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The HTC Stocks app has the best widget of all other currency apps, so I was using it on my 1.5 Hero for displaying the EURO/GBP (EURGBP=X) rate.
After the 2.1 rom update I have a strange problem. When I try to add a new ticker for "eurgbp=x", I get the error message: "Unable to recognize the company name or stock symbol you typed. Please try again." However, this worked in the past like a charm. I have to note that adding "gbp=x" or "usd=x" works fine, with no problem at all.
Maybe this problem is related to an updated version of the Stocks app in the new rom. Is anyone experiencing the same problem? I haven't found a similar thread for a Sense Android phone. The same problem exists in the latest rom of HD2, but people have figured a work-around, by changing a file under "Application Data\HTC\", but this file doesn't exist on Android.
Any help would be more than welcome!
I experience the same problem (although I'm on VillainRom12). Previously adding currencies (EURUSD=X etc) was working, but right now I am unable to find it. This could be HTC problem as it was working fine on 1.5, but this could be also some Yahoo search glitch (I am unable to search for that quotes on mobile version of the Yahoo Finance page, while the desktop version works fine). The only workaround to that was to edit manually SQLite database of Stocks application (but this may require root - I can provide details if necessary). Once I added appropriate entries to the list of stocks, it seems to be working fine (it is displaying my currencies, but the search still does not work).
One other deficiency I found was the fact that graphs are not cached anymore - If I open the application and check for example a daily graph, I need to update it in order to see any chart - each time, even if I switch from 1D to 5D and back. It is also automatically updated each time I visit given tab, if I enable the automatic updates. Previously this app displayed previously cached graph. I'm not sure whether this happens also on stock 2.1 ROM.
Now that you mention it, I have the same problem with the graphs in the 2.1, too. It worked (showed the cashed graph) in the 1.5, but not any more. Blank graph until it updates.
Can you provide me some guidance about how to edit the Stocks' database? At least a link to something similar would be much appreciated. Can I access the phone's system folder without rooting it, through my PC (Win, Linux, whatever)?
eeVoskos said:
Can you provide me some guidance about how to edit the Stocks' database? At least a link to something similar would be much appreciated. Can I access the phone's system folder without rooting it, through my PC (Win, Linux, whatever)?
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I'm new in the business, so I'm not sure if the root is necessary. You can try it, anyway to see if you will be able to push and pull files from the directory where Stocks stores its database.
Here's what I did:
Enable USB Debugging in Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging
Download Android SDK from http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
In command line go to subdirectory tools of Android SDK
Close Stocks app and remove Stocks widget from the screen
Connect Phone via USB
... (Beginning of the optional part) ...
Go to Android shell
Code:
adb shell
List any processes to see if there's a com.htc.android.Stock process (like in this case)...
Code:
ps | grep Stock
7605 10007 130m S com.htc.android.Stock
7619 0 2156 S grep Stock
Kill any Stock processes (using the value in the first column):
Code:
kill 7605
Exit to command line
Code:
exit
... (End of the optional part) ...
Pull the Stock database:
Code:
adb pull /data/data/com.htc.dcs.service.stock/databases/stock.db stock.db
Sample output:
Code:
d:\Projects\Android\tools>adb pull /data/data/com.htc.dcs.service.stock/databases/stock.db stock.db
568 KB/s (5120 bytes in 0.008s)
Backup, just in case:
Code:
copy stock.db stock_backup.db
Run sqlite3
Code:
sqlite3 stock.db
Enable headers in sqlite:
Code:
.headers on
List contents of quotes table:
Code:
select * from quotes;
Sample output:
Code:
sqlite> select * from quotes;
_id|_name|_symbol|_price|_change|_percent|_open|_high|_low|_volume|_link|_type|_sequence|_updatetime
2|CHF/PLN|CHFPLN=X|3.08299994468689|0.0116999996826053|0.381900012493134|3.07209992408752|3.08550000190735|3.07010006904602|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=CHFPLN=X||0.0|1278490511305
3|USD/PLN|USDPLN=X|3.27649998664856|0.0200999993830919|0.617200016975403|3.25550007820129|3.27959990501404|3.24499988555908|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=USDPLN=X||100.0|1278490511305
4|EUR/PLN|EURPLN=X|4.1217999458313|0.0151000004261732|0.367700010538101|4.11250019073486|4.12349987030029|4.10799980163574|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=EURPLN=X||200.0|1278490511305
5|EUR/USD|EURUSD=X|1.25789999961853|-0.00469999993219972|-0.376199990510941|1.26170003414154|1.26259994506836|1.25689995288849|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=EURUSD=X||300.0|1278490511305
6|EUR/CHF|EURCHF=X|1.33689999580383|-0.000899999984540045|-0.0710000023245811|1.33879995346069|1.33910000324249|1.33609998226166|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=EURCHF=X||400.0|1278490511305
sqlite>
Note the last _id (here 6) and add new currency with _id higher by 1 (so here, 7):
Code:
insert into quotes (_id, _name, _symbol) values (7, "EUR/GBP", "EURGBP=X");
Check if it has been added:
Code:
select * from quotes;
Sample output:
Code:
sqlite> select * from quotes;
_id|_name|_symbol|_price|_change|_percent|_open|_high|_low|_volume|_link|_type|_sequence|_updatetime
2|CHF/PLN|CHFPLN=X|3.08299994468689|0.0116999996826053|0.381900012493134|3.07209992408752|3.08550000190735|3.07010006904602|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=CHFPLN=X||0.0|1278490511305
3|USD/PLN|USDPLN=X|3.27649998664856|0.0200999993830919|0.617200016975403|3.25550007820129|3.27959990501404|3.24499988555908|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=USDPLN=X||100.0|1278490511305
4|EUR/PLN|EURPLN=X|4.1217999458313|0.0151000004261732|0.367700010538101|4.11250019073486|4.12349987030029|4.10799980163574|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=EURPLN=X||200.0|1278490511305
5|EUR/USD|EURUSD=X|1.25789999961853|-0.00469999993219972|-0.376199990510941|1.26170003414154|1.26259994506836|1.25689995288849|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=EURUSD=X||300.0|1278490511305
6|EUR/CHF|EURCHF=X|1.33689999580383|-0.000899999984540045|-0.0710000023245811|1.33879995346069|1.33910000324249|1.33609998226166|0|http://m.yahoo.com/htcwf/search?p=EURCHF=X||400.0|1278490511305
7|EUR/GBP|EURGBP=X|||||||||||
sqlite>
Quit sqlite:
Code:
.quit
Push the file back to the phone:
Code:
adb push stock.db /data/data/com.htc.dcs.service.stock/databases/stock.db
Sample output:
Code:
d:\Projects\Android\tools>adb push stock.db /data/data/com.htc.dcs.service.stock/databases/stock.db
341 KB/s (5120 bytes in 0.014s)
Restart phone.
