Hello guyz, here i posts the individual files link(direct) found inside the FTF firmware package for D2212 , Android version: 4.4.4, Built no.: 18.5.B.0.26 .This links are bring from XperiFirm. I post this thread becoz some user unable to download the whole FTF package due to slow internet connection or not resumable. So these are direct links and downloadable via IDM (recommanded).
The files are not in “ftf” format so we need
Xperia Flashtool to bundle it into a firmware ftf file .
STEP
>>Download the files (All 1 by 1)
>>Then Download Xperia Flashtool from here. Install it. & the driver also.
>> Download HJsplit.
http://www.hjsplit.org/windows/
>> Then rename the . bin files as follows
FILE_281285053
FILE_282093981
FILE_282093839
FILE_282093987.001
FILE_282093987.002
FILE_282093987.003
FILE_282093987.004
FILE_282093987.005
>> Open HJsplit, then click on JOIN, & navigate to the folder containing above files.
>> There is only showing one file FILE_282093987.001, then choose that and click on Join.
>> In the output, there is file named FILE_282093987, and the volume is about 900mb.
>> On opening it, it may ask you to move Firmware FTF to C:\Users\PC NAME\.flashTool\firmware (Do move the ftf stored if asked to do so).
Wait then till it syncs the devices list.
>> Then Open FlashTool, click on Tools> Bundle > File Decrypt
Then choose the file FILE_282093987
And Decrypt.
After the Decription process complete, a pop up window will automatically open or
you do manually by below process
>> In Flashtool window, click Tools > BUNDLES > Create
>> Select source folder ( This is the folder where the
Decrypted files are stored afterDecryption ) & in Flashtool window
you will see all files listed of that chosen folder.
>>Now we will name our firmware. Double tap the
area where “ DEVICE” is written. It will ask you to choose
your device variant.
Then the exact model number.
and Then it will be displayed in “ DEVICE
SECTION “.
>>Under “ BRANDING” section, write the region name.
>>Under “ VERSION ” section, type the firmware
number.
>>Now Select all files from “ FOLDER LIST ” section except the two files end with .taand
then click on this icon “ -> ” and you will see all files
getting listed on the right side column “ firmware
content “.
>>: Click on “ Create ” button. Now firmware ftf file will be created.
DOWNLOAD LINKS
1) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/common/1/file/053/281285053_9KH4UuD5JmqgG5bECwwx8t7D.bin
2) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/common/1/file/981/282093981_RavA+dSf5p8yzFtPm9KQ1U6L.bin
3) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/common/1/file/839/282093839_waIwdvdqP9DFknU2RhexEQfZ.bin
4) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_1_Ax3qsPs8xal9UJhfcF+nKzLT.bin
5) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_2_MUWvhwB8UxyK+LOz1r76nXhj.bin
6) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_3_NpQAGHs7kkOnejGKdFi97FTg.bin
7) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_4_+1NAYSH8yVklbiBMKFsIAMM3.bin
8) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_5_ri5ICTY+EgX8jmBxKWoalYCd.bin
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# XperiFirm(devs)
# Gizmobolt
source folder
Place elaborate how to choose source folder with snapshots because when iam selecting the souce folder but folder list on left remains empty
sumit prasad said:
Place elaborate how
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Plz read the guide again, thread updated..
Can you give me the link to download the ftf of d2212 for India .. I have sufficient Internet speed .. Thanks ..
~Unify~ said:
Hello guyz, here i posts the individual files link(direct) found inside the FTF firmware package for D2212 , Android version: 4.4.4, Built no.: 18.5.B.0.26 .This links are bring from XperiFirm. I post this thread becoz some user unable to download the whole FTF package due to slow internet connection or not resumable. So these are direct links and downloadable via IDM (recommanded).
The files are not in “ftf” format so we need
Xperia Flashtool to bundle it into a firmware ftf file .
STEP
>>Download the files (All 1 by 1)
>>Then Download Xperia Flashtool from here. Install it. & the driver also.
>> Download HJsplit.
http://www.hjsplit.org/windows/
>> Then rename the . bin files as follows
FILE_281285053
FILE_282093981
FILE_282093839
FILE_282093987.001
FILE_282093987.002
FILE_282093987.003
FILE_282093987.004
FILE_282093987.005
>> Open HJsplit, then click on JOIN, & navigate to the folder containing above files.
