Custom Recoveries for Whyred

Introduction
Using A Custom Recovery, you can flash ROMs and make backups of your Existing ROMs, Kernels Etc. For Our Device, We Have 5 Custom Recoveries as of Now, Namely Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP), Orangefox Recovery (OF), Pitch Black Recovery (PBRP) and Sky Hawk Recovery Project (SHRP Recovery) and Batik Recovery

Instructions for TWRP and Batik
The Recovery will be in .img format, flash the recovery in recovery partition of your device and reboot

Instructions for Other Recoveries
-- The Recovery will be in .zip format, flash the recovery in your existing one and it will reboot automatically into your new recovery

Credits -
@Shekhawat2 for Unofficial OrangeFox Recovery (with Fixed stuff broken in original)
SHRP Team, TWRP Team, Batik Team
@SebaUbuntu and @Srfarias for LOS Recovery

Kernels For Whyred

Introduction
-- Kernel is an important part of An Operating System, it is like a bridge between the hardware and software where kernel interacts with the hardware whenever user adds an input in the software. In the case of Android, Kernel Manages CPU, Memory Optimization and many more things! We have listed a few custom kernels down below, you can download them and flash them and if you face any issues, report/ask in their respective support group or contact the Maintainer directly!

Instructions
-- Download the Kernel
-- If kernel is in img format, flash it in boot partition
-- If Kernel is in Zip Format, then Flash the zip directly and it will install automatically

Notes
-- Every Kernel Won't boot on Every OS, make sure to take a backup of existing kernel (boot.img) before you flash a new Kernel. Incase something goes wrong or the OS Won't boot, then go back to recovery and restore the backup!
-- Some ROMs are EAS And Some Are HMP, make sure to check before you flash!

Custom Kernels

• List Of Kernels
• AGNi Kernel
• Deagle Kernel
• Extended Kernel
• Extended Kernel (4.19)
• Garuda Kernel
• Minimal Kernel
• Moonlight Kernel
• Mystic Kernel
• Mystic Kernel (4.19)
• Nexus Kernel
• Panda Kernel
• Panda Kernel (4.19)
• Rad Kernel
• Serum Kernel
• SiLonT Kernel
• KCUF Kernel

How to Unlock Bootloader on Xiaomi Devices

Introduction
-- Bootloader is like the BIOS of a phone, it checks if software is functioning properly or not before it boots into the software! Unlocking your bootloader let's you flash Custom ROMs, Debloat System apps, Root Your Device and much more! Today We're Going to show how to unlock your bootloader!

Few Things before We Get Started
-- Unlocking your Device will wipe all the data in it! Make Sure to take a backup of all your data!
-- Install ADB Drivers Before you begin unlocking
-- Unlocking bootloader in Xiaomi Devices is a different procedure than Other OEMs
-- People Say Unlocking Bootloader Voids your warranty, but in case of Xiaomi Devices, It Doesn't!
Here's an XDA Thread saying the same - Click Here

Note
-- If Mi Unlock Tool Doesn't Detect your device, use the USB Fix We have given below, run as Administrator and restart your PC/Laptop!

Debloat MIUI And Increase Battery Life

Introduction
-- MIUI 12 (Global & Indian Version) comes with a lot of bloatware and these apps constantly annoy you with their notifications! They also drain a lot of battery life and also take up a lot of storage space! Some pre-installed apps can be uninstalled, but some can't be uninstalled! System apps like Mi Music, Mi Video Etc can't be uninstalled, but thankfully we have a method to remove these apps! We've made a guide!

Pre-requisites
-- A PC/Laptop
-- USB Cable
-- ADB Drivers
-- Szaki Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tool
-- Java/OpenJDK
-- Your Device (duh)

Notes
-- Works On MIUI Ports as well

MIUI Launcher • For POCO Devices

Requirements
-- MIUI 12 or above
-- Magisk Must Be Installed.

Instructions
-- Download the zip and flash in magisk manager.

Credits @Badmarine

Join Our Channel @modulesrepo

Note: If this doesn't work then try latest from here @sipolloMOD

How to Get Stock MIUI OTA Update for Devices With Unlocked Bootloader

Requirements -
-- You should be running stock (duhhh)

Instructions -
-- Flash Magisk Uninstaller (If Rooted)
-- Flash Stock Recovery from Custom Recovery (You should find this in your Stock ROM zip)
-- Reboot Device
-- Extract boot.img file from recovery rom zip. (Recovery rom's version should be same as the version of the rom you using before doing OTA)
-- Now flash that boot.img file from pc using fastboot
-- Go to bootloader and connect your device
-- Now, flash that boot.img using this command

"fastboot flash boot boot.img"

-- Reboot device.
-- Update using Updater app

Notes
-- This Does NOT work on Ported MIUI ROMs like MIUI ROG, MIUI Hellas etc. This only Works on Stock!
-- The boot.img and recovery.img given below is for Gram (Poco M2 Pro). Though guide remains same for all devices!
DO NOT FLASH THE BOOT IMAGE AND RECOVERY IN ANY OTHER DEVICE. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE WHATSOEVER!

Why Do we Avoid Flash Tool?

Poco M2 Pro Stock Recovery

Poco M2 Pro MIUI 12.0.3 boot.img

Custom Recoveries for Miatoll

Introduction
-- Using A Custom Recovery, you can flash ROMs and make backups of your Existing ROMs, Kernels Etc. For Our Device, We Have 4 Custom Recoveries as of Now, Namely Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP), Orangefox Recovery (OF), Pitch Black Recovery (PBRP) and Lineage OS Recovery (LOS Recovery)

Instructions for TWRP and LOS Recovery
-- If you're flashing for the first time, Use the following command on your PC

fastboot flash recovery [Name of your recovery]

-- If on Phone, flash the recovery in recovery partition of your device and reboot

Instructions for OF and PBRP
-- The Recovery will be in .zip format, flash the recovery in your existing one and it will reboot automatically into your new recovery

-- If On PC, Follow These steps

Note
-- We've provided link for POCO M2 Pro for PBRP, but it doesn't matter if you flash the same in other Miatoll devices since they're same, we've verified MD5.
-- Orange Fox stable R.11 version recommended.