Hello, I accidentally deleted some files from the wifi on my razr xt925, through root explorer. Unfortunately my wifi stopped working after that. It would be possible, some being charitable, post a backup folder of files wifi so I can restore it!? Thank you ...
Please friends, do this favor. I just need the folder that contains the settings WIFI. It is very important, otherwise not returned to my work WIFI. Just copy the folder to the ROOT EXPLORER. thank you
If anyone has any other solution for my problem, thank you!
Have restored the settings, did all wipes, installed android via rsd, fastboot and saw nothing.
Please. I await help!
douglasbonno said:
Hello, I accidentally deleted some files from the wifi on my razr xt925, through root explorer. Unfortunately my wifi stopped working after that. It would be possible, some being charitable, post a backup folder of files wifi so I can restore it!? Thank you ...
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What directory you need ? system/etc/wifi ?
If that's what you need, here is:
http://d-h.st/7HD
epinter said:
What directory you need ? system/etc/wifi ?
If that's what you need, here is:
http://d-h.st/7HD
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Thank you have answered. The folder is etc/firmware/wlan/prima
douglasbonno said:
Thank you have answered. The folder is etc/firmware/wlan/prima
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Attached.
epinter said:
Attached.
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Thank you. But unfortunately did not solve my problem. The Wifi did not return to work, and I'm no imei this same device. I will appeal to the warranty. Thank you for the input!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1960918
Read that thread for the method to restore IMEI on your device.
You don't have to warranty the phone, you can fix it yourself.
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I tried playing around with modified Nfc.apk apps to try and get it to work on my Nexus S with the screen off, but nothing worked. Now I need to put the stock version of the app back, but stupid me accidentally deleted the backed-up apk. Can anyone please help me out?
I've pulled my nfc apk: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3eyvwf9uniia78v/Nfc Service_4.1.2-eng.travp624.20121027.191541.apk
hope it helps!
Thanks so much for the help, but it doesn't work. I copied the file to my system/app folder as "Nfc.apk", changed the read permissions then rebooted the phone, but it doesn't even show up in the system settings as an option. Maybe there is something different about our phones other than the JB version?
Ok I copied this directly from my system/app/ folder: http://db.tt/UOwpirFL
Previous file was a backup I had created with ES file explorer.
Hope it works this time!
Permissions were fixed as rw-r--r--
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Thanks again, but it still doesn't work. You had it right the first time. I did a checksum for both files and they are identical. Do you also have a Nfc.odex file? Maybe if I have that too it would work?
Is your 4.1.2 build number JZO54K?
I'll look for that .odex file and let you know...yes build number is JZO54K
- Sorry mate can't seem to find that .odex file on my phone! Hope someone else can help you with your issue.
Hello Were you able to solve the problem? I have the same situation. Restore files Nfc.apk and Nfc.odex from backup did not help.
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youhim said:
Hello Were you able to solve the problem? I have the same situation. Restore files Nfc.apk and Nfc.odex from backup did not help.
(Sorry for the google translate)
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Nope, wasn't able to fix it unfortunately
Hi I'm sorry to bother you but I accidentally formated /persist and /pds in recovery and now WiFi ain't working even when I flash a new rom what have I done Bluetooth works and mobile data but when I try activating WiFi it doesn't work ):
burnsyboo said:
Hi I'm sorry to bother you but I accidentally formated /persist and /pds in recovery and now WiFi ain't working even when I flash a new rom what have I done Bluetooth works and mobile data but when I try activating WiFi it doesn't work ):
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Did you try restoring it to stock?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47820707#post47820707
tatazeuz said:
Did you try restoring it to stock?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47820707#post47820707
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I'm having the same problem and even this didn't work..
RestlessScreams said:
I'm having the same problem and even this didn't work..
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What factory image did you use?
RestlessScreams said:
I'm having the same problem and even this didn't work..
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Try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=49656627&postcount=3
synescu said:
Try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=49656627&postcount=3
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How to use this?
