Bonjour @bibi, réponse tardive, je sais pas si je peux t’aider mais sans plus de précision pas évident de t’aider.
Un chose me vient en tête qui m’avait bloqué aussi, il faut au redémarrage passer directement sur le TRWP sinon il est effacé.
REMEMBER: is important that from fastboot you directly go in TWRP mode or the TWRP will be overwritten.
Bonjour @itsclarence, as-tu possibilité de réaliser une version plus récente (V0.22), je suis trop novice pour me lancer dedans et tu es le seul à gérer le MI9T Pro. J’imagine que cela doit te prendre beaucoup de temps, si non, tu peux m’orienter sur des tutoriels que j’essaie ?
Cordialement.
Hello @itsclarence, have you can make a more recent version (V0.22), I’m too novice to start in and you are the only one to manage the MI9T Pro. I imagine it must take you a lot of time, if not, you can drive me on tutorials that I’m trying?
Cordially.
Hello everyone.
I am delighted to finally find a ROM to release my Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro smartphone. However, I have a little problem LOL!
So :
adb sideload e-0.14-q-20201224-UNOFFICIAL-raphael.zipBUT
ERROR 
Updater process ended with error: 7
This package required firmware from an Android 10 based MIUI build. Please upgrade firmware and retry!
I have read some feedbacks about this, including this one :
What I have already tried :
Nothing happens, I still have the same error 7 for Android 10. Any idea?
Thanks for the help
UPDATE: I can’t even answer in public or PM because I’m a newbie on this forum. If a moderator can unblock me… The concern for me, aside from not being able to free my phone, is that I need it by tonight. Currently, I’m at someone’s house to have their Internet connection but as of tomorrow morning, I’m going back home with no connection except via the phone, and it’s not working anymore.
So I’m thinking of trying to reinstall the default system, see if the Android version is 10 or 11 and, if the former, try again or, if the latter, wait for it to settle down and release it later.
By the way, how do I reinstall the default OS version?
Thanks for the help.
I have:
New error:
ERROR: This package required firmware from an Android 10 based MIUI build. Please upgrade firmware and retry!
And I’m on Android 11 in fact.
Also, I have a red line at the top of the screen:
E: Unable to decrypt FBE device
So what can I do? Reinstall the native OS and do not upgrade Android to stay on its 10th version (I don’t know how to do this)
> UPDATE: I can’t even answer in public or PM because I’m a newbie on this forum. If a moderator can unblock me… The concern for me, aside from not being able to free my phone, is that I need it by tonight. Currently, I’m at someone’s house to have their Internet connection but as of tomorrow morning, I’m going back home with no connection except via the phone, and it’s not working anymore.
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> So I’m thinking of trying to reinstall the default system, see if the Android version is 10 or 11 and, if the former, try again or, if the latter, wait for it to settle down and release it later.
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> By the way, how do I reinstall the default OS version?
Xiaomi phones do not require a tool to unlock, it happens directly from the OS itself.
I downloaded the latest available package miui_RAPHAELEEAGlobal_V12.5.1.0.RFKEUXM_dd92b7128a_11.0.zip for my phone version and imported it via TWRP. The installation went well. MIUI launches, asks me to restore the device, and then Google goes to work. And when I get to the last screen, I do Done, the screen turns white and then comes back to this last screen, I’m stuck in a kind of loop and I don’t know how to get out of it.
And no, it’s not the fact of answering to other subjects, it’s really a limitation of the CMS managing the forum, the error message is quite explicit.
Voilà.
In my experience the Error 7 is often caused due to “breaking” some anti-rollback “rules”. That is you are trying to “force” a downgrade.
So you have 2 choices if your device is on Android 11; wait for an /e/, R, 11 to come along or downgrade your device in the best way you can find. Xiaomi may not easily provide a ROM which will Downgrade your device, but with searching you may find a way. When I last said this could be difficult with a XIaomi on > 12.5.0 the guy found a solution within 24 hours. (I will add the link if/when I find it ! ).
The ROMs weighing 2G are “upgrade” ROMs, In this case you will probably need to use a bigger say 4G ROM.
Generally I would use the same tool you used to unlock the device.
I also had a problem replying; there may be some other issue than you being “new” ! and perhaps you should avoid alternating between two threads – idk.
My mistake, avoid version 3.4 that was buggy, better 3.3 or 3.6
Back to the situation.
I couldn’t answer yesterday, I was blocked by the forum CMS because, as a newbie, I had reached the maximum number of public and private messages possible. I had to wait for 20 hours…
@aibd Xiaomi phones do not require a tool to unlock, it happens directly from the OS itself.
I downloaded the latest available package miui_RAPHAELEEAGlobal_V12.5.1.0.RFKEUXM_dd92b7128a_11.0.zip for my phone version and imported it via TWRP. The installation went well. MIUI launches, asks me to restore the device, and then Google goes to work. And when I get to the last screen, I do Done, the screen turns white and then comes back to this last screen, I’m stuck in a kind of loop and I don’t know how to get out of it.
And no, it’s not the fact of answering to other subjects, it’s really a limitation of the CMS managing the forum, the error message is quite explicit.
@piero OK, I’ll try with the twrp-3.3.1-32-raphael-raphaelin-mauronofrio.img version found via [TWRP][3.4.0-10][raphael]Off/Unoff TWRP for Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro/Redmi K20 Pro (Stable) | XDA Forums
For information yesterday, I managed to install the normal MIUI 12.5.1.0 RFKEUXM version.
