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[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] jmikepr:
So safetynet is working on the .EU ROM without Magisk now?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
So far , so good on my side!

But i need to go test 5g somewhere

4g+ is working fine from my house

If 5g Works like before I'll be happy

we only need band n78 here for it
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] linnil:
congrats, mind posting a step by step instruction on how to do it? There are so many information flying around and many seem to have seen issues.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pafc66:
Are you from australia?

Google pay working?

If you could provide a short guide how you did it that would be great. I'm on the 12.5 china rom atm
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
I didn't do anything additional than what it says to do

Plug in usb cable, unlock went successfully and I was pretty sure it wouldn't because I toggled the oem unlock switch in dev options a few times during the week trying to force an ota upgrade

Then I was left with a Chinese phone unlocked but fully data wiped
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] avetny:
Yes he will
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xreactx:
I'm not sure. I just flashed xiaomi.eu ROM 12.5.2 successfully.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] avetny:
Wow from Global ?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] kyleongwl:
they had 12.5 release
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] YoSoyCarlosG:
{Mod edit: Quoted post has been deleted}

Hi. Tried to contact but says I can only write to mutual contacts at the moment. Do you mind if I add you as a contact on Telegram? :)
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xreactx:
@xreactx
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] boober78:
I flashed yesterday. I am on a stable 12.5. everything works flawlessly, but I observed one thing. It's the super wallpaper transition from lockscreen to home on the snowypeak. It's looses frames and there is a glitch
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Matzinger87:
Great, congrats! Which firmware did you have before flashing xiaomi.eu?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Outlaw199:
Android Auto working? I was going to stay on the CN version and just make due, but that might have convinced me. I'm in north america and this is my first Xiaomi - am I going to have problems running the .EU Rom here?

Thanks
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pafc66:
How did you go from china rom to eu 12.5 without bricking it?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] boober78:
12.0.13

By the book. I was updated to 12.0.13, unlocked bootloader with miunlock, then I unpacked the 12.5 EU stable and opened batch file. No issues whatsoever.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
That's exactly all I did too....

Don't know how everyone is managing to brick these devices yet....
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] s3axel:
and thats exactly what I did before it was bricked ! This bricking issue (or at least its massive appearance with the Mi11U) is something to do with the device partitions or structure that leads to the failure - not something (in most cases) that has to do with user errors !
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
I haven't flashed a phone since the Samsung note 5 and have no experience on Xiaomi before, ever

Still the unlock and Flash went smooth for some reason

I don't understand why it works for about half the people and not everyone

Hopefully we will get a TWRP solution to get updates without much risk soon!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pafc66:
I guess coming from higher base versions ?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
That's a good guess but we don't know yet.....

There is an anti rollback trigger in Xiaomi phones to prevent downgrade exploits I have read
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pafc66:
Has anyone here managed to flash the latest EU weekly rom from 12.5 ch rom?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Ojwm:
It's interesting. In Xiaomi ADB Fastboot Tools, I noticed a checkbox to disable anti-rollback protection (and it seems to allow the flashing of ROMs).

Any brave person tried that, or want to? :)
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Parkourhaderatt:
If you flash an official rom do you get OTA updates or you need to update via flashing over again and again?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
unbrick solution :
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] spline1:
Anti Rollback Solution
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Will be interesting to see when this gets tested more often

A lot of people are scared to flash because they don't want to use a third party unbrick service

i am almost tempted to brick my device just to see if this works but I just updated to the latest EU 12.5.3 and everything is working fine

The only way to brick your device now maybe to relock the bootloader with incorrect firmware lol
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
No, but I just flashed eu 12.5.3 and it seems perfect

Was on EU 12.5.2 and cn 12.0.13
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pafc66:
Nice mate.

Any chance you can give us a short step by step how you did it? Cheers!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Just unlock first with mi unlock tool

Downloaded the EU 12.5.2

Extract the files to a laptop and install from there

Did the same thing today with EU 12.5.3

There is a YouTube video now that can unbrick if anything goes wrong
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] boober78:
I think there is an issue when trying from 12.10

So you upgraded from Stable to weekly? Worth it? Any noticeable differences?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] spline1:
The other solution is "set active slot"

Primo di flashing.

[GUIDE][venus|star|mars] How to install Xiaomi.eu ROM for Xiaomi MI11 / Pro / Ultra

What do you think about this recovery method?

xiaomi.eu
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
The EU 12.5.3 is now considered stable

(The change log is massive)

There is various iterations of 12.6+ in weekly but I am happy to just flash stables
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
I'll keep that in mind! 😅
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] boober78:
There is no windows batch file in the latest version, just linux and macos. Can I use the batch file from 12.5.2 Stable?

