XiaomiTool [WIN] [UNIX] [LINUX]


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Xiaomi Tool

XiaomiTool is an OpenSource project that has the goal to create a safe, fast and noob-friendly interface to manage your Xiaomi Device.

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Supported Device status
MTK devices aren't / won't be supported

Xiaomi Mi1(puls) : Not supported
Xiaomi Mi2(s) : Fully supported
Xiaomi Mi2A : Support coming soon
Xiaomi Mi3W : Fully supported
Xiaomi Mi4W : Fully supported
Xiaomi Red Rice : Not supported
Xiaomi RedMi 1S : Fully supported
Xiaomi RedMi Note W : Not supported
Xiaomi RedMi Note LTE : May be supported
Xiaomi MiPad : May be supported

Features
GUI (linux and windows)
Backup & Restore
Import Photos
Root
Install apps
Adb Shell
Push and Pull files
Switch to Dalvik
Switch to ART
Record Screen
Install a custom Recovery
Wipe data
Flash Zip files
Install custom recovery

Requirements
Windows: Adb and Fastboot (placed on %PATH%)
Unix / Linux: Adb and Fastboot, need to execute some commands with SUDO, so an user-password is needed, do not execute as root

Downloads

Installation
Windows
  1. Download the Zip file
  2. Extract the folder
  3. Make sure ADB and Fastboot are working well on your device and they're both on a %PATH% (C:WindowsSystem32 for example) folder
  4. Run XiaomiTool.exe and enjoy

Linux
  1. Download the zip file
  2. Extract everything in a folder
  3. chmod +x XiaomiTool or run sh XiaomiTool (The one on the main dir)
  4. Insert your password when asked (see here why it's needed)

Unix
  1. Download the zip file
  2. Extract the folder
  3. chmod +x Start.sh
  4. Execute Start ( ./Start.sh )
  5. >> If something goes wrong make sure you can execute adb and fastboot without root access, if not run sudo ./Start

Which one should I choose?
> Windows : it works on all windows-powered Pcs and on Wine, it only needs adb and fastboot
> Linux : if you're running a debian-based distro
> Unix : (mac) os X, *bsd and it may also be good on other linux distros where the linux one does not work (well)

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