yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] FoneWatcher:
That was it exactly.

I talked to them and they escalated me to the "product safet6y team" and I'm waiting to hear back from them to see if they will replace it.

I was heartbroken when it lost wireless charging because I really wanted to keep this phone as long as possible and hated that something was broken. It's almost perfect in every way (and no notch or punch-hole.)

I also had the Soli unit go bad and they replaced my phone early on under warranty. I think LG did a great on these as the ODM, but it looks like their component sources were the problems.

Thanks again for the excellent help.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] joekitch:
So I was having the same problem. I had to pop the back off my phone. You can see where the wireless charging pad has a spot where it contacts two pins on the phone side. I bent those two small pins slightly upward and put the back back on. YouTube how to get the back off I only used a small pry tool and my fingernail to bend the pins. You don't need to unhook the back. You can do everything with it connected.

Go slow be careful Good luck
[General Topics] randyb100:
I bought an S59 Pro from Amazon (cheaper on AliExpress, especially over the holiday sale, but faster shipping) and there's absolutely no information about it online besides some minor comments on the DOOGEE community forum. There are a few about the S88 and S96 Pro on here, though. I have had a CAT S42 before and the S59 is way faster and has less bloatware. It's also half the price. The S59 is about $150 if you order from China, while the S42 is currently about $300 and was over $400 new.

So why not make new threads for them? They're all new phones and have an active following, although a probably mostly Chinese one.

As for my phone, it's a "rugged phone" and is supposed to be waterproof to 15 feet and shock/dust proof. It has a 10500 mAh battery so I can leave it on for about 2 days before having to charge it. It also has a quad camera. The rest of the specs are:

Operating system: Android 10.0 (Q)

Display size: 5.7 inches

Resolution: 1520x720

RAM: 4Gb

Storage (ROM): 128GB

Cameras: 16Mp

CPU: Mediatek Helio P35

Battery: 10050mAh

I've had no issues using it in the USA, either. I use Cricket right now but it has LTE bands for most carriers. I haven't had any dropped calls or anything yet.

I'm asking just in case there's a rom community that will come up. I would like to find a way to root it but haven't tried just flashing magisk or anything yet. I haven't even booted to the bootloader yet. I would like to see if Lineage will ever get ported. The current rom is fine and doesn't have much bloat. Most of what's installed are just extra tools, like a compass, sound meter, and protractor. There's also an app to clean up drive space and uninstall unwanted apps.
[General Topics] orb3000:
Welcome to XDA!

I see your account is from 2016 but today your 1st post!

Please see this thread

https://xdaforums.com/t/new-device-forum-requests.1660354/page-1199#post-84853999
[General Topics] randyb100:
Yeah, I lurk hard.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
Hello, I recently flashed my Chinese Mi 11 Ultra with Xiaomi.eu ROM and I would like to help others if you are new to flashing / working with fastboot stuff / dont know anything about ROMs and drivers. I can help you in my free time to unlock the phone (ofcourse you have to wait 7 days) and flash xiaomi.eu ROM after bootloader unlock. I owned xiaomi phones back from 2014 and I have some experience flashing and rooting phones. I will help you remotely through TeamViewer with no cost( *only in my free time* ) to help the community. For security purposes, i will be connecting through a completely empty laptop without any files in it.

NOTE: I am not the Xiaomi Authorized EDL guy. Just a Mi 11/ Mi 11 Ultra community member.

Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] tupac19861013:
Hi @saisannihith ,

This made my day and I'm totally happy to be in a community still supporting each others. Sadly first two attempts I tried to get some help, they ignored and finally when I saw your post, it gave me some hope.

Sadly I'm new to Xiaomi world and recently I purchased my first ever device. So now the problem is since it's not release in my country I've gotten myself into this pickle of China ROM Mi 11 Ultra.