See if that worked
I hope HTC (or Yahoo) will be able to fix that, because the above is really a long process...
Anyway, I can't make it work. Entering "ps | grep Stock" gives me a "grep: permission denied" error message. I did some searching and I believe this is what people mean by saying "you need root access", right? I'll come back when I'm rooted (i.e. when I find a decent guide for rooting 2.1).
Thanks for your time & effort man. I really appreciate it.
eeVoskos said:
Anyway, I can't make it work. Entering "ps | grep Stock" gives me a "grep: permission denied" error message.
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You can try to omit the "optional" part (steps 6-9) - the ps thing was just to make sure that Stock isn't running. But I noticed anyway that it never ran in the background when I closed it on the phone. Try to adb pull and adb push and see if you'll get any permission issues. If you do, then you indeed need a root (sorry I can't check that as I'm rooted)
A couple of days ago I updated the ROM of my HTC TD2, with the most recent one of HTC (WM6.5, Sense 2.5.20113030.0). Afterwards I noticed that I also could not get the stock app to accept the code EURUSD=X.
You mention the following
The same problem exists in the latest rom of HD2, but people have figured a work-around, by changing a file under "Application Data\HTC\", but this file doesn't exist on Android.
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Can you tell me what that work-around is or point me to it? Hopefully this can help me.
Thank you in advance.
Check this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=706732
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Check this thread:
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Thank you for the link (which I am not allowed to repost ).
Last Monday I wrote an e-mail to HTC about this problem and a couple of days later I got a reply. They told me they tried to search for the currency rate (eurusd) and that they got a result. So I tried again and lo and behold I got a result as well. Searching for eurusd=x gave me a result while last weekend it was not working.
So I tried several other currency rates and they all rendered a result, also eurgbp=x. Perhaps it is also fixed for the Android app.
[Extra information added below]
Tried again and nothing
I was connected with a data connection to my carrier, so I switched to my wifi connection. Tried again and... result.
So it seems to be a difference in communication between an ordinary data connection and a wifi connection. Maybe this will help someone
Wird problem. I tried it too on both UK and Greek carriers and on WiFi, but nothing. No result for either of them: "eurgbp=x", "eurgbp", "eurusd=x", "eurusd". I have been trying occasioanly more than one month now.
I think I should drop them an email too...
Why don't you do a soft (temporary) root and make the database entries as described in here? I did it and now I got all the stuff I need, and no trace of root on the device.
Hello. I've been getting a lot of emails on how to do that and i thought i should make a thread here.
Now you got to have the original box in which there is the imei written. I don't take any credit for this guide as i didn't write it but i found it somewhere here but it doesn't exist anymore. I'm not responsible for any damage may happen to your phone. I did it several times after flashing official 2.3.5.
It has worked fine with my IDEOS X5 U8800.
1. Tools
a. Drivers for U800 32bit win 7 (tested and work )
http://www.2shared.com/file/fnP5fc8G/u8800Drivers.html
b. Drivers for Android 32 and 64 bit win 7 (not tested )
http://www.2shared.com/file/ZNZ4Q0lk...012_09_12.html
c. Software for restore
http://www.2shared.com/file/xBxUOnPz/DFS.html
2. Enable debugging by USB in the settings.
In call type * # * # 2846579 # * # * http://postimage.org/image/tnj4s2dyj/
3. Go to ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Usb port settings put the Manufacture mode and corfim.
4. Go again to ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Qualcomm backround open settings put the background open. Password 0 and corfim.
5. Go again to ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Log setting -> Log switch put log on and corfim.
6. Now conect your phone to pc and install the drivers.
You must see this at your device manager http://postimage.org/image/5lrm61agd/
7. Instal DFS and run.
8. Click Ports, select the port with the signature DBAdapter Reserved Interface (double click) to close.
http://postimage.org/image/3l3bmfyzr/
9. In the DM select Qualcomm.
http://postimage.org/image/6bmt1908z/
10) Press the SPC, the bottom will Device Unlocked.
11) Select Programming and in the IMEI write yours and press Write.
http://postimage.org/image/dmbp29q35/
13) Check Imei, may appear after a reboot, if not try a few more times to try to set the port speed to 115200 (box to the left of DM)
Check IMEI *#06#
As soon as the IMEI restored change:
* # * # 2846579 # * # * -> ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Usb port settings to put on the Manufacture mode google mode (or normal if you do not get up google)
* # * # 2846579 # * # * -> ProjectMenu - > Background settings -> Qualcomm backround open settings put close
Good luck..
Thanks a lot... now I got my imei back. But now I have one another problem, I installed ics rom and now my wifi Mac id is 00:00:00:00:00:00. Are they related?
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I don't think so. But I've already replied somewhere on how to fix mac address. Search
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Didn't work for me
Cybergiannis said:
Hello. I've been getting a lot of emails on how to do that and i thought i should make a thread here.
Now you got to have the original box in which there is the imei written. I don't take any credit for this guide as i didn't write it but i found it somewhere here but it doesn't exist anymore. I'm not responsible for any damage may happen to your phone. I did it several times after flashing official 2.3.5.
It has worked fine with my IDEOS X5 U8800.
1. Tools
a. Drivers for U800 32bit win 7 (tested and work )
http://www.2shared.com/file/fnP5fc8G/u8800Drivers.html
b. Drivers for Android 32 and 64 bit win 7 (not tested )
http://www.2shared.com/file/ZNZ4Q0lk...012_09_12.html
c. Software for restore
http://www.2shared.com/file/xBxUOnPz/DFS.html
2. Enable debugging by USB in the settings.
In call type * # * # 2846579 # * # * http://postimage.org/image/tnj4s2dyj/
3. Go to ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Usb port settings put the Manufacture mode and corfim.
4. Go again to ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Qualcomm backround open settings put the background open. Password 0 and corfim.
