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Phone completely bricked

Hi everyone !
Yesterday, I wanted to wipe cache for some reasons, and I stupidly restarted the phone while formatting cache.
Result :
-A bootloop at the firt restart, then a "Error !"
-Can't acces Recovery mode, "Error !". I tried power button+volum up, don't work.
-ADB don't work anymore, I can't see the phone via adb devices
The only thing I can do is execute fastboot commands in Windows. I successfully made a tethered TWRP recovery, but I seriously don't know what to do from here. I tried flahsing a ROM, but it didn't worked (still have Error !).
I tried install permanent TWRP (unofficial), but I can't acces it. Probably because my bootloader is locked.
So... what should I do ?

Fastboot format cache should do the trick.

KillerNo2 said:
Fastboot format cache should do the trick.
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I tried it.
Still don't start correctly, don't forget that I did some **** to try to fix it :s
The ROM is probably also damaged...
EDIT : Now it don't show the Error ! anymore, it always return to fastboot mode...

Baldriksen said:
I tried it.
Still don't start correctly, don't forget that I did some **** to try to fix it :s
The ROM is probably also damaged...
EDIT : Now it don't show the Error ! anymore, it always return to fastboot mode...
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After formating cache you should've been able to get into recovery mode, if not, download recovery image from here then:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash fastboot droidboot.img
You can always sideload stock roms from there.

KillerNo2 said:
After formating cache you should've been able to get into recovery mode, if not, download recovery image from here then:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash fastboot droidboot.img
You can always sideload stock roms from there.
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I get this :
">fastboot flash F:\recovery.img
unknown partition 'F:\recovery.img'
error: cannot determine image filename for 'F:\recovery.img'"
EDIT : oh **** sorry i misswrited the command é_è
EDIT 2 : THANKS ! I have acces to normal recovery. Can you tell me what should I do now ? (seriously don't want to make everything goes brick again ^^')

Baldriksen said:
I get this :
">fastboot flash F:\recovery.img
unknown partition 'F:\recovery.img'
error: cannot determine image filename for 'F:\recovery.img'"
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Put all image files into the adb folder.

KillerNo2 said:
Put all image files into the adb folder.
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Sorry, I edited my message, the error was from me.
So now I am on recovery... what should I do ?

Baldriksen said:
Sorry, I edited my message, the error was from me.
So now I am on recovery... what should I do ?
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Download stock ROM from Asus site, and then sideload the ROM in recovery mode. Follow 3.2) Flashing Zenfone 2 via ADB in this thread.

KillerNo2 said:
Download stock ROM from Asus site, and then sideload the ROM in recovery mode.
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Sideload with "Apply update from ADB" ?
The stock ROM is a zip of about 1.1GB ? I heard that their were update only package and full firmware ?

Baldriksen said:
Sideload with "Apply update from ADB" ?
The stock ROM is a zip of about 1.1GB ? I heard that their were update only package and full firmware ?
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That zip file is a full firmware.

Thanks !
I did it and I have now the stock firmware installed correctly !

I have the same problem... But there is no option to fastboot format cache... only normal boot, power off, recovery mode... can't enter recovery mode either...

ndruqltn said:
I have the same problem... But there is no option to fastboot format cache... only normal boot, power off, recovery mode... can't enter recovery mode either...
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You need to follow the steps in this thread to install drivers and adb package first. Fast boot firmat cache is the command that you should type in on your PC.

Just a thought but instead of trying to install anything through adb why not instal a pre-rooted rom img through fastboot too. You can always wipe out root with the next OTA...

I have already wipe cache and now boots up properly but the problem is that touch screen doesn't seem to work...

Can't connect my Zenfone 2 to my pc even though I have installed drivers and adb...

January security update?

I received the download on my 5x that's rooted. Will this break root for me?

Yes but you can easily re-root after re-installing TWRP

bg1906 said:
Yes but you can easily re-root after re-installing TWRP
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I don't get this answer. I'm not able to install the security update on my rooted 5X, it reboots into TWRP and after I manually boot to system nothing happened. Tried it 3 times and still have root access.
Is the only way to get the security update by flashing an entire Android image? Or more specifically, can I update without wiping the phone?

