Dear all user i580x that rooted pls help post your mount result as a picture
$su
#mount
here is mine which lost IMEI, and i can't see the /efs mounted anymore
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And it'll be greatfull if you guys can even share me your origin /efs folder (without nv_data.bin offcourse). Mr. Qbanin @ samdroid.net can help us for the nv_data.bin fixed, but only copy this file can't revise G3s IMEI...
Pls help and we can find out the 100% method for restore IMEI @ our phone in the future. so we can do the flashing freely without worry losing our precious IMEI anymore.
Many Thanks and Best Regards
From a thread about the Galaxy S it seems that the IMEI is stored in encrypted form in a file called nv_data.bin. I suggest that in future anyone who flashes keeps a back up of that particular file just in case.
I can't suggest a fix for you if you don't have an uncorrupted backup of it, but maybe reading this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=771158&page=11 could help? (it seems to suggest deleting the file might cause it to be regenerated, but I'd be careful with that!)
Confirmation of this by someone who has a spare/free one Galaxy 3 would be handy, but I dunno if we have anyone around who does. (Ideally we'd test the effects of deleting nv_data.bin, corrupting it with random data and the effects of restoring the file)
AHHHH! Just thought as I posted this (sorry for DP but it deserves it) - Your nv_data.bin file is stored on /efs. In principle you should be able to remount this partition and fix everything... I have no USB cable to hand, but when I do I'll give you its /dev/block/stXXX designation.
ElliotJH said:
AHHHH! Just thought as I posted this (sorry for DP but it deserves it) - Your nv_data.bin file is stored on /efs. In principle you should be able to remount this partition and fix everything... I have no USB cable to hand, but when I do I'll give you its /dev/block/stXXX designation.
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Thanks. i'll wait for your information.
TIA
Need origin /efs content and stl4, bml4 partitions image
Dear all rooted i580x user!
Pls kindly help compare your "good" /efs folder... maybe mine missing something???? due to one time Erase Phone EFS using Odin Debug Options.
Mine /efs now as below:
Code:
/efs/nv_data.bin
/efs/imei/.nvmac.info
/efs/.files/.dm33 (empty folder)
/efs/.files/.dx1 (empty folder)
/efs/.files/.mp301 (empty folder)
And if you can do adb shell, it'll be very kind of you by sharing your good backup stl4 and bml4 - for research purpose (those partitions did not content any of yours personal data - so PLS HELP!!!). Pls do the backup partions as below and share your img here if possible.
Code:
$su
#cat /dev/block/stl4 > /sdcard/efs_dev-block-stl4.img
#cat /dev/block/bml4 > /sdcard/efs_dev-block-bml4.img
TIA and Best Regards
Hi
I lost my IMEI too but I have a back up of my /efs folder.
So if you still need the files just tell me.
My story is ...
The phone was locked to SFR France, I tried a lot of instructions but nothing worked for me.
Finally I found one who said change the files in the /efs folder to jpc, here it is:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7930170&postcount=7
what I got:
1. the phone is unlocked now and working (call, sms, ...).
2. I lost my IMEI, its now all zeros like 00000000!
what I have in my /efs folder now:
.files (folder)
imei (folder)
root (folder)
batt_cal
nv_data.bin
nv_data.jpc
nv_data.jpc.md5
specs:
GT-I5800 Galaxy Teos
Android 2.1 Update 1
I5800XXJG3
Protuct Code: GT-I5800DKASFR
/efs is located on /dev/block/st14 it should be configured the same as /data
I lost my IMEI too
I lost my IMEI too. If you get any methods of recovering it, please let me know too.
divzzen said:
I lost my IMEI too. If you get any methods of recovering it, please let me know too.
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Please describe how you lost your IMEI, so that others don't do this way.
I am working on the very same problem and willing to help.
But for this, I need original nv_data.bin files.
Of course (just like ANY "remote" unlocking, NOT only the imei-based code) this involves sending your data (IMEI) to me.
Well, I am a member for a while, and thus may have earned a degree of reputation.
