That's because the Note 9 Pro (Joyeuse) still has no stable TWRP or any custom recovery that supports Android 12 and MIUI V13 and thus the actual update that the updater is referring to is actually a fastboot ROM -which you said more or less: no recovery ROM- and can't be installed nor verified via the updater.. so it stuck.
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Does it mean Joyeuse user can only update to MIUI 13 of Android 12 via fastboot unless there's a stable TWRP and recovery rom available? Looks like Joyeuse thread is slowing down.
Yes, indeed it means Joyeuse users can only update to MIUI 13 of Android 12 via fastboot because at the moment when the mentioned ROM has been released there was't a TWRP or custom recovery that was considered stable enough to be used for installing MIUI V13 Android 12 ROM and that's why there's no recovery rom available at the moment. I emphasise now "at the moment" because in the meantime an OrangeFox version been released supporting A12 and FBEv1 but there wasn't any MIXM ROM released by Xiaomi since.. probably / hopefully the next ROM will / can be a recovery ROM. Hope it helps to understand the situation.
Valentinus_mimimi
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Hello! Mi10 LiteZoom is here! 
very thanks for stable rom 13.0.7, but it has a flaw: some condition type (connect BT device, etc.) and actions (set volume levels) in Automation Feature is no. A developers rom (22/7/13) has this conditions and actions
very thanks for stable rom 13.0.7, but it has a flaw: some condition type (connect BT device, etc.) and actions (set volume levels) in Automation Feature is no. A developers rom (22/7/13) has this conditions and actions
Hi. I saw that stable Rom is available for Xiaomi 12 pro dimensity. Is it really working? Is it the same procedure to flash like with the Snapdragon fastboot version? Can anybody confirm does it have functional Safetynet, widewine level1 and Google pay working? Thanks a ton
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Yes to all of the questions. No idea about Google Pay, but no reason why it wouldn't work.Hi. I saw that stable Rom is available for Xiaomi 12 pro dimensity. Is it really working? Is it the same procedure to flash like with the Snapdragon fastboot version? Can anybody confirm does it have functional Safetynet, widewine level1 and Google pay working? Thanks a ton
Hello...
I just updated my Poco x3 pro to the version 13.0.8.0 and all things seems to be good...
But i faced a problem that when i try to root it using magisk it inter in bootloop.. And I have to back to stock boot to fix the problem
Can anyone help me with that?
Thanks in advance .
I just updated my Poco x3 pro to the version 13.0.8.0 and all things seems to be good...
But i faced a problem that when i try to root it using magisk it inter in bootloop.. And I have to back to stock boot to fix the problem
Can anyone help me with that?
Thanks in advance .
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mankokoma
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did the last upgrade 13.0.9.0 to the poco f3 alioth. everything went easy and fine and nothing to complain so far, yet. as always a big thank you very much to all the devs here making it possible.
May I know are there anyway to add "Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)" in locale settings for Xiaomi 12S (Mayfly) ? Cause some location based Apps (e.g. KKday) didn't show the correct information for my location (Hong Kong), it only show the info in Taiwan. It is because I can only choose "Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)" in locale settings
velvetdust
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Same problem after updated Poco F3 to 13.0.9.0 - bootloop after installing stable Magisk 25.2
Maybe troubles with some Magisk modules, will check it later (Lucky Patcher module maybe)
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katerpanne
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did you disabled the modules before and unhide magisk by itself? please post magisk question not in this thread
workaround extract boot.img and flash it
# fastboot flash boot boot.img
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@etajv100 since some countries are blocked to access updater ftp due to ddos, you can manually make Updater know your are up to date thought terminal command:
@Alshahim @crok.bic fastboot type of ROM is not the issue here, previous stable was old enough to have updater with download engine that was unfortunately dropped, new android timeout limit makes app to force this dialog instead of waiting, has been fixed later on
Code:
adb shell settings put global miui_new_version "V13.0.9.0.SKHCNXM"
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Hello everyone, I have Mi 11 Pro and since a month after I upgraded from Android 11 to 12 I am experiencing a very strange problem - I have 2 SIMs in my phone and each of them is from a different company. One SIM works normally, but the other causes problems that even the cellular company can't overcome - I can make calls and surf the Internet, but whoever calls me encounters a voice message that the subscription is not available. The cellular company checked my case from all directions and even took my line and put it on the phone of one of their engineering people and miraculously everything is fine, you can make and receive calls. The conclusion of the cellular company was that maybe because I upgraded the ROM, then maybe it affected the frequencies of the cell phone, of their specific SIM. I would like your opinion on what I should do in this case? Should I flash the ROM and go back to Android 11 or maybe switch to another ROM? Thanks in advance
velvetdust
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It helped to me: delete folder with problem module (luckypatcher in my case) with file manager in twrp from data/adb/modules
Then install Magisk one more time
If the problem was only in LP, it was enough to delete its folder
data/adb/modules/<LP folder name>
Or to place a dummy file into that subfolder, named
disable
to disable LP, or
remove
to uninstall LP (that's the proper way to uninstall a module, just deleting its subfolder or the whole adb folder may leave some unwanted remnants)
You would not need to reinstall Magisk and all other modules etc would survive
The same applies if any other Magisk module causes a bootloop. It's easy to recognize by subfolder names, their corresponding modules.
Even more, every subfolder contains textual file module.prop where the exact name of that module can be found
mkriiger
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Well, yes... Post in thread 'MIUI 13 STABLE RELEASE' https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-13-stable-release.64441/post-674970
Quick question guys. I updated my Poco F2 Pro yesterday and since then all my Bluetooth calls are horrible. All of a sudden everyone is complaining that the sound is horrible and they can barely hear me. Tried to update the Bluetooth module hoping that it might fix the issue but I see the option is gone in the latest stable version. Am I missing something and does anyone else have this issue? Thanks
jason88fr
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Same device here.
The issues is resolved when clean flashing.
One method (guaranteed fix for me);
Flash the ROM on which the latest stable here is built upon, activate, setup no internet except to verify, enable developer options, then move on to flashing the Xiaomi EU stable.
Second method;
Fastboot flash of the Xiaomi EU stable Fastboot ROM if it exists.
Third method;
Clean flash the Recovery version of the ROM.
yes, no need to flash TWRP if you dont want to, i just booted and flashed the new build, keeping stock recovery.
I have had that issue for a while, recently right before going to 13.0.9 it finally cleared itself, not sure why, but it came back, i have tried deleting cache, app data and still there, no idea.
Edit: This seems to be a temporary fix: just need to enable USB debugging/install options from dev settings, no reboot needed.
adb shell settings put global miui_new_version "V13.0.9.0.SKHCNXM"
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hello, I have a xiaomi mi 11 lite phone, yesterday I tried to install the firmware via recovery, it didn’t work for me, I installed version 13.0.8.0 via fastboot, can I upgrade to version 13.0.9.0 but through recovery?
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