Anybody have any idea how to open up the NVM folder on this & all other LG phones when using QPST's EFS Explorer? I'm looking to open up this folder so that I can make a few modifications & am stuck. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, so far I've tried "open sesame door" & it's a no go.
Did you had any succes? My p920 lost IMEI somehow and i think this would help me to restore it. How did you extracted NVM folder and where its located, or you are just trying to connect to phone with QPST? Thanks!
As much as I would like to help, I haven't the time, the energy, the patience or the willingness to provide long detailed instructions on things of this manner
jay7264 said:
As much as I would like to help, I haven't the time, the energy, the patience or the willingness to provide long detailed instructions on things of this manner
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well there's the spirit of xda!
iodak said:
Did you had any succes? My p920 lost IMEI somehow and i think this would help me to restore it. How did you extracted NVM folder and where its located, or you are just trying to connect to phone with QPST? Thanks!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1734330
there is a guide to restore the imei
Hello Everyone,
A friend of mine lost a folder containing photos on her TF700. She was using the file manager to transfer the photos onto a USB.
My question is:
If she just dragged the folder some where else, how could I help her find it?
If she deleted it, How would I be able to help her recover it?
Im fairly noob when it comes to android, so please be kind.
Thanks,
Joe
Hi there!
I was tinkering about on the system files of my Galaxy Beam, and (maybe) accidentally messed up with the partition of the device.
The device runs on Jelly Bean 4.1.2 and now its mobile data service is disabled, and when I checked the baseband it says "XXXX" (I believe this is the same case as baseband unknown).
I tried to repair it using Szaby59's method (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2145464), but to no avail.
I wonder if there is another way to restore the baseband of my phone? I understand I might have messed with the efs and modemfs files, will it help if there is anyone who is kind enough to share his/her stock efs/modemfs files, and I get to use those files to my phone?
Hope the information was clear enough, thanks in advance.
ardjet said:
Hi there!
I was tinkering about on the system files of my Galaxy Beam, and (maybe) accidentally messed up with the partition of the device.
The device runs on Jelly Bean 4.1.2 and now its mobile data service is disabled, and when I checked the baseband it says "XXXX" (I believe this is the same case as baseband unknown).
I tried to repair it using Szaby59's method (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2145464), but to no avail.
I wonder if there is another way to restore the baseband of my phone? I understand I might have messed with the efs and modemfs files, will it help if there is anyone who is kind enough to share his/her stock efs/modemfs files, and I get to use those files to my phone?
Hope the information was clear enough, thanks in advance.
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hi ardjit the tow folders that u asked for they are zipped and attached above :good:
alameralshamry said:
hi ardjit the tow folders that u asked for they are zipped and attached above :good:
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thanks a lot man! will try to replace the modemfs file in my phone with the ones you just gave, hopefully this'll work!
IT WORKEDD!!!
I replaced the modemfs folder in the root directory, with the ones given by alameralshamry, rebooted my phone, and voila! data plan is back!
thanks a million to alameralshamry...and hope this thread may help anyone with similar problem.
ardjet said:
IT WORKEDD!!!
I replaced the modemfs folder in the root directory, with the ones given by alameralshamry, rebooted my phone, and voila! data plan is back!
thanks a million to alameralshamry...and hope this thread may help anyone with similar problem.
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im happy to know that its worked with you ... you are welcome
i8530
ardjet said:
IT WORKEDD!!!
I replaced the modemfs folder in the root directory, with the ones given by alameralshamry, rebooted my phone, and voila! data plan is back!
thanks a million to alameralshamry...and hope this thread may help anyone with similar problem.
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how replaced modemfs folder
i m unable to download your files..
please help me... thanks in advance.
alameralshamry said:
hi ardjit the tow folders that u asked for they are zipped and attached above :good:
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agan can ask EFS has a backup folder that agan ga bin or img shape.
alameralshamry said:
hi ardjit the tow folders that u asked for they are zipped and attached above :good:
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I just registered and replied this post with many thanks! Because I also had headache with my i8530 phone which lost the baseband info.
Your file of "modemefs.zip" REALLY worked on my I8530 phone! I unzipped the files and copied into the root directory of "modemefs", then reboot, finally the baseband came back!!!:good:
I almost decided to throw away this cell phone before I found this post. You have greatly helped me to solve my problem.
Many thanks again!
alameralshamry said:
hi ardjit the tow folders that u asked for they are zipped and attached above :good:
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how to replace the modem file in root directory plz tell
imran qasim said:
how to replace the modem file in root directory plz tell
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First make sure your phone is rooted and Root Explorer is installed.
Open Root Explorer, copy the files to /modemfs directory.
If failed to copy, one reason may be that /modelfs directory has insufficient space. Because Android system allocates different space for some specific system directories.
When you turn to /modemfs, Root Explorer will show "XX MB used, XX MB free" on the top.
If the free space is very little, you will NOT be able to replace the model file, so you need to consider to delete some useless or irrelevant files inside this directory.
I have a Lg g4 h8110h for t mobile. Im trying to root it by low effort root that i got here on XDA.
One of the files is a tar.gz. I downloaded on my computer and i unzip it and i got just a tar. file. The problem comes now. I unziped it with 7 zip as i saw in a tutorial to root this phone with low effort root. I can see on 7 zip othe image file but i cant save it. I doesnt let me move it or copy it or do something with it. When i click it again, it just give me another tar file but that one can be saved. I tried with other files unzzipers like 8 zip and unpacked. No succes yet. Any ideas?
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I have a Lg g4 h8110h for t mobile. Im trying to root it by low effort root that i got here on XDA.
One of the files is a tar.gz. I downloaded on my computer and i unzip it and i got just a tar. file. The problem comes now. I unziped it with 7 zip as i saw in a tutorial to root this phone with low effort root. I can see on 7 zip othe image file but i cant save it. I doesnt let me move it or copy it or do something with it. When i click it again, it just give me another tar file but that one can be saved. I tried with other files unzzipers like 8 zip and unpacked. No succes yet. Any ideas?
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Hi, thanks for using XDA Assist!
First, please create an account so you can post in other forums.
Here is the main forum area for your device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-g4
Here's where you should ask for help:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-g4/help
Your specific device experts are located there.
Good luck!
Hey Gyus,
I have made a terrible mistake with some app installed in /system/app directory.
I made a dump of that directory in my sd card but I don't have the rights to copy the files black to their original place.
The problem is when I reset my phone, The phone reboots and I can't pass the welcome activity. The button under language selection is not activated.
Do You know how to find the original rom, or any custom rom so I can use my phone?
The recovery mode displays this version of acer
Acer_AV0L0_T04_1.006.00_EMEA_GEN1
thank you for your help
karotrunks said:
Hey Gyus,
I have made a terrible mistake with some app installed in /system/app directory.
I made a dump of that directory in my sd card but I don't have the rights to copy the files black to their original place.
The problem is when I reset my phone, The phone reboots and I can't pass the welcome activity. The button under language selection is not activated.
Do You know how to find the original rom, or any custom rom so I can use my phone?
The recovery mode displays this version of acer
Acer_AV0L0_T04_1.006.00_EMEA_GEN1
thank you for your help
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Hi
Thank you for using xda assist
This is
A place where you can get help in finding your way on XDA. This is not a support forum, but rather a place to get some help by being pointed to the right thread.
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But you can head over here for help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help