5. Go again to ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Log setting -> Log switch put log on and corfim.
6. Now conect your phone to pc and install the drivers.
You must see this at your device manager http://postimage.org/image/5lrm61agd/
7. Instal DFS and run.
8. Click Ports, select the port with the signature DBAdapter Reserved Interface (double click) to close.
http://postimage.org/image/3l3bmfyzr/
9. In the DM select Qualcomm.
http://postimage.org/image/6bmt1908z/
10) Press the SPC, the bottom will Device Unlocked.
11) Select Programming and in the IMEI write yours and press Write.
http://postimage.org/image/dmbp29q35/
13) Check Imei, may appear after a reboot, if not try a few more times to try to set the port speed to 115200 (box to the left of DM)
Check IMEI *#06#
As soon as the IMEI restored change:
* # * # 2846579 # * # * -> ProjectMenu -> Background settings -> Usb port settings to put on the Manufacture mode google mode (or normal if you do not get up google)
* # * # 2846579 # * # * -> ProjectMenu - > Background settings -> Qualcomm backround open settings put close
Good luck..
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This procedure did not work for me. I found it a couple of weeks ago in another thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1591997) and gave it a try (numerous times) without success. I was able to complete all steps up until actually writing the new IMEI. I attempted to write it a couple of dozen times without any success. It appears to work but the lMEI never actually changes.
I also found another procedure using a program called NVedit but it would give me an error stating the NV location was set to read only (I forget the actually wording). It seems that my phone has the location that contains my IMEI locked in some way that nothing can change it. So I gave up on that phone and am using a different one that I bought on eBay, brand new at a dirt cheap price ($27.00).
pastorbob62 said:
This procedure did not work for me. I found it a couple of weeks ago in another thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1591997) and gave it a try (numerous times) without success. I was able to complete all steps up until actually writing the new IMEI. I attempted to write it a couple of dozen times without any success. It appears to work but the lMEI never actually changes.
I also found another procedure using a program called NVedit but it would give me an error stating the NV location was set to read only (I forget the actually wording). It seems that my phone has the location that contains my IMEI locked in some way that nothing can change it. So I gave up on that phone and am using a different one that I bought on eBay, brand new at a dirt cheap price ($27.00).
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are you rooted? i remember having these issues when i flashed 2.3 after 4.2 rom. u first need ti flash 2.2 then 2.3 and that should work
Cybergiannis said:
are you rooted? i remember having these issues when i flashed 2.3 after 4.2 rom. u first need ti flash 2.2 then 2.3 and that should work
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Yes, I am rooted.
I started out on 2.2 way back in the beginning. Then I flashed 2.3.5. That's when I lost my IMEI and replaced the phone.
But I wanted to keep experimenting at getting it working 100% even though I had a new working, rooted, and customized phone. Using 5IromToolBox I restored a backup from the new phone to the broken phone just to see if it would work. Then I flashed Stallion-51-ICS custom ROM. It is a GB based ROM with look and feel of ICS.
When I run the procedure in this thread, everything looks as though it has worked, but the IMEI never changes. So what did 5Irom do differently that it was able to restore the backup from a different phone but I cannot use DFS or NVEditor to write to the locations? The back I made from the new phone and restored to the old one is Consumer Cellular so I suspect they have locked something out that 5Irom is able to get around but other tools don't.
On another note, just for the heck of it I tried to upgrade to ICS from GB and it fails on the first update step. Go figure.
If I could find a full-flash procedure for the pro and 51 versions of this phone I suspect I could resolve all issues. Who knows?
UPDATE: I went through the whole process again and noted a point I forgot to mention. In DFS at the bottom of the screen EQF is yellow, not green. I don't recall exactly what that means but in reading through the DFS doc, it states that writing a new IMEI is not possible as long as EQF is yellow. When I enter my IMEI and click on the WRITE command the response is "MODECHANGE OfflineD OK"
pastorbob62 said:
Yes, I am rooted.
I started out on 2.2 way back in the beginning. Then I flashed 2.3.5. That's when I lost my IMEI and replaced the phone.
But I wanted to keep experimenting at getting it working 100% even though I had a new working, rooted, and customized phone. Using 5IromToolBox I restored a backup from the new phone to the broken phone just to see if it would work. Then I flashed Stallion-51-ICS custom ROM. It is a GB based ROM with look and feel of ICS.
When I run the procedure in this thread, everything looks as though it has worked, but the IMEI never changes. So what did 5Irom do differently that it was able to restore the backup from a different phone but I cannot use DFS or NVEditor to write to the locations? The back I made from the new phone and restored to the old one is Consumer Cellular so I suspect they have locked something out that 5Irom is able to get around but other tools don't.
On another note, just for the heck of it I tried to upgrade to ICS from GB and it fails on the first update step. Go figure.
If I could find a full-flash procedure for the pro and 51 versions of this phone I suspect I could resolve all issues. Who knows?
UPDATE: I went through the whole process again and noted a point I forgot to mention. In DFS at the bottom of the screen EQF is yellow, not green. I don't recall exactly what that means but in reading through the DFS doc, it states that writing a new IMEI is not possible as long as EQF is yellow. When I enter my IMEI and click on the WRITE command the response is "MODECHANGE OfflineD OK"
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it should be green! what i would do is to flash 2.2 then 2.3.5 and follow again the steps very carefully! maybe u ever flashed a partition and it's not the default one? i can't really help you :/ try this and if it doesn't work make a thread in the q&a section
Cybergiannis said:
it should be green! what i would do is to flash 2.2 then 2.3.5 and follow again the steps very carefully! maybe u ever flashed a partition and it's not the default one? i can't really help you :/ try this and if it doesn't work make a thread in the q&a section
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Yeah, I knew that it should be green. The bottom line is I do not have the 2.2 image to flash. I would have done that a long time ago if I had it. All I have is the DiskImage backup that I made off of my new phone. When I flashed it onto the old phone it starts, displays the Consumer Cellular logo for about ten seconds then shuts off immediately. As far as starting a thread in Q & A, I did that weeks ago and got nowhere fast.
