NVRAM restore, i need a backup! - Moto E4 Questions & Answers

Hi All,
I have an xt1763 that I am trying to fix;
- it has NVRAM error in the wifi list when you go through the wizard of the factory reset.
- it has imei of NULL for both sim cards.
I've downloaded the nvram from the device and it is pretty much all 000000000, so clearly its been wiped or corrupted.
Can anyone download their nvram for me and upload it here so i can (presumably) flash it with SPFlashTool to get the imei etc working again on this xt1763. Or provide me with any advice on how to resolve this without a nvram backup? I don't believe there is a way.
Thanks,
Scott

Sorted.
XT1762 NVRAM worked with XT1763 device.

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Also made EFS backup with twrp.
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Dont forget, EFS doesnt contain any IMEI certs or CAL data, so if u clear EFS partition IMEI willl be the same, only SerialNumber will be wiped
exprxp said:
Dont forget, EFS doesnt contain any IMEI certs or CAL data, so if u clear EFS partition IMEI willl be the same, only SerialNumber will be wiped
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can u clarify please. how can be serial number be wiped?
EFS partition -> SerialNo, Bluetooth, WiFi and password + settings
IMEI certs -> SIM LOCK, Imei number. CAL data
As u can see EFS erasing will never destroy imei number
exprxp said:
EFS partition -> SerialNo, Bluetooth, WiFi and password + settings
IMEI certs -> SIM LOCK, Imei number. CAL data
As u can see EFS erasing will never destroy imei number
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then why did i lose baseband?
When you tried to backup EFS or root you lost MD5 signature of IMEI parititon. Now its gone. In some cases it can be undone by flashing to STOCK firmware.
Please check the screenshot for correct location of EFS partition and M9K partitions
i did restore my EFS by reinstalling stock 5.0.1 with odin.

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Does anyone have a TWRP A2017G backup their willing to share?
I've lost IMEI and MEID and am trying to recover
Seconded. I seem to be in the same situation. Don't know if a TWRP backup will help, but I've been unable to connect to the cellular network after restoring a full TWRP backup which I suppose I shouldnt've restored. Re-entering my IMEI via a TWRP module didn't help as well. Neither does the adb shell dd command that formats the EFS partition found in another thread... Restoring EFS I backed up a while ago didn't help me as well.
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Restoring EFS I backed up a while ago didn't help me as well.
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Do you have a backup you could share?
As far as I know, the EFS bit is unique to each device. It contains your IMEI code, for example, which is unique for each device.... I can give you mine, but I'm not sure if that will help you.
I'll probably make a new thread asking for some help because I've tried about everything and I can't fix this mess on my own... I hope I won't have to send it back, no way of knowing they'll believe me
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