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Which ROM are you using on your global device, stock or Xiaomi.eu? If Xiaomi.eu on a global eSIM device, the solution which worked in my case was reflashing the modem baseband back to global, see post #2.

If you're not fast enough, the 10 days is the unavoidable waiting time, IIRC. As said above, put a reminder on 00:00 China, and you will succeed (at my case)

Xiaomi.eu in general bases on China ROM, which could lead to the effect, that your global modem baseband will be overwritten by the China ones, when flashing Xiaomi.eu. (AFAIK most chinese Xiaomi devices don't support eSIM, but two hardware SIM Slots only.) To solve this, you have to reflash...

Btw, if you are wondering on which region or firmware version your Xiaomi device is running, you can read from the (meaningful) firmware version number. A very helpful guide on how to decode Xiaomi's version numbers can be found here.

If you followed Dash A. Above (especially No. 4.-6. "community unlock") and the advices linked below, I have no further clue: :emoji_shrug: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/unlock-by-xiaomi-community.71321/...

You have been faster... :emoji_grin:

Have you tried the "Global Modem patch"? You can replace the contained modem.img + modemfirmware.img by the ones matching your device e.g. found here.

Hi, I had the same question and got the answer "no", unfortunately. IDK if other Xiaomis may act different? :emoji_shrug:

Geee, but thank you anyway. :emoji_confounded: In that case this thread could be closed? :emoji_shrug:

Hi folks, after re-enabling eSIM function on my EEA device by applying the "Global Modem patch" (which btw, can easily be updated to most recent Global/EEA baseband versions DIY, by replacing modem.img + modemfirmware.img by the latest ones found here), I was wondering if the XM14 is capable of...

Hello John, Have you managed to get your eSIM up and running in the meantime? Cheers!

For the time being, you'll have to apply the "Global Modem patch" subsequent to every ROM-Update you're flashing, unfortunately. To make sure that you're on the latest Modem/Baseband Version, you can download the latest modem.img and modemfirmware.img for Global or EEA from here. Not sure...

Cool, tnx for that info! :emoji_ok_hand: Did I understand correctly that it doesn't matter which version I take (Global/EEA)? My Houji is EEA, btw. In which ROM version (Fastboot/Recovery/Recovery OTA) can I find the needed modem.img + modemfirmware.img?

Would you always recommend the Global Modem patch over the requested method of extracting the NON-HLOS.bin from the latest official EEA Fastboot ROM and flashing it instead?

I just updated HOUJI (EEA) to 1.0.32.0.UNCCNXM: Again no service on both SIMs, but now the eSIM option reappeared, yeeah! Basebandversion of this ROM MPSS.DE.5.0-CN-Feb 22 2024-12:28:14 Do I always have to reflash the EEA modems with known "global Workaround", to regain service to the SIMs...

Yes, you're right of course, and thanks again for the replies above. :emoji_ok_hand:

Thank you for your clarification, that this issue at least isn't on me. :emoji_sweat_smile: Do you expect a TWRP release in future, which magically will be able to decrypt in the aftermath? Or can this never happen due to new technical restrictions with our XM14? :emoji_thinking: (sorry for not...

Thank you both for your fast reply, especially because you already wrote about that XM14 issue before. :emoji_pray: One more thought on that, just to make sure that there's no misunderstanding: TWRP seems to be unable to decrypt a partition in the aftermath to an persisting...

Same for me, actually no data decryption. Presumingly my mistake was: I just flashed TWRP by fastboot flash recovery_ab recovery.img without any data format afterwards. ...assuming that my followup clean Fastboot install "first_install_with_data_format" would perform any formatting needed...