Miatoll is a group of 4 devices with similar enough internals that they are grouped together as miatoll. There is a config file for miatoll, but it only has one link to the "firmware" but all it points to is a general search page on xmfirmwareupdater (the site itself is great, the exact page it point to is the problem).
Ideally, the user should be able to easily visit the exact archive page for the proper "latest android 10 firmware", as it is device specific within miatoll.
How this would be carried out, i don't know. I can provide the links which i think are good, do note though, i can only test the joyeuse model.
Joyeuse global
Curtana global
Excalibur India
Gram India
It is also worth mentioning flashing just the firmware when the installed miui is built on newer stuff could go awry (i have not tried). If this isn't addressed in the guides, less experienced users may run into unexpected issues. On the same website, in a different section full miui builds are easy to find (they use the same "V12.0.3.0..." version names) which can be flashed safely at all times.
Forgive me if i have missed something in the official guides, i just thought a general hyperlink to xmfirmwareupdater isn't enough, but considering it's a more complex change than switching out the link, i cannot - in good faith - submit a PR.
Miatoll is a group of 4 devices with similar enough internals that they are grouped together as miatoll. There is a config file for miatoll, but it only has one link to the "firmware" but all it points to is a general search page on xmfirmwareupdater (the site itself is great, the exact page it point to is the problem).
Ideally, the user should be able to easily visit the exact archive page for the proper "latest android 10 firmware", as it is device specific within miatoll.
How this would be carried out, i don't know. I can provide the links which i think are good, do note though, i can only test the joyeuse model.
Joyeuse global
Curtana global
Excalibur India
Gram India
It is also worth mentioning flashing just the firmware when the installed miui is built on newer stuff could go awry (i have not tried). If this isn't addressed in the guides, less experienced users may run into unexpected issues. On the same website, in a different section full miui builds are easy to find (they use the same "V12.0.3.0..." version names) which can be flashed safely at all times.
Forgive me if i have missed something in the official guides, i just thought a general hyperlink to xmfirmwareupdater isn't enough, but considering it's a more complex change than switching out the link, i cannot - in good faith - submit a PR.