I have PM'd you as well (Contacting Method) and it would be greatly appreciated if you could help me out as well to get this device installed with EU Rom. Thank you so much in advance.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] boober78:
I can also help. I am based in EU, so bear in mind my timezone.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Deleted member 11140537:
First time going from CN to EU

Update EU Roms

source: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads...iaomi-eu-rom-for-xiaomi-mi11-pro-ultra.59486/
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] sabrewulf:
I will flash my mi 11 pro next sunday (after unlock bootloader)

It doesn't look so hard, but i'm a little scared to do that, i don't want to brick my phone.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
No problem. If anything just message me on this website.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] speedtripler:
Have you got a 100%. Success rate so far? :)
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] sabrewulf:
Thanks, i will prepare the firmware.

Maybe i will call you for a little check for look if all is ok (for info i'm French)

I can unlock my bootloader sunday 8:00 PM.

I don't understand why so much people brick their phone.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
i only helped one more guy and thats a success so yes its a 100% success rate lol
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] JazonX:
View attachment 5305429

This wait is killing me! LOL
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
happens
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] somethingorange:
Hey if you are free can you help me out? My bootloader is unlocked. Currently using a CN phone with Global ROM.

I just have bad memories installing custom roms from my p10 days

EDIT: Nevermind I did it myself, it was super easy and WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] gubik7:
hi,

..about not to brick the phone..

my mi 11 ultra is from vodafone uk, so far latest software is 12.0.2.0 global stable (RKAEUVF)

and i would like to relock bootloader after flash latest stable EU version 12.5.3.0

would you advise is this safe, hence i wont brick my phone by relocking after flash?

any hint will do, thanks.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] mstrflsh:
You cannot relock the bootloader if you switch.

If you go from Global to China, China to Global or Global to EU, you can't relock after any scenio.

The only time you can relock is if you reflashed the ORIGINAL global rom after getting bored of an EU or China variation.

If you installed the Xiaomi.eu rom you'd have Google Pay, Banking Apps, 12.5.7 and more so it would make sense to do this rather than stick with Vodafone Global and just not relock as it makes no difference to your usage.

P.s. Fastboot install of 12.5.4 of the Xiaom.eu rom is easiest for beginners.

You can use TWRP to update to 12.5.7 afterwards and not lose any data.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] sabrewulf:
In reality, i just follow the tutorial step by step (here or on xiaomi.eu) and everything works fine.

But yeah don't relock the bootloader.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
I would like to ask, last Sunday I started the countdown to unlock the bootloader,last night though I was olaying with the theme app of my global unit while all of a sudden phone rebooted and went to bootloop so I had to recall the stock recovery to wipe all data and do a factory reset, will this now affect the countdown and the unlocking process?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
If you are logging in back to Mi account yes it will reset
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
Well the phone has been reset so yes I logged back in. Or do you mean in the Miflash tool?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
MiFlash tool says if you re login on phone it will still reset the counter. try connecting your phone and check
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] matek1212:
I will flash my mi 11 ultra next friday (today get the phone) and I am not sure how should looks steps to install eu stable rom.

I am on CN ROM. I know I need fastboot twrp. And then what? Should I wipe something or I just can install eu stable ROM?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
better to install a fastboot rom first and then > install twrp > then install rom updates through twrp
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
There were issues with slots using fastboot, mine included, but by installing twrp, you can allow it to sort your slots out and have a no worries flash from stock to EU.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] gubik7:
thank you,

so.. simply after flash of 12.5.7 would i still be able to use google pay without any problems (this is my concern actually) as i care to have gpay,

others advise to have in mind that unlocking bootloader does trip gpay..
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
From my experience I used Gpay even on my unlocked and rooted one plus 3 with AOSP custom Android 10 rom. I can't say the same for Xiaomi.eu rom but I believe you can for sure
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
Iam using Gpay and it works fine.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Just make sure you change your wallet to HCE from sim. See screenshot
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] gubik7:
I'll quote my friend from work - "wow" you really making my day, thank you very much so,

got to check now my unlocking status, although will follow up your tip and start with 12.5.4

version.

P.S

this voda rom version is very confusing (12.0.2.0 RKAEUVF) weather or not is a global / eu one..

non the less thanks!

