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--- doc:appunti:hardware:xiaomi_mi_a1 [2019/11/09 14:48] – [Upgrading the Operating System] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:xiaomi_mi_a1 [2019/11/09 15:38] – [Recovery Mode] niccolo
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 When an app requires root privileges, the Magisk management app will show a pop-up on the phone, allowing to grant or deny the permission, so be sure that the phone is not in screen-locked mode.
 ===== Recovery Mode =====
+Android devices have a feature called **Android Recovery Mode**, which allows users to fix some problems. Technically, Recovery Mode refers to a special bootable partition, which contains a recovery application installed in it. The Xiaomi Mi A1 **does not actually have a recovery partition**, the recovery program is installed into the **boot A** and **boot B** partitions instead. You can use the Recovery from official **stock ROM**, or you can install a **custom recovery**, as the famous (and very rich in features) TWRP Recovery.
+To enter the Recover mode you can follow one of this ways:
   * **Power Off** the phone.
   * Press **VolumeUp + Power**, wait about 3 seconds for the Mi logo screen.
-  * Wait for the Broken Droid logo with the **No command** message
+If you have installed the TWRP Recovery, its main screen will appear. If you have the stock ROM Recovery you have to:
+  * Wait for the Broken Droid logo with the **No command** message.
   * Press **Power + VolumeUp** shortly, the Recovery menu will appear.
 {{.:android:mi-a1-stock-recovery.jpg?direct&240|Mi-A1 Stock ROM Recovery Menu}}
 {{.:android:mi-a1-stock-recovery-api.jpg?direct&120|Recovery Supported API}}
+When the phone is booted in normal system, you can reboot in Recovery mode by issuing the following command from an attached PC:
+<code>
+adb reboot recovery
+</code>
 ===== Fastboot Mode =====