Hi just purchased the mi6 in the Uk and upgraded to latest ota global mui 9.2.3.0 and i would like to now root and install a custom rom as i can not get on with Mui at all. M question is can i install the roms here or will i need to downgrade to an earlier version of Mui first.
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Hi just purchased the mi6 in the Uk and upgraded to latest ota global mui 9.2.3.0 and i would like to now root and install a custom rom as i can not get on with Mui at all. M question is can i install the roms here or will i need to downgrade to an earlier version of Mui first.
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Ohoo, first of all you need to request permission to unlock bootloader, use this link http://en.miui.com/unlock/ and click on apply for unlocking permission usually takes 10-14 days to get or not permission for unlocking bootloader, you will have to give a reason why you what to unlock (you can search on Google if you what to finde more about reasons to unlock). I have applied for unlocking 2 days ago and I'm still waiting...and hoping they will approve my request.
For root, custom recovery and roms you can finde out more on mi 6 section here on xda. Sorry for my bad English. I also have a 5 days old mi 6 and just waiting to try some roms.
Good luck!
I have a bigger problem. I already received the sms authorisation to unlock but when I try to bind my account in developer options I get error 80006 and I noticed many people with the same error. Xiaomi made it very difficult to unlock bootloader on this amazing phone.
Flash dev rom first
My friend has also bought same phone and with same global software latest and he tried to flash development firmware but flashing fails.
Which development Rom did you use and which flashing tool maybe you have used a different version to my friend.
I managed to install Dev rom. Now I have bind account waiting 70hrs for unlock. FFS
sam00561 said:
I have a bigger problem. I already received the sms authorisation to unlock but when I try to bind my account in developer options I get error 80006 and I noticed many people with the same error. Xiaomi made it very difficult to unlock bootloader on this amazing phone.
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Lol, you already received the permission....i'm still waiting, I fill they won't give me the permission.
They always do quite quickly about 1 day then you must wait another 72hrs to unlock.
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They always do quite quickly about 1 day then you must wait another 72hrs to unlock.
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They gaved me permission to unblock it, but they didn't notice me. Yes you have to wait 72 hours after bind device with mi account.
Now you have to be painted...custom roms are waiting for you.
From what I've been reading there are not any custom ROM yet which are completely bug free until lineage becomes official. I think I will wait until then to try any custom rom
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From what I've been reading there are not any custom ROM yet which are completely bug free until lineage becomes official. I think I will wait until then to try any custom rom
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Custom ROM only promises you to bring the newest feature as fast as possible. Bug is really a different matter.
Personally, I've found crDroid is doing fine feature-wise. But now I have to hunt what causes the battery drain (it seems comes from kernel wakelock, but not I'm not too sure)
sam00561 said:
From what I've been reading there are not any custom ROM yet which are completely bug free until lineage becomes official. I think I will wait until then to try any custom rom
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0330 build of dotOS and los by @blankaf are working like a charm.
I've found only two kind-of-issues as of now (one isn't even a custom rom fault):
1) Selinux is permissive. (But it may become a plus for you for some actions.) I think they'll solve it soon.
2) You should add gsf android_id to your account every time you clean flash or factory reset a rom (Not a custom rom fault). Or follow my procedure because by registering another android_id to your account you'll hit to the 100 id per account limit soon. Plus quite a bit of apps won't require Google account verification after every clean install.
The procedure I'm following is:
BEFORE ANYTHING
If you're doing this first time, copy this database from /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db
2) Open the database with a sql editor or from adb shell or a terminal emulator in sqlite3, see android_id:i with this sql command:
SELECT *
FROM main
WHERE name="android_id"
3) Then save the value you're seeing to somewhere else, and register to your account at https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/
THEN FOR EVERY CLEAN INSTALL
1) Backups and wipes
2) Flash rom (pt roms with vendors have the firmware included)
3) Flash gapps
4) Optionally flash a kernel (but there's only one as of now that I could make it working: popkern. But it has some wakelock issues and also shows vendor mismatch/internal error on pt roms)
5) Reboot and configure your device
6) Flash magisk, reboot.