(79 hrs left to unlock)
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Blubber120:
Got that VF version, too. Wouldn't be any problem, if they weren't so slow with updates. I will flash to .eu on wednesday. Hope it will work without any problems.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
I am waiting for the countdown and finally unlock the phone, honestly I find very strange that developer options disappear after a while and I need to reactivate them, even without rebooting the phone.will this affect my countdown?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
No, it's based on your mi account being active. Just don't remove your sim.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
Well I already had a bootlooo while playing with themes on stock rom and I had to wipe my data, this made restart the countdown,I hooe I'll be able to do it this time around, Cheers
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] gubik7:
Update!

Xiaomi is just - as they claim - about release MIUI 13 (by the end of june) among the phone models there is our lovely Mi11 Ultra, it makes me wonder how is this got to do with the software versions of them, as our VF (vodafone) ending ones are not even close to the 12.5 and what is more dull is the fact we can't find a proper support or link to seek for it,

or simple road map to be sure, that we finally will get it to.. the only solution seems to be bootloader unlock,

which causing some problems at some point, and lots of soft-bricks issues..

this is not the support i was expecting after (in pounds) £1300 purchase!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] ichibanhebi1:
I purchased my mi 11 ultra with the MIUI EU version 12.5.7 Stable ROM flashed for me before they sent it. Will this automatically apply future updates by Xiaomi live or will I have to manually download and then apply those updates?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
It is not quite automatic, you're need twrp when the stable moves to it from fastboot ROMs.

You will then be able to use the updater app or via the settings, device and the number 12.

But it will just reboot to TWRP recovery, once installed, then just select install, select the update, swipe right. Once done, select wipe dalvik and cache, again swipe right, then select reboot system. First boot after update can take ages but as long as see miui, just wait
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
any other rom other than stock requires twrp to flash updates unless developers figure out how to decode the stock recovery encryption
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] ichibanhebi1:
Ok so i just need to install TWRP (I can look up those instructions). Then I need to verify that I am always using the correct update as well. is 12.5.7 the latest EU build?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
yes
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] ichibanhebi1:
Does anyone have screen shots by chance? Now that I think if it TWRP in probably installed already if they updated to the EU Stable build. Right? What If I don't want to wipe dalvik and cache? That will wipe all my data right? I'd just want to upgrade to the next Stable version w/o clearing my phone and running android from scratch. Sorry I flashes a phone a few times like 10 years ago. Haha..
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
No need to wipe any cache. Only install the update through twrp and restart.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Dalvik and cache does not wipe anything affecting personal information. Only a format data does. It is recommended to wipe dalvik and cache after any update when using TWRP. On fastboot ROMs, it is done in the script, in twrp you do it manually. You will be presented with the option at the end of the flash.

If you don't, some updated items may not work or at worse, you may find it return to twrp. Wiping dalvik really is harmless to your own data.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] gubik7:
hi,

after a whole day of "fight" i have managed to install global 12.5.3 on my mi 11 ultra, it was a nightmare, as my computer for some reason did not well at the final stage of flash (super) and finally after my wife's work comeback

and her laptop little help (did not spare mi the fight either) with one of many attempts and constant internet browse, the phone lit up itself showing 12.5 boot screen.

apologies for such long intro..

my question is, from this stage - is it easier to flash latest like 12.5.7 version and enjoy of google pay working stage.

please?

regards

zib
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] ichibanhebi1:
Thanks! I will do that. So what is the difference between the weekly and stable? Who is making those updates/changes? And If I currently have Stable, do I need to do anything different to update to a weekly? Or do it do it the same way with TWRP or will I need to format?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
Moving from stable to weekly you must format your data I'm afraid
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
yes wiping data is necessary. Better use stable unless you like testing roms. Otherwise for a daily driver i go with stable.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
The EU Devs apply an EU ROM template to the Chinese stock ROM. So the weekly is a templated Wednesday night beta ROM, so all recent changes during the week are in this release. The stable ROM is again the Chinese stock stable released ROM withe the EU template. The changes from stock Chinese are the latest and best hand picked system aps updated when the stock versions are.