Yeah OTA isn't going to work. You need to manually do it. You will need USB Drivers and ADB/Fastboot files. Create a folder on your desktop called Android and put the ADB files there. Now download the image. The image is an archive file. Extract the contents of archive files (there is one archive inside the original archive file you download), and after you have all the files extracted, modify the flash-all file (.bat if you are on Windows) with a text editor (Notepad) to remove the -w and save. This will prevent a wipe of your device. Connect your phone via USB and reboot to the bootloader. Open the folder you are in and if on Windows hold shift and right click and select Open Command Prompt. This will open a Command Prompt Window at the folder's location. Next type the command fastboot devices and press Enter. If everything is right, a device id will be returned. If that works, then go back to the folder and double click the flash-all.bat (Windows) and this will install the update. Root will be lost as will TWRP recovery. After the install, the phone will attempt to reboot. I always stop the reboot and go back to bootloader. Choose Recovery and go to the default recovery. You will see an Android figure with a red X. Simultaneously press the power and volume up & down buttons together repeatedly until you get the recovery menu (this may take a few times). Wipe Cache. Then reboot and you will have the update. You can then reinstall the latest version of TWRP by going to the TWRP website and downloading the latest version of TWRP. I usually put it in the same folder as the Android files and when it downloads rename it to twrp.img. Make sure you are in the bootloader and then at the command prompt all you need type is fastboot flash recovery twrp.img and this will install TWRP. You can then go to TWRP and flash SuperSU. I use the latest beta 2.66. But read here (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64161125&postcount=3) for the details on the various versions of SuperSU Beta. *I take no responsibility for what may/may not happen to your phone as that depends on your level of comfort flashing/rooting etc*
Hope this helps. IF the flash-all gives you an error, you will need to flash the various parts of the update individually. If that happens, follow the instructions here for the update: https://www.androidpit.com/how-to-get-android-m-preview

This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! Couldn't find it anywhere with Google which btw somehow returns mostly Nexus 5 results even when using "nexus 5x"...
I'll try this later on and reply with the results.

bosbeest said:
This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! Couldn't find it anywhere with Google which btw somehow returns mostly Nexus 5 results even when using "nexus 5x"...
I'll try this later on and reply with the results.
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Yes please let me know how this goes

Download the factory image and extract boot.img, system.img, and vendor.img. Nothing changed in the bootloader or radio with this update, so you do not need those.
Then, run the following:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
Then reboot into TWRP and flash SuperSu again.
Then wipe cache/dalvik and reboot into system.
Info taken from This thread with the help of dmudd

bosbeest said:
This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! Couldn't find it anywhere with Google which btw somehow returns mostly Nexus 5 results even when using "nexus 5x"...
I'll try this later on and reply with the results.
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It's the same process with both phones.

Tomyk89 said:
Download the factory image and extract boot.img, system.img, and vendor.img. Nothing changed in the bootloader or radio with this update, so you do not need those.
Then, run the following:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
Then reboot into TWRP and flash SuperSu again.
Then wipe cache/dalvik and reboot into system.
Info taken from This thread with the help of dmudd
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Tried it, worked. Thanks a bunch!
Yaz75 said:
It's the same process with both phones.
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Still doesn't make sense that you can't search for "5X"

Tomyk89 said:
Download the factory image and extract boot.img, system.img, and vendor.img. Nothing changed in the bootloader or radio with this update, so you do not need those.
Then, run the following:
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
Then reboot into TWRP and flash SuperSu again.
Then wipe cache/dalvik and reboot into system.
Info taken from This thread with the help of dmudd
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Does this wipe data?

ch.ch1 said:
Does this wipe data?
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Nope. The fastboot command has to have "userdata" included to do that.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

ch.ch1 said:
Does this wipe data?
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No

ch.ch1 said:
Does this wipe data?
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No
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

ch.ch1 said:
Does this wipe data?
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Nope!

SlimSnoopOS said:
Nope. The fastboot command has to have "userdata" included to do that.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
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Not true- the -w flag will wipe userdata when flashing other partitions.
fastboot -w flash system system.img will wipe data
fastboot flash system system.img will not wipe data.

gee one said:
Not true- the -w flag will wipe userdata when flashing other partitions.
fastboot -w flash system system.img will wipe data
fastboot flash system system.img will not wipe data.
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Oh, I learned something new
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

jhester1967 said:
I received the download on my 5x that's rooted. Will this break root for me?
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I doubt it will install. The install will simply fail.

