[GUIDE] Install GSI on Xiaomi Mi 10

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Basecatcherz

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This is how it works for me.
If someone knows a better way let me know.

What you need
  • Xiaomi Mi 10 (UMI) with unlocked bootloader and latest Xiaomi.eu ROM installed
  • A/B GSI
  • PC with ADB & Fastboot installed
  • USB Cable
  • Mi 10 stock recovery installed or img for installation
  • TWRP.img for Mi 10 (If you want to install anything else like Magisk or something)

Boot to fastboot
(Skip this part if you're using stock recovery)
  1. Power off your phone
  2. Hold Volume down + Power until you see fastboot screen
  3. Flash stock recovery found in latest firmware
    Code:
    fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Boot to recovery
  1. Power off your phone
  2. Hold Volume up + Power until you see recovery screen
  3. Wipe data
  4. Select option Connect with MiAssistant
  5. Reboot into fastbootd (Fastboot User Space)
    Code:
    adb reboot fastboot
  6. Erase system partition
    Code:
    fastboot erase system
  7. Flash your GSI
    Code:
    fastboot flash system system.img

If you're done here and doesn't want to install anything else
  1. Just reboot and enjoy!
    Code:
    fastboot reboot

If you want to install anything else
  1. Reboot to fastboot
    Code:
    fastboot reboot bootloader
  2. Boot TWRP
    Code:
    fastboot boot TWRP.img
  3. Use MTP to transfer your zip files to internal storage
  4. Install them
  5. Reboot
  6. Enjoy!


Working Images (Need to be A/B)
  • Quack Phh-Treble
  • AOSP Q Mod //CAOS
  • Maybe any image with phhusson treble_experimentations included
    At this time (Patch v222) there are some issues (Nothing compared to MIUI's bugs :p)
    • Audio issues (Most of them can be fixed by disabling audio effetcs in phh's Settings)
    • BT audio doesn't work
    • Fingerprint doesn't work
    • 90 Hz Display doesn't work (Limited to 60 Hz)
  • Tell me if you found any other working GSI (Please provide forum link)
 
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henkka22

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I think it'll be the same. As long as you can go to fastbootd with this guide it should be fine.
I can confirm that this tutorial works for cmi too. Phhs treble is running but same bugs. Andy yans lineage didn't work :( If you want this tutorial could be copied to mi 10 pro forums too since there is no roms for it
 

Basecatcherz

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I can confirm that this tutorial works for cmi too. Phhs treble is running but same bugs. Andy yans lineage didn't work :( If you want this tutorial could be copied to mi 10 pro forums too since there is no roms for it
There is something weird here...
I tried some other GSI and ended up soft bricked. Flashed latest stock (boots up) and then flashed CAOS GSI again.
It goes to boot splash and restarts all the time.

Are you on xiaomi.eu?
 

henkka22

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Apr 25, 2017
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Iisalmi
There is something weird here...
I tried some other GSI and ended up soft bricked. Flashed latest stock (boots up) and then flashed CAOS GSI again.
It goes to boot splash and restarts all the time.

Are you on xiaomi.eu?
I flashed latest stable xiaomi.eu (was on weekly) and then flashed phhs treble. Can't flash over weekly android 11. Didn't try caos
 

xda-jimjongs

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On ubuntu I used them, too. In the windows package there are no drivers included.
I tried many drivers flying around in the www...
I used Windows originally, you'll have to manually install the Xiaomi drivers from Xiaomi cn website through computer mangement, on this link: https://www.xiaomi.cn/post/18464849. Since these are not signed, you will have to disable signature enforcement on Windows 10! Here is an article on doing that, method 1 works: https://windowsloop.com/disable-driver-signature-enforcement-on-windows/.

Or you can try Mi Flash Tool and look for the install driver option, I haven't tried that method. Let us know how it goes :).
 

Basecatcherz

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Jul 19, 2014
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I used Windows originally, you'll have to manually install the Xiaomi drivers from Xiaomi cn website through computer mangement, on this link: https://www.xiaomi.cn/post/18464849. Since these are not signed, you will have to disable signature enforcement on Windows 10! Here is an article on doing that, method 1 works: https://windowsloop.com/disable-driver-signature-enforcement-on-windows/.

Or you can try Mi Flash Tool and look for the install driver option, I haven't tried that method. Let us know how it goes :).
I will try that. Maybe tomorrow :confused:
Unsigned drivers are not the way I like...