THEN THIS PART IS IMPORTANT:
7) Again copy this database /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db and open in a sql editor (or with sqlite3 in terminal emulator, or adb shell) and execute this sql command:
UPDATE main
SET value=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
WHERE name="android_id"
* XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX as your android_id as you've learned and registered to your account at the beginning. (You can see the android_id s you've registered at the same google link)
8) Copy back the gservices.db you've set your android_id to /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices/ location and overwrite the previous one.
9) Clear your play store data and reboot.
10) Done! Repeat for every clean rom install until google kisses us with another sheet thingie.
I've got a SM9600, purchased in US from BH Photo Video but it appears to be Spanish model and hence Samsung Pay wouldn't work.
Per some advice from random threads on internet, I factory reset it last night but that didn't change anything.
I now want to flash a US firmware but thought of checking with you guys first.
Two questions,
1. I noticed someone adviced not to flash a G960F/FD. Is it okay for G9600 to be flashed?
2. My biggest concern is of any side effect. Does flashing stock firmware change anything at all from stock behavior? I use the phone for work and the enrollment process is security sensitive. If there is any change in Knox status, device unlock status, rooting etc, I'll be out of work email access. It needs to be in stock condition
Also, if someone can guide me to the right firmware and guides, I'll appreciate it.
I have a us model if you wanna trade
Good day to everyone, well i have the same model but mine is for a customer it has been hard reset by the owner, but she does forget the google account on da phone, I was trying to flash it with a combination, it has given me an error frp is enabled not allowed to download non frp boot binary, i don't have a clue how to get ride of it.
Please help
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Good day to everyone, well i have the same model but mine is for a customer it has been hard reset by the owner, but she does forget the google account on da phone, I was trying to flash it with a combination, it has given me an error frp is enabled not allowed to download non frp boot binary, i don't have a clue how to get ride of it.
Please help
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It would be best to start a new post rather than tack this on to another.
Fulgor_ki said:
Good day to everyone, well i have the same model but mine is for a customer it has been hard reset by the owner, but she does forget the google account on da phone, I was trying to flash it with a combination, it has given me an error frp is enabled not allowed to download non frp boot binary, i don't have a clue how to get ride of it.
Please help
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Did she really forget her Google account
HI Everyone,
Forgive me if this seems like a long post. I am old software developer, so reasonably computer savvy, but not so much with cell phones.
My problem: My wife (Chinese) was visiting china from Canada and thought it would be a good idea to buy herself new Huawei Mate 20 X and P20 Pro. She thought she could just bring them back and everything would work. As we all know the Chinese have severe access restrictions to many things here in North America, especially Google. So not a matter of just power up and let's get going, nothing really works.
What I know: I figured out I could just download some firmware and flash the phone with something local. I thought this would be easy, but there are some problems that I am not understanding.
MY QUESTIONS:
1. What is the difference between EVR-L29 and EVR-AL100 firmware. From what I understand if I download the stock EVR-AL100 and install I would be right back to where I am now. Is this correct? Is one Chinese and the other global? Are both compatible on this same phone?
2. Can I upgrade the firmware or install new firmware without the bootloader code?
3. Is there a way to get the bootloader unlock code?
4. Is there a way to get around the bootloader code?
5. Finally, is there firmware that you recommend for this phone and my use and can point me to the download links.
Thanks
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HI Everyone,
Forgive me if this seems like a long post. I am old software developer, so reasonably computer savvy, but not so much with cell phones.
My problem: My wife (Chinese) was visiting china from Canada and thought it would be a good idea to buy herself new Huawei Mate 20 X and P20 Pro. She thought she could just bring them back and everything would work. As we all know the Chinese have severe access restrictions to many things here in North America, especially Google. So not a matter of just power up and let's get going, nothing really works.
What I know: I figured out I could just download some firmware and flash the phone with something local. I thought this would be easy, but there are some problems that I am not understanding.
MY QUESTIONS:
1. What is the difference between EVR-L29 and EVR-AL100 firmware. From what I understand if I download the stock EVR-AL100 and install I would be right back to where I am now. Is this correct? Is one Chinese and the other global? Are both compatible on this same phone?
2. Can I upgrade the firmware or install new firmware without the bootloader code?
3. Is there a way to get the bootloader unlock code?
4. Is there a way to get around the bootloader code?
5. Finally, is there firmware that you recommend for this phone and my use and can point me to the download links.
Thanks
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I will try to answer your questions with my limited knowledge about this phone so you might want to read more to learn more about these topics.