Anyone willing to help (NOTE: you need to HAVE IMEI..) please drop me a pm.
deleted.. deprecated
UPDATE:
forget all that.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11328766#post11328766
check here
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***Please backup your /efs folder with Root Explorer or similar before you flash any ROM!***
Here is what happened to me:
a) I flashed some firmware which changed my phone's product code.
b) I tried to restore it by editing the nv_data.bin file contained in the /efs folder.
c) This made my phone show a corrupted IMEI (004999010640000).
c) A corrupted IMEI means lots of trouble, in my case I cannot download apps from market anymore
d) If you don't have a /efs backup your only chance is sending your phone to Samsung for repair (it's illegal to modify IMEI and moderators will ban you for discussing this subject in their forum).
The /efs folder is located in the root of you phone, it is only visible with Root Esplorer or similar, and contains IMEI and product code information which is signed and matching, don't change its contents unless you have a HEX editor (I wrongly used wordpad instead).
If mods think this warning will save some headaches to forum users, they could sticky it.
Probably it will help reduce IMEI modification discussion as well!
imma do this now just incase...
took one for the team huh... good looks...
I understand that modifying your IMEI is illegal here but there should be considerations on how to restore the IMEI back to original state if it was damaged by a firmware flash and no usable nv_data backup, the information on the nv_data is encrypted and from what I understand the IMEI data on nv_data has to match the hardcoded IMEI so Im not sure if its possible to change the IMEI on the SGS by just changing the nv_data contents.
Wow, thats a
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this was discussed to death a few month ago and only firmware to do so is JPC, which no one would flash now.
And you shouldn't toch those files, as they are signed (you have to delete so they are recreated from back up). Go and search a bit (look for specific topic and topics with "Release" in them).
I was able to flash JPC ages ago even before the warning on the efs came out, there was a guide on how to restore the IMEI from the back up.. sadly on my end the back up was also corrupted, Not much of a big deal for me as in my place IMEI duplicates dont really matter.
guys i have unlocked my samsung vibrant to other carriers, all is going good. then i accidentally deleted my new efs folder. when i copied my old efs (from the locked phone) my IMEI was screwed up. but still my phone is working fine all that is not good is my IMEI is changed to a different number which has a lot of zeros.
how can i fix this problem?
i got a backup of my efs folder but do anyone knows how to restore it back
dupel said:
this was discussed to death a few month ago and only firmware to do so is JPC, which no one would flash now.
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But it's always safer to keep a backup of that folder. Any malicious code can delete/modify the ocntents of that folder (with su permissions), and you can't get it back completely by flashing, only by backup.
I backed up my folder and hopefully i'll never need it, but how would I restore it in the case my imei is broken?
how to
Probably a noob Q but how do you backup nv ? Tried kalpik's command line but seems that it doesn't work on jpa
teo74 said:
***Please backup your /efs folder with Root Explorer or similar before you flash any ROM!***
Here is what happened to me:
a) I flashed some firmware which changed my phone's product code.
b) I tried to restore it by editing the nv_data.bin file contained in the /efs folder.
c) This made my phone show a corrupted IMEI (004999010640000).
c) A corrupted IMEI means lots of trouble, in my case I cannot download apps from market anymore
d) If you don't have a /efs backup your only chance is sending your phone to Samsung for repair (it's illegal to modify IMEI and moderators will ban you for discussing this subject in their forum).
The /efs folder is located in the root of you phone, it is only visible with Root Esplorer or similar, and contains IMEI and product code information which is signed and matching, don't change its contents unless you have a HEX editor (I wrongly used wordpad instead).
If mods think this warning will save some headaches to forum users, they could sticky it.
Probably it will help reduce IMEI modification discussion as well!
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That's why I don't care my productcode. I think it changed to KOR long time ago.
I already have JPO. should I still backup efs for later flashes or did i have to do this on eclair? My IMEI is still OK. Never had JPC though
androidfreak2010 said:
I already have JPO. should I still backup efs for later flashes or did i have to do this on eclair? My IMEI is still OK. Never had JPC though
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Some people say that JPA is ok, BUT JPO corrupted their IMEI. Its what was said.
I am sorry that my post annoyed some senior members whose opinion I respect and to whom I am thankful for their job here on XDA.
