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I did a full nandroid backup (including EFS and mobile) from my broken S5 (just cracked screen), when I got a refurbished S5. I restored full backup on the new S5.
When I turned the new S5 on for the first time before restoring backup, sim card worked just perfectly. But after when I restored my full nandroid backup on it, now any sim card won't work.... It asks for SIM card pin (I put correct one) no worky. Got another new sim card from the same provider, not working either.
I flashed to offical samsung firmware, that didn't fix the sim card problem either.
Can someone help please?
P.S, both IMEI and baseband on the new s5 show up on 'About Device'. The IMEI is the correct one (according to a paper), not the same as my old broken S5.
Erm, and you are posting this in nexus 6p forum because.. ?
Indeed.. your in the wrong place here.. we are Nexus fan boys and hate Sammy over here??
But what are you doing with efs? Don't touch the **** when you don't know what you're doing..
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Restoring system and data from old phone to the replacement phone as long as same Android version OK but why the heck would you restore the EFS ?? That probably why your in this situation.. it's my understanding that the EFS is unique for each device and u should have never restored that..
Looks like you will be doing another replacement phone..
But you really should be posting this in the forum for this device..
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I've ran Oreo before with no issues but now it's saying that I don't have a SIM card inserted and that I have no IMEI or anything.. don't know what to do
You need to restore your EFS partition backup mate... I hope you have it somewhere.
turboedm said:
I've ran Oreo before with no issues but now it's saying that I don't have a SIM card inserted and that I have no IMEI or anything.. don't know what to do
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Have you had your SIM out lately? No SIM detected is different from No Service. It may be your SIM slot is dirty or loose. Try another SIM to be sure. Some people with loose SIMs have put stuck a piece of paper or tape to the back of the SIM to press the gold contacts better against the contacts in the phone. If possible, try a SIM from a different carrier just for a few minutes to see if that SIM is detected. If you are getting a good connection you should see No Service, not SIM not detected. Lastly, if you have EVER made a backup from TWRP and still have it, you may have backed up a copy of your EFS partition. That or maybe you know someone else with a N6P that did. You can use that backup to restore the EFS partition.
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Have you had your SIM out lately? No SIM detected is different from No Service. It may be your SIM slot is dirty or loose. Try another SIM to be sure. Some people with loose SIMs have put stuck a piece of paper or tape to the back of the SIM to press the gold contacts better against the contacts in the phone. If possible, try a SIM from a different carrier just for a few minutes to see if that SIM is detected. If you are getting a good connection you should see No Service, not SIM not detected. Lastly, if you have EVER made a backup from TWRP and still have it, you may have backed up a copy of your EFS partition. That or maybe you know someone else with a N6P that did. You can use that backup to restore the EFS partition.
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Hey!
It works on Nougat. I just did a full reset with Oreo factory images and I have bars! EFS partition is fully intact. Thank you though, I am definitely going to backup my EFS and keep it in a safe place.
Update: I did a system wipe and installed a custom Oreo ROM and.. it.. went back to the same thing. Now I don't think it's the ROM, because I went to a stock FOTA package and it did the same thing. Guess I won't be using Oreo on this phone anytime soon.
Edit: I've made a logcat and I seem to have found the issue, but I don't know why that's happening..
A few days I woke up with no service on the Nexus 6p. This was a few days after updating to the latest oreo build. Sim card seems detected because when I take it out another message shows up "No SIM card - No service", and when I put it back it only shows "No service". Tried putting the card in a Nexus 5X and it works fine.
Tried the following with nothing working so far:
- Switching 2G/3G/LTE and rebooting in between.
- *#*#4636#*#* and turning off the radio, switching between the different options of GSM/LTE/etc...
- Restoring a working nandroid backup
- Reflashing different ROMs
- Factory reset
- Factory reset then flashing ROMs
- Wiping cache and dalvik
- efs fix in twrp
Hardware version ANGLER-VN2
IMEI shows up under IMEI information tab but not under SIM Status tab, there it shows not available.
I live in Ontario Canada, carrier is Freedom mobile.
So now I'm stuck, tried calling google and hwawei and they won't do an RMA because my warranty is expired.
Anyone has any ideas to try?
Thanks in advance.
Not that this is going to help, but this has GOT to be an Oreo issue, myself as well as at least 4 others that I have seen has been getting the No service, or No Sim, mine did the No Sim, then started bootlooping.