>> There is only showing one file FILE_282093987.001, then choose that and click on Join.
>> In the output, there is file named FILE_282093987, and the volume is about 900mb.
>> On opening it, it may ask you to move Firmware FTF to C:\Users\PC NAME\.flashTool\firmware (Do move the ftf stored if asked to do so).
Wait then till it syncs the devices list.
>> Then Open FlashTool, click on Tools> Bundle > File Decrypt
Then choose the file FILE_282093987
And Decrypt.
After the Decription process complete, a pop up window will automatically open or
you do manually by below process
>> In Flashtool window, click Tools > BUNDLES > Create
>> Select source folder ( This is the folder where the
Decrypted files are stored afterDecryption ) & in Flashtool window
you will see all files listed of that chosen folder.
>>Now we will name our firmware. Double tap the
area where “ DEVICE” is written. It will ask you to choose
your device variant.
Then the exact model number.
and Then it will be displayed in “ DEVICE
SECTION “.
>>Under “ BRANDING” section, write the region name.
>>Under “ VERSION ” section, type the firmware
number.
>>Now Select all files from “ FOLDER LIST ” section except the two files end with .taand
then click on this icon “ -> ” and you will see all files
getting listed on the right side column “ firmware
content “.
>>: Click on “ Create ” button. Now firmware ftf file will be created.
DOWNLOAD LINKS
1) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/common/1/file/053/281285053_9KH4UuD5JmqgG5bECwwx8t7D.bin
2) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/common/1/file/981/282093981_RavA+dSf5p8yzFtPm9KQ1U6L.bin
3) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/common/1/file/839/282093839_waIwdvdqP9DFknU2RhexEQfZ.bin
4) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_1_Ax3qsPs8xal9UJhfcF+nKzLT.bin
5) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_2_MUWvhwB8UxyK+LOz1r76nXhj.bin
6) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_3_NpQAGHs7kkOnejGKdFi97FTg.bin
7) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_4_+1NAYSH8yVklbiBMKFsIAMM3.bin
8) http://software.sonymobile.com/ns/c...3987_200000000_5_ri5ICTY+EgX8jmBxKWoalYCd.bin
CREDIT
# XperiFirm(devs)
# Gizmobolt
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can I flash this ? As I am from India ..
what I write in Branding ?
And in version . I should write v4.4.4 or just 4.4.4 ?
while rename those file I should remove .bin also ?
please help .....
kamalpavel said:
can I flash this ? As I am from India ..
what I write in Branding ?
And in version . I should write v4.4.4 or just 4.4.4 ?
while rename those file I should remove .bin also ?..
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In branding u write like this "Customized_India", in version 18.5.B.0.26, yes remove. bin and rename as told in the tutorial.
-Bringing to you Ressurection Remix nougat for Lava R1s
-NOTE: This ROM is only build for LAVA R1s, Which is non-camera, non-gps version of Lava R1. It is not meant for Lava R1.
-NOTE: I am not responsible if you phone bricks or your data is lost.
-NOTE: This ROM needs to be flashed using SP Flash tools
-Thanks to all earlier MTK devs who made it easy to compile ROM for Lava R1s.
Download ROM https://github.com/maniacx/Lava-R1s-ROMs/blob/RR-N-v5.8.5-08-Aug-2020/Ressurection_remix.zip
Instructions:
Lets Backup your ROM. It is a bit time consuming but it is worthed.
Overview
Step no 1: Install MTK VCOM drivers
Step no 2: Install SP_FLASH_TOOL 5.19.24
Step no 3: Backup your current ROM. (Long process)
Step no 4: Installation of ROM.
Detail intructions
1. Install MTK VCOM drivers (On you PC/Laptop) if not already installed.
* Download VCOM drivers for Windows 10 for -> https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=962021903579482090
* Extract it to a folder.
* Go to Device Manager.
* Click on the name of your pc/LAPTOP
* Right-click on the name and select "Add Legacy Hardware".
* A new wizard will pop up. Just click on "Next".
* Select "Install the hardware that I manually select from the list (Advance)" and click "Next".
* From the long list in the following screen, just select "Show All Devices" and click "Next".