I only own an Android phone since a month and previously I only visited WM 6.5 forums, so I missed all the discussions about this subject.
That's why I thought it would be a good idea to have a warning stickied somewhere for total noobs like me.
For those needing a way to restore their backups it depends on what they did to save their data:
-if they have copied the /efs folder with root explorer or cp command just copy them back to your phone's /efs folder.
-if they have a efs-backup.tar.gz file in their internal memory they have to type in ADB or terminal emulator the command:
su
busybox tar -xvvzf /sdcard/efs-backup.tar.gz
I just checked the esf folder on my pohne with astro file manager and it's empty. What's with that?
Astro is no good for that, you shoul use root explorer or similar.
If your IMEI is ok you definitely have a good /efs folder content.
Search forums for ways to backup its files (either use root explorer or adb or terminal emulator).
Sent from my GT-I9000 running Doc Froyo v7.6.2 JPO
I think I deserved that, that's why I have switched to a new account on xda.
Sent from my GT-I9000 running Doc Froyo v7.6.2 JPO
i move my efs folder to sd card and i moved back do root and now i dont have emei number anymore me cell is infuse 4g whats can i do or its gone...
So, just to make sure.. I opened Root Explorer on my galaxy s2 (with villain rom 3.0) and copied the EFS folder and transfered it to my sdcard, then I also copied it from my sdcard and stored it into a backup folder in my computer.
Does this mean that if my phone somehow becomes corrupt and i lose my IMEI and what not, I can just restore that efs folder with the one I just backed up and my phone will work again?
yes backup - if fail - restore
/EFS partition contains a lot of information about your phone, f.e: wifi/bt mac address and your IMEI (nv_data.bin).
It's highly recommended to backup the whole partition, or at least copy the files from the efs directory.
CORRUPTED OR NOT?
You can check if the efs is mounted or completly damaged with this command:
adb shell
mount
You will see something like this:
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Red part means /efs is mounted.
IF YOUR PHONE HAVE CORRECT EFS PARTITION:
1, Root your phone - there are several methods to do this.
2, Install root explorer or Estrongs file explorer and copy /efs dir to your sdcard - this will copy the files.
or
2, Make a backup from the whole partition -this is better if you flash a phone with wrong ops, the only way to restore using this backup.
Backup:
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/stl4 of=/sdcard/efs.rfs
Restore:
Add efs.rfs to an unix compatible tar and flash with odin as efs file:
IF YOUR PHONE /EFS IS CORRUPTED:
Flash the included /efs tar with odin:
This will remount your efs partition and (if you have a backup or fixed nv_data.bin) you just need to overwrite files with a file explorer.
confirm WORKING 100% ... all you just need later is the nv_data.bin fixed
Thanks so much for your efforts
I am using I5801 JPB (with restored bootscreen and Rooted via SuperoneClick)
while using "adb shell" command at Better terminal its showing "adb: not found"
I flashed my I5801 from JP9, JPA and JPB till date..
is it possible to restore the backup now..??
Because you need adb.
If you do on phone (Terminal emualtor) adb shell not needed, just su and the other commands.
Szaby59 said:
Because you need adb.
If you do on phone (Terminal emualtor) adb shell not needed, just su and the other commands.
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many thnx..
BTW i am not able to get the snaps u attached..
sirtbhopal said:
many thnx..
BTW i am not able to get the snaps u attached..
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google about install ADB for android phone, so you can follow TUT here... good for you now and future..., long journey to go, m8!
how to make .tar file because backup file is .rfs format help me i want my imei back
ok, using the dd method i made the backup of my /efs to a efs.rfs file that have ~4 MB
But when i go to the efs folder (on / ) or see the copy i've made to my SD card, there is no files at all on this folder. How can we "see" those files (nv_data.bin) ?
Hi
For backup I simply copied my /efs folder to SD card using root explorer.
Then I modified nv_data files to get unlocked.
there was no SSNV in the files.
I have a working unlocked phone now but the problem is that IMEI is all zeros like 000000000!
Can I use that folder to restore my files?
dhruvasoni said:
how to make .tar file because backup file is .rfs format help me i want my imei back
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Download the Tar Utility from GnuWin32's SourceForge Page.