Stumbled above this today but didn't know what to do with it :S
that fixed my phone
Hello what you have to do is boot your phone up root it and use file manager in file manager go to the settings COG and turn on root explorer and mount system RW then copy that file that you didn't no what to do with into the /persist folder and reboot that should fix WiFi for you and when you search for file explorer in Google play its the one with the yellow folder hope this fixes your problem as well
burnsyboo said:
Hello what you have to do is boot your phone up root it and use file manager in file manager go to the settings COG and turn on root explorer and mount system RW then copy that file that you didn't no what to do with into the /persist folder and reboot that should fix WiFi for you and when you search for file explorer in Google play its the one with the yellow folder hope this fixes your problem as well
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I'm having the same problem and really going crazy.. want to fix this but I don't now how, I dont have wifi on my moto g so i can also not install a root explorer. And do you have to edit the mac adress? how do you do that? and could you give me detailed step by step how to fix this problem? any help greatly appreciated.....
Sparubens said:
I'm having the same problem and really going crazy.. want to fix this but I don't now how, I dont have wifi on my moto g so i can also not install a root explorer. And do you have to edit the mac adress? how do you do that? and could you give me detailed step by step how to fix this problem? any help greatly appreciated.....
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Just install the filemanager via adb install
But a step by step would be highly appreciated:good:
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Wifi works now, you're my hero!
Gonna test it when I got time if my mobile data is also working :good:
You can try to flash a us stock firmware for me worked this firmware is handling the portions better
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synescu said:
You can try to flash a us stock firmware for me worked this firmware is handling the portions better
Sent from my XT1032 using Tapatalk
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That's what I did today, but The problem really were those .bins :b
Thanks thanks thanks!
this should fix your problem
Here's how to fix it download this http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2531514&d=1390364984 then unzip it on your moto g and download file manager from Google play the one with the yellow folder after that click the cog on the bar at the top in file manager and click Root explorer then Mount system folders then copy the unziped file from /storage/sdcard0/download to /persist and then after that reboot and your WiFi should work
Could anyone post all files included in /persist ?
Is there the .bin data for mobile data?
RestlessScreams said:
Could anyone post all files included in /persist ?
Is there the .bin data for mobile data?
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+1
Pleeeeaaaasee
Hey, do you know if this procedure works for Moto G 2014 (XT 1068 or XT 1064) too? or where I get this files for that device?
Thanks.
burnsyboo said:
Hello what you have to do is boot your phone up root it and use file manager in file manager go to the settings COG and turn on root explorer and mount system RW then copy that file that you didn't no what to do with into the /persist folder and reboot that should fix WiFi for you and when you search for file explorer in Google play its the one with the yellow folder hope this fixes your problem as well
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JUST DOWNLOAD THAT .bin FILE AND PUT it in PERSIST FOLDER WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE ROOT OF THE DEVICE AND RESTART YOUR PHONE
EVERYTHING WORX PERFECTLY
burnsyboo said:
Here's how to fix it download this http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2531514&d=1390364984 then unzip it on your moto g and download file manager from Google play the one with the yellow folder after that click the cog on the bar at the top in file manager and click Root explorer then Mount system folders then copy the unziped file from /storage/sdcard0/download to /persist and then after that reboot and your WiFi should work
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There is a lot of file explorers wit yellow folders, could you tell us developer please.
Thanks in advance
vsdmch said:
There is a lot of file explorers wit yellow folders, could you tell us developer please.
Thanks in advance
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Hi sorry for not being more in depth and using CAPS
The file explorer i use for mounting the file system as RW and enabling root transfers is :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.fm.hd&hl=en_GB
Hey!
I have a backup on my pc, and when i transfer it to my phone in the TWRP folder -> BACKUPS and when i enter recovery mode -> restore, the backup ain't there.
Chekhn said:
Hey!
I have a backup on my pc, and when i transfer it to my phone in the TWRP folder -> BACKUPS and when i eter recovery moe -> restroe, the backup ain't there.
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Rebooting the phone and reconnecting the phone to usb may help usualy.
gee2012 said:
Rebooting the phone and reconnecting the phone to usb may help usualy.
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Who will that help? I don't see why connecting the usb will solve anything since the folder is on my phone now.
Can it be that the folder doesn't have "root-permission" ?
Chekhn said:
Who will that help? I don't see why connecting the usb will solve anything since the folder is on my phone now.
Can it be that the folder doesn't have "root-permission" ?
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What i said in my post above is to reboot the phone and reconnect usb when it rebooted, solved it for me
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Who will that help? I don't see why connecting the usb will solve anything since the folder is on my phone now.