Im not so good at this...
So I just copy the 3 img files to the same folder adb is installed and I run the 4 commands? Do I have to install TWRP again? Do I have to root again?
I did the command "adb reboot bootloader" which rebooted my phone in the bootloader home page, but when I did the next command "fastboot flash boot boot.img" I got the msg "<waiting for any devices>"

ch.ch1 said:
Im not so good at this...
So I just copy the 3 img files to the same folder adb is installed and I run the 4 commands? Do I have to install TWRP again? Do I have to root again?
I did the command "adb reboot bootloader" which rebooted my phone in the bootloader home page, but when I did the next command "fastboot flash boot boot.img" I got the msg "<waiting for any devices>"
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Keep this guide by Heisenberg for reference, it is very helpful when updating firmware or returning to stock. You want to refer to section 10 to update via fastboot.
If going from MMB29P to MMB29Q OTA, flash in fastboot: boot, system, and vendor. Radio and bootloader are unchanged if you are using MMB29P. Recovery does not need to be flashed since you want to keep TWRP.
Yes, you will need to root again in TWRP.

[SOLVED] Bricked OP3 / Corrupted System Parts

Hello world,
I've bricked my device after I tried to install a beta of FOS and was not able to go into recovery and boot the system.
I used fastboot to wipe my device and boot into recovery (TWRP 3.0.2-19), flashed a modem from here (https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=385026487222273358) and installed OxygenOS (with stock recovery)
But after installing my phone hang on the boot screen and ended in a blackscreen (with white LED)
After that I used the "OnePlus3 Unbrick Tool Full" (MsmDownloadTool V3.0) to debrick it again. After the second try it worked and I was able to boot into OOS, but wifi doesn't work, android don't recognize my SIM-Carts, in the About Phone Section android says "Baseband version: Unknown" and my phone reboots every few minutes
Solution:
pcarvalho said:
fix should be easy
u have EFS backups right? do this....
go in fastboot
check if connected
type these:
Fastboot erase modemst1
Fastboot erase modemst2
Fastboot reboot
SIMs should work now
EMEIs should be ok too
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download stock recovery + stock rom from the official one plus website downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3/oneplus_3_oxygenos_3.2.6 (copy and paste, cannot post url )
boot into fastboot, flash stock recovery, then boot into stock recovery,
choose Install from USB option, then adb sideload <filename>
reply if worked

Thanks for the fast answer
"Installation failed"
I've also tried cm13 with cm recovery but I got into a bootloop

wipe cache and date before
then try again with another usb port

Is your imei no are there?

seems like a corrupted efs. if you dont have a backup of your efs partition, then say goodbye to it.

stibo123 said:
download stock recovery + stock rom from the official one plus website downloads.oneplus.net/oneplus-3/oneplus_3_oxygenos_3.2.6 (copy and paste, cannot post url )
boot into fastboot, flash stock recovery, then boot into stock recovery,
choose Install from USB option, then adb sideload <filename>
reply if worked
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+1

@stibo123 I've tried 3.2.7 with success
@rakesh595160 my EMEI is not avaible (But it's on the package of my phone, isn't it?)
@angdaminaman I have a backup of my efs partition. What use has the EFS partition?

I restored my EFS partition, but it changed nothing

does it work now?

stibo123 said:
does it work now?
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No Wifi, no IMEI and it still reboot every few minutes

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/solution-bricked-oneplus-one-recovery.306306/
try this and install recovery and rom again

stibo123 said:
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/solution-bricked-oneplus-one-recovery.306306/
try this and install recovery and rom again
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I know this tutorial, but I used this one (https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/guide-mega-unbrick-guide-for-a-hard-bricked-oneplus-3.452634/), which is very similar but for the OP3

DanielL. said:
I know this tutorial, but I used this one (https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/guide-mega-unbrick-guide-for-a-hard-bricked-oneplus-3.452634/), which is very similar but for the OP3
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but u can try it

stibo123 said:
but u can try it
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Yes, but the ROM and the program is for the OnePlus One and not for the OnePlus 3

