hello, i don't understand the difference between safe and actual. And should I regularly go see if a new version of your patch is available or will this version work for all miui 12 beta. (Actually i use the safe version)
Redmi K20 Pro to Mi 9T Pro conversion patch (MIUI 11 & 12)
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Hello,
- if you use Weekly/Beta xiaomi.eu ROM and use "Actual" version -> you will get a bootloop after each ROM update (you will need to flash "Actual" version after each ROM update to be able to boot)
=> To avoid that: Always use "Safe" version/Never use "Actual" version
- if you use Weekly/Beta xiaomi.eu ROM and you don't care of bootloop after ROM update or like to have it (nice reminder to apply the patch ^^)
=> Use "Actual" version
You will never be stuck if you download both "Actual" and "Safe" versions. (If "Actual" version gives bootloop, re-flash ROM and flash "Safe" version instead)
EDIT: The difference between "Safe" and "Actual" is only about fingerprint build & security patch date infos.
Thanks you. And if i don't flash the safe version After an update am i going to have a bootloop ?
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Migueliyo98
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I´m trying to flash miui12 eu and stucks in a TWRP bootloop, doesn´t boot to system anyway flashing safe version too
I tryed update with a dirty flash but didn´t work, and also with a clean install doesn´t boot
Maybe i´m doing something wrong with clean install..could you tell me wich are the steps to a correct install?
I tryed update with a dirty flash but didn´t work, and also with a clean install doesn´t boot
Maybe i´m doing something wrong with clean install..could you tell me wich are the steps to a correct install?
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Clean install = "Format Data" in TWRP (NOT "Wipe..." then select "Data" partition) then flash .EU ROM.
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Clean install = "Format Data" in TWRP (NOT "Wipe..." then select "Data" partition) then flash .EU ROM.
Then the process is:
Format data (type yes)
Copy eu rom to storage
copy conversion safe patch
install both zip´s
EDIT: now is booting to miui 12 with a clean install, many thanks to you
With a dirty flash (wipe dalvik/cache) and installing doesn´t work for me.
Again, many thanks to you
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No problem.
And the last question, wich would be the best way to do a dirty flash? I always wipe cache/dalvik and install, but in this case from miui11 eu to miui12 eu it doesn´t work, any suggestion to do it correctly?
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You don't need to wipe cache/dalvik after flashing xiaomi.eu ROM, it's already made during flash.
I don't know why you got issue after having dirty flashed MIUI 12 update, it was OK for me.
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I see "Xiaomi Mi 9T", you may need to reboot your PC or clear cache/dalvik in TWRP if you didn't.works like a charm on MIUI 12
single thing is, if i connect the phone to PC it detects as Redmi K20
Yes, just use the "Safe patch"..Working on me on Miui 12
Sent from my Mi 9T Pro using Tapatalk
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If you used "Actual" version before, you need to use "Actual" version again mate.
Please read OP!
EDIT: New "Universal" patch available! Please try it and feedback, thanks!
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Thanks for the universal patch!
Moved from the other thread as it belongs to here:
What advantage does it give to change fingerprint build & security patch date info other than xiaomi.eu team has given with their ROM?
If this patch does not actually install a new security patch but changes the info to a fake one then the users will think their security patch is up to date but it is not the case actually.
Moved from the other thread as it belongs to here:
What advantage does it give to change fingerprint build & security patch date info other than xiaomi.eu team has given with their ROM?
If this patch does not actually install a new security patch but changes the info to a fake one then the users will think their security patch is up to date but it is not the case actually.
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Fingerprint build can be used to detect device model.
- For Stable .EU ROM, it's China Stable fingerprint build. And the security patch date info = the real security patch date of the ROM.
- But for Weekly .EU ROM, it already use a fake security patch date info.
Anyway, even after using my patch, you can still know the real security patch date of your .EU ROM in "My Device" > "All specs" menu.
kisjuhos
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Now it is clear, thanks.Fingerprint build can be used to detect device model.
- For Stable .EU ROM, it's China Stable fingerprint build. And the security patch date info = the real security patch date of the ROM.
- But for Weekly .EU ROM, it already use a fake security patch date info.
Anyway, even after using my patch, you can still know the real security patch date of your .EU ROM in "My Device" > "All specs" menu.
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Universal = Actual & Safe versions reunited!
Universal patch checks ROM info (Security patch date info) and automatically apply the best choice to avoid bootloop!
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Read the "IMPORTANT" points and make your choice.
Using Universal patch should never cause bootloop (after patching).
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