Here is the method:
adb push miui_RAPHAELEEAGlobal_V12.5.1.0.RFKEUXM_dd92b7128a_11.0.zip /sdcard to add the ZIP file to the sdcard folder on your phone and then I went through the TWRP installation.Next step on my side, now that I’ve got my MIUI session clean:
That’s all folks, thanks for the help.
Hi there.
This little thing seems to be a pain in the ass to achieve. I’m talking about saving via TWRP.
Every time, I get the same error (which seems to be classic and common to many):
Backup start: backup folder: /data/media/0/TWRP/BACKUPS/b5baf749/2022-05-01-12-29-01
Can not create "/data/media/0/TWRP’ folder (required key not available).
Failed to make backup folder.
What I did to try something else:
I don’t have an SD card slot. Is there any other way to make a backup of the current system before attempting a new migration to Murena?
Kind regards 
A look back at the situation 
I tried to make a TWRP backup but I still had this error:
Can not create "/data/media/0/TWRP' folder (required key not available).
A possibility found in a tutorial was via TWRP to :
I restart the laptop and I arrive on the MIUI installation screen… So the switch to EXT2 then EXT4 corrupted the data partition, I did a classic format. The rage 
I go back to flash the image then I reinstall the backup which is almost 3GB. And on reboot, I still have the MIUI installation screen… So the backup is corrupted. I’m in front of a formatted phone once again when I try to make a backup instead… 
It doesn’t matter, I only lost a few hours during which I had managed my applications (personal and professional profiles), there are more dramatic things in life. I’m struggling to find a Wi-Fi, I ask my neighbour to let me access his hotspot to activate my device.
And then my friend, @marmotte32 the one who had already helped me in the past and who had unfortunately shown me this tutorial for changing the type of partition, sends me another tutorial for making a backup. Except I have nothing left to save. And in another message, he tells me:
So you can start downgrading to MIUI 12.0, right?
Why not 
Since I’ve already formatted the phone, all I have to do is test the downgrade. This is the method I used. Because yes, I did it! 
And the downgrade works!
Android 10 freshly installed, I go back to my neighbour to get his hotspot. I activate my device, it’s 10pm. And I say to myself, I might as well give it a try.
I follow the tutorial https://doc.e.foundation/devices/davinci/install that I’m starting to know by heart:
A few minutes later, the Grail is there: the device reboots and I discover with wonder a new wallpaper. I managed to install /e on my Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro. I can enjoy my free phone
Well done to all those who make it possible to free our phones 
If you want to free your Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, remember 3 things:
This is possible from the MIUI settings directly by having the developer option. We play with the system by following the video https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=5LIQHUYjFeQ and it works.
So you have to go for it and have previously backed up everything that can be (files, passwords, 2FA via Aegis, open source, which allows an import and export for example…)
Download the fastboot file https://xiaomifirmwareupdater.com/miui/raphael/ corresponding to the version of your MIUI system previously installed (for my part, French version Mi 9T Pro EEA indicated by the reference MIUI V12.5.1.0.RFKEUXM) and follow this tutorial https://gist.github.com/j-jith/0c4950e8020d9bed0c3104608b07a49d
And that’s it!
To add to this for future troubleshootings, when I was doing this installation, I prepared for the worst case scenario where I had to do everything again. In case anything went wrong, i would have used a little program specifically for Xiaomi devices that allows you to flash stock roms and other adb/fastboot tasks. I think it just downloads the official ROM from an official archive and does the flashing for you. I did not have to use this, but I can imagine that this might make the process of recovery a bit easier. It is quite similar to what Parhit did in the end, just with a user interface.
I also used this in the past to remove bloatware through adb before I installed /e/os
Hello.
I wanted to tell you about two bugs I am currently experiencing with this unofficial ROM.
I tried to update them, to have them on the personal or professional profile (via Insular), nothing happens.
Hi
I have at my disposal my fixed computer with a 2TB disk and I was wondering if I could compile an update of /e/os for the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro.
Namely that the current version of /e is beyond version 1 when you are still stuck, due to the lack of unofficial ROM, at version 0.17… In other words, far behind!
I found this tutorial to compile How to Build the /e/ ROM? but I guess I need some elements to compile. Where do I find them? Could someone please PM me if this is too sensitive? @piero ?
Thanks
Hello.
Really no one can tell me how to build an updated version of /e /os on Mi 9T Pro? This model has no official ROM, and the latest one (0.17) is full of bugs (apps impossible to use, MMS not received, desktop issues…).
It’s really useful and relevant to see about making an update. How to do it? @piero @fabien.l14 Thank you.
I have not yet starting to attempt to build,
Last month, I have bought an old powerfull machine for that but it is not yet complete (i still need memory and graphic card)
Have a look to @petefoth 's how to
Details of the unofficial LOS 18 build can be found on XDA Forums
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/rom-unofficial-11-0-raphael-lineageos-18-1.4176901/
Usually you can find the device and kernel trees in the ROM developer’s github account, but for this ROM it is available as a zip file, as are required firmware and vendor blobs. This guy doesn’lt seem to do things the ‘normal’ way, as his instructions talk about flashing firmware and vendor blobs separately from the ROM. So you may have to do some more digging to build a flashable /e/OS ROM
Have fun, and good luck