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https://www.theandroidsoul.com/fix-...d-wifibluetooth-issues-restoring-twrp-backup/
No this has nothing to do with O.
Which version phone do you have? H1511 or H1512?
What country are you in now?
What is your carrier? If MVNO state that.
Are your IMEI and phone numbers showing up in settings?
Everyone, please put the most basic information in your profile like where you live, which carrier you are currently on, and maybe even which variant of your phone.
I updated the first post with more info. How do I tell if I have H1511 or H1512? I bought it from the google store in Canada.
More information is good. Please update your XDA profile so the next person trying to help can check there first. You can find the device variant by booting to bootloader (not recovery) and using the vol toggle to navigate to "Barcodes". IMEI should show up there too. Date of manufacture, Serial #, etc. I think you should have started a normal thead, not Q/A, BUT your IMEI and a lot of other information should be showing up under SIM info. That's a problem. Second, you say you did the EFS fix in TWRP. Can you explain how you did this? Did you use one of YOUR OWN TWRP backups which contained the modemst1,modemst2 and restored ONLY those two partitions to your device? Did you receive any confirmation or error? Have you tried using a SIM from a Rogers or Telus in your phone to see if the SIM info shows up?
Thanks for the help, I'll update my profile with this info as well.
in the bootloader the IMEI shows up along with the rest of the info. It's a H1511 device.
The EFS fix is by following this: https://www.theandroidsoul.com/fix-empty-imei-corrupted-efs-no-sim-unknown-baseband-wifibluetooth-issues-restoring-twrp-backup/
is modemst1 and 2 contained in the twrp backup? and if so how do I restore it? in restore options there's system, data, vendor and boot only. I guess it's an option in the backup that I haven't selected?
I tried another SIM also from freedom and it didn't work. I don't have a Rogers or other SIM to try currently.
Right, so if you didn't ever select the EFS partitions when using TWRP Backup, you never backed them up so under Restore they don't show up (so you can't use that method). You can however use TWRP terminal or fastboot to wipe those and reboot. I would be sure to try at least one SIM from either Rogers or Telus. If that doesn't work, then wipe the EFS partitions and let them rebuild (hopefully).
Definitely Oreo issue. Google messed with something and it broke data for many people. I have been troubleshooting this for the last week (Verizon, US, fully stock 6P) and finally found a thread where a Google rep acknowledged the problem and said it was high priority for a fix.
I wish you luck with that one @LucJoe. This has been happening for the past 2 years from MM, N, and now O...and XDA is full of threads (just look). So you just go ahead and wait for Google to fix it for you, LOL. - Not a new issue related to O.
Never happened to me before updating. The data issues manifest differently across different carriers but for some reason Oreo likes to play it safe and disconnect data. I have not been able to get LTE for more than a couple seconds, but will get slow unstable 3G occasionally. Google confirmed the issue here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/phone-by-google/kw3ZcXd1BVs/7HYuANdoAgAJ
A recent success using terminal from TWRP (or the OS if you are rooted). You can also use fastboot to do the same thing using the commands in the article posted in this Q/A (method 2). Good luck! See thread here.
This seems like it's a different issue described in that thread. I'm not running out of data, there's no service and no connection of at all to any network.
I did find that and try it before posting here. It did nothing to fix the problem. It did say that something was copied over '4 MB copied, at 14.3 MB/s' something like that but nothing changed.
I also have the same issue. Have tried everything including going back to stock 7.1.2 & locking the bootloader. Nothing seems to work. Interestingly, when i pull up the hidden phone diagnostic menu, it shows all cell measurement info which means that the antenna is receiving signals but the phone somehow is not registered on the network?
I can wipe those partitions with fastboot but is it safe? I have never used TWRP and my problems started after updating to Oreo. Is there a chance the official OTA could corrupt those partitions?
@LucJoe- That fix is not for you. That is for users who have no IMEI or phone number under About Phone>>SIM info. Your issue (as I understand it) is a weak and intermittent signal that keeps disconnecting LTE and sounds like a carrier or SIM issue. Why not go get a new SIM provisioned for your phone. That or pop somebody else's SIM in your phone and see if you get a different outcome.
Yes that was my first thought as well. I got a new SIM, then another one. So 3 SIMs now with the same result. I've been on the phone with so many techs from Verizon/Total Wireless and none of them have any answers. If I put the same SIMs into a Moto E4 I picked up for testing, it works fine. But the 6P immediately disconnects from LTE then bounces between 3G/1X.
