MIUI 13 MIUI 13 STABLE RELEASE

[gogocar62]

Yes, you can update directly from the Update app. It is called OTA update. That`s the point of working TWRP..
When the update process is started from the Update app, the phone will be restored to TWRP. Here you may need to enter a Password/PIN/Pattern, click "Install" and select "reboot system" after the installation is complete, done.

 

[.stefanlong.]

Ja, Sie können direkt über die Update-App aktualisieren. Es heißt OTA-Update. Das ist der Sinn von TWRP..
Wenn der Update-Vorgang über die Update-App gestartet wird, wird das Telefon auf TWRP zurückgesetzt. Hier müssen Sie ggf. ein Passwort/PIN/Muster eingeben, auf „Installieren“ klicken und nach Abschluss der Installation „System neu starten“ auswählen, fertig.

Great, no need to choose "wipe dalvik" ?

 

[gogocar62]

No, there's no need. This action is performed automatically during the update.

 

[DeYReX]

Hi guys. First of all thank you for helping me and all of us. Sorry if this was answered but i am really lost and a bit scared right now.
I want to update my MI 11 ULTRA from stable xiaomi.eu 12.5.20 with TWRP inside to the new MIUI 13. I readed a bit on the forum and the tutorials that @gogocar62 made and please can you confirm me that this is the correct way to NOT brick it haha.
So first i download the 3.6.2 mi11ultra TWRP to my device. Then i reboot to TWRP and install the update of the TWRP like the image that gogocar62 has posted? No need of PC or format data?
And then when i have the new TWRP the 3.6.2 i can download directly again the ROM Stable from there and flash it the same way rebooting in TWRP?
Thank you... I am a bit scared of this things such i dont want to format data or brick it.

 

[DeYReX]

I think that i am wrong...
So to update my TWRP without loosing my data i need to follow this topic? https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/howto-install-recovery-image.66211/
And then when twrp is updated i can simply update to miui 13 from 12 and android 11 directly in my phone in the twrp menu without the PC?
Thank you... i think i have it now.

 

[Will197]

do not tested for long as i was on 98% battery , but works for a couple of mins no issues, used non-original slow wireless charger 10/15w , tmrw will test full charge if everything is working correctly for ~30-40% till full and will report back

Any update on wireless charging?

 

[trepqa89]

try factory reset, check permission or use telegram x

if you use the search function there are many workarounds

I searched but only thing that seems to work is to factory reset.

 

[donger]

My mi10 is still on the last TWRP stable.(like a year or something) Can't wait for a new one

 

[jaime4i]

already updated my 11t pro using TWRP. the only drawback is the TWRP is in chinese version hehehehe

 

[katerpanne]

already updated my 11t pro using TWRP. the only drawback is the TWRP is in chinese version hehehehe

you can change the language..

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/howto-install-recovery-image.66211/#post-662483

 

[katerpanne]

I searched but only thing that seems to work is to factory reset.

did you checked the permissions as well?

 

[jaime4i]

you can change the language..

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/howto-install-recovery-image.66211/#post-662483

Bro thanks so much appreciate it

 

[Profirudi]

volume recovery_a is full.
Need to "fastboot boot recovery.img"
I'm glad decryption works

For me also only this method work. After this i go in TWRP to Properties and then to Install current TWRP. Then TWRP was installed. After that i could install the Xiaomi.eu Rom.

This Things with TWRP are really very tricky. That was the reason, i used for my last two Xiaomi devices Xiaomi.eu anymore. And i also know other Users that do not like this TWRP Methods and use Xiaomi.eu anymore.

The Fastboot Method with the Scirpts was really comfortable. Why do switch back to this TWRP Method? In the Forum many Users have problems with TWRP.

 

[sveip]

Why do switch back to this TWRP Method?