1) EVR-L29 has google apk installed without chinese apk. EVR-AL00 has a lot of chiness apks which you can uninstall just by using the app manager in the settings menu. I have an EVR-AL00 model and use it without problem. You can install google apk yourself. If you want to get rid off all the unwanted apk you can follow the instruction from this website
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-20-x/how-to/guide-remove-apps-adb-t3870727
2) You can upgrade the firmware through normal update without the bootloader code. Other than that you need bootloader unlock.
3) You could get the bootloader unlock code from this site
https://funkyhuawei.club/bootloader
In the past the cost is $20, however the service is not available now. You might be able to get the unlock code from another vendor.
4) I do not know of a way to get around the bootloader code
5) If you have the phone with unlock bootloader you can try the following rom:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-20-x/development/rom-mate-20-x-global00ized-beta-t3892304
I prefer and I am using the following KangVip 200 rom:
https://fex.net/s/mf65tzm
More Info
Thanks for the info, but a few more things.
First uninstalling apps from setting was my first thought, but some always seemed t be locked, but did not try removing from shell commands and will try this,
I could not find a GoogleApps package that did not seem to be Chinese and I could not seem to install it because google play was blocking it, even though google play could not been seen as an app to uninstall.
Finally, I am guessing there is no Update from L29 to AL100... in fact I can find no update packages. THe KangVip you referenced appear to complete Firmware Packages and not upgrades.
Thanks Again
Jason_F said:
Thanks for the info, but a few more things.
First uninstalling apps from setting was my first thought, but some always seemed t be locked, but did not try removing from shell commands and will try this,
I could not find a GoogleApps package that did not seem to be Chinese and I could not seem to install it because google play was blocking it, even though google play could not been seen as an app to uninstall.
Finally, I am guessing there is no Update from L29 to AL100... in fact I can find no update packages. THe KangVip you referenced appear to complete Firmware Packages and not upgrades.
Thanks Again
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I have ordered the same model so I'll be going through the same process as you when it arrives lol
Have you managed to debloat it and change or remove the stock launcher yet ?
When I get mine, I'll be trying to get the Google maps,assistant , YouTube, location history working and Google feed working instead of the Huawei preinstalled crapware so I'm sure between us we will be able to make a decent phone out of it
I don't know if Google pay will ever work but I don't use it now anyway so that won't bother me much anyway
What firmware version are you currently working with?
Just got a Redmi Note 8 Pro with Global ROM and discovered that call recording won't work due to Google/Android Pie limitations.
After some searching, I found (on this forum) that the Indonesia ROM supports call recording on this phone.
Here are my questions:
1. Will burning a different ROM affect my warranty?
2. Will I lose any functionality by switching from Global to Indonesia ROM, and if so, what? Specifically, will NFC functionality be affected?
3. If I ever do a factory reset, will the phone revert to Global ROM?
4. I found the Indonesia ROM files here. There are three files called Recovery, OTA, and Fastboot. Do I need them all? If so, do they need to be burned in any specific order?
5. Where can I find complete instructions for burning the Indonesia ROM? I am new to Xiaomi, and the last time I burned a ROM to a phone was 5 years ago (Samsung); I don't remember anything, so I'd like instructions that assume nothing and don't skip any steps (instructions for intelligent dummies). I found these instructions for installing TWRP, but there's nothing about what to do next, and there's a list of pre-requisites with no explanations (Unlocked Bootloader, Phone Drivers, ADB and Fastboot Drivers), making the instructions insufficient for a noob like me.
Thanks much.
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Just got a Redmi Note 8 Pro with Global ROM and discovered that call recording won't work due to Google/Android Pie limitations.
After some searching, I found (on this forum) that the Indonesia ROM supports call recording on this phone.
Here are my questions:
1. Will burning a different ROM affect my warranty?
2. Will I lose any functionality by switching from Global to Indonesia ROM, and if so, what? Specifically, will NFC functionality be affected?
3. If I ever do a factory reset, will the phone revert to Global ROM?
4. I found the Indonesia ROM files here. There are three files called Recovery, OTA, and Fastboot. Do I need them all? If so, do they need to be burned in any specific order?