Any link I have found for the original 2.2 for -51 and pro is usually a broken link. or it takes me to download that stupid iLivid program that doesn't do squat to get the files I need. I did find a DiskImage file that somebody made and posted but it is almost 4 gig in size. You are supposed to use Pink Screen to load it but Pink Screen only gives me access to the image directory and it's only 256 meg.
Thank you for your time and suggestions.
I believe in the wiki section there are links to default 2.2 and 2.3.5. The ones I found a long time ago were from Blefish, although I'm not sure. Good luck!
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Dead link.
Hi.
I try to download the "Drivers for Android 32 and 64 bit win 7 (not tested )", but its a dead link. I run win7 pro, and somehow the 32 bit driver doesn't work.
Would like to try the 64 bit driver. Could u reupload it, please?
I just did a repost cause i veen asked a lot of times I don't have the files and I don't thinks drivers are needed. You could just install huawei's suite for PC
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WORKS!!!!
Cybergiannis said:
I just did a repost cause i veen asked a lot of times I don't have the files and I don't thinks drivers are needed. You could just install huawei's suite for PC
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YEY!!!!!!! It worked!!!!
Update the first post with this info so others dont have to struggle like I did.
Thanks a bunch!!! :victory:
ευχαριστω πολυ----thanks man
Hi All,
Many thanks for this post.
Iv recently installed the Blefish CM11 rom for U8800 and its works fine. Only issue I have is IMEI=0. I can make and receive calls and even use the mobile internet.
My question is - Is there a way to edit the IMEI no on KK4.4.2 ROM through entering in the engineering mode?
or else, will have to start from the beginning (stock rom process as mentioned in the OP).
thanks for your help.
mohammad.nomaan said:
Hi All,
Many thanks for this post.
Iv recently installed the Blefish CM11 rom for U8800 and its works fine. Only issue I have is IMEI=0. I can make and receive calls and even use the mobile internet.
My question is - Is there a way to edit the IMEI no on KK4.4.2 ROM through entering in the engineering mode?
or else, will have to start from the beginning (stock rom process as mentioned in the OP).
thanks for your help.
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i have no idea. my guess is that u should try
Cybergiannis said:
i have no idea. my guess is that u should try
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Hi,
I haven't found out the way to fix it yet.
Only way I got to fix is to redo the stock rom, root, save the imei and the reflash the custom rom.
The reason for the imei issue was changing the partitions
thnx anyways
this guide that you have post it has been made by me and at least you should have say that is ported from me. Even the links that you have are in my acount. YOU ONLY COPY MY POST . you could ask me to repost it or just mention me. Check this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1876501
WORK IN PROGRESS.. UNTIL NOW NOT GETTING 100%
This was for CM11s, Don't try on CM12s
As soon as we found right procedure we'll Update here
This tutorial is not for newbies.. If you are not little advance user don't do this
After reboot Values reset to Orignal setting (Reset)
need to prevent NV recovery
1. Download Files Here containing all the necessary files and extract it on desktop.
2. Enable Android Debugging on your phone and connect it to your computer,
3. Open up ADB and type the following:
Code:
adb shell
su
setprop sys.usb.config diag,adb
4. Launch Device Manager go to & expand Other Devices,
Right click Android (or something related) listed under that menu
Choose Update Driver Software,
Browse my computer for driver software,
Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer,
Just Click Next,
Have Disk,
Browse to where you extracted YU Diagnostics Driver folder
Inside you will find 32bit and 64bit versions, pick one as per your OS
Select htcdiag.inf (for 32bit) or HtcUsbMdmV64.inf (for 64bit) file that you will Open.
Accept all warning messages and let the installation of the driver complete.
5. Once everything is done installing, under Modems or Ports (Com & LPT) in Device Manager you will find HTC USB Modem.
Right click and select Properties; in this you will see Port: COM<number>. Remember that COM<number> or write it down.
6. Open QPST v2.7 Build 4.11 > run as administrator setup.exe (Don’t run QPST.2.7.411.msi)
7. Open QPST Configuration from Start Menu,
Go to the Ports tab,
Click on Add New Port (right bottom corner);
In the Port field type in the COM<number> you wrote down/remembered from step 5 and in Port Label type YU and finally click OK (left bottom corner).
If you've followed all the steps correctly until here, you should be able to see something like this in the Active Phones tab:
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Keep QPST Configuration window open
8. Open QXDM-3.12.714 > run as administrator setup.exe (Don’t run QXDMInstaller.msi)
9. Open QXDM Professional (run as administrator),
go to Options menu,
Select Communications
Set Target port to your phone COM<number> you wrote down/remembered from step 5 from dropdown list, Press OK.
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10. Back to QXDM main window, in the "View" drop-down menu, selects NV Browser
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now the fun part begins
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Put check mark on Dual SIM (as shown above SS) for apply all setting to both SIMs (Thanks to @tirta.agung)
11. Inside the NV Browser window,
Scroll down and click on line 01877 (rf_bc_config)
Click the Read button save original value in notepad in case something goes wrong.
Replace Input value with 3460734838925427584
Click on Write button.
12. Inside the NV Browser window,
Scroll down and click on line 00946 (band_pref_16_31);
Click the Read button, save original value in notepad in case something goes wrong.
Replace Input value with 0x0FF8 (please don't be an idiot and don't edit the empty one with "nam" in the name)
Click on Write button.
13. Inside the NV Browser window,
scroll down and click on line 02954 (band_pref_32_63);
click the Read button, save original value in notepad in case something goes wrong.
replace Input value with 805765120 (please don't be an idiot and don't edit the empty one with "nam" in the name)
click on Write button.
14. Inside the NV Browser window,
scroll down and click on line 00441 (band_pref);
click the Read button, save original value in notepad in case something goes wrong.
replace Input value with 0x380 or 0xFFFF (please don't be an idiot and don't edit the empty one with "nam" in the name)
click on Write button.
If you have problem with selection, you can edit it directly from your phone: *#*#4636#*#* /Phone information /Menu /Select radio band > Automatic
15. Inside the NV Browser window,
scroll down and click on line 06828 (lte_bc_config);
click the Read button, save original value in notepad in case something goes wrong.
replace Input value with 1904863 (please don't be an idiot and don't edit the empty one with "ext" in the name)
click on Write button.
16. Now Close QXDM; Wait 30 seconds,
disable Android Debugging on your phone,
unplug it and reboot your device;
Once it comes back on, it might take a minute or two for it to acquire signal so don't panic.
