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feat(data): the POCO F7, Xiaomi 11T, realme X2 and Teracube 2s - #81
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Overview
These four have builds that today's import will finally pick up after #77. crDroid and PixelOS only give a name, so three of them would land as bare pages. This adds them first, filled in:
onyx): Xiaomi's spec page for the chip, NFC and SIM slots, and the crDroid tree builds the global 25053PC47G with its own NFC HAL. PixelOS calls it "Redmi Turbo 4 Pro / POCO F7", so the China twin's in the aliases tooamber): Xiaomi's spec page. MobileModels gives itagateas well, and crDroid's thread is for "agate/amber". "Mi 11T" is what Xiaomi's security list calls it, so it gets its support datex2): GSMArena (via the Wayback Machine), with the model numbers matching MobileModels and the assert in dev-harsh1998's X2 treesapphire): /e/'s page already covers the specs, so it's just the bootloader, from the stockfastboot flashing unlockstep on its install guideIssue Number
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I ran the import locally on top of this and it leaves all four files alone, adds their rows, and dates the 11T and POCO F7 from Xiaomi's list. Until it runs they'll show "No ROMs yet" for a few hours. Validate and build pass.