* Click on "Have Disk" in the following window and select the file "Windows 10 x64 MTK USB Drivers.inf" for 64bit Windows 10
(Note: Most PC are 64bit but if you are using 32bit version, Select "Windows 10 x86 MTK USB Drivers.inf")
* Click "Next"
* If asked for security warning select " Install Anyway"
Alternatively you can watch this Youtube video of how to install MTK VCOM drivers
(You can skip few instruction and start watching from 4:09 till the end)-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0n9dXZb6xo
2.Install SP_FLASH_TOOL 5.19.24
* Download SPflash tool for windows. https://spflashtool.com/
* Extract the SP_Flash_Tool_v5.1924_Win.zip in a folder.
* Open the file "option.ini" in Notepad. Under [Readback] change the text "ShowByScatter=false" to "ShowByScatter=true" and Save.
3. Backup your current ROM.
* Create a folder to backup ROM. Lets name it "Backup_lava_r1s"
* Download the file "LAVA_R1S_Android_scatter.txt" and copy is in the folder "Backup_lava_r1s"
* Run the SP_FLASH tool from the folder you have extract the files by double clicking "flash_tool.exe"
* You will automaically shown the screen tab for Downloads. For "Scatter-loading File" Choose "LAVA_R1S_Android_scatter.txt" in your backup folder "Backup_lava_r1s".
* Click on "Readback" tab. You will see of table with a list of partitions on the device.
* Double click on "preloader". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "preloader_lava6737m_sp504_int.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "preloader". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "preloader_lava6737m_sp504_int.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "pgbt". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "pgbt". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "procinfo". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "procinfo". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "nvram". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "nvram". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "protect1". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "protect1". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "protect2". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "protect2". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "lk". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "lk.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "para". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "para". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "boot". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "boot.img". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "recovery". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "recovery.img". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "logo". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "logo.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "expdp". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "expdb". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "seccfg". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "seccfg". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "oemkeystore". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "oemkeystore". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "secro". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "secro.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "keystore". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "keystore". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "tee1". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "trustzone1.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "tee2". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "trustzone2.bin". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "frp". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "frp". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "nvdata". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "nvdata". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "metadata". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "metadata". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "system". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "system.img". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "cache". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "cache.img". Then Click "OK".
* Double click on "userdata". It will ask you the folder location and file name for the partition to be saved.
Choose folder Backup_lava_r1s and give file name "userdata.img". Then Click "OK".
*Tick all the partitions. preloader,pgbt,procinfo,nvram,protect1,protect2,lk,para,boot,recovery,logo,expdp,seccfg,oemkeystore,secro,keystore,tee1,tee2,frp,nvdata,metadata,system,cache,userdata
* Now Power off your lava R1s. Disconnect Mobile from Laptop/PC if connect using USB.
* Click "Readback" button.
* Connect your lava R1s to you PC using USB. It will start transfering paritions files to the PC in Backup_lava_r1s folder. Wait for transfer to complete.
Thats it. Keep these files safe, so that you will be able to restore original StarOS ROM for Lava R1s.
Alternatively you can watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRnz4iu85aE
4: Installation of ROM.
* Downloads the ROM file.
* Extract it to a folder "RRemix"
* Run the SP_FLASH tool from the folder you have extract the files by double clicking "flash_tool.exe"
* You will automaically shown the screen tab for Downloads. For "Scatter-loading File" Choose "MT6737M_Android_scatter.txt" in your backup folder "RRemix".
* Make sure the following are ticked for download on the phone boot,recovery,system,cache,userdata.
* Now Power off your lava R1s. Disconnect Mobile from Laptop/PC if connect using USB.
* Click on "Download" button.
* Connect your lava R1s to you PC using USB. It will start transfering paritions files to the phone. Wait for transfer to complete. This will install Ressurection Remix ROM and TWRP recovery.
Now you can start you Lava Phone and enjoy ressurection remix.
Alternatively you can watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aht7Ey6WyNg
5. Installing Gapps or Magisk.
* Boot into TWRPrecovery but turning off your phone. Hold "Volume UP" buttton and "Power" Button until the device give an 3 option to choose between Recovery, Fastboot and Normal.
