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Root K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro with Patched Boot Image (Magisk) [MIUI 12]

Saeed Ashif Ahmed by Saeed Ashif Ahmed
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From this post, you will be able to download the Magisk patched boot image for Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro. If you are stuck on TWRP while flashing a Magisk ZIP package on K20 Pro, getting errors like “unable to mount /system/,” this article is a perfect alternative solution for you.

I often faced errors while flashing a Magisk ZIP package on my Redmi K20 Pro in TWRP recovery. So, what I do is rooting via fastboot, which works perfectly without any issues. So, basically, if you want to get root access using Magisk by patching the boot.img file, you can directly get that from the link given below. I patched the MIUI 12 boot.img file for the Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro users. You can download it on your computer and flash using fastboot commands. A detailed tutorial is also given below if you don’t know how to root using fastboot commands.

Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro
Contents show
1 Download Magisk Patched IMG for Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro
2 Pre-requisites
3 Backup Mi 9T Pro (Warning)
4 How to root K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro using patched BOOT Image
4.1 Tutorial: How to Root K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro with Patched Boot Image
5 What next?

Download Magisk Patched IMG for Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro

Download the magisk_patched.img file for K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro on your computer from the link below. But keep in mind, this patch is created from the latest MIUI 12 ROM. It’s working correctly on MIUI 12 and is not tested on older builds. If you have MIUI 12 on your Mi 9T Pro, you can proceed ahead! We are not sure about the older builds, so be careful.

Magisk Patched IMG for Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro

After downloading, check out the pre-requisites and then the tutorial carefully to root your Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro using fastboot.

NOTE

If you have a newer version of MIUI 12 or even a different ROM, the above-linked file may not work on your phone, and it may cause bootloop. In that case, you need to extract the fresh boot.img file from your current ROM ZIP package. Get the one and come back to this tutorial!

If you don’t know how to get the stock boot.img file, you may follow our detailed guide here:

  • How-to: Patch Stock Boot Image (IMG) using Magisk Manager and root

Pre-requisites

  1. Your Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro / K20 Pro must have an Unlocked Bootloader!
  2. Download the latest version of the Magisk Manager on your phone!
  3. Install MIUI 12 if you are still on the older builds.
  4. Set up ADB Drivers on your computer. (Windows / Mac)
  5. Make sure your phone has at least 80 – 85% charge. If not, please do charge it before starting the experiment.
  6. You need to enable the USB Debugging mode to connect your Android phone to the computer. (Settings > About Phone > Build number > Tap it 7 times to become developer; Settings > Developer Options > USB Debugging).

Backup Mi 9T Pro (Warning)

Before starting the tutorial, we suggest you to backup your essential documents from the device and make a copy of it to your computer. On performing our experiment, your device may get wiped, and you may lose everything from the phone. We don’t want that. In that case, we have a list of applications that may help you in creating backups within the phone. Later on, you can copy the files to the computer for a safer side.

  • Top 10 Best Android backup apps – Secure your Data!

Once you are sure that you are done with the backup stuff, please proceed to the tutorial below on How to Root Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro quickly.

WARNING: All the custom ROMs, Official Firmware, How-to guides, tutorials, roots, hacks, and tricks mentioned on our site belong to the respective developers. We are not responsible if anything goes wrong with your device. Perform it at your own risk.

How to root K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro using patched BOOT Image

We have mentioned the full step-by-step instructions on how to flash the Magisk patched boot image on Mi 9T Pro using fastboot. If you are entirely new to rooting, flashing a Custom ROM or an Official Firmware, please read the entire tutorial once before actually performing it on your device.

Tutorial: How to Root K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro with Patched Boot Image

  1. Install Magisk Manager on your phone using the downloaded APK file in the pre-requisite section.
    Magisk Manager APK
    Magisk Manager Installed
  2. Download magisk_patched.img file on your computer (from the above-given link).
  3. Connect your phone to the computer using a compatible USB cable (preferably, the official one, provided by Xiaomi with the phone box).
  4. Open Command Prompt on the same directory the IMG file is located. Press the SHIFT key and right-click on an empty space. Select “Open PowerShell window here” or “Open command window here” from the pop-up menu.PowerShell Window
  5. On the PowerShell Window, type the following command and HIT enter:
    adb reboot bootloader

    (This will reboot the device into fastboot/bootloader mode.)
    └ If you get a permission pop-up on your device to “Allow USB debugging”, tap OK.
    Mi Fastboot

  6. Once you are in the fastboot mode, type the following command and HIT enter:
    fastboot flash boot [email protected]

    (The command ends with the file name. If you change the file name, type “fastboot flash boot <your-changed-name here.img”)

    Fastboot flash boot img
    *This action is performed on Mac, but it is the same on Windows!
  7. Once the file is flashed, reboot your device! While holding, type the following command and HIT enter to reboot into TWRP recovery.
    fastboot reboot
    Fastboot reboot
    *This action is performed on Mac, but it is the same on Windows!
  8. Your device should reboot to OS now!

So, you are done here! No further steps are required for magisk_patched.img file.

What next?

Now, open the Magisk Manager app. It should show Magisk is installed!