DanielL. said:
Yes, but the ROM and the program is for the OnePlus One and not for the OnePlus 3
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okey sry

stibo123 said:
okey sry
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No Problem
Now I trying to restore th EMEI with this (http://www.androidbrick.com/ultimat...agon-xiaomi-mi5-imei-and-baseband-repair-fix/), but USB debugging and the normal USB connection for transfering files

fix should be easy
u have EFS backups right? do this....
go in fastboot
check if connected
type these:
Fastboot erase modemst1
Fastboot erase modemst2
Fastboot reboot
SIMs should work now
EMEIs should be ok too

pcarvalho said:
fix should be easy
u have EFS backups right? do this....
go in fastboot
check if connected
type these:
Fastboot erase modemst1
Fastboot erase modemst2
Fastboot reboot
SIMs should work now
EMEIs should be ok too
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Thank you very much, solved the problem immediately
But why do I need now the EFS backup?

DanielL. said:
Thank you very much, solved the problem immediately
But why do I need now the EFS backup?
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i had same issue and tried all and found this simple but crazy fix...
my best guess is the recovery tools write wrong data... but im no expert
keep EFS backups for...
in case u really do brick it
save it in a safe place
u r very welcome
cheers

Can I use the redmi note 8's rom on my 8T?

I have an 8T, it's the same of 8 only with the Nfc, can i use the ginkgo rom?

If you are referring to the MIUI EU ROM you could try, but it will probably fail and nobody has tried it yet.
The issue is we have no way (yet) to recover the device if will bootloop. We have the full ROM file, but it's a recovery zip: inside the zip I can't find a recovery we could flash in fastboot.
EDIT:
Download this recovery for RN8 https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261617206
Extract the file and rename it to recovery.img
Reboot the device in fastboot and run
"fastboot boot [recovery.img]"
This will NOT flash the recovery but only boot it. If it loops, just reboot the device and will be back to normal.

olivercervera said:
If you are referring to the MIUI EU ROM you could try, but it will probably fail and nobody has tried it yet.
The issue is we have no way (yet) to recover the device if will bootloop. We have the full ROM file, but it's a recovery zip: inside the zip I can't find a recovery we could flash in fastboot.
EDIT:
Download this recovery for RN8 https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261617206
Extract the file and rename it to recovery.img
Reboot the device in fastboot and run
"fastboot boot [recovery.img]"
This will NOT flash the recovery but only boot it. If it loops, just reboot the device and will be back to normal.
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Ok thx, what about the custom aosp roms?

zikam12 said:
Ok thx, what about the custom aosp roms?
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Well, try this step first. Without TWRP, you can't flash anything.

zikam12 said:
I have an 8T, it's the same of 8 only with the Nfc, can i use the ginkgo rom?
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Yes it loading (but without Nfc and maybe wifi won't work)

soket1 said:
Yes it loading (but without Nfc and maybe wifi won't work)
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you've tried?

zikam12 said:
you've tried?
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Instructions

soket1 said:
Instructions
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Can u translate it? Pls?

zikam12 said:
Can u translate it? Pls?
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Instructions from Pilprod
Conditions: unlocked bootloader, access to Fastboot, computer with ADB and all drivers.
TWRP
Ginkgo v10.3.5.0.PCOMIXM firmwares for fastboot
1. Load the phone in Fastboot and connect to the PC.
2. Download the firmware and recovery from adb on the links above.
3. Unpack the recovery with adb in the folder (for sample: C:\\adb)
4. Unpack the firmware .
From the image folder, copy system.img, recovery.img and the boot.img, to folder with TWRP and adb.
5. Open the command line and write .
cd C:\adb
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot reboot
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If everything is done correctly, the phone should start booting from the bootleg Redmi Note 8
6. After booting into the system, you can try and experiment with the firmware from RN8.
If you want to return to Redmi note 8T firmware and / or put TWRP and ROOT, then again load the phone in fastbut and continue.
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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Loading into recovery.
After downloading TWRP, if you want to firmware Redmi note 8T, then do Wipe Data, System and all caches, without closing TWRP, copy to the phone this firmware, flash and boot into the system.

Hi all !!!
so did anyone manage to flash a ROM from the redmi note 8 on the 8T ?