My next test is to try a SIM from a different network I guess... maybe Verizon is blocking my 6P. Or maybe my LTE radio is damaged somehow.
So I did this using TWRP but wasn't sure if it actually went through or not. I did it now through adb from pc and also fastboot and it says permission denied. Any idea how to bypass that?
I moved my T-Mobile SIM card from my Nexus 6 to my never used, eBay purchase, 6p. The 6p does not detect the SIM card. I reinserted it multiple times with no luck. I don't know if it matters that I installed TWRP, Nitrogen ROM and Franco kernel, without the SIM in the phone?
The phone is otherwise fully functional.
Any ideas on what might be going wrong? The package slip that came with the 6p states, "Tested for Key Functions, Ready for Resale". I've contacted the seller for advice.
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I moved my T-Mobile SIM card from my Nexus 6 to my never used, eBay purchase, 6p. The 6p does not detect the SIM card. I reinserted it multiple times with no luck. I don't know if it matters that I installed TWRP, Nitrogen ROM and Franco kernel, without the SIM in the phone?
The phone is otherwise fully functional.
Any ideas on what might be going wrong? The package slip that came with the 6p states, "Tested for Key Functions, Ready for Resale". I've contacted the seller for advice.
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Probably should of checked it out before loading a custom ROM. That being said if the ROM is 8.0 I don't think the first version of the update is compatible with T-Mobile.
"8.0.0 (OPR6.170623.013, Aug 2017, Not for TMO/USCC/Fi)"
You should maybe try a stock ROM first. Get nexus root kit. There is an option to revert the phone back to stock. Might help.
Just a shot in the dark. May also be locked to a region. Good luck though.
I reinstalled stock Oreo. Now, I'm only seeing "No Service". I don't know if this is of significance, but when I check Settings - > System - > About phone - > Status, SIM status everything is blank. At least the SIM was detected. I didn't realize when I installed stock Oreo it would wipe out my SDcard.
The vendor image is used with Nitrogen was opr5.170623.007.img.
And I suppose the sim works in other phones?
It's hard to say what is going on. May just be in backwards?
Aside from the bootloop and battery issues the 6p has been awesome as far as loading ROMs. You never have to replace the bootloader so even if you break the recovery it can be fixed easily. Not the same for my sapphire unfortunately.
Anyways I would first say it may be a physical issue, Especially if the sim says it's blank. Again, good luck.
I believe it's just Android 8 and not the phone. Go through any 6p Oreo thread and will find one person with this problem. Solutions that where posted fingerprint/pincode security off before flashing, no encryption on first boot and solution that worked for me complete wipe of phone flashing stock Oreo. I haven't heard any direct answer on what the cause is and I think the first 2 solutions worked for people because they did a clean flash of stock Android 8 anyways.
Yes, the SIM works fine in my Nexus 6. I noticed under SIM status, it lists "No signal".
I installed the factory Nougat ROM and still no service.
Under SIM status in Settings, Network is Unknown, Signal strength is 0, Cellular network type is Unknown and Service state is Out of Service.
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Yes, the SIM works fine in my Nexus 6. I noticed under SIM status, it lists "No signal". I installed the factory Nougat ROM and still no service. Under SIM status in Settings, Network is Unknown, Signal strength is 0, Cellular network type is Unknown and Service state is Out of Service.
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Is your IMEI field blank too in Settings? If the phone does not have an IMEI, the device may have corrupted EFS partition(s). Boot the device to bootloader (fastboot mode) and select "Barcodes". Is your IMEI there? Is your model a H1511 (US model)?
Put a known working SIM in the phone from a different carrier (preferrably not an MVNO), If that doesn't work, since your phone is new (to you) there is no harm in fastboot formatting these 3 partitions (system, cache and userdata) and then using the Google script (batch file) that comes with a full factory image. Not a factory reset, not manually flashing a ROM. One other possible scenario is that if the phone was previously used on ProjectFi, you may need to contact Google and have your phone's IMEI de-registered. Hopefully you get it working and won't be forced to return the phone.
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Is your IMEI field blank too in Settings? If the phone does not have an IMEI, the device may have corrupted EFS partition(s). Boot the device to bootloader (fastboot mode) and select "Barcodes". Is your IMEI there? Is your model a H1511 (US model)?