* Use "Volume Up" button arrow to move pointer to "Recovery" and press "Volume down" button to boot into TWRP recovery.
If you want to install Gapps, visit https://opengapps.org/ and select ARM64, 7.1, pico and download and copy to your phone when in recovery using USB cable.
install gapps
If you want to install Magisk, visit magisk site and download "Magisk 20.4" and copy to your phone when in recovery using USB cable.
install magisk
Unfortunately as reported by CarlosSprekeslen , Bluetooth fails. as one file went missing probably during compilation or during zipping the rom.
To fix bluetooth
1. Download the attached zip file "Bluetooth_fix.zip" on you sdcard
2. Reboot to TWRP recovery
3. Install the zip
4. Reboot
How to install TWRP in Lava_R1s no camera?
R1as said:
How to install TWRP in Lava_R1s no camera?
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To install TWRP only.
Download magisk zip (installer fir recovery) and save in you phone
Follow instructions step 1 to 3 on the first post.
Step 3 is important as it will backup your starOS rom.
And follow modified step 4 below
4: Installation of recovery.
* Downloads the ROM file.
* Extract it to a folder "RRemix"
* Run the SP_FLASH tool from the folder you have extract the files by double clicking "flash_tool.exe"
* You will automaically shown the screen tab for Downloads. For "Scatter-loading File" Choose "MT6737M_Android_scatter.txt" in your backup folder "RRemix".
* Make sure the only recovery is ticked for download on the phone .
* Now Power off your lava R1s. Disconnect Mobile from Laptop/PC if connect using USB.
* Click on "Download" button.
* Connect your lava R1s to you PC using USB. It will start transfering paritions files to the phone. Wait for transfer to complete. This will install TWRP recovery only, without removing Star OS
!!! IMPORTANT Step.!!!
Power off and boot in recovery by holding power button and volume up button.
It will boot into TWRP recovery. Install magisk.zip
!! NOTE !!
After flashing using SP tool in step 4, If you do not boot in recovery the first time, and/or if you do not install magisk, It will make your phone not bootable. And you might have to restore all partition that you backed in step 3 which is very time consuming
I have managed to revive my "black screen, constantly restart" Nokia 3 (TA-1032). Actually the hard part is to find the correct firmware and DA file. So this will mostly be a resource sharing post than a fully guide.
Things needed:
Firmware (Source)
SP Flash Tool
Download Agent (Source)
nbo unpack script
Latest Python 3 (If you are using a Linux distro, it is most likely to be preinstalled).
Note that Python 3 means Python 3.x(.y), not Python 3.0.
If you are using Windows 7, you can only use Python < 3.9.
Steps:
Download (and install) SP flash tool (5.x).
Download firmware, the download agent and the script.
Extract the downloaded firmware
Install Python 3 if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
Run SP flash tool (with root/admin privilege).
In the Download tab: Select the "Download Agent" as the downloaded "Download Agent" file from the above link. Select the "Scatter-loading file" as the scatter file from the extracted firmware. And select "Download Only" mode. ("Authenication File" can be left empty). Just let it be the default (all boxes checked, even preloader).
Plug the phone into the computer and click "Download". If the tool just stucks at 0%, or any error occurs that prevent the flash from starting, press and hold both the POWER and VOL UP button on the phone for about 10 secs, and it will be restarted. The click "Download" again (try it again if the error still occurs).
After done with flashing (green tick), close the program and disconnect the phone from the computer. Wait for about 2 mins (idk if it is necessary) then hold POWER to start the phone. Then wait for a long boot ("NOKIA" logo).
Now you have unbricked you phone. Enjoy
Hi,
Thank you for uploading this, I have problems too with my Nokia 3 TA-1032. It's different case than yours, but still I can't turn it on. Can you please write down, how exactly I supposed to run your script in Python3? I have difficulties to extract files. Thank you very much forwardly
JustAGuyWithAndroidPhone said:
Hi,
Thank you for uploading this, I have problems too with my Nokia 3 TA-1032. It's different case than yours, but still I can't turn it on. Can you please write down, how exactly I supposed to run your script in Python3? I have difficulties to extract files. Thank you very much forwardly
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I'm assuming you are using Windows.
First, download Python 3 from here, then open the downloaded file to install Python.