Hurrah! You have got rooted Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro / Mi 9T Pro 🙂 You can now try out some top root based app on your phone. Moreover, you can use Magisk Modules to modify the phone in the way you love. Check out: How to install Magisk Modules!

  • Also check: Top 30 Xposed Modules!

So you are done with this tutorial! You had successfully rooted your Mi 9T Pro with the patched boot image using our guide. If you faced any problem with performing this tutorial, please let us know by dropping a comment below. Our team will reply you back as soon as possible.

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Saeed Ashif Ahmed is the founder of SEOChasing Pvt. Ltd., who has a keen interest in how emerging technology can help the world become a more just, equitable, and kind place. He is a car enthusiast, civil engineer, cricket lover, and forever Navodayan (JNV is love ❤️).

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Comments 27

  1. Markco says:
    3 years ago

    This is for Global Stable MIUI12 ?
    I have tried flash this and stunk on MIUI boot logo

    Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      3 years ago

      Yes, it’s for all MIUI 12 versions (Global, Beta, Chinese, EU)

      Reply
  2. Markco says:
    3 years ago

    I have made a patched boot image by myself using Magisk Manager , and flashed using fastboot method and it’s good to go .
    I think the problem of stunk in MIUI logo is that I have TWRP installed before , after I remove it and using the stock boot method and it’s no problem at all .

    Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      3 years ago

      There are many versions of TWRP that gives this problem.

      I got this problem several time.

      Glad, you got it fixed.

      Reply
  3. Kel says:
    3 years ago

    My phone is stuck at “MIUI” (xiaomi.,eu rom v12.0.2)
    After like 10 minutes it automatically reboots to TWRP

    Any tips?

    Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      3 years ago

      Hi Kel,

      This is a common issue for many Mi 9T Pro users, including me. What you should do is to try a different version of TWRP, instead of the official one.

      Or you need to flash a VBMETA PATCHER file to get rid of bootloop or any similar issues.

      Reply
      • Kel says:
        3 years ago

        Oh thank you, thats actually a great idea

        Reply
        • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
          3 years ago

          You are most welcome ????

          Reply
  4. Lorenzo says:
    3 years ago

    i tried install the vbmeta patcher but i still get stuck on bootloop, could you point me to the correct miui12 rom or twrp version to install to get rid of this?

    Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      3 years ago

      Hi Lorenzo,

      For me, the MIUI 12 EU ROM, and the official TWRP combination works correctly.

      Reply
      • Lorenzo says:
        3 years ago

        in which order should i install twrp, rom, magisk patched boot image, vbmeta patch ?

        Reply
        • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
          3 years ago

          TWRP > vbmeta > ROM > Magisk Patch Boot image

          Reply
  5. Shamil Shareef says:
    3 years ago

    Can i install this image without installing TWRP?

    Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      3 years ago

      Hi Shamil,

      Obviously, you can do that without installing the TWRP.

      Reply
      • Ashwani Thakur says:
        2 years ago

        how . pls let me know

        Reply
        • Ashwani Thakur says:
          2 years ago

          Seed i followed same exact same method on k20 pro but some how my phone got stuck on MIUI logo.

          Reply
          • Kamal says:
            2 years ago

            I did the same and it gives loop also , very unresponsible author

          • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
            2 years ago

            If you have the latest version of MIUI, you need to make your own patch boot image.

            How? I will update it on this page soon.

          • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
            2 years ago

            [UPDATE] Here’s your fix: https://droidfeats.com/patch-stock-boot-image-magisk-root/

            Try getting the new patch boot image as the one I have provided in the guide may not work in the new firmware versions!

  6. Kamal says:
    2 years ago

    this was a piece of shit porting , this loop is a must for ur method u had guided for a catastrophic guidance , I had wasted a lot of time and didn’t got it fixed yet

    Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      2 years ago

      Instead of wasting time, you could make your own patch boot image for the current ROM.

      Reply
    • Saeed Ashif Ahmed says:
      2 years ago

      [UPDATE] Here’s your fix: https://droidfeats.com/patch-stock-boot-image-magisk-root/

      Get a fresh stock boot image from your current firmware and try the tutorial again!

      Reply
  7. Nigol says:
    2 years ago

    I have the Indian version miui_RAPHAELININGlobal_V12.0.4.0.QFKINXM_86ee266dd1_10.0.
    I have installed OrangeFox-R11.0_1-Stable-raphael.
    I extracted the boot.img file from miui_RAPHAELININGlobal_V12.0.4.0.QFKINXM_86ee266dd1_10.0.
    Can i flash boot.img file from adb without risking bootloop on MIUI?
    Thank you

    nigol

    Reply
  8. Migo says:
    2 years ago

    Fxxx, it didn’t work and broken my phone.

    Reply
  9. Migo says:
    2 years ago

    Shit, it didn’t work and broken my phone.

    Reply
  10. DJ says:
    9 months ago

    Can you please explain why did you use boot.img? Because magisk github installation instructions say if no ramdisk, patch recovery.img instead of boot.img.

    Reply
  11. DJ says:
    9 months ago

    Great guide. thanks!

    Reply

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