Edit/ Nevermind. It showed up few seconds later :)

****. Either i missed something or flashing weekly 12.6 over stable 12.5.3 required data format. Phone went straight to MIUI Recovery and didn't want to boot unless I cleared the data. Now I'm waiting for it to boot (MIUI logo)
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] OxyCode:
I have the Chinese phone, unlocked, flashed global 12.0, rooted, then flashed Chinese 12.0 back on, updated to 12.5 ota, rooted again.

Just used MiUnlock from the xiaomi site, and miflash to flash the roms fast boot method. No bootloops no bricks
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] spline1:
confused

from CN to Global to CN to EU?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
What did you use to get root access?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
This is how you know you been a bad boy :
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] spline1:
will we have problems in the future with this?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Jhonxs:
As far as I know that tests for the GLOBAL version . Since this is china version this is different
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
It tests if you device is authentic or fake
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] OxyCode:
Just copy the boot.img file from the fastboot installation folder, copy it to your phone, use the magisk app to patch the file, then get the file back on computer, and run "fastboot flash boot_ab ./magisk-patched-boot.img" and that's it. Got it from the mi 11 forums.

Although to add to those guides, use the safetynet-fix 1.1.1 to pass safety net
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] OxyCode:
Just stayed on Chinese since it actually has more features than global (that I use) (I live in China tho so YMMV).
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[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
No, don't worry.

They're just letting me know that the firmware doesn't match the unit, they would have no idea if I flashed it or I bought it already flashed

I'm sure they're aware that millions of their phones leave China every year through all the various resale channels and they can see where they end up via IMEI numbers and ip addresses etc
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] spline1:
she could block Google services. Without these slave chains we are incapable. A Mi11 Ultra costs 1500 $ in Switzerland, China 1060 $

Xiaomi not are interested for this
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Relax, they won't....

If they do anything they will follow Huawei and stop giving out bootloader unlock codes

Then you will only get the software your "allowed" to get via ota

They already stated that the removal of gms framework will not apply to the top end models but maybe to cheaper devices after 12.5 rollout
[P3400 General] robin_harrish:
i can't sent more than one file of any type through beam

please somebody help

i m using HTC P3400i
[P3400 General] ramersonw:
try Resco File explorer. It allows you to send multiple files.
[P3400 General] robin_harrish:
dude unable to find resco file explorer for free

is it available for free
[P3400 General] mailforkrishna:
whats about Total commander

its absolutely free

give a try
[Huawei P40 Pro Questions & Answers] Rippieus:
I have a P40 Pro that is currently running EMUI 11 ELS-NO4 11.0.0.130 (C792E3R3P3) that got there by utilizing Googlefier. The Play Store stopped working at the same time Huawei's Firmware Finder stopped supplying firmware leaving me stuck on the current firmware with a basically non-functioning P40 Pro. I have tried all the routes to downgrade (as far as i know) to no avail.

I just come across one of my original phone backs that up I created when I first purchased the phone thinking I could recover my phone by utilizing that backup. I am on a MAC with HiSuite, plugged it in and fired it up but Hisuite does not recognize the backup.

So, the question is... how the heck do I get that backup file to work? I don't see any kind of particular identifier to tell me what version/firmware it is.
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Kleinkelk:
Please how do I force 4g or Lte Only in P30 pro, emui 11.
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Barnabus_six9:
Hi,

Do exactly as described:

Download Settings Database Editor from playstore and open it

Look for hw_networkmode_preference and edit the stock value "9,6,2,1" to "11"

Restart the device

Open Settings Database Editor

Click on + Add new setting at the top

Type "hw_add_4g_only" (without " ") and press save changes

Type in your country code, example "502" Malaysia or "262" Germany. Press save changes

Type "hw_add_4g_only" (without " ") and press save changes (YES, REPEAT STEP 6)

Type in your country code, example "502" Malaysia or "262" for Germany and press save changes (YES, REPEAT STEP 7)

Restart the device and VOILA!

Now you have access to ALL network modes. Select "LTE" or "4G" for 4G only functionality.

Ex.: 234 (Three UK code)
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Kleinkelk:
I tried but it didn't work. Did yours work. Can you send a picture of your network modes after it worked
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Barnabus_six9:
It must working. Mine working PERFECTLY and Yes my phone working an emui11.What is your country code?
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] Kleinkelk:
Okay. I did it another way and it worked.