While installing, if you see a checkbox that say "Add to PATH", check it. Then proceed to complete your installation.
After installing, download the "nb0 unpack script" to the same folder/directory as the firmware file (.nb0).
In that folder/directory, hold Shift and right-click on the file explorer, then click "Open powershell window here" or "Open command window here" (example).
Then type this into the command window (if you have changed the files' name, you also have to change them in the command)
Code:
python nb0-unpack.py NE1-215H-0-00WW-B02.nb0
huupoke12 said:
I'm assuming you are using Windows.
First, download Python 3 from here, then open the downloaded file to install Python.
While installing, if you see a checkbox that say "Add to PATH", check it. Then proceed to complete your installation.
After installing, download the "nb0 unpack script" to the same folder/directory as the firmware file (.nb0).
In that folder/directory, hold Shift and right-click on the file explorer, then click "Open powershell window here" or "Open command window here" (example).
Then type this into the command window (if you have changed the files' name, you also have to change them in the command)
Code:
python nb0-unpack.py NE1-215H-0-00WW-B02.nb0
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Thank you very much for your advice, the unpacking worked, but the flash not somehow. Here is a picture about what Error code I get.
JustAGuyWithAndroidPhone said:
Thank you very much for your advice, the unpacking worked, but the flash not somehow. Here is a picture about what Error code I get.
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You didn't select the "Download-Agent" as the Download Agent file from the link on my post. You are using the default Download Agent file of SP Flash Tool. You may also want to download the latest version of SP Flash Tool.
huupoke12 said:
You didn't select the "Download-Agent" as the Download Agent file from the link on my post. You are using the default Download Agent file of SP Flash Tool. You may also want to download the latest version of SP Flash Tool.
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Yes, you right, because the SP tool don't accept that. Here is a pic about that:
I downloaded the latest SP tool from the link above here in your post.
JustAGuyWithAndroidPhone said:
Yes, you right, because the SP tool don't accept that. Here is a pic about that:
I downloaded the latest SP tool from the link above here in your post.
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Can you try placing the files to a "legacy-compatible" directory (no spaces, only ASCII characters (like a password)). For example, try placing the files (download agent, firmware, SP Flash Tool) in "C:\phone\nokia3\".
Yes, I relocated as you writed down, and now the download agent is accepted (that one which you linked here above), in an earlier version from the Flashtool, not the latest one. Flashing still need authorization file somehow. ( I tried to flash a rom with Authorization file needed, probably that going to be the reason. Originally I wanted to downgrade my Nokia 3 TA-1032)
huupoke12 said:
Can you try placing the files to a "legacy-compatible" directory (no spaces, only ASCII characters (like a password)). For example, try placing the files (download agent, firmware, SP Flash Tool) in "C:\phone\nokia3\"
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Yes, I relocated as you writed down, and now the download agent is accepted (that one which you linked here above), in an earlier version from the Flashtool, not the latest one. Flashing still need authorization file somehow. ( I tried to flash a rom with Authorization file needed, probably that going to be the reason. Originally I wanted to downgrade my Nokia 3 TA-1032)
huupoke12 said:
Can you try placing the files to a "legacy-compatible" directory (no spaces, only ASCII characters (like a password)). For example, try placing the files (download agent, firmware, SP Flash Tool) in "C:\phone\nokia3\".
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I have mistakenly deleted the os of my Nokia 3. PLEASE HELP!!!
The SP Flash tool is still not accepting the download agent!
PLEASE HELP!
Nokia3root said:
I have mistakenly deleted the os of my Nokia 3. PLEASE HELP!!!
The SP Flash tool is still not accepting the download agent!
PLEASE HELP!
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If you have done the steps exactly as in my instruction and it still fail, then I can't help you anymore. Your phone may be in a different state than mine.
I have successfully unbricked my Nokia 3 (in a constantly restart cycle) on Arch Linux (I don't use Windows). If you want to give it a try, and if you are used to Windows User Interface, I recommend Linux Mint Cinnamon (Ubuntu is another popular choice, but its User Interface is very different from Windows, and Arch Linux is not easy to install if you are not used to command line interface and have some Linux knowledge).
huupoke12 said:
If you have done the steps exactly as in my instruction and it still fail, then I can't help you anymore. Your phone may be in a different state than mine.