5. Where can I find complete instructions for burning the Indonesia ROM? I am new to Xiaomi, and the last time I burned a ROM to a phone was 5 years ago (Samsung); I don't remember anything, so I'd like instructions that assume nothing and don't skip any steps (instructions for intelligent dummies). I found these instructions for installing TWRP, but there's nothing about what to do next, and there's a list of pre-requisites with no explanations (Unlocked Bootloader, Phone Drivers, ADB and Fastboot Drivers), making the instructions insufficient for a noob like me.
Thanks much.
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Hey,
Before going any further you first need to make sure what region is your phone. Is it a Chinese phone (bought from AliExpress for example) or a real Global phone (bought from a local store/official retail). Because you could very well own a Chinese phone shipped with a Global Rom flashed on it and this could result in some problems for you in terms of what you can do with it and how you can do it.
If you bought/received a phone with already unlocked bootloader, you should return it.
Unlocking bootloader should only be done by you when you need it.
1. Technically unlocking bootloader, ESSENTIAL step prior flashing anything, void your warranty.
However and that's what is interesting, if at some point you decide to flash back your original region rom (here Global) and lock back bootloader, none will know but Xiaomi servers you once unlocked this device certainly not a local reseller. So in term of warranty you should be safe, that is of course unless you brick your phone doing stuff you were not supposed to do with a locked bootloader if you are following.
2. If not mistaking, I think you loose NFC. Indian phones for sure do not have NFC at all, for their version, the chip was replaced with a 2nd SIM card tray (not shared). Not sure if you read the functionality afterward using rooted tricks.
3. No that does not work this way. When you are running a Rom, any version, if you factory reset that room, you just return to installation screen of that given Rom.
To return to Global Rom, you will need to reflash that Global Rom using the same method you did successfully flashing the Indonesian Rom (or any other rom) for example.
Would be wise to first download the exact version of the Rom you are currently using on your phone for archives purpose (BURN IT on good quality medias!) to revert back to it when/if needed. You can also archives OTA updates of that version you may not have taken yet to apply them manually if you ever revert back to that Global Rom and want to.
4. Different versions depends on what you are doing. In your case Fastboot version is what you need at the moment. You can find all different kind of versions of Roms for your RN8PRO on that site
As for the way to flash them, order and everything, you will need to look for guides online,
I dont think any order matters, just make sure to flash them all before rebooting disconnecting device. But if you are unsure of what you are doing, you'd be probably best using a tool such as MiFlash.
5. Here you can find one from the MIUI community website guiding you through the use of MiFlash to flash a stock Rom on your device.
Just note you do not have to use any tools to flash the .images of all partitions, you can easily doing it from command line using fastboot flash command one after an other.
Also note that installing TWRP is usually not needed to flash stock Roms (unlike flashing custom roms). Trying to mess up with the recovery partition is actually what seem to brick most of the devices.
However please note UNLOCKING your BOOTLOADER is MENDATORY.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
doesnt matter if you switch to any rom variant .i have switched mine to indonesian ,europe and indian and alll worked fine execpt indian version felt a bit laggy .just download the fastboot version of the rom and flash it through mi flash tool xiaomiflash .your bootloader needs to be unlocked and dont forget to check cleann all button in mi flash and dont check clean and lock
I have got global version and changed imei with unlocked bootloader. Can i flash indonesian rom without lose f my imei?
Thanks in advance for your answers
Muad.Dib,
Thanks for your detailed reply.
If I understand correctly, unlocking the bootloader voids the warranty just the same as rooting the phone, so if all I want is to get call recording, I may as well just root the phone and save the bother of flashing a different ROM.
Does that make sense to you, or do you see any advantage to flashing a different stock ROM instead of just rooting the phone? From past experience I've seen that rooting has additional benefits anyway.
BTW, I bought my phone on Banggood. It was advertised as Global ROM, and that appears to be what it has. As soon as I turned the phone on it updated to MIUI Global 11.0.2.1; I don't know what version it was before the update.
Muad.Dib said:
Hey,
Before going any further you first need to make sure what region is your phone. Is it a Chinese phone (bought from AliExpress for example) or a real Global phone (bought from a local store/official retail). Because you could very well own a Chinese phone shipped with a Global Rom flashed on it and this could result in some problems for you in terms of what you can do with it and how you can do it.