Each model of Xiaomi phone with Snapdragon chipsets are covered for as long as the Chinese support them with updates. It's a big job but great for us.

As each branch of ROM ( EU, stock EEA, Global and Chinese) have different branches of each back in the development stages and their public releases. Each branch may have a different partition layout. So if you move from one branch to another, you must format data after flash or it may not boot until you do. But this is why the format data is so important. Once done, each update just needs a dalvik and cache clean as residual cache may not match updated apps. This why the option is presented to you after a twrp flash.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] ichibanhebi1:
Wow that's for the in depth explanation. I completely understand now.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
but you don't need to wipe dalvik and cache if you update via OTA on official updates (maybe because they do this process automatically)
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Parkourhaderatt:
After i flash Xiaomi EU would i get OTA's or will i have to fladh every update through twrp?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Yes, it does as part of its script as you thought
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Yes you will get ota updates. However as you have twrp, it will just ask for your screen lock pin or password when it reboots to twrp and then continue on its own using an inbuilt script.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Einheit-101:
I just ordered a 11 ultra from tradingShenzen with unlocked xiaomi.eu ROM. They say it i passes SafetyNet and has widevine L1. Is that true? Netflix, Disney+ and banking apps working? Does the default kernel hide bootloader unlock status?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
The EU ROM does.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Einheit-101:
Nice, but how? Its bootloader is unlocked, which should be enough to break many apps. I guess time will tell...
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Afg Playa:
@saisannihith thank you for your help! My device is working great!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] astaroth:
Hi,

I have a Mi 11 Ultra 512Gb from China, the store were i ordered the Phone unlocked the Bootloader and installed for me the Global Rom. After few days of usage i get the OTA Update for 12.5.2 but i was not happy with the network speed because ca was not working. Because of that i tried to install the Global eea 12.5.3 Rom with the XiaoMiTool V2. It does not work and since that i see all the Time the Fastboot Screen and the Phone will not Boot. Also i tried to install the eu Rom with Adb Command and with MiFlash Tool the original Global Rom. Nothing will work and the Phone is all the Time in the Fastboot Modus.

Can someone help me to flash the Phone?

Thanks and greets
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Download the EU Stable ROM from the Xiaomi EU forum and Install twrp using fastboot, boot to twrp, flash the stable ROM, format data, reboot to system.

Once you have A ROM working you can move on. Don't use miflash for this, use the command prompt and adb fastboot commands.

If you want to go back to stock, you can from there but at least you will have a working phone.

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-12-0-12-1-12-2-12-5-stable-release.56191/ will get you all the instructions and download.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] astaroth:
Hi,

Thanks for your help.

I tried to instal twrp with fastboot, but i get all the time an error. There stands: Writing recovery FAILED (remote: '(recovery_a) No such partition')

I have no Idea what to do.

thanks
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] BodgeKunt:
I can't unlock my UK version bootloader anybody know what this message is saying please

Thank you
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Unlock with the proper tool. Go here for unlock and Xiaomi unlock tool and instructions. https://en.miui.com/unlock/

You must get your phone and account joined, then unlock. When you start, it will make you wait 1 week, 168 hours. When you come back after time, do the process again and it will unlock and format your data, so have a back up ready or twrp and ROM to install at the same time to save formatting again when flashing the first ROM.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pl1992aw:
Read here to unlock bootloader with pictures and photos:

https://xdaforums.com/t/4288121/

There's also notes what you need to take care of to unlock bootloader.

The Clean Flash custom ROMs section is for Poco X3 Pro.

For Mi 11 Ultra to flash custom ROMs, ignore step 8, 9 and 12. Don't blindly follow it. Use the files in Mi 11 Ultra XDA forum.

I don't take any blame if you done something wrong on your own. I don't have Mi 11 Ultra, so can't tell if it's the same steps, unless someone donate me Mi 11 Ultra :p
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
Did you do the oneclick inject inside TWRP?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] astaroth:
No, it is not possible to instal TWRP.

I get an error. I think i must find someone who has an EDL certificate.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pl1992aw:
If you have fastboot, there's still hope.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] astaroth:
Fastboot is still there. I flashed without any errors with the miflash Tool the Phone and after it was finished, the phone robooted to the fastboot Mode again.