I have successfully unbricked my Nokia 3 (in a constantly restart cycle) on Arch Linux (I don't use Windows). If you want to give it a try, and if you are used to Windows User Interface, I recommend Linux Mint Cinnamon (Ubuntu is another popular choice, but its User Interface is very different from Windows, and Arch Linux is not easy to install if you are not used to command line interface and have some Linux knowledge).
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ok, i will try
huupoke12 said:
I'm assuming you are using Windows.
First, download Python 3 from here, then open the downloaded file to install Python.
While installing, if you see a checkbox that say "Add to PATH", check it. Then proceed to complete your installation.
After installing, download the "nb0 unpack script" to the same folder/directory as the firmware file (.nb0).
In that folder/directory, hold Shift and right-click on the file explorer, then click "Open powershell window here" or "Open command window here" (example).
Then type this into the command window (if you have changed the files' name, you also have to change them in the command)
Code:
python nb0-unpack.py NE1-215H-0-00WW-B02.nb0
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I am unable to extract the files! PLEASE HELP!!!
huupoke12 said:
I have managed to revive my "black screen, constantly restart" Nokia 3 (TA-1032). Actually the hard part is to find the correct firmware and DA file. So this will mostly be a resource sharing post than a fully guide.
Things needed:
Firmware (Source)
SP Flash Tool
Download Agent (Source)
nbo unpack script
Steps:
Download (and install) SP flash tool.
Download firmware, the download agent and the script.
Extract the downloaded firmware
Install `python3` if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
Run SP flash tool (with root/admin privilege).
In the Download tab: Select the "Download Agent" as the downloaded "Download Agent" file from the above link. Select the "Scatter-loading file" as the scatter file from the extracted firmware. And select "Download Only" mode. ("Authenication File" can be left empty). Just let it be the default (all boxes checked, even preloader).
Plug the phone into the computer and click "Download". If the tool just stucks at 0%, or any error occurs that prevent the flash from starting, press and hold both the POWER and VOL UP button on the phone for about 10 secs, and it will be restarted. The click "Download" again (try it again if the error still occurs).
After done with flashing (green tick), close the program and disconnect the phone from the computer. Wait for about 2 mins (idk if it is necessary) then hold POWER to start the phone. Then wait for a long boot ("NOKIA" logo).
Now you have unbricked you phone. Enjoy
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH, BROTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It worked!!
Now just have my story..... Actually, this was my friend's Nokia 3 which he gave me to root and I convinced him that I would root it and convinced him that there was no risk in it. Then I rooted the device for him very hardly but then I mistakenly deleted the os of the phone and then I searched the whole internet and found your post.... First of all, I got many errors while unpacking the nb0 file as I was using python 3.0, so I downloaded the python 3.8 installer but it wouldn't install because it was saying that that Service pack 1 was not installed in my Windows 7 but it was, hence I got very irritated and observed the log file and downloaded an update (KB3033929). Then I installed python 3.8 and thus I come to have a working mobile! I again rooted it and gave it to my friend and told him about these happenings.
Once again thank you very much!!! You saved my respect!!
Install Python 3 if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. how can download scripte ?
majd11 said:
Install Python 3 if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. how can download scripte ?
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Right-click on the "Raw" button at the top-right corner, and select "Save link as".
huupoke12 said:
Right-click on the "Raw" button at the top-right corner, and select "Save link as".
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Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
please help me how do that ?? run the script with .nb0 can you make the vedio please
majd11 said:
Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
please help me how do that ?? run the script with .nb0 can you make the vedio please
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Read #3 and #13
(#13 is correct, he just downloaded a wrong python version)
huupoke12 said:
I have managed to revive my "black screen, constantly restart" Nokia 3 (TA-1032). Actually the hard part is to find the correct firmware and DA file. So this will mostly be a resource sharing post than a fully guide.
Things needed:
Firmware (Source)
SP Flash Tool
Download Agent (Source)
nbo unpack script
Latest Python 3 (If you are using a Linux distro, it is most likely to be preinstalled).
Note that Python 3 means Python 3.x(.y), not Python 3.0.
If you are using Windows 7, you can only use Python < 3.9.
Steps:
Download (and install) SP flash tool.