If you bought/received a phone with already unlocked bootloader, you should return it.
Unlocking bootloader should only be done by you when you need it.
1. Technically unlocking bootloader, ESSENTIAL step prior flashing anything, void your warranty.
However and that's what is interesting, if at some point you decide to flash back your original region rom (here Global) and lock back bootloader, none will know but Xiaomi servers you once unlocked this device certainly not a local reseller. So in term of warranty you should be safe, that is of course unless you brick your phone doing stuff you were not supposed to do with a locked bootloader if you are following.
2. If not mistaking, I think you loose NFC. Indian phones for sure do not have NFC at all, for their version, the chip was replaced with a 2nd SIM card tray (not shared). Not sure if you read the functionality afterward using rooted tricks.
3. No that does not work this way. When you are running a Rom, any version, if you factory reset that room, you just return to installation screen of that given Rom.
To return to Global Rom, you will need to reflash that Global Rom using the same method you did successfully flashing the Indonesian Rom (or any other rom) for example.
Would be wise to first download the exact version of the Rom you are currently using on your phone for archives purpose (BURN IT on good quality medias!) to revert back to it when/if needed. You can also archives OTA updates of that version you may not have taken yet to apply them manually if you ever revert back to that Global Rom and want to.
4. Different versions depends on what you are doing. In your case Fastboot version is what you need at the moment. You can find all different kind of versions of Roms for your RN8PRO on that site
As for the way to flash them, order and everything, you will need to look for guides online,
I dont think any order matters, just make sure to flash them all before rebooting disconnecting device. But if you are unsure of what you are doing, you'd be probably best using a tool such as MiFlash.
5. Here you can find one from the MIUI community website guiding you through the use of MiFlash to flash a stock Rom on your device.
Just note you do not have to use any tools to flash the .images of all partitions, you can easily doing it from command line using fastboot flash command one after an other.
Also note that installing TWRP is usually not needed to flash stock Roms (unlike flashing custom roms). Trying to mess up with the recovery partition is actually what seem to brick most of the devices.
However please note UNLOCKING your BOOTLOADER is MENDATORY.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Did you check if NFC works with Indonesian ROM?
maanni said:
doesnt matter if you switch to any rom variant .i have switched mine to indonesian ,europe and indian and alll worked fine execpt indian version felt a bit laggy .just download the fastboot version of the rom and flash it through mi flash tool xiaomiflash .your bootloader needs to be unlocked and dont forget to check cleann all button in mi flash and dont check clean and lock
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yossidme said:
Muad.Dib,
Thanks for your detailed reply.
If I understand correctly, unlocking the bootloader voids the warranty just the same as rooting the phone, so if all I want is to get call recording, I may as well just root the phone and save the bother of flashing a different ROM.
Does that make sense to you, or do you see any advantage to flashing a different stock ROM instead of just rooting the phone? From past experience I've seen that rooting has additional benefits anyway.
BTW, I bought my phone on Banggood. It was advertised as Global ROM, and that appears to be what it has. As soon as I turned the phone on it updated to MIUI Global 11.0.2.1; I don't know what version it was before the update.
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You're welcome, I am happy if I was useful to you in any kind of ways.
Well yes and no. Yes apparently you 'could' achieve call recording when rooted (yet I still fail doing so even if I installed the default MUI apps module I got from Telegram group. The setting to automatic recording is set to on yes, but I dont see recordings in the supposed destination folder nor I can see a simple button to record any voicecall I used to have on older versions of Android. Me failing to make it work - I did not try very hard to be honest - does not mean you cannot find someone who succeeded into doing so in that telegram group for RN8PRO).
That said it would not be a 'native' solution, just a patch/workaround. If it works well great, if not, well...
On an other hand by flashing to a Rom which does support it natively, well you are covered for the use you need.
So the advantage I see (with the included disadvantages) is better support for the function which is not supported for privacy reasons en Glob/EU market.
Does that come at a price?
Probably.
For example are you ready to trade off NFC for native call recording support? That may be a choice you have to make in the end. Again that said, if you root your phone on that new Rom, install NFC drivers manually as root (I see no reasons why that would not be possible after all) you may be able to patch NFC on that other Rom since unlike Indonesians market phone, you do have NFC hardware.