DO this on your own risk.. No body is responcible for any lost
Conclusion:
The only real way to know if the whole thing got applied is to do steps 1 through 10 again (obviously skipping installations)
and reading all values or if you are in an area where you previously had bad or no reception.
You can see unlocked GSM/UMPTS bands from the *#*#4636#*#* /Phone information /Menu /Select radio band
For more features of QXDM i.e. recover lost IMEI or ESN go HERE (Thanks to @tirta.agung)
Credits:
Thanks to @BlackSoulxxx for his original work with the Qualcomm baseband software, for the modified Drivers and for the LTE NV values
Thanks to @olokos for his original tutorial
Thanks to @devilsshadow for his original tutorial
Thanks to @Albirew for his original tutorial
Thanks to @tirta.agung for bringing the original thread to my attention & Guide me in many ways
Thanks to @fards for finding the diagnostics command that made all this possible
Thanks to @hem12 who raised my will for finding these tutorials.
Thanks to @d3athwarrior for post this tutorial.
Reserved
Don't forget to put check marks on dual sims, and apply all settings to sim0 and sim1 (see attachment). By the way before u messed things up, back up your modemst1, modemst2, fsc, and fsg.
By the way we can also use qxdm to recover lost imei, just go to 0550, and insert your imei for SIM 1 (sim0 in qxdm) and SIM 2 (sim1 in qxdm), for example:
Code:
If your IMEI was: 954091051099226, then the boxes would look like so:
8
9a
45
90
1
15
90
29
62
or also recover lost esn (item no 0 and 5597) or meid (1943 and 5598).
Great guide, guys !:good::good::good:
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Some error down there: "OPO" and huge load of credited people that seem dont fit in here. Clearly copied from OPO thread?
BlackSoulxxx said:
Great guide, guys !:good::good::good:
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Some error down there: "OPO" and huge load of credited people that seem dont fit in here. Clearly copied from OPO thread?
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Yes you'r right.. I don't want to leave anyone in credit for them work :good:
OPO removed :Hawkeye:
but that works for me..
Need help for prevent NV recovery from you all
If it's the same as the 1+1, replacing /system/bin/rmt_storage with a version not locked would prevent nv recovery (do you know if NV values were sticking in an older version? If so, take it's rmt_storage and try to replace current one with older one, I think it's worth trying)
Albirew said:
If it's the same as the 1+1, replacing /system/bin/rmt_storage with a version not locked would prevent nv recovery (do you know if NV values were sticking in an older version? If so, take it's rmt_storage and try to replace current one with older one, I think it's worth trying)
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Hmmm, as far as I know, all NV settings, including IMEI, or MEID, ESN, etc, resides in your modemst1 and modemst2 partition. If you don't believe me and eager to try, first make a backup of those two partitions, then format or wipe the two partition inside your phone (use fastboot to do this), I'll bet for your YU, now your IMEI and NV settings are all gone.
To be honest, I just found out from this thread that there is an rmt_storage in CM phones, wkwkwkwkw, . If the rmt_storage function is trough, then CM is locking the phone NV settings from the HLOS side not Non-HLOS side. I'll do some research on this rmt_storage.
Need Help from your side
tirta.agung said:
Don't forget to put check marks on dual sims, and apply all settings to sim0 and sim1 (see attachment). By the way before u messed things up, back up your modemst1, modemst2, fsc, and fsg.
.....
or also recover lost esn (item no 0 and 5597) or meid (1943 and 5598).
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BlackSoulxxx said:
Great guide, guys !:good::good::good:
Some error down there: "OPO" and huge load of credited people that seem dont fit in here. Clearly copied from OPO thread?
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Albirew said:
If it's the same as the
.....
current one with older one, I think it's worth trying)
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Now current status is
when I connect mobile
it shows me like that
Even I change USB config to diag,adb
thru ADB or manually
this time its present in default.prop
I try both
trying to disable MTP in mobile USB connection is not working
Window for Settings > Storage > 3dot > USB computer connection is working
but when I disable MTP.. its not working3
So need help from your side..
how I enter / install diag mode
@tirta.agung
I read your complete Guide regarding unbrick YU
but as that post has multipal guides ... I little confused ..
Sorry I am Xtreme noob for all that
Can you guide me an easy way to connect with QPST for enable LTE band
Can I try
Guide #3. REVIVING YOUR IMEIs (That for 32bit or 64bit)??
for connect QXDM
ekhasti said:
@tirta.agung
I read your complete Guide regarding unbrick YU
but as that post has multipal guides ... I little confused ..
Sorry I am Xtreme noob for all that
Can you guide me an easy way to connect with QPST for enable LTE band
Can I try
Guide #3. REVIVING YOUR IMEIs (That for 32bit or 64bit)??
for connect QXDM
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Yes use guide number three, and download the necessary file there. By the way, to use the guide you have to be in stock CM kitkat.
How to use these tools for Xperia C6602
Long story short, did it work in the end for more than 1 person?
thanks for the post. but i have a Lollipop rom. I will wait for you to update the thread ....
Can we try this in lollipop??? Is there any update on this???
ekhasti said:
WORK IN PROGRESS.. UNTIL NOW NOT GETTING 100%
CM12s
As soon as we found right procedure we'll Update here
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Hi there, attached is boot.img and a hack rmt_storage for CM 12.1. Just flash the boot.img to your phone and connect it with QXDM. Your phone will be recognized as qualcomm diagnostic port 903A. Copy and paste (you can use TWRP's file manager to do this) the rmt_storage to "/system/bin" and change its permission (chmod) to 0755. This will make your changes stick upon reboot.
By the way, to use all these files, you need to be on stock CM 12.1. I haven't tried it on any other ROM.
Bro...im on cm12.1 ...rooted...I didn't understand the procedure... Pls can u explain step by step ..pls....wats that qxad ..? Is a software...? Wer I get that..,pls reply bro
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tirta.agung said:
Hi there, attached is boot.img and a hack rmt_storage for CM 12.1. Just flash the boot.img to your phone and connect it with QXDM. Your phone will be recognized as qualcomm diagnostic port 903A. Copy and paste (you can use TWRP's file manager to do this) the rmt_storage to "/system/bin" and change its permission (chmod) to 0755. This will make your changes stick upon reboot.