Download firmware, the download agent and the script.
Extract the downloaded firmware
Install Python 3 if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
Run SP flash tool (with root/admin privilege).
In the Download tab: Select the "Download Agent" as the downloaded "Download Agent" file from the above link. Select the "Scatter-loading file" as the scatter file from the extracted firmware. And select "Download Only" mode. ("Authenication File" can be left empty). Just let it be the default (all boxes checked, even preloader).
Plug the phone into the computer and click "Download". If the tool just stucks at 0%, or any error occurs that prevent the flash from starting, press and hold both the POWER and VOL UP button on the phone for about 10 secs, and it will be restarted. The click "Download" again (try it again if the error still occurs).
After done with flashing (green tick), close the program and disconnect the phone from the computer. Wait for about 2 mins (idk if it is necessary) then hold POWER to start the phone. Then wait for a long boot ("NOKIA" logo).
Now you have unbricked you phone. Enjoy
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huupoke12 said:
I have managed to revive my "black screen, constantly restart" Nokia 3 (TA-1032). Actually the hard part is to find the correct firmware and DA file. So this will mostly be a resource sharing post than a fully guide.
Things needed:
Firmware (Source)
SP Flash Tool
Download Agent (Source)
nbo unpack script
Latest Python 3 (If you are using a Linux distro, it is most likely to be preinstalled).
Note that Python 3 means Python 3.x(.y), not Python 3.0.
If you are using Windows 7, you can only use Python < 3.9.
Steps:
Download (and install) SP flash tool.
Download firmware, the download agent and the script.
Extract the downloaded firmware
Install Python 3 if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
Run SP flash tool (with root/admin privilege).
In the Download tab: Select the "Download Agent" as the downloaded "Download Agent" file from the above link. Select the "Scatter-loading file" as the scatter file from the extracted firmware. And select "Download Only" mode. ("Authenication File" can be left empty). Just let it be the default (all boxes checked, even preloader).
Plug the phone into the computer and click "Download". If the tool just stucks at 0%, or any error occurs that prevent the flash from starting, press and hold both the POWER and VOL UP button on the phone for about 10 secs, and it will be restarted. The click "Download" again (try it again if the error still occurs).
After done with flashing (green tick), close the program and disconnect the phone from the computer. Wait for about 2 mins (idk if it is necessary) then hold POWER to start the phone. Then wait for a long boot ("NOKIA" logo).
Now you have unbricked you phone. Enjoy
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my nokia phone is Ta-1032 mtk 6737 and the firmware in the link is mtk 6735 can I use this on my phone MTK 6737??
huupoke12 said:
I have managed to revive my "black screen, constantly restart" Nokia 3 (TA-1032). Actually the hard part is to find the correct firmware and DA file. So this will mostly be a resource sharing post than a fully guide.
Things needed:
Firmware (Source)
SP Flash Tool
Download Agent (Source)
nbo unpack script
Latest Python 3 (If you are using a Linux distro, it is most likely to be preinstalled).
Note that Python 3 means Python 3.x(.y), not Python 3.0.
If you are using Windows 7, you can only use Python < 3.9.
Steps:
Download (and install) SP flash tool.
Download firmware, the download agent and the script.
Extract the downloaded firmware
Install Python 3 if you haven't. Run the script with the downloaded firmware (.nb0) path as the argument. It will extract the files.
Run SP flash tool (with root/admin privilege).
In the Download tab: Select the "Download Agent" as the downloaded "Download Agent" file from the above link. Select the "Scatter-loading file" as the scatter file from the extracted firmware. And select "Download Only" mode. ("Authenication File" can be left empty). Just let it be the default (all boxes checked, even preloader).
Plug the phone into the computer and click "Download". If the tool just stucks at 0%, or any error occurs that prevent the flash from starting, press and hold both the POWER and VOL UP button on the phone for about 10 secs, and it will be restarted. The click "Download" again (try it again if the error still occurs).
After done with flashing (green tick), close the program and disconnect the phone from the computer. Wait for about 2 mins (idk if it is necessary) then hold POWER to start the phone. Then wait for a long boot ("NOKIA" logo).
Now you have unbricked you phone. Enjoy
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please can i use this on my nokia 3 mtk 6737 ?