I am searching for someone with the EDL authorisation. Hope that helps
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] pl1992aw:
Before you flash with Mi-Flash, first do this command:

fastboot oem device-info

Post a screenshot what's it showing, so people can see some info needed.

Then do the following command:

fastboot reboot bootloader

After the phone restart to fastboot mode with above command,

Then flash the ROM again with Mi-Flash without lock.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] paradox8t:
Hi guys, would need some help if anyone is available. I was trying to flash my Xiaomi 11 Pro but is now stuck on TWRP boot screen. I can't figure out how to copy the rom into the phone to flash.

Appreciate if anyone can help!
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Sathelp:
Connect it back to a pc and copy it over or if you have an otg usb stick, copy it to it and connect your phone and twrp will see it ( you may need to mount it in twrp).
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] paradox8t:
Ok after my batt was drained, now it reboots in Fastboot mode. My pc was able to detect it as Android device, but I am unable to copy any files. Anyone able to guide me please?
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] xNAPx:
I don't get how you can mess up like this. Did you make sure the rom you downloaded is for your device? And the twrp version?

Boot into fastboot

Run the command "fastboot devices"

Boot from fastboot into twrp recovery with the command "fastboot boot twrp.img"

Unlock the screen, to give twrp access to your storage

Change language

Format yor data with the "yes" option

Now reboot your phone again into recovery

Now Windows should detect yor device and copy data in
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Onepiecefanaticlover:
Do you think you can help me flash Xiaomi.eu on my device? I am afraid of doing it myself because I am new to these things. My decide is a Xiaomi mi 9T pro running on Android 11.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
sure. process should be same.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Onepiecefanaticlover:
Do you have any kind of communication except this forum? So we can talk better.
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] saisannihith:
Sure message me on xda with telegram/Whatsapp/discord details
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] Onepiecefanaticlover:
sent you my discord on a message, add me when you can. ^^
[Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra] jim262:
People often try to flash a rom before bootloader is unlock, although an error should appear not allowing them to continue. The other way many "brick" their device is becoming impatient and disconnecting the USB cable during the flashing process. Lastly, people with stolen devices which have been factory reset either by a someone selling a stolen device second hand or by Find My Device. and they attempt to flash a new rom.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Burt Squirtz:
The thread title says it all. This is driving me absolutely insane. On reboot, probably about 70% to 80% of the time, OnePlus launcher gets magically put on default status over Nova on reboot. The same problem would occasionally happen on my 8 Pro as well, but it happens more frequently on my 9 Pro.

Of course I have set Nova as default launcher under the settings menu. This simply does not stick on reboot the majority of the time for some reason. I've tried everything, even moving Nova APK to system app folder. OnePlus launcher sucks so bad. I even tried freezing the OnePlus launcher, but it screwed up my gesture navigation, so I unfroze it.

I'm not sure what's causing this bug, but if anyone knows how to fix it would do cartwheels of joy.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] GreaterLesser:
Unfortunately I've had this same issue since my OnePlus 5T. It's likely an Oxygen OS thing cause I never had this issue when I used a custom ROM on my 5T or 6T. I haven't been able to find a fix for this on Oxygen OS though
[OnePlus 9 Pro] zoman7663:
I've have this occasionally, not often though. I usually set OnePlus launcher as default, then go back into settings and change it back to Nova. Holds for me through many reboots or sometimes if I flash something in Magisk.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] kkjb:
I have no fix, but it happens on Pixel 4a android 11 roms too. Not on my Pixel 3, or 3a. Weird.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] terlynn4:
I've had this issue 3 or 4 times so far. The frustrating part is after it forgets default launcher I can't get it to stick again. When I go to default apps and select Nova, it just goes back to None & home takes me to OnePlus launcher. I always manage to fix it but never in a consistent way.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] gitzz:
After setting nova launcher as default, also turn off battery optimization for nova launcher. This is my 3rd OP phone, and i didn't face this issue as you guys