MIUI 13 update for Redmi Note 10 Pro is V13.0.18.0.SKFMIXM. But the updater in the phone is telling me that there is a newer version. It's called V14.0.1.0.TKFMIXM. I noticed that it's (T)KFMIXM instead of (S)KFMIXM. Is this just an error?
edit. Nvm. The update screen is saying it's MIUI 13 but I think it's for MIUI 14.
edit. Nvm. The update screen is saying it's MIUI 13 but I think it's for MIUI 14.
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gogocar62
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No, it's not a mistake.
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The latest ROM is MIUI 14 version with android 13.
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What the letters in the MIUI version designation mean
MIUI V12.0.5.0. QFJMIXM - Android version M - Android 6.x (Marshmallow) N - Android 7.x (nugát) O - Android 8.x (Oreo) P - Android 9.x (Pie) Q - Android 10.x R - Android 11.x S - Android 12.x - device code (phone model) JA - Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro JB - Xiaomi Mi 10 JC - Redmi 9 JO - Redmi Note 9 JZ...
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The latest ROM is MIUI 14 version with android 13.
MIUI 14 - MIUI 14 STABLE RELEASE
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"S" stands for Android "S" (12), "T" stands for Android "T" (13)...
Hello everyone! I'm running into an issue trying to get my Poco F2 Pro from the EOL weekly to the latest stable. The installation with TWRP seems to go fine, but when I try to restore my backup I get these errors at the very end.
failed to mount /system_root (invalid argument)
failed to mount /system_ext (invalid argument)
failed to mount /product (invalid argument)
failed to mount /vendor (invalid argument)
failed to mount /odm (invalid argument)
Am I missing something obvious? I've always done the same when going to a different version of the same rom with no issues, but last time was a while ago, so I might have overlooked something
failed to mount /system_root (invalid argument)
failed to mount /system_ext (invalid argument)
failed to mount /product (invalid argument)
failed to mount /vendor (invalid argument)
failed to mount /odm (invalid argument)
Am I missing something obvious? I've always done the same when going to a different version of the same rom with no issues, but last time was a while ago, so I might have overlooked something
mik101
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Yes, using the search function on this forum. This has been reported dozens of times and affects nothing unless you're flashing more zips after installing the rom. Before that you'll see in the log that it installed fine.
I forgot to say that its not just the error, the phone wont boot to system and keeps rebooting to recovery. All I could find was "dont worry it installed fine", which is not my case sadly
mik101
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Just because the latest stable was released after the EOL weekly doesn't necessarily mean it is newer and safe to dirty flash to. You'll probably want to reflash that EOL weekly and see if you can get it to boot, then backup your important data to try wiping \data\. If it still won't boot, you're going to have to backup everything you can through recovery (ie with a usb OTG adapter and flash drive, or though ADB) and wipe anyway.
First of all, thank you for taking the time to help me. I didnt dirty flash, I format data before installing the latest stable. I'm currently trying to reflash the EOL and see if I can get it to boot.
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You said "when I try to restore my backup".
You're not supposed to restore anything. That's the same as trying to dirty flash.
Once i downgraded to xiaomi.eu v13 from xiaomi.eu v14 can i flash stock official global rom v13.0.8 without trigerring the anti roll back? Thank you.
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You could have probably flashed it directly from eu 14 without even bothering to downgrade first. I never had a problem going back to stock on my older Xiaomi devices, but I haven't had to in a while. There have been a few threads asking about how to return to stock recently. You should try the search function and read some of those.
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Probably just a bug and a missed translation. If the phone is working fine otherwise, then you're fine.
I have a redmi note 11 (spesn) phone that I have flashed from stock to this stable rom and I'm a bit confused because my system files take 18GB after flashing even though the ROM is way smaller. Is it normal with these roms??
My whole phone has 64GB so using 20 for the OS sounds a bit too much
My whole phone has 64GB so using 20 for the OS sounds a bit too much
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Check if memory extension is turned on. Turning that off will free a few GB, and if you haven't deleted the file you used to flash it (if you used TWRP to do it) then do that too. I'm pretty sure you have a micro SD slot on that phone for storage expansion as well.
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