there's a folder named mcfg_sw in vendor partition.
could anyone share this folder packed from op6/t for me?
i'm a op5 user,but we don't have the hvolte_o folder
thanks
what would it change? I think the files aren't compatible to your phone because of other hardware
matze19999 said:
what would it change? I think the files aren't compatible to your phone because of other hardware
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just want to make some tests with op5
these files are volte certificates...maybe
help me,pls
thanks
Have fun
matze19999 said:
Have fun
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thank u very much
replace all the files from zip to the folder mcfg_sw in vendor with op5...
failed...
in pqc tool,cannot find the two volte configure files,hvolte_o and volte_co
maybe pqc tool with op6,they should be there in the list
it should be somewhere or some config files for the volte list...
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I am sharing with everyone the files i have extracted from the PDM_W8_WL_BLUE_00_VERIZON WWE_1.06.605.02_Radio_1.00.50.0806_release.nbh
link below
grilledcheesesandwich said:
I am sharing with everyone the files i have extracted from the PDM_W8_WL_BLUE_00_VERIZON WWE_1.06.605.02_Radio_1.00.50.0806_release.nbh
link below
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cool how did you extract ?
where is the rest of the 800mb ?
joeblack2k said:
cool how did you extract ?
where is the rest of the 800mb ?
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7zip
the rest is encrypted> so i didnt include
You sure about it being encrypted? I mean maybe I was seeing things but I'm sure I found many files that were readable plain text. Then again maybe only a portion is encrypted... I didn't look that long either so...
Hello, so i decided to use TWRP to dump the system and the vendor image so that everyone can do whatever they want with it.
Heres the link.
if theres something wrong with the files or with the link please let me know.
The archives are small because i compressed them . . . a lot.
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Hello,
I am using lg G710N10z
Can you please teach me how to unlock bootloader and to root.
Can't find tutorial for Korean model
Thanks
shin2468 said:
Hello,
I am using lg G710N10z
Can you please teach me how to unlock bootloader and to root.
Can't find tutorial for Korean model
Thanks
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Unfortunately the only model that can be unlocked right now is the European one and version 10z still doesn't exist (maybe a typo?)
Any chans u have the 10k unmodified boot?
Could you do a system dump of the V40? I see you did the vendor for the V40.
TotallyAnxious said:
Could you do a system dump of the V40? I see you did the vendor for the V40.
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I don't have the v40. The vendor is from autoprime.
LameMonster82 said:
Hello, so i decided to use TWRP to dump the system and the vendor image so that everyone can do whatever they want with it.
Heres the link.
if theres something wrong with the files or with the link please let me know.
The archives are small because i compressed them . . . a lot.
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First of all, thank you heaps LameMonster82, you are an absolute champion!!. I was searching for hours to find a kdz file for G710EM10p and your posting was the only one I found. For some reason the "thaks" buttob isn't visible to me.. maybe because I'm a new member.
I thought I could be helpful by listing the different KDZ files which are in your google drive folder so other people can find them while searching through google like I was.
In the above link from LameMonster82 there are following KDZ files for the LM-G710EM (European) variant of the LG G7 :
G710EM10b
G710EM10f
G710EM10k
G710EM10p
For the LG V40:
V405UA10c
V405UA10l
To install the KDZ file follow the guide here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g7-thinq/how-to/guide-how-to-flash-stock-firmware-lock-t3820888
Thanks again
I am having problem downloading G710EM10p kdz file, is there perhaps an alternative download link?
terirem said:
I am having problem downloading G710EM10p kdz file, is there perhaps an alternative download link?
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What kind of problem? Is it corrupted?
LameMonster82 said:
What kind of problem? Is it corrupted?
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Download manages to get to 1 GB and then it drastically slows down and eventually fails. Via a download manager the farthest I got was 1,5 GB: although the download manager continued to download (it downloaded ~5 GB of data), the file was only 1,5 GB.
terirem said:
Download manages to get to 1 GB and then it drastically slows down and eventually fails. Via a download manager the farthest I got was 1,5 GB: although the download manager continued to download (it downloaded ~5 GB of data), the file was only 1,5 GB.
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Doesn't seem to be something from me. Maybe Google's server are acting up or youre using your phone to download it. If you're using a phone it will sometimes do that. Try downloading another file and if not find a 10p version here: https://lg-firmwares.com/lg-lmg710em-firmwares/#tab=firmwares
I managed to download it! It went fine this time, I did not change anything on my side.
Thanks!