By the way, to use all these files, you need to be on stock CM 12.1. I haven't tried it on any other ROM.
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Now i upgraded to cm13.....can these two files work for me....pls reply
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@ekhasti
I have tried doing this on Yureka - CM11 XNPH05Q. Installed all the drivers & softwares successfully. When I startup the QPST config to add a new port,
1. I have to uncheck the "Show serial and USB/QC diag ports only" to make the HTCUSBModem port visible.
2. Although I am able to add the port successfully I am unable to see the phone number, it says "No Phone".
Since it is unable to get the phone details I am unable to proceed further. Nothing is visible/editable QXDM. either.
I have manually edited the build.prop file to make sure USB debugging is enabled but to no avail. Please check the attached files, what is it that I am missing?
P.S - I am able to get my IMEI number using *#06#
Any suggestion Guys???
bluebl0od said:
Any suggestion Guys???
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Guys, I am eagerly waiting for your updates
As you may noticed since last week google wants us, the custom rom users to manually register our android_id to the link https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/
It looks simple isn't it?
But there's a catch. Each google account can register up to 100 ids. So if you keep registering new ids after every clean install you'll more likely to hit that 100 ids limit soon. That's even worse for fhe rom developers as they may flash up to 20-30 roms a day.
I'm figuring out that in a different way though. The procedure I'm following is:
A. BEFORE ANYTHING
If you're doing this first time:
1) Copy this database from /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db
2.1) Open the database with a sql editor or from adb shell or a terminal emulator in sqlite3, see android_id with this sql command:
SELECT *
FROM main
WHERE name="android_id";
2.2) OR from adb shell:
$ adb root
$ adb shell 'sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db "SELECT * FROM main WHERE name = \"android_id\";"'
3) Then save the value you're seeing to somewhere else, and register to your account at https://www.google.com/android/uncertified/
B. THEN FOR EVERY CLEAN INSTALL
1) Backups and wipes.
2) Flash rom (pt roms with vendors have the firmware included).
3) Flash gapps.
4) Optionally flash a custom kernel.
5) Reboot and configure your device.
6) Flash magisk, reboot.
THEN THIS PART IS IMPORTANT:
7.1) Again copy this database /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db and open in a sql editor (or with sqlite3 in terminal emulator, or adb shell) and execute this sql command:
UPDATE main
SET value=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
WHERE name="android_id";
7.2) OR from adb shell:
$ adb root
$ adb shell 'sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.gsf/databases/gservices.db "UPDATE main SET value=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX WHERE name = \"android_id\";"'
Note: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX is your android_id as you've learned and registered to your account before (You can see the android_id s you've registered at the same google link).
I just registered my IMEI, that one stays the same across factory resets.
Also, Titanium backup has an option to restore a previously used android ID.
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muff99 said:
I just registered my IMEI, that one stays the same across factory resets.
Also, Titanium backup has an option to restore a previously used android ID.
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Yes that works too but this is the manual method for the gsf android_id. Wifi only devices doesn't have IMEI for example.
https://www.xda-developers.com/google-removes-100-device-registration-limit-uncertified-device-page/
G4B33 said:
https://www.xda-developers.com/google-removes-100-device-registration-limit-uncertified-device-page/
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Yes so now we don't have to do that much of hacky-wacky stuff just to get gsf certified status anymore. #YayGoogle? ?
What if you don't do that?
seems not working. After rebooting, it went back to previous id
You know I've just realized that doing exactly what's written on Google's page (that I've shared link of it) doesn't change my status too. My id is exactly what I've registered on the id registration page but no it stays uncertified so you can ignore this post too... I hope we can find a solution soon :/
ccelik97 said:
You know I've just realized that doing exactly what's written on Google's page (that I've shared link of it) doesn't change my status too. My id is exactly what I've registered on the id registration page but no it stays uncertified so you can ignore this post too... I hope we can find a solution soon :/
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I think the display will always stay on "not certified", but you are atill able to use the Google services (which unregistered custom ROM users are not any more, if I understood correctly).
This is just a guess on my side, I have not tested this (and I can't since I added all kinds of IDs to that registration page ...).
All in all the information flow from Google on this topic has been spectacularly bad, imho.
When I register my GSF id, its not saved or a different number is display, see my correct I'd in the enter field vs ones registered.
image45 said:
When I register my GSF id, its not saved or a different number is display, see my correct I'd in the enter field vs ones registered.
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That's because you entered it in hex format, it gets converted into decimal.
Also, don't post your id here ... Not sure what happens if other people register your id with their Google account.
muff99 said:
That's because you entered it in hex format, it gets converted into decimal.
Also, don't post your id here ... Not sure what happens if other people register your id with their Google account.
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Do I need to convert it or is that an accepted way to submit the information please?
If I try to resubmit it advises already registered.
If you flashed the Stock ROM using “Download All + Format” option in SP Flash Tool or you wiped NVRAM partition accidently then you probably lost IMEIs, WiFi/Bluetooth Mac Address and Serial No.
Disclaimer:
Code:
/*
*Your Warranty is now void.
*Neither me nor the developers of tools are responsible.
*You are doing this at your own risk and will
*solely be responsible if something happens to the device.
*Make sure you only use the original “IMEI_1, IMEI_2,
*WiFi/Bluetooth Address, Serial Number” that came with your phone.
*/
Note:
Although, I have tried to keep this guide as simple as possible, I am assuming that you have already flashed Stock ROM using this thread/guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/k8-note/how-to/lenovo-k8-note-xt1902-3-fix-dead-hard-t3791839
Which also means the required drivers i.e. “MTK (USB DA COM, Preloader USB VCOM, USB Port, USB VCOM) Driver” and “Lenovo USB Driver” in the thread mentioned above are also installed.
Requirements:
Lenovo K8 Note with Stock ROM.
Original IMEI_1, IMEI_2, WiFi/Bluetooth Mac Address, Serial Number. (Find on Phone’s box)
SN Write Tool (Download)
Database Files
ADB Tools (Inside SN_Write_Tool\Android)
Basic ADB know-how.
And a PC. (obviously)
USB Debugging:
Before we proceed, make sure “USB Debugging” is enabled on phone:
Navigate to, Settings > System > About Phone > Build Number (Tap 7 times) to enable “Developer Options”.