Can it be that the folder doesn't have "root-permission" ?
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It's a known issue. Go to the twrp thread and search "restorecon". I'm on my phone and it's a little difficult for me to do it ATM.
gee2012 said:
What i said in my post above is to reboot the phone and reconnect usb when it rebooted, solved it for me
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Still nothing :/
Wakamatsu said:
It's a known issue. Go to the twrp thread and search "restorecon". I'm on my phone and it's a little difficult for me to do it ATM.
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This command?:
su
restorecon -r /data/media/0
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This command?:
su
restorecon -r /data/media/0
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Give that a shot.
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Give that a shot.
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Didn't work, it says. "invalid option"
Is the backup in a folder with your serial number?
Can you find the backup using TWRP file manager? Look in both /sdcard and /data/media/0 and feedback results
Also take a new backup. Does it go back to the same place?
rootSU said:
Is the backup in a folder with your serial number?
Can you find the backup using TWRP file manager? Look in both /sdcard and /data/media/0 and feedback results
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What do you mean "is the backup in folder with your serial number"?
The backup is from my other Nexus 5
Chekhn said:
What do you mean "is the backup in folder with your serial number"?
The backup is from my other Nexus 5
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Well that's the problem then!
Firstly do NOT restore an EFS backup. If you have EFS in your nandroid , don't restore it.
When you first take a backup, TWRP creates /sdcard/TWRP/backup/75465474566 where the numbered folder is the serial number of your device.
If you copied a numbered folder from another device, it wont find it. Similarly if you have no numbered folder, it won't find it.
Create a new backup on the new phone to create the new numbered folder then put your old backup there.
Remember, do not resorts EFS if you took a backup on the old device on yo your new one as you'll brick it..
Chekhn said:
Didn't work, it says. "invalid option"
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Odd. You may not have the applet installed.
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Odd. You may not have the applet installed.
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Invalid option is the -r he did. Sometimes people have to change it up a bit. There's 2/3 different versions of that command people have to try. Its irrelevant now though, given the more accurate info we have.
rootSU said:
Well that's the problem then!
Firstly do NOT restore an EFS backup. If you have EFS in your nandroid , don't restore it.
When you first take a backup, TWRP creates /sdcard/TWRP/backup/75465474566 where the numbered folder is the serial number of your device.
If you copied a numbered folder from another device, it wont find it. Similarly if you have no numbered folder, it won't find it.
Create a new backup on the new phone to create the new numbered folder then put your old backup there.
Remember, do not resorts EFS if you took a backup on the old device on yo your new one as you'll brick it..
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Thank you this worked!
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Thank you this worked!
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No probs
Not sure why my discover theme got deleted, it shows that its 0mb? Anyway I can restore this? Thanks in advance!! :crying:
I guess I fixed it, tried deleted the discover.hwt folder then restarted phone then it got restored.
Rathma_ said:
I guess I fixed it, tried deleted the discover.hwt folder then restarted phone then it got restored.
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hi i have exactly the same problem
how did you delete the discover.hwt folder ....??
affu sultana said:
hi i have exactly the same problem
how did you delete the discover.hwt folder ....??
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Just look for it (using file explorer)
hi!
i did a full Backup with Oneplus Switch on my old official ROM. When i open the folder on my computer it is structured like this:
.Preview
App
Data
OPLauncher
.nomedia
so after i unblocked bootloader, flashed rom and have rooted the phone i downlaoded the Oneplus Switch app from Appstore. When i open it, i can pretty much only scan a QR code with i dont have other possibilities.
Can you please tell me how i can restore my "Switch" backup.
Nobody here who can help me out?
mosc2k said:
Nobody here who can help me out?
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Hey, You have to copy the op backup to the computer. Root your phone then copy the file op file to your internal storage. Download oneplus switch then open it and click backup/restore in the bottom left. If you've done the other steps correctly then the file should be there ready to restore.
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Hey, You have to copy the op backup to the computer. Root your phone then copy the file op file to your internal storage. Download oneplus switch then open it and click backup/restore in the bottom left. If you've done the other steps correctly then the file should be there ready to restore.
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Hey , well That's the problem he can't use the app since he can only send those days not receive any.
Mist3rShey2nIl said:
Hey , well That's the problem he can't use the app since he can only send those days not receive any.
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What?