Put a known working SIM in the phone from a different carrier (preferrably not an MVNO), If that doesn't work, since your phone is new (to you) there is no harm in fastboot formatting these 3 partitions (system, cache and userdata) and then using the Google script (batch file) that comes with a full factory image. Not a factory reset, not manually flashing a ROM. One other possible scenario is that if the phone was previously used on ProjectFi, you may need to contact Google and have your phone's IMEI de-registered. Hopefully you get it working and won't be forced to return the phone.
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Barcodes shows IMEI present and model is H1511. I ran the script in the full factory image for Oreo and then tried the same with Nougat. I didn't reformat the partitions prior to flashing ROM. Is this important or does the factory image replace them anyways?
I don't have access to another carriers SIM card.
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Barcodes shows IMEI present and model is H1511. I ran the script in the full factory image for Oreo and then tried the same with Nougat. I didn't reformat the partitions prior to flashing ROM. Is this important or does the factory image replace them anyways? I don't have access to another carriers SIM card.
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The script uses fastboot erase which does not format the partitions. Formatting returns partition information, any errors and in some cases corrections. You did not mention IMEI within settings, both under "SIM Status" and "IMEI information". If present in bootloader, but not in settings, this may further point to a SIM card. Until you try (borrow) another carrier's SIM for 5 minutes you won't know for sure. At the very least you could get TMo to provision you new SIM. They should not charge you for this, and it may change your situation. There are many threads on this very same topic. Maybe searching those would give you another idea.
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The script uses fastboot erase which does not format the partitions. Formatting returns partition information, any errors and in some cases corrections. You did not mention IMEI within settings, both under "SIM Status" and "IMEI information". If present in bootloader, but not in settings, this may further point to a SIM card. Until you try (borrow) another carrier's SIM for 5 minutes you won't know for sure. At the very least you could get TMo to provision you new SIM. They should not charge you for this, and it may change your situation. There are many threads on this very same topic. Maybe searching those would give you another idea.
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According to Google, the phone was purchased from them. They do not know if the phone is financed, as this would cause the IMEI to be locked. I'll try the T-Mobile store next.
Spent an hour at T-Mobile. The sales rep was determined to fix it, but in the end was unsuccessful. The Ebay seller issued an RMA and I dropped off at the P.O.. Will try getting another.
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According to Google, the phone was purchased from them. They do not know if the phone is financed, as this would cause the IMEI to be locked. I'll try the T-Mobile store next.
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No, I meant the the Google-Fi the MVNO (carrier) not finance. If the phone was activated on Fi, it will have to be de-registered on their end. You still did not reply about IMEI present or not in Settings>>Sim info?
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No, I meant the the Google-Fi the MVNO (carrier) not finance. If the phone was activated on Fi, it will have to be de-registered on their end. You still did not reply about IMEI present or not in Settings>>Sim info?
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When I went into Settings, the IMEI was present, but no carrier information. The phone recognized the SIM card, but that was all.
In the chat session with Google Support, I did ask about Google-Fi and she wrote that she was unable to provide any information on that. She said the only information she could provide is where the phone was purchased.
I came across the same issue. Just flash your vendor.img using flashfire, this will fix everything.
Another fix for the no sim is too turn off security pin lock and reboot the phone. I take no credit for this find just spreading the good word. ?
Exodusche said:
Another fix for the no sim is too turn off security pin lock and reboot the phone. I take no credit for this find just spreading the good word.
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Thanks so much. Worked like a charm and could then reenable pin lock and reboot and SIM kept working.
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Thanks so much. Worked like a charm and could then reenable pin lock and reboot and SIM kept working.
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could you detail how to do just that? Because I'm in Brazil and I have the same problem.
Hello, i need some help...
I've already searched and tried a lot of ways to fix my problem but nothing worked.
Suddenly the Wi-Fi of my Op5 stopped working, i cant even turn on... And also the phone doesn't recognize sim cards. The phone isn't rooted.
I've already made factory reset, flashed another rom, cleared cache, etc...
Thanks in advance.
Check if Your both sim's IMEI and WLAN MAC address are displayed correctly.
Sounds like corrupted EFS partition to me. Try to restore backup (if You have one). I think You can't fix this issue without a backup. So only way is to send it to OP for repair (i guess on warranty it should be free).