Now, Enable “USB Debugging” in Settings > System > Developer Options.
Flashing Procedure:
Extract SN Write. (For Example, Location: “E:\ SN_Write_Tool_v1.1916.00”)
Open SN Write Tool (SN_Writer.exe).
Make sure all the Preliminary steps mentioned in below sections have been performed – Obtaining DB files, Configuring SN Write Tool, Understanding Barcode.
Switch off the phone, while keeping the cable unplugged
Click “Start”.
Enter Original IMEI_1, IMEI_2, WiFi/Bluetooth Mac Address, Barcode and press “Ok”
Connect your phone.
Now your phone will automatically boot in Meta Mode.
Wait for the Process to finish.
Now you will see “Pass” message if everything completes successfully.
Now it will again ask to enter the details. Click “Cancel”
The phone will now switch off. Then boot it manually.
That’s it. Your phone is now back to normal. Now, you can see Serial No. in adb too.
Obtaining Database(DB) files:
In order to restore everything we need 2 Database files, which can be obtained by following the procedure below:
Extract SN_Write Tool. (For Example, Location: “E:\ SN_Write_Tool_v1.1916.00”)
Navigate to “Android” folder inside SN_Write_Tool folder.
Keep Shift Key Pressed and Right Click inside the folder. Select “Open Command / PowerShell window here”.
Type
Code:
adb devices
You will receive a prompt on your phone. Select “Ok”. The device will appear in the list. (Something like “0123456 device”)
Now, type these commands:
Code:
adb pull /vendor/etc/mddb Database
adb pull /system/etc/apdb Database
Now, navigate to “E:\ SN_Write_Tool_v1.1916.00\Android\Database”. There will be around 23 Files. We only Need 2 files from that.
APDB_MT6797_S01_alps-trunk-o0.tk_W19.10 (Approx. size 145kb)
MDDB_InfoCustomAppSrcP_MT6797_S00_MANNING_O_Vxx_x_ulwctg_n.EDB (Approx. size 59mb)
Note: Name and size may slightly vary depending upon your firmware.
Copy the above two files to some other destination (optional).
Note: If you are using PowerShell then, instead of “adb” type “./adb”
Configuring SN Writer Tool:
Open “SN_Writer.exe” inside “E:\ SN_Write_Tool_v1.1916.00”.
Now Click “System Config”.
Check “Dual IMEI” (Do not check “Dual IMEI Same” under that).
In Write options select Barcode, IMEI, BT Address, WiFi Address. (If you don’t have WiFi/BT Address then don’t check/select them).
Check “Load AP DP from DUT” and “Load Modem DB from DUT”.
Click “MD1_DB” and select the file that you pulled using ADB i.e.
“MDDB_InfoCustomAppSrcP_MT6797_S00_MANNING_O_Vxx_x_ulwctg_n.EDB”
Click “AP_DB” and select the file that you pulled using ADB i.e.
“APDB_MT6797_S01_alps-trunk-o0.tk_W19.10”
Now click “Save”.
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Understanding Barcode:
It took me lots n lots of trial & error and googling before finding the correct (probably) Barcode format that we need to use in SN Writer. Trust me, it was not an easy task. Below are three iterations of barcode, use any:
First Iteration (recommended):
The Barcode field consists if two parts, call them Spaces and Serial No.
Total Length(33 Characters) = (25 Spaces) + SN(8)
For Example,
If my SN written on the box is “XYZ1223W”, my barcode will be (without quotes):
Code:
“ XYZ1223W”
or
Second Iteration (recommended 2):
In this iteration, we'll assume that the Barcode field in SN Write Tool is a combination of three parts. Lets call it First (PN), Second and Third Part (SN). You can find PN & SN on the box of phone. I am not sure about the second part with 15 characters. You can leave the second part, just give 15 Spaces.
Total Length(33 Characters) = PN(10) + (15 Spaces) + SN(8)
For Example,
If my PN written on the box is “AB1D1112IN” and SN is “XYZ1223W”, my barcode will be (without quotes):
Code:
“AB1D1112IN XYZ1223W”
or
Third Iteration:
There can also be a third iteration for barcode, though I am not sure about this and is completely based on my assumption. In the second part, as mentioned above we are leaving 15 spaces, but in this, we will use the product barcode of 13 characters (Refer Barcode No. 2 in the attached image below) instead of 15 spaces
For Example,
If my barcode (no. 2 in image above) of 13 charcters is “0123456789012”, then in SN Writer we will write (without quotes):
Total Length(33 Characters) = PN(10) + (Space) + (13) + (Space)+ SN(8)
Code:
“AB1D1112IN 0123456789012 XYZ1223W”
Note the space after each part, which makes up for two characters that we require.
As you can see in the Screenshot attached in this post, “Lenovo Help” app recognizes the device as it is meant to be recognized.
WiFi/Bluetooth Mac Address:
Though, it is not a big deal if you lost WiFi/Bluetooth Mac Addresses. They will still work fine even without it.
If you didn’t backup nvram before or didn’t note down WiFi/Bluetooth Mac address then you can’t get it back. But, if you did TWRP backup of nvram then you can restore it and get back both the original Mac addresses.
FAQs:
SN Writer not booting phone into Meta Mode automatically.
Make sure drivers are installed
or
Boot Manually in Meta Mode using Power Button + Volume Down. Check Already in Meta Mode.
Do I need to be on Stock ROM?
Yes.
Changelog:
27 September 2020:
Update post.
Added one more iteration of barcode.
Added more Screenshots.
Correct minor typos.
thanks alot man
I managed to get apdb files but when i try your command to get mddb i get that error
adb: error: failed to copy '/etc/mddb' to 'Database\mddb': read failed: Is a directory
any help?
and how to know if my bluetooth or wifi mac address is missing and where to find them because nothing of that is written on the phone box
softmaster3 said:
thanks alot man
I managed to get apdb files but when i try your command to get mddb i get that error
adb: error: failed to copy '/etc/mddb' to 'Database\mddb': read failed: Is a directory
any help?
and how to know if my bluetooth or wifi mac address is missing and where to find them because nothing of that is written on the phone box
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Edit: Solved
Android will automatically generate Wi-Fi / Bluetooth address if not found. No need to worry about that. Thats why I I have mentioned in the post that it will still work fine even without it.
