Any ROM won't boot - Redmi Note 9 Pro (International Model) General and

Hello,
I've got a Joyeuse and I am stuck at flashing any kind of ROM. I'm on MIUI 12.0.1.0.QJZEUXM (global) and have tried the following steps:
* fastboot flash recovery TWRP
* boot into TWRP
* format all partitions
* adb push Havoc-OS-v4.6-20210619-joyeuse-Official.zip (or other ROMs like DerpFest-11-Official-Beta-miatoll-20210628-1634.zip, etc.)
* reboot system
After that the phone always and over and over again shows the title screen from Xiaomi and then reboots and does that again.
I also tried flashing fw_joyeuse_miui_JOYEUSEEEAGlobal_V12.0.1.0.RJZEUXM_7e06178ca4_11.0.zip or fw_curtana_miui_CURTANAEEAGlobal_V12.0.2.0.RJWEUXM_3c6c129fe8_11.0.zip but same happens. No difference.
Also tried with 4.14.237-Yuki-Kernel-Redmi-Note-9s-Pro-AOSP-R-2021-06-17.zip but no help.
Also flashed stock MIUI back and tried TWRP without wiping any partition.
Is there anything I have to do before flashing a custom ROM and booting to it?

After flashing the ROM did you format the data?

try another recovery, use orangefox 11 stable
if you moving from MIUI:
you should format data then reboot recovery
flash any joyeuse or miatoll rom. don't flash curtana only rom. it will hard brick your device (since you are at joyeuse forum, i guest you have joyeuse, not curtana)

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Mi Max(hydrogen) bootloop after TWRP flashing

Hi there.
I'm using Global Developer ROM(MIUI9, 8.4.19).
And I'm trying to flash TWRP and install Custom ROM.
I asked Xiaomi for unlock my bootloader, and after 72 hours I could unlock my phone.
After that, I flashed TWRP 3.2.1-4.
Method to flash :
1. Boot into fastboot mode(vol down + power)
2. On windows command prompt, type "fastboot flash recovery twrp.img", "fastboot reboot"
but I can't boot normally, only can boot fastboot & TWRP recovery.
I tried several methods.
1. Try LazyFlasher - bootloop, nothing was changed.
2. Try to flash another ROM(8.1 OmniROM) and gapps(OpenGapps, ARM64 pico) - same bootloop, with Omni bootlogo.
3. Try to flash OmniROM and LazyFlasher - same bootloop.
I can revoke my phone by Fastboot ROM and have no problem without trivial permission reset, but I can't use TWRP still.
Any methods to flash TWRP without bootloop?
flashing twrp doesnt cause bootloop. you went wrong somewhere. did you format system partition before flashing new rom?
yusoffb01 said:
flashing twrp doesnt cause bootloop. you went wrong somewhere. did you format system partition before flashing new rom?
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Of course.
On the other hand, definitely, just flashing TWRP causes bootloop. I assume that stock beta rom might cause bootloop by incompatibility of TWRP, but I can't return to stock stable rom because I can't use TWRP recovery so I would lose all of my data.
try using stable rom. when i bought this phone2 years ago, i could flash twrp and root miui just fine

Stuck in fastboot after MIUI 11

After flashing MIUI 11 beta I decided to go back to crDroid. Restored backup via twrp but it wouldn't boot, just booted into recovery, but twrp wouldn't decrypt data. I've seen this before and solved it by adb sideload crdroid rom (maybe because it includes vendor?). I tried this and now it just boots straight into fastboot. I tried fastboot boot twrp.img and that says "failed to load/authenticate boot image". What should I do?
Edit: After using miflash I can get back to stock, and then use fastboot to flash twrp. Twrp still doesn't ask for password to decrypt data. Every time I try to adb sideload crdroid.zip i end up stuck with fastboot again and have to miflash!?
Full wipe in TWRP and format data partition
reboot in recovery
flash crdroid and flash magisk
flash vmbeta after rom
I tried full wipes including data and flashing crdroid. I've also tried flashing vbmeta at multiple points.
Even after flashing back to stock miui with miflash android wouldn't boot, instead it just loaded miassistant (miui recovery). I'd have to flash twrp again, try flashing a new system and it would always reboot to fastboot.
The only solution has been to flash back to miui 11 beta (android 10) which boots fine. I'm still not sure whats going on but I'm ok with miui for now.
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briandarrel said:
I tried full wipes including data and flashing crdroid. I've also tried flashing vbmeta at multiple points.
Even after flashing back to stock miui with miflash android wouldn't boot, instead it just loaded miassistant (miui recovery). I'd have to flash twrp again, try flashing a new system and it would always reboot to fastboot.
The only solution has been to flash back to miui 11 beta (android 10) which boots fine. I'm still not sure whats going on but I'm ok with miui for now.
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Solution mil kya bhai

Bootloop after flashing GSI

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Code:
fastboot flash system (name of rom).img
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After trying to install a custom ROM (PixelExperience for OnePlus 7T [hotdogb]) via fastboot, the installation flashing ended with errors with "no such partition" for odm, product and system I tried everything to get out of the fastboot screen loop. After finding a bat file with IMG files which got me on the Android 11 Beta 1. build (still no WiFi)
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U need to flash stock recovery (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img) as twrp prevents fastbootD entry. Then type fastboot reboot fastboot to enter fastbootD. Then flash your rom. Personally, I just flash roms via Chinese twrp or 3.5.10 twrp
HueyT said:
U need to flash stock recovery (fastboot flash recovery recovery.img) as twrp prevents fastbootD entry. Then type fastboot reboot fastboot to enter fastbootD. Then flash your rom. Personally, I just flash roms via Chinese twrp or 3.5.10 twrp
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that was my process for the first try - entered fastbootD for the flashing process which ended with the mentioned partition error and the fastboot loop. I realised that TWRP version I got from TOOL ALL IN ONE wasn't going to work as it couldn't access data no matter what.
No twrp can decrypt oos or a11 custom roms data. Chinese twrp can access data only on a10 custom roms if u remove screen lock before booting into twrp for backup
What do you reckon I try this time then?
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What do you reckon I try this time then?
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