Code:
hxxp://sourceforge.net/projects/gnuwin32/files/tar/1.13-1/tar-1.13-1-bin.exe/download
(change it to http)
It'll install the tar.exe executable and required dlls in C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin
Copy those to where you have your rfs (or you can add the bin folder to your PATH Environment Var, google for help on how to do that)
Now type:
Code:
tar -cf efs.tar efs.rfs
Yes, you can, just copy nv_data to /efs.
Windows users can use IZARC to create tar files.
hey guys
i havn´t backuped my file but i have now imei 0000000000000
i need help help me please!!!
burak721 said:
hey guys
i havn´t backuped my file but i have now imei 0000000000000
i need help help me please!!!
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If you use a I5801 flash a stock firmware of 2.1...the same applies even if you use I5800...
Sent from my GT-I5800 using XDA App
i have done it but my imei is allways 00000000
pleas help
Burak, what kernel do u use? There was a bug in older fugumod version where eds was not propperly mounted or read, thus the phone displayed bad imei, if u use older fugumod please update to latest version
FadeFx said:
Burak, what kernel do u use? There was a bug in older fugumod version where eds was not propperly mounted or read, thus the phone displayed bad imei, if u use older fugumod please update to latest version
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I have used fugomod kernel 2.4
Sent from my GT-I5800 using XDA App
my imei is also showing ooooooo.....plss help mee dudes plss
i dont have imei at all!!! and sim card is not recognized,and no signal,phone unknown ....what am i supposed to do?
huzo said:
i dont have imei at all!!! and sim card is not recognized,and no signal,phone unknown ....what am i supposed to do?
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Pray ...
LOL good answer
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IMEI backup/restore tool for Samsung Galaxy S4 Active GT-I9295
Brought to you by AntaresOne
Explanation
The Qualcomm variant of Galaxy S4 doesn't have IMEI stored in EFS as most people think, it's stored in another place. Partitions to backup/restore are 8, each is required by the system to have IMEI. These are: EFS, modemst1, modemst2, m9kefs1, m9kefs2, m9kefs3, backup and fsg. Sometimes may happen that while modding your phone you lose IMEI, that's why I made this tool. It doesn't do miracles, so if you lose IMEI and don't have a backup, you're lost.
Features
Complete IMEI backup
Autozipping of saved partitions
Installation
Download tool from the link below
Put the zip file in your sdcard
Reboot in recovery
Install zip from sdcard
Choose downloaded zip file
Reboot system
Usage
When installed, the "imeibkp" executable goes in /system/bin. Obviously root is a must. This is not an app, so to run it you must use Terminal Emulator. It's very user-friendly and n00b-approved (joking :laugh, normally you shouldn't run into issues while using it.
Open Terminal Emulator
Write su and press enter (this is to obtain root access)
Invoke this tool by writing imeibkp and pressing enter
To restore just invoke again imeibkp
In case you want to export your backup, it is in /sdcard/IMEIBackup (Internal Memory on PC through USB connection)
If you change ROM you'll lose this tool, in this case just follow again Installation steps
Download
IMEI Backup tool is hosted on my AndroidFileHost
XDA:DevDB Information
IMEI backup/restore tool for Galaxy S4 Active GT-I9295, Tool/Utility for the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active
Contributors
AntaresOne
Version Information
Status: No Longer Updated
Stable Release Date: 2015-01-06
Created 2015-01-06
Last Updated 2017-05-19
Changelog
25/5/2015
Added support for the following variants:
GT-I9508
GT-I9515L
SGH-M919N
SGH-M919V
SGH-I337C
SCH-R970
SCH-R970C
SCH-R970X
4/3/2015
Added support for Bell SGH-I337M (same thread as AT&T variant)
9/2/2015
Added Galaxy S4 AT&T support
Fixed Galaxy S4 Active issue
31/1/2015
Tool rewrote from scratch
Added autozipping of saved partitions (now tool's output is a zip file called "IMEIBackup.zip" in /sdcard/IMEIBackup)
6/1/2015
Initial public release
Other Samsung devices
If you want this tool for your own Samsung device PM or mail me at [email protected] for details.