For example, myself, I wish I could have made that kind of bargain/trade off, giving up that NFC feature I have no need for, to get 8GB or Ram + 2x Sims + SD and not an hybrid tray. Unfortunately that's not the kind of trade I could make here in EU unless I would have ordered directly from Amazon.in (assuming that would have been possible) or third party website, but that was not possible for warranty reasons among other things.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Did you check if NFC works with Indonesian ROM?
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Yes it does as it is officially available in every variant expect indian variant.
UPDATE:
I finally had the time to test the MIUI-default-apps Magisk module available for download on Telegram group, originally made for MIUI 11.0.1.0, and it works properly on MIUI 11.0.2.0 EEA. Does not require changing Rom.
Hope this helps.
Well, I have finally started the process, but got stymied by the Bootloader Unlock tool (Couldn't unlock. Please unlock 168 hours later.). Quite frustrating. I see that a lot of people have this problem and had to try again more than once, waiting a week between attempts.
Is there a workaround or do I just have to wait a week and hope for the best?
Also, assuming all goes well and I eventually manage to unlock the bootloader and flash the Indonesia ROM, do I use the same tool to re-lock the bootloader (in order to restore the security of the phone)?
And if I want to unlock again in the future, will I again possibly get the "wait and try again next week" message, or does that only happen the first time?
Thanks.
Muad.Dib said:
UPDATE:
I finally had the time to test the MIUI-default-apps Magisk module available for download on Telegram group, originally made for MIUI 11.0.1.0, and it works properly on MIUI 11.0.2.0 EEA. Does not require changing Rom.
Hope this helps.
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yossidme said:
Well, I have finally started the process, but got stymied by the Bootloader Unlock tool (Couldn't unlock. Please unlock 168 hours later.). Quite frustrating. I see that a lot of people have this problem and had to try again more than once, waiting a week between attempts.
Is there a workaround or do I just have to wait a week and hope for the best?
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No workaround, you just have to wait (and yes I know how freaking frustrating it was for me...). You can even start meditation classes meanwhile it helps
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Also, assuming all goes well and I eventually manage to unlock the bootloader and flash the Indonesia ROM, do I use the same tool to re-lock the bootloader (in order to restore the security of the phone)?
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It depends on what your the flavor of the phone you got. You may want to have a look at that other thread Relock bootloader after flashing ROM Indonesia where we actually covered this exact subject
The good thing about that 7 days wait period is you can gather all the intel you need to be 100% ready when the time come to seriously mess up with things.
So you know, once your bootloader is unlocked, first thing you will want to do BEFORE anything else, is blow off that security which needed Auth Account to unbrick account (ONLY WORKS FOR PIE, ANDROID 9 MIUI VERSION BEWARE).
All information is here: [GUIDE][INFO][PSA] Redmi Note 8 Pro - Megathread
yossidme said:
And if I want to unlock again in the future, will I again possibly get the "wait and try again next week" message, or does that only happen the first time?
Thanks.
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The waiting time is for one time only (THANKS GOD!).
So if you relock, beside having to get your hands on the unlock tool once again and have added the same infos as for the first time in the phone, you will be able to unlock right away.
That's at least a good news
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Muad.Dib said:
UPDATE:
I finally had the time to test the MIUI-default-apps Magisk module available for download on Telegram group, originally made for MIUI 11.0.1.0, and it works properly on MIUI 11.0.2.0 EEA. Does not require changing Rom.
Hope this helps.
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My friend,
Would you like be so kind and share that magisk module with others or maybe just indicate the spot where I can get it? I would love to try this out. THX
kamyk70 said:
My friend,
Would you like be so kind and share that magisk module with others or maybe just indicate the spot where I can get it? I would love to try this out. THX
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Yes of course.
It is a module you can find on the Telegram group called "Redmi Note 8 Pro | OFFICIAL".
Like me you will have to go in there even if you do not use Telegram.
Once there and you got the /notes it is called the default apps.
I cannot share it myself here because I am not the developer of that module, as you can understand that's against forums policies.
All I can tell you is it works correctly on EEA MIUI 11.0.2.0.
Good luck!
Hope this helps.
Muad.Dib said:
Yes of course.
It is a module you can find on the Telegram group called "Redmi Note 8 Pro | OFFICIAL".