I think it was mentioned a few posts ago, to be able to use OTA updates

 

[Jackob]

Hello Xiaomi.eu
I've booted my Mi 11 Ultra successfully into TWRP and it's already on the previous Xiaomi.eu version but the internal storage show 0kb and can't mount data or anything else! any solution?
Best regards

 

[katerpanne]

volume recovery_a is full.
Need to "fastboot boot recovery.img"
I'm glad decryption works

did you try to flash the BOOT version?

 

[katerpanne]

Hello Xiaomi.eu
I've booted my Mi 11 Ultra successfully into TWRP and it's already on the previous Xiaomi.eu version but the internal storage show 0kb and can't mount data or anything else! any solution?
Best regards

did you use twrp for A12? and is your storage decrypted?

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/howto-install-recovery-image.66211/#post-662483

 

[gogocar62]

Hello Xiaomi.eu
I've booted my Mi 11 Ultra successfully into TWRP and it's already on the previous Xiaomi.eu version but the internal storage show 0kb and can't mount data or anything else! any solution?
Best regards

Did you use the correct TWRP? https://dl.akr-developers.com/?dir=skkk/TWRP/A12/v5.1_A12
Have you entered a Storage Decryption Password/PIN/Pattern in TWRP?

 

[cracker12]

@ingbrzy you think that mi 9, k20, and note 8 series will receive miui 13 despite of apparently announced EOL?

 

[bravonova]

@ingbrzy Which encryption type does Android 12 based Xiaomi.eu ROM use? FBEv1 or FBEv2?

 

[Igor Eisberg]

@ingbrzy Which encryption type does Android 12 based Xiaomi.eu ROM use? FBEv1 or FBEv2?

The same encryption the official ROMs use. I don't know which, never cared to check.

 

[gogocar62]

@ingbrzy Which encryption type does Android 12 based Xiaomi.eu ROM use? FBEv1 or FBEv2?

As far as I know MIUI ROM uses FBEv1.

 

[Jackob]

Did you use the correct TWRP? https://dl.akr-developers.com/?dir=skkk/TWRP/A12/v5.1_A12
Have you entered a Storage Decryption Password/PIN/Pattern in TWRP?

Thanks for quick reply
Yes it was TWRP version and now everything working again thanks

 

[Motox]

Bu

I also go through this, but it happens more when I'm moving the device while it's in the DND and very few times when I'm not using it. Anyway, it's an old bug like many of the MIUI hehehe.

Sameproblem here ,had no problems in mi11 weekly

 

[zgfg12]

@ingbrzy Which encryption type does Android 12 based Xiaomi.eu ROM use? FBEv1 or FBEv2?

For the phones originally deployed with A11 and higher, FBE by default should be v2

Google documentation describing FBE:

File-based encryption | Android Open Source Project

source.android.com

With root, open /vendor/etc/fstab.emmc (read-only, textual file) - on your phone it might be fstab.<something-else-than-emmc>

Alternatively, with TWRP copy that file to /sdcard/Download and later from Android open without the need for root

Inside, that file search for /userdata (filesystem definition):

/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/userdata /data f2fs noatime,nosuid,nodev,discard,inlinecrypt,reserve_root=32768,resgid=1065,fsync_mode=nobarrier    latemount,wait,check,formattable,fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts:v2+emmc_optimized+wrappedkey_v0,keydirectory=/metadata/vold/metadata_encryption,metadata_encryption=aes-256-xts:wrappedkey_v0,quota,reservedsize=128M,sysfs_path=/sys/devices/platform/soc/1d84000.ufshc,checkpoint=fs

Actually, inside that line look for fileencryption definition:

fileencryption=aes-256-xts:aes-256-cts:v2+emmc_optimized+wrappedkey_v0

Eg, flag :v2 as above, describes that you would have FBE v2.
Here it is also emmc_optimized with hardware-wrapped keys

IMO - FBE (all together, filesystem definitions) is not up to Xiaomi.eu, but defined by the baseline Xiaomi firmwares