2.9 KiB
Running Linux on the Xiaomi Pad 5
Preparing your device →
Prerequisites
Notes:
Warning
if you delete any partitions via diskpart later on or now windows will send a ufs command that gets misinterpreted which erase all your ufs All your data will be erased! Backup now if needed.
These commands have been tested.
Ignore
udevadmwarningsDo not run the same command twice
DO NOT REBOOT YOUR TABLET if you think you made a mistake, ask for help in the Telegram chat
Do not run all commands at once, execute them in order!
Flash vbmeta_disabled.img via fastboot
fastboot flash vbmeta_ab <путь/к/vbmeta_disabled.img>
Boot Orange Fox recovery through PC
fastboot boot <recovery.img>
Start ADB shell
adb shell
Unmount all partitions
twrp unmount /data
Resize partition table
sgdisk --resize-table 64 /dev/block/sda
Run parted partition editor
parted /dev/block/sda
List partitions with print and remember userdata number
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31 10.9GB 126GB 126GB userdata
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In this cae userdata has number 31
Remove userdata with rm <номер>
If userdata has number 31, command looks like
rm 31
Create userdata partition
- Calculate userdata size using equation: X = 10.9 + [userdata size in GB]
- Run command
mkpart userdata ext4 10.9GB XGB(replace X with calculated vaule)
If userdata size is 16 GB, then X = 10.9 + 16 = 26.9
So command ismkpart userdata ext4 10.9GB 26.9GB
Create efi partition (for future use)
mkpart esp fat32 XGB YGB
Replace X with value calculated in prevous paragraph
Replace Y with X+1
If userdata size is 16 GB, then command ismkpart esp fat32 26.9GB 27.9GB
Create partition for linux
- for 128 GB model:
mkpart linux ext4 YGB 126GB - for 256 GB model:
mkpart linux ext4 YGB 254GB
Replace Y with X+1
If userdata size is 16 GB, then command is
mkpart linux ext4 27.9GB 126GBfor 128 GB model
mkpart linux ext4 27.9GB 254GBfor 256 GB model
Check if Android still starts
just restart the tablet, and see if Android still works If isn't boot or looping or animation, use MIUI recovery or other recoveries for wiping data.