Just press and hold volume up + power for 20-30 seconds. It will boot into recovery regardless of what the screen shows. Another possibility is you have faulty buttons which happened to me last few months where my power button is held down all the time (the button was not pressed in. I could still hear the clicky sound and feel the satisfying click.)
I have forgotten to mention that i managed to get into recovery once today and flash other ROM by using command fastboot boot recovery.img, but after that it bricked completely. I can hold the button even for couple of minutes, and it just keeps rebooting. Today morning it was the same, except twrp window was popping up and rebooting again. I also tried flashing diffrent recoveries, which didn't change much.
I have forgotten to mention that i managed to get into recovery once today and flash other ROM by using command fastboot boot recovery.img, but after that it bricked completely. I can hold the button even for couple of minutes, and it just keeps rebooting. Today morning it was the same, except twrp window was popping up and rebooting again. I also tried flashing diffrent recoveries, which didn't change much.
Just press and hold volume up + power for 20-30 seconds. It will boot into recovery regardless of what the screen shows. Another possibility is you have faulty buttons which happened to me last few months where my power button is held down all the time (the button was not pressed in. I could still hear the clicky sound and feel the satisfying click.)
Yeah, but i got into recovery once trough fastboot, and before changing the software i had excessive battery drainage. Flashing new rom trough MI Flash was successful, so even tho volume button was broken it shoudn't keep rebooting every 3 seconds and shoudn't reboot trough launching TWRP (it doesn't reboot in fastboot). Also everything was working fine till phone got some stress (pokemon go playing)
P.S the reason why i changed the software were constant resets - after one night my phone just died (battery went below 1% and it shut itself down), also i coudn't charge it above 94% - green light kept flashing on and off. After i changed the rom it kept working for a day, then it bricked (twice). So maybe it's just the battery?
P.S P.S i managed to get into recovery by taking battery out and connecting cable, but i can't get it into sideload mode (it crashes) and says that i have 102MB internal storage
My Mi3 is detected as QHSUSB_BULK. But I can't go to fastboot mode. I tried pressing Vol+ and Power but it just keeps being detected and lots of disks pop up asking to be formatted.
My Mi3 is detected as QHSUSB_BULK. But I can't go to fastboot mode. I tried pressing Vol+ and Power but it just keeps being detected and lots of disks pop up asking to be formatted.
Search with Google for QHSUB.
You need that generic drivers and flash Rom with MiFlash.
I'm sure that on Miui official forum there's the answer, cause it happens to me, maybe not on Mi3 sub-forum, but for other device.
Search with Google for QHSUB.
You need that generic drivers and flash Rom with MiFlash.
I'm sure that on Miui official forum there's the answer, cause it happens to me, maybe not on Mi3 sub-forum, but for other device.
My MI3 was finally recognized by MiFlash after repetitively uninstalling and changing adb drivers while pressing vol+ and pwr buttons for more than 5 hours. I can't determine the exact solution though.
What you will need:
1. USB cable is of decent quality (not the one on which the connection is lost at the slightest movement)
2. Windows
3. The device defined somehow Device Manager
4. The latest version of MiFlash
5. MIUI firmware developer for fastboot here
6. Adb and fastboot installer here
Theory:
If the primary boot loader (placed directly on the SoC - unkilled) can't pass control to the secondary and applied loader, the interface starts to restoration device: 9006 or 9008 mode. They differ in that the 9006 mode if the device gets lost only access to the application Loader (what we call the fastboot). It all sections of the devices are mounted in the OS and we can edit files on them or record RAW data.
In 9008 mode, you can get into if partition and entire chain bootloader (secondary and applied loader) is dead. From it anything useful we can not do: just go back to the 9006 mode (in fact in this case, have access to a low-level operations, but to describe them does not make sense). For this purpose, the device is sent to the programmer (MPRG8974.mbn) flash secondary loader (8974_msimage.mbn), after which the smartphone reboot in 9006 mode.
Hello everybody!
I am trying to bring back to life my phone Xiaomi Mi3.
It goes into boot-loop.
I tried to flash it, but it does not help.
When I flash it by giving command $fastboot ... flash modem+modem1 (or "system+system1", or "boot+boot1"), I am getting an error "Partition table does not exist".
When I edit commands, specifying just "modem", or "system", then I have successful flash, but phone is still not operable.
c:\cancro_global_images_KXDMIBH34.0_4.4_in\images>fastboot flash system system.img
target reported max download size of 805306368 bytes
erasing 'system'...
OKAY [ -0.000s]
sending 'system' (594097 KB)...
OKAY [ 19.603s]
writing 'system'...
OKAY [ 14.597s]
finished. total time: 34.227s
Is there any backup partition table, which is corrupt there?
If someone had similar symptoms, and was able to recover the phone, please help me.
P.S. Also, adb utility does not show any output.