Problem with Fastboot reboot and Can't install new firmware

Hello guys, i have a mi 10t pro, today try after unlock devices 7 days to flashed and downgrade because my battery drain is significative, i had 12.5.1 eea firmware and try to downgrade to 12.0.19, but now phone is in continus reboot in to fastboot, i try to flash with last miflash tool, but after 2sec is tell me that firmware upgrade is complete and now i can't start my smartphone. i can try to flash last rom fastboot 12.5.1 but without result. How i can resolve this problem? thanks in advance

When trying to do any major change like a downgrade, you must factory reset. MiFlash should have done that for you, but I guess there's a chance it didn't.
To do a factory reset from Fastboot you can use a compatible version of TWRP and just boot into it (not installing it).
Eg. fastboot boot TWRP_apollo_3.5.0_10-beta_1_whyle.img
From within TWRP you can then do a factory reset and see if it'll boot.
If it still boots into fastboot then you have the option of an alternative ROM. Xiaomi.eu provides a debloated version of the Chinese MIUI ROM. I'm running its latest 12.6 version and it has no problems with battery drain. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/21-6-23.61942/

chisnz said:
When trying to do any major change like a downgrade, you must factory reset. MiFlash should have done that for you, but I guess there's a chance it didn't.
To do a factory reset from Fastboot you can use a compatible version of TWRP and just boot into it (not installing it).
Eg. fastboot boot TWRP_apollo_3.5.0_10-beta_1_whyle.img
From within TWRP you can then do a factory reset and see if it'll boot.
If it still boots into fastboot then you have the option of an alternative ROM. Xiaomi.eu provides a debloated version of the Chinese MIUI ROM. I'm running its latest 12.6 version and it has no problems with battery drain. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/21-6-23.61942/
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Thanks i can try any solution. i install trought cmd fastboot comand twrp image file and after try to reset it? help me if you have other solution to I was hoping there was a way to bring it back to a stock firmware or a recovery firmware. I tried to flash all.bat inside firmware 12.5.1 my last firmware, proceeded it's fine and complete but after install my phone reboot continuos after logo. as if it didn't have a firmware installed.
P.s. Explain to me the procedure to start twrp without installing it step by step. Thanks so much ^^

To use TWRP to factory reset, first find a compatible TWRP. I used the latest version from:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...r-mi-10t-mi-10t-pro-redmi-k30s-ultra.4187427/
which was TWRP_apollo_3.5.0_10-beta_1_whyle.img
Boot into download mode
Then type this exactly (or change to a different file name if you're using a different version of TWRP):
fastboot boot TWRP_apollo_3.5.0_10-beta_1_whyle.img
Once TWRP starts up, go into Advanced, Wipe.
Tick
- data
- cache
- dalvik (dalvik cache)
and select to wipe it.
Reboot system.
That should leave you with no account set up and enable you to boot and setup from scratch in most cases.

chisnz said:
To use TWRP to factory reset, first find a compatible TWRP. I used the latest version from:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...r-mi-10t-mi-10t-pro-redmi-k30s-ultra.4187427/
which was TWRP_apollo_3.5.0_10-beta_1_whyle.img
Boot into download mode
Then type this exactly (or change to a different file name if you're using a different version of TWRP):
fastboot boot TWRP_apollo_3.5.0_10-beta_1_whyle.img
Once TWRP starts up, go into Advanced, Wipe.
Tick
- data
- cache
- dalvik (dalvik cache)
and select to wipe it.
Reboot system.
That should leave you with no account set up and enable you to boot and setup from scratch in most cases.
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ok it's fine i have enter in twrp now and format data + cache + dalvik, But now reboot in fastboot mode and it always starts in fastboot continuos. how should i proceed now to install a basic firmware and be able to start the mi 10t pro eea?

i want to try to install with twrp, what rom i need? fastboot rom tgz or full rom .zip from mi.com site? thanks

update Mi-flash. There's 2021 version.
Code:
fastboot reboot bootloader
disconnect USB cable and reconnect it again
flash again with Mi-flash, do not lock it.
Fastboot ROMs are more than 3GB.