You mentioned wrong paths, /etc/apdb is fine but /etc/mddb doesn't exist(empty folder was created in latest update but still no contents in it). mddb is under /vendor/etc/mddb. Just to avoid confusion and even to make this guide suitable for users who pull the file from TWRP make the /etc/apdb to /system/etc/apdb
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softmaster3 said:
thanks alot man
I managed to get apdb files but when i try your command to get mddb i get that error
adb: error: failed to copy '/etc/mddb' to 'Database\mddb': read failed: Is a directory
any help?
and how to know if my bluetooth or wifi mac address is missing and where to find them because nothing of that is written on the phone box
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instead of "adb pull /etc/mddb" use "adb pull /vendor/etc/mddb"
M.A.P said:
You mentioned wrong paths, /etc/apdb is fine but /etc/mddb doesn't exist(empty folder was created in latest update but still no contents in it). mddb is under /vendor/etc/mddb. Just to avoid confusion and even to make this guide suitable for users who pull the file from TWRP make the /etc/apdb to /system/etc/apdb
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instead of "adb pull /etc/mddb" use "adb pull /vendor/etc/mddb"
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thanks a lot guys
u two just made my day
and M.A.P u r a life saver i cant thank you enough for ur work on treble for k8 note and ur help here
M.A.P said:
You mentioned wrong paths, /etc/apdb is fine but /etc/mddb doesn't exist(empty folder was created in latest update but still no contents in it). mddb is under /vendor/etc/mddb. Just to avoid confusion and even to make this guide suitable for users who pull the file from TWRP make the /etc/apdb to /system/etc/apdb
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Done. Thanks for suggestion.
i did write the serial, check warranty and its good
but noticed that the serial written on phone box is 12 Character long not just 8 and sn writer did write 8 only not the whole 12
is that correct??
softmaster3 said:
i did write the serial, check warranty and its good
but noticed that the serial written on phone box is 12 Character long not just 8 and sn writer did write 8 only not the whole 12
is that correct??
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May I see the image of your box. PM me the image.
done
softmaster3 said:
thanks a lot guys
u two just made my day
and M.A.P u r a life saver i cant thank you enough for ur work on treble for k8 note and ur help here
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Your welcome, I'm always ready to help
Hi, with the help of your guide, i have recovered my phone. But the problem is still same as it restarts repeatedly,sometimes it worked for 1 day but then again rewstarting. Is there any permanent solution for this?
psbtheone said:
Hi, with the help of your guide, i have recovered my phone. But the problem is still same as it restarts repeatedly,sometimes it worked for 1 day but then again rewstarting. Is there any permanent solution for this?
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Show your phone to a technician. It may be due to battery or some other reason.
Im getting remote object does not exist error for both commands
WP7 Barcode
Hi,
I was wondering how did you find the correct Barcode format? I have spent 2 days trying with different combinations and I still have not succeeded in restoring the serial number in my Oukitel WP7. It still gives me the generic serial number 123456789ABCDEF.
oxord said:
Hi,
I was wondering how did you find the correct Barcode format? I have spent 2 days trying with different combinations and I still have not succeeded in restoring the serial number in my Oukitel WP7. It still gives me the generic serial number 123456789ABCDEF.
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Did some Trial and Error to figure out correct (probably) barcode format. In addition to this, you'll also need specific database files for your phone in order restore it.
kk9999gada said:
Did some Trial and Error to figure out correct (probably) barcode format. In addition to this, you'll also need specific database files for your phone in order restore it.
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Man this thing is driving me crazy. I have tried every single combinations and did so many googling and there are not a lot of information about this. The other problem is that the Oukitel WP7 does not have a Product Number written on the box or on the back of the device, there is only a serial number and a barcode with 13 numbers under it. I even tried the FCC ID that is written at the top. I have been spending few days trying. I think the only way to know the correct format is to ask someone who has the same device to view it using Maui Meta by viewing the hex format or exporting the NVRAM to an ini file. I doubt anyone would help me with this though. I have the database files from the stock image. Anyways thanks man
oxord said:
Man this thing is driving me crazy. I have tried every single combinations and did so many googling and there are not a lot of information about this. The other problem is that the Oukitel WP7 does not have a Product Number written on the box or on the back of the device, there is only a serial number and a barcode with 13 numbers under it. I even tried the FCC ID that is written at the top. I have been spending few days trying. I think the only way to know the correct format is to ask someone who has the same device to view it using Maui Meta by viewing the hex format or exporting the NVRAM to an ini file. I doubt anyone would help me with this though. I have the database files from the stock image. Anyways thanks man
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That would be better.
There is no need for Part No. or Barcode (both can be replaced with spaces). The only thing required is Serial No.
kk9999gada said:
That would be better.
There is no need for Part No. or Barcode (both can be replaced with spaces). The only thing required is Serial No.
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I tried that as well with so many different ways and with spaces and without. I guess the length also matters. I even filled all 63 characters to see if anything changed in settings but it still showed the generic serial number. I am starting to wonder if sn tool is writing the data in the correct location. I am sure I am using the correct database files because I got them from the factory image from the official website and I am able to write the IMEIs correctly.
I am thinking now to go through the serial number which is 16 characters from left to right. Each time I add a space on the left and no spaces after the serial so first try would be only the serial then a 1 space before it then two spaces before it until I reach the 63 characters. This is like 50 restarts and if that does not work I will try in a same manner but this time full up spaces after the serial and do the same by adding one space on the left each time so first try would be the serial number and the remaining will be spaces up to 63 characters the second time will be one space before the serial and remaining spaces after it up to 63 and so one. I know it's crazy but if all that does not work I am not sure what else to do.
Hi
This happened to me with this dangerous spflash tool. WIPED everything. I followed this guide , It PASSES without any errors but doesnt write anything to my phone. Box has a code bar like this 6 970502 270581 then MEID code of 14 characters , than IMEI1 code and a IMEI2 code and finaly a S/N code of 15 characters.
As i said it PASS but doesnt show IMEI, version base band , bluetooth address, Serial number ,
Thank you very much spflash tool. Had to get another phone.
Phone is a MEDIATEK mt6763T.
Only thing that i dont understand from guide is how to enter Serial number in sn writer. Did it many ways. 33 characters and 64 characters with spaces.
If anyone has any idea , please show me the way. thx.