Trapped in TWRP recovery phase
Trapped in TWRP recovery phase
You faced issues during installation of a global ROM for your Redmi Note 7 Pro. Initially it worked, but after first boot it displayed the logo and then entered TwRP recovery. The internal storage showed random folders without clear organization. You mentioned missing a backup before installing the ROM on TwRP. After formatting and reinstalling the ROM, it successfully loaded into TwRP. There seems to be a solution—backup the device before modifying storage or performing recovery steps. Let me know if you need further guidance.
For those such as myself who didn’t even know what twrp was: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_Win...ry_Project
I believe the gadget is a violet. I attempted to flash a lavender ROM but it didn't install properly. The device label indicates it's violet. The ROMs I've tried so far are miui_LAVENDERGlobal_V11.0.6.0.PFGMIXM_48d41b4dee_9.0, miui_VIOLET_V11.0.1.0.QFHCNXM_d16fb03b84_10.0, miui_VIOLETINGlobal_V11.0.5.0.PFHINXM_04632f47d3_9.0, and miui_VIOLETINGlobal_V11.0.9.0.PFHINXM_29e11cc884_9.0.
Are you attempting to install an OEM ROM? You likely don't need TWRP unless you're updating a custom ROM or rooting your device. If that's the case, consider downloading a ROM from this link. It's possible you're using an incomplete update when flashing. https://c.mi.com/us/miuidownload/detail?guide=2 You can use the MiFlash Tool as recommended there or perform a data wipe, then proceed with flashing in Fast-boot mode via the included command. Ensure you're using the right ROM for your device.
It's unusual to encounter a post like this after facing similar problems. I was trying to upgrade my lineage Os version, but ran into difficulties and had to begin from the beginning. I'm using an older model (S4). Additionally, I got stuck in a bootloop with twrp, discovering that my SU binary was outdated since CF no longer supported it. I had to switch to a different root program for the update. Eventually, I used Magisk – you can find instructions here: https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-install-magisk/. Download the zip onto another computer and set your phone to download mode, then use ADB sideload to transfer it. Once Magisk is installed, boot into recovery and flash the file to get root access. After that, try installing the custom ROM again; hopefully you'll see that satisfying smile I did. Hope this helps. I also ran the ADB commands through a Windows command prompt because the Linux terminal caused issues.