pl1992aw said:
update Mi-flash. There's 2021 version.
Code:
fastboot reboot bootloader
disconnect USB cable and reconnect it again
flash again with Mi-flash, do not lock it.
Fastboot ROMs are more than 3GB.
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hELLO PL1992, i have use now MiFlash20210226 version installed for 1sec and nothing is installed, the mobile is in fastboot but I can't figure out how to complete the flash of the fastboot rom. I am using the latest EEA fastboot rom for my device, I have tried several versions even earlier but nothing. he says he has completed the procedure but in 1 sec he does absolutely nothing. Do you have solution ideas to try? alternatives to miflash? I also tried to install by extracting the Fastboot rom from inside the rom with flash all.bat, the procedure always go well, but the phone keeps restarting after the MIUI logo every 2sec. I have windows 10 pro i don't know if it is the problem

fantidus90 said:
hELLO PL1992, i have use now MiFlash20210226 version installed for 1sec and nothing is installed, the mobile is in fastboot but I can't figure out how to complete the flash of the fastboot rom. I am using the latest EEA fastboot rom for my device, I have tried several versions even earlier but nothing. he says he has completed the procedure but in 1 sec he does absolutely nothing. Do you have solution ideas to try? alternatives to miflash? I also tried to install by extracting the Fastboot rom from inside the rom with flash all.bat, the procedure always go well, but the phone keeps restarting after the MIUI logo every 2sec.
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Did you execute the code given to you before you flash it?
In Mi-flash, click Driver, then install.
After it's done, reboot your PC.
Then do the
Code:
fastboot reboot bootloader
command.
The flashing process should be more than 500 seconds if it's done correctly.
The fastboot ROM should be extracted, not using directly the tgz file.
Rename the extracted folder name short, like "1", and put in C:/ drive.

pl1992aw said:
Did you execute the code given to you before you flash it?
In Mi-flash, click Driver, then install.
After it's done, reboot your PC.
The flashing process should be more than 500 seconds if it's done correctly.
The fastboot ROM should be extracted, not using directly the tgz file.
Rename the extracted folder name short, like "1", and put in C:/ drive.
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I followed your advice but nothing has changed. i have make a screen, i create in C:/miui/1/all extracted rom .tgz, but flashed for 5sec and completed process =/

fantidus90 said:
I followed your advice but nothing has changed
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Run command:
Code:
fastboot reboot bootloader
Phone will reboot to fastboot.
Change a USB port.
Do not use USB hub.
If you are using desktop PC, connect it to the motherboard USB port.

fantidus90 said:
I followed your advice but nothing has changed. i have make a screen, i create in C:/miui/1/all extracted rom .tgz, but flashed for 5sec and completed process =/
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Click the log to see what it done.
If you think this is bothersome, then do the TWRP way you want to.
For TWRP way, you flash the recovery version zip.

pl1992aw said:
Click the log to see what it done.
If you think this is bothersome, then do the TWRP way you want to.
For TWRP way, you flash the recovery version zip.
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i have 3 report in log. posted here the file. thanks for help bro. Hope that you can find my problem and i can use my new xiaomi again.

fantidus90 said:
i have 3 report in log. posted here the file. thanks for help bro. Hope that you can find my problem and i can use my new xiaomi again.
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Code:
echo Missmatching image and device
It seems the ROM and your device is not matching, so it don't flash.
First confirm what your phone model is. The model should be written on the box came with the phone.
Install this program:
XiaomiADBFastbootTools (Java)
https://github.com/Szaki/XiaomiADBFastbootTools
It will need java SE, follow the FAQ guide in that github to use the program.
It should show you what phone you have.
Like this

fantidus90 said:
i have 3 report in log. posted here the file. thanks for help bro. Hope that you can find my problem and i can use my new xiaomi again.
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Hi there, probably found the answer. It can be because of your PC CPU.
Read here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/3638653/post-82085077
If you are very sure your phone is apollo, then you can do similar to this one and try again:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/3638653/post-73105436
Do not lock bootloader

pl1992aw said:
Hi there, probably found the answer. It can be because of your PC CPU.
Read here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/3638653/post-82085077
If you are very sure your phone is apollo, then you can do similar to this one and try again:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/3638653/post-73105436
Do not lock bootloader
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I have resolve thanks pl1992, i want to share my solution. Use Twrp to boot with fastboot boot twrp name.img command. After i copy recovery firmware .zip on my usb stick/type C connection and i connect directly on my mi 10t pro type c, not read first time in ntfs system, after i format with fat32 and recopy recovery firmware .zip and install throught TWRP. ALL is Ok now. Thank you