Do exactly as described:

Download Settings Database Editor from playstore and open it

Look for hw_networkmode_preference and edit the stock value "9,6,2,1" to "11"

Restart the device

That's all.
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] BugSlayer-sama:
This does not work, mine says "Your system software has rejected the edit"
[Huawei P30 Pro Questions & Answers] le bad:
I have the same problem please help us
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
All has been confirmed to work. Your bootloader is now unlockable. Have fun!
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] vehare1129:
Hello

Thanks for the info

Someone already tried it, did it work?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Yes. According to the person who sent me these instructions: It does unlock the bootloader, which allows you to flash Magisk, TWRP, and ROMs. I haven't tried it myself, and this method has only recently become public due to my post - meaning that we need to wait for a brave soul to risk their Realme 7 for further development. Let's hope somebody tries this out soon. I'd be absolutely ecstatic if we could get one or two more people to confirm that it works.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] vehare1129:
Got it, thanks again to you and "Albatron34000" for the method

Hope there will be brave souls to test this method

It's just ridiculous that version 2155 still won't let you unlock the bootloader

All that remains is to wait...
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Make sure you give full credit to Albatron34000. All I did was write the guide. But: Yeah. It seems we'll just have to wait for now. If we can get confirmation from one or two people that it really does work: I'll remove a good amount of the warnings, and make the final version of this guide.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] EssauRojas:
So, does this method work?

Has anyone tried it yet?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] albatron34000:
tryed by many and it work. any problem just ask.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] vehare1129:
Question:

I need exactly the version from this post "RealmeUI Version RMX2151PU_11.A.87"?

Or can I download the version from https://www.realme.com/ph/support/software-update ?

View attachment 5294155
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
No, this is the OTA file. You need the full stock ROM, which is around 8 GB. Give me some more time, and I will bundle all these files together for an easier process. Also: The guide is not 100% complete. I'd say it's about 90% done. By the end of today or tomorrow, the guide should be fully done.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] vehare1129:
Ah, I got it.

Thanks for your work!
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
No problem! Make sure to thank @albatron34000 , too.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
The guide should now be complete, and is awaiting testing. All I ask for now (although it may be a bit pushy) is that somebody tries this method - understanding that they may brick their phone in the process. Any volunteers will be very greatly appreciated.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] EssauRojas:
I have no problem trying but, does anyone have a guide to unbrick the RMX2155? (Just in case)
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Should be the same way you flashed it, but just with RMX2155 firmware. Only problem is finding it. I remember someone sent me a link for it. I'll send it to you in a second. Just let me find it.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
It's a sketchy site, but these are usually the only places you'll find firmware files for these kinds of phones, unfortunately. https://easy-firmware.com/index.php?a=downloads&b=folder&id=70767
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SwizzRM7:
Tested this today, and every step worked until i reached step 10. I installed the apk and it just refuses to work. Once i hit "Start Applying" and agreed to the content it fails after clicking on "Submit application" Saying it 'failed to submit application, This model does not support in-depth test'
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Hey. Thanks a lot for testing this! Can you try and change your region to "India", please?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SwizzRM7:
Okay sure, i will try that.

Edit: Sadly that didn't work either. Same results.

Thank you anyways for taking the time of making this guide, if there's any other solutions i could try, please let me know.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Hold on. Watching someone else unlock the Indian variant. It seems they are using the a.43 stock ROM. I'm going to upload a deep-test apk that should be compatible. If that doesn't work: We'll have to try a different ROM. The one I had you flash was a.87 - which might have fixed the vulnerability, if that's how people are getting around to unlocking their bootloaders. I'll reply to you again once I upload it.

EDIT: Nevermind. I can just attach it here!

EDIT #2: AH. Did you turn on "OEM Unlocking" in the developer options?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SubwayChamp:
It is a RMX2151.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
If you followed this guide, you absolutely shouldn't have. This method is strictly for the RMX2155, as stated in the title. If you flashed the ROM provided, you should try and flash a different one immediately. The one uploaded has been modified so that it may work for the RMX2155. Try one from here:

Oppo Stock ROM

Find Oppo and Realme Stock ROM (Firmware) for various Oppo/Realme Devices. All the Oppo/Realme Firmwares listed are available for free.

oppostockrom.com
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SubwayChamp:
I unlocked my device using just the apk, I didn't use this guide but probably BlissOS did break my WiFi, from there flashed LegionOS, and I couldn't boot to OS anymore.

Then I tried 3 ozip updates, no luck and finally tried your ROM. I can't go manually to fastboot, in case you know some trick, the normal vol up + PWR button doesn't work. I will try from the link and update, thanks.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Your best bet is to flash a stock ROM, and then go from there. Sounds like it needs a total reset, unfortunately.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I stuck in #17

I've got some number and letters in left pane and not ok in right

Help me please
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
#17? Also, what numbers are they?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
X4BQ6T....