Nice to see my contribution made it possible to extend the script to support GT-I9295 [emoji4]
Ok! Sorry, but how I can restore it?
Tks for this tool!
marcel.s said:
Ok! Sorry, but how I can restore it?
Tks for this tool!
Click to expand...
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open terminal
su
type "imeibkp"
It will ask if you want to restore
Update available
Rewrote from scratch, autozipping of saved partitions (tool's output now is "IMEIBackup.zip" in /sdcard/IMEIBackup)
Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934520606
AntaresOne said:
Update available
Rewrote from scratch, autozipping of saved partitions (tool's output now is "IMEIBackup.zip" in /sdcard/IMEIBackup)
Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934520606
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After Typing ImeiBkp the terminal says Galaxy S4 Active GT-I9295 Found and returns back to the prompt!!!! No Backup Or Restore Option To Be Found !!!!!
Not Showing Options To Backup On GT-I9295!!!!
atfaniqbal said:
After Typing ImeiBkp the terminal says Galaxy S4 Active GT-I9295 Found and returns back to the prompt!!!! No Backup Or Restore Option To Be Found !!!!!
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Thanks For Your Script!!! Corrected The Error In The Script To Backup JActiveLte Device And Seems Working Now!!! Attaching The Updated Zip With The Needed Correction!!
Update available
Support for Galaxy S4 AT&T and fixed backup options not showing on Galaxy S4 Active.
Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934526170
someone have a backup de efs? i lost mine.. im from colombia. and i dont have signal cant make calls or receive... only data..!! please help me
someone have a backup de efs? i lost mine.. im from colombia. and i dont have signal cant make calls or receive... only data..!! please help me
for your quickstart manual:
not only 'Terminal Emulator' ... it needs BusyBox too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox
http://apk-dl.com/stericson.busybox
Hello guys.
I am really tired of looking for a fix for my problem. I am asking for help rarely and today is that day that I need your fast help with fixing my phone.
So...
I wanted to create a backup of 2 partitions - modemst1 and modemst2.
I have used the command "reboot nvbackup" - phone restarted, but no files created in backup and restarted already without IMEI code, and then I realized that phone is not recognizing SIM card.
First thing I have thought of - okay, lets reflash this thing. That's what I did, never with a success. I have tried flashing the original Samsung software into my phone, no help.
Tried to enter to service mode to fix it - nope - just blank window with rows, probably because SIM is not recognized.
Full wipe? Didn't help. Busybox and GSII_Repair neither.
Then by browsing root stuff I found out that I am missing 2 files:
- /dev/block/mmcblk0p10
- /dev/block/mmcblk0p11
I think that might be a problem which needs to be fixed. (I have tried to backup those two files, with no success, and as it seems, I have probably deleted the accidentally)
I was thinking if someone can back those blocks up and send the images to me so I can somehow recover those two files (Lollipop)
I have no backup of EFS folder.
I have tried to flash the modem.bin from stock firmware, no luck, no fix.
So I am looking for help from you guys, you are my last hope to get that thing fixed.
Problems to fix:
No SIM detected
No GSM signal
Unknown Modem version
Null IMEI
Missing files in /dev/block folder
EDIT: I promise that I will create a guide if I will fix it. But I need to fix it by tomorrow.
It will be nice if somebody can make an image of working EFS partition of his/her Note 3 and send it to me. After that I will check out if it works.
Almost 100 views, and still no answer? Is it that bad?
You need download file PIT and flash fw
JustCinek1 said:
Hello guys.
I am really tired of looking for a fix for my problem. I am asking for help rarely and today is that day that I need your fast help with fixing my phone.
So...
I wanted to create a backup of 2 partitions - modemst1 and modemst2.
I have used the command "reboot nvbackup" - phone restarted, but no files created in backup and restarted already without IMEI code, and then I realized that phone is not recognizing SIM card.
First thing I have thought of - okay, lets reflash this thing. That's what I did, never with a success. I have tried flashing the original Samsung software into my phone, no help.
Tried to enter to service mode to fix it - nope - just blank window with rows, probably because SIM is not recognized.
Full wipe? Didn't help. Busybox and GSII_Repair neither.