Like me you will have to go in there even if you do not use Telegram.
Once there and you got the /notes it is called the default apps.
I cannot share it myself here because I am not the developer of that module, as you can understand that's against forums policies.
All I can tell you is it works correctly on EEA MIUI 11.0.2.0.
Good luck!
Hope this helps.
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Thanks man, I got it! ?
I have disovered that there are different NGC protocols and that my Redmi Note 8 Pro does not read NFC cards of some protocols. I'm wondering if it might not be a driver issue. where would I look for NFC drivers?
Thanks
Muad.Dib said:
For example are you ready to trade off NFC for native call recording support? That may be a choice you have to make in the end. Again that said, if you root your phone on that new Rom, install NFC drivers manually as root (I see no reasons why that would not be possible after all) you may be able to patch NFC on that other Rom since unlike Indonesians market phone, you do have NFC hardware.
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kamyk70 said:
Thanks man, I got it!
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You are much welcome, glad I could help
Regards
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yossidme said:
I have disovered that there are different NGC protocols and that my Redmi Note 8 Pro does not read NFC cards of some protocols. I'm wondering if it might not be a driver issue. where would I look for NFC drivers?
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Sadly I have no idea. I think you should make a new thread about this to get more visibility and probably more answers from people who actually knows the answer.
Hope this help.
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Muad.Dib said:
UPDATE:
I finally had the time to test the MIUI-default-apps Magisk module available for download on Telegram group, originally made for MIUI 11.0.1.0, and it works properly on MIUI 11.0.2.0 EEA. Does not require changing Rom.
Hope this helps.
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Hi can you share more details???IS IT SAFE?? I want miui message and call apps not Google's one... How can i have them without changing ROM to Indonesian??? Now i have global ROM.
yossidme said:
Did you check if NFC works with Indonesian ROM?
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yup it is working perfectly fine on indonesian rom as i am still using it
Alisoofi said:
Hi can you share more details???IS IT SAFE?? I want miui message and call apps not Google's one... How can i have them without changing ROM to Indonesian??? Now i have global ROM.
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Hey,
Sorry was AFK for a while. In case you still need answer, going to reply just in case.
Well there is not much to add, you simply install the module from within Magisk once it installed, you reboot, and it works out of the box, you go in the settings and you set it as you like.
Good luck!
Do i need to root before installing it ?
Do i need to root before installing it ?
Have a used s9 got off ebay. worked at first but forgot the p/w to my old email. Now im unable to get into the phone. Attempted with latest Odin with a firmware to flash it, would like to acutally use the phone with the current email that its being used. Anyway of getting around this without having to bring it to a store. Really would like to use the phone and possibly put TWRP on it and custom ROM
029482034823048234089 said:
Have a used s9 got off ebay. worked at first but forgot the p/w to my old email. Now im unable to get into the phone. Attempted with latest Odin with a firmware to flash it, would like to acutally use the phone with the current email that its being used. Anyway of getting around this without having to bring it to a store. Really would like to use the phone and possibly put TWRP on it and custom ROM
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Look for some instructions yourself on how to remove the FRP lock for your device.
checked that last night, but.... the d/l i had found said a possible virus or corrupted file.
not the correct area but also have a samsung a03s and needs either a soft or hard reset cuz when it turns on, goes to a blue screen with japanese or chinese letters saying unable to update software
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029482034823048234089 said:
Have a used s9 got off ebay. worked at first but forgot the p/w to my old email. Now im unable to get into the phone. Attempted with latest Odin with a firmware to flash it, would like to acutally use the phone with the current email that its being used. Anyway of getting around this without having to bring it to a store. Really would like to use the phone and possibly put TWRP on it and custom ROM
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Is it still locked or do you need help with it?
mvikrant97 said:
Is it still locked or do you need help with it?
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may try later, been on ps5 all day...
before I can do that is it possible to do that with Debian 12 bookworm via adb connection or have to use Windows 10 or 11. and 1 phone after tryna flash the rom all I have is Chinese and or Japanese lettering on the phone screen when I turn it on. maybe I need to search for a TMobile firmware bc I just switched. Also have an S8 or S9 that can't even use bc the old email address is lost on paper and I can't get past that part. would like to gain access to this phones. I know they arent bricked. any and or all tech Input would be appreciated