Here #17

https://xdaforums.com/t/changing-a-...dated-instructions-now-working-again.4143415/
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Did you make sure to follow each and every step exactly as described? No shortcuts?

If so, then try (all with admin privileges) uninstalling LibUSB drivers, reinstalling them, and then re-running brom.bat. Remember, do that all with admin privileges. Let me know if it works.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
Protection disabled

Press any key to continue

But #17 is failed and dialed number show nothing
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Are you sure your model is an exact Realme 7 RMX2155? It can't be any other model. If it is, can you think of any step where something felt a bit off?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
Yes, it's said on back side on the film
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I've install python from official site.

Also *#9394# give me three red failed and key green

authtokendecrypt not working stamp invalid
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I chose region Vietnam after flashing. Is this mistake?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Try changing it back to what it was beforehand. That might be it. Also, do you have a SIM card (with an operating number) in the device? That may be necessary.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I try with sim, still not working. It show s/n and nothing else
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I've managed some how. connection to another pc and revoke permission helped, i think

Ok start blinking and everything is ok
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I've messed up with backup and restore. Now it's bootlooping. I have realme ui recovery

What should I do?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Just reflash the stock ROM. That's pretty much the only thing you can do once it starts boot-looping.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
Where I can grub one?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
Just re-flash the one provided. That should work.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I grubbed from tutorial

I re-flash, it reboot two times and get in recovery mode
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SubwayChamp:
It happened the same with my device, I restored a backup through TWRP hoping that fixes my Wi-Fi issues and from there the device refused to boot to Android, a backup supposedly never should brick it, I re-flashed the stock ROM, various versions a lot of times with no avail.

I firstly used the Download option with no success to boot, and then I tried the Firmware upgrade option but with the ROM provided here to unlock the RMX2155 (my model is RMX2151) and probably my device was re-locked and the ADB got unauthorized, device got bricked (as of now) SP Flash tool can't flash completely all the partitions needed to be un-bricked.

Said this, probably the option for you is using the Firmware upgrade through SP Flash tool but with the proper ROM for your device.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] oderkuu:
I believed that during restore, backup some system file was deleted and that's why with successful re-flashing I can't boot into system only in recovery. May be I wrong
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
You shouldn't ever use the firmware upgrade option. There are only very specific instances where it'll work. The ROM uploaded has been modified to work with the RMX2155 - meaning that it probably will not work with any other model. Unless otherwise is stated, you should only ever use "Download". As I stated multiple times in the guide: The method and its associated files are only to be used for the RMX2155.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SubwayChamp:
I tried at all, formatting through fastboot, flashing multiple custom ROMs, it could be some special protection that triggered that. Device booted either sometimes to fastboot or recovery but after that nothing.

I know, I read your thread, when tried Firmware Upgrade option the flashing process was not allowed, then the partitions remained untouched, (my error was probably using your firmware and not mine) only that for some reason device got locked again, and in this mode device doesn't accept flashing without disabling the four files no matter which firmware variant I'm using. I used the Firmware upgrade in the past in other MTK devices and also in my last Redmi Note 9, if the option Flash all Except Bootloader is ticked no problem at all. The option Format All is more critic, can be used though but dumping first, specially the critical partitions device specific.

My suspect is that SP Flash tool can't flash the reserved partitions needed to can recover from a brick state. Also, the OFP seems not to include many partitions like FRP, persist just to mention two of them. The Realme Flash tool could do it, but it throws errors and only can be used in fastboot mode, probably this device isn't in the compatible list though.

I should need to open a thread to approach more insights on that, not sure if it helps, other than you and developers didn't see knowledgeable members that can help.

From what I investigate SP Flash tool can flash in two modes, the UFS is done in the normal download mode and the EMMC mode that should be done test pointing the device, this would require to open the back cover and short-circuiting the proper pinpoints, t could be the same to send it to a repair shop and in my country there’s not much available from what I know.

My last hope would be that someone can back up the partitions not available in the OFP ROM extracted, using DD method, or ReadBack method through SP Flash tool and flash it back to my device.
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] OrthodoxOxygen:
You should be able to recover your phone, though. MTK devices are great because of that. Once you have your bootloader unlocked, I'm pretty sure any protection on your device is completely voided. What firmware version were you on before trying to flash your phone?
[Realme 7 Guides, News, & Discussion] SubwayChamp:
I always thought that, I soft-bricked in the past but always I recovered it.

Not sure if device was relocked, in the first bricked stage I could enter to recovery (stock or TWRP) or fastboot but actually device refuse to enter to any mode than download mode, it allows flashing some partitions unchecking the 4 same as your guide even flashing the firmware for the RMX2151.