Then by browsing root stuff I found out that I am missing 2 files:
- /dev/block/mmcblk0p10
- /dev/block/mmcblk0p11
I think that might be a problem which needs to be fixed. (I have tried to backup those two files, with no success, and as it seems, I have probably deleted the accidentally)
I was thinking if someone can back those blocks up and send the images to me so I can somehow recover those two files (Lollipop)
I have no backup of EFS folder.
I have tried to flash the modem.bin from stock firmware, no luck, no fix.
So I am looking for help from you guys, you are my last hope to get that thing fixed.
Problems to fix:
No SIM detected
No GSM signal
Unknown Modem version
Null IMEI
Missing files in /dev/block folder
EDIT: I promise that I will create a guide if I will fix it. But I need to fix it by tomorrow.
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one more solution.
You need download firmware have 5 files. inside have file .pit and flash it using Odin. Step-by-step flash it. this is wrong/error partition EFS. or you need download file .pit for your device exp: .pit N9005 using only for N9005, you choose PIT location on odin. Remember you need tick to Re-Patition.
Good Luck!
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Your stuff didn't help me at all, sorry. It was the same after these things which You told me. But I have fixed it and you can mark this thread as solved. I am currently writing a guide what to do to fix that stuff.
Hello experts!
After updating to OOS 2.2.1 through stock updater, after reboot I get:
Code:
OEM_NV_BACKUP The NV partition is invalid!
Of course, no IMEI, no network on both SIMs.
Been googling all day, to no avail.
No root, stock recovery, EFS available.
I have tried:
This one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/general/guide-official-stock-reset-to-oos-2-2-0-t3290707
And this one, similar to first one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62440352&postcount=21 (Oneplus Two - Solution for Hard Bricked Device).
Is there a hope or I need to send it to repair center?
Tagging @Zyxxeil @Lord Boeffla, maybe some ideas will pop up.
EDIT:
EFS backup restoration in TWRP does not fix it.
Thanks in advance!
Juraj
do you have any back up of your EFS partition in twrp backup?? if you have restore that partition and see.
chintu1234 said:
do you have any back up of your EFS partition in twrp backup?? if you have restore that partition and see.
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As said....no.
TWRP did not backed it up.
Any other method/idea, ayone?
EDIT:
Just figured out that I have EFS backed up (oem_stanvbk.emmc.win). I will restore it from twrp, lets see how it goes.
jukyO said:
Hello experts!
After updating to OOS 2.2.1 through stock updater, after reboot I get:
Code:
OEM_NV_BACKUP The NV partition is invalid!
Of course, no IMEI, no network on both SIMs.
Been googling all day, to no avail.
No root, stock recovery, EFS available.
I have tried:
This one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/general/guide-official-stock-reset-to-oos-2-2-0-t3290707
And this one, similar to first one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62440352&postcount=21 (Oneplus Two - Solution for Hard Bricked Device).
Is there a hope or I need to send it to repair center?
Tagging @Zyxxeil @Lord Boeffla, maybe some ideas will pop up.
EDIT:
EFS backup restoration in TWRP does not fix it.
Thanks in advance!
Juraj
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Any further ideas, as EFS restore from TWRp doeas not work.
Can someone please check what files are inside TWRP EFS backup?
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jukyO said:
Can someone please check what files are inside TWRP EFS backup?
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here is the file that have in my EFS backup from TWRP
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here is the file that have in my EFS backup from TWRP
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I have exactly the same.
Why restoration of it does not solve it?
If I pull
/dev/block/mmcblk0p10
/dev/block/mmcblk0p11
with dd:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p10 of=/sdcard/modemst1.bin bs=512
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=/sdcard/modemst2.bin bs=512
to sdcard, they have 1M each, whilst backup is 10M.
Can anyone try the same?
EDIT:
above mmcblk is for OPO, OPT has /dev/block/mmcblk0p20.
And size is ok if I do dd with it.
bump, anyone?
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bump, anyone?
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bump #2.
got the same issue, damn x) need help, tried the 100% restore backup with qualcomm drivers etc, didnt restore 100%
bump..please help to share your modemst1 & modemst2 please......
androidbrick.com
Nothing on androidbrick...