Btw, what is system_b.image? I cannot find anything of it on my phone.
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Btw, what is system_b.image? I cannot find anything of it on my phone.
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It's the system partition but it's empty because when you install an update the system copies there. A/B support
Is it possible to extract any of the system apk files from the image without it being flashed?
veekay said:
Is it possible to extract any of the system apk files from the image without it being flashed?
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Of course. You just need a 7Zip or WinRAR to open the image and fish it out
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It's the system partition but it's empty because when you install an update the system copies there. A/B support
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Actually, I have unpacked G7's kdz and there's 4.4 GB system_b image. When I mount it, I see bunch of odex and vdex files. I can't see where are those in my phone.
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Actually, I have unpacked G7's kdz and there's 4.4 GB system_b image. When I mount it, I see bunch of odex and vdex files. I can't see where are those in my phone.
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Odex and vdex files? Never heard of them. The image should still have a size but filled with 0.
Hi
Could you plz extract for me from you G7 a system app called LG InCallUi apk (use apk extractor from play store)
Thnak you
KarimAssiakh said:
Hi
Could you plz extract for me from you G7 a system app called LG InCallUi apk (use apk extractor from play store)
Thnak you
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Is this what you're looking for
hello! i have been trying to find my properitary blobs for my phone for a long time now. i extracted a vendor.img from an OTA update but i dont know if this is all i need in the form of binary blobs.
i dont know either about how to find this out. any help would be greatly appreciated
kieran_buffet said:
hello! i have been trying to find my properitary blobs for my phone for a long time now. i extracted a vendor.img from an OTA update but i dont know if this is all i need in the form of binary blobs.
i dont know either about how to find this out. any help would be greatly appreciated
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I personally don't know but you can ask in the dedicated OP8 forum: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-8
kieran_buffet said:
hello! i have been trying to find my properitary blobs for my phone for a long time now. i extracted a vendor.img from an OTA update but i dont know if this is all i need in the form of binary blobs.
i dont know either about how to find this out. any help would be greatly appreciated
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If you're speaking of the vendor specific device drivers then those all are contained in vendor.img you mentioned.
How to extract them is shown in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivyrq_aDf58&list=PLRJ9-cX1yE1nnhWBrZtuVz5YC2OPfQVVp
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If you're speaking of the vendor specific device drivers then those all are contained in vendor.img you mentioned.
How to extract them is shown in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivyrq_aDf58&list=PLRJ9-cX1yE1nnhWBrZtuVz5YC2OPfQVVp
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i checked TheMuppets github page and looked at the blobs for the OnePlus 7/7T and i saw similarities between what i had extracted from the vendor.img using 7zip, but there seems to be a lot more data in the vendor img i extracted (1GB) than what is on the github page. i feel like i have no choice but to go ahead with what i have got, and hope it works..
i checked out the video you linked in full and the way he does it is with vendor file extract shell scripts through adb. he admits that because its not for the same specific phone (or something similar) not all files will be included but that it'll be close. i want to ensure the phone is going to work completely so i have taken that video and what im going to do is match my extracted vendor.img files to the content on the phone, and find a way to adb pull everything to see if i can find exact similarity. then hopefully i can move forward with inputting the kernal and getting a beautiful build. if i cannot adb pull everything then i will tediously go through the directories.
i withhold giving advice to other people until my own success can be measured, but i dont seem like the only individual to have issues and i will report instructions and the level of success if and when reached. thank you for your help!
jwoegerbauer said:
If you're speaking of the vendor specific device drivers then those all are contained in vendor.img you mentioned.
How to extract them is shown in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivyrq_aDf58&list=PLRJ9-cX1yE1nnhWBrZtuVz5YC2OPfQVVp
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okay so i obtained a root adb instance, and i copied the vendor folder on there and everything else for the sake of learning that was pullable. i came across 2 vendor folders, /vendor, and /system/vendor. They both were the same size, but much, much bigger than the vendor.img i pulled from a system update. i want to double check, should i use the vendor files that were on my phone versus the OTA update vendor.img extraction?
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okay so i obtained a root adb instance, and i copied the vendor folder on there and everything else for the sake of learning that was pullable. i came across 2 vendor folders, /vendor, and /system/vendor. They both were the same size, but much, much bigger than the vendor.img i pulled from a system update. i want to double check, should i use the vendor files that were on my phone versus the OTA update vendor.img extraction?
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/vendor is vendor.img and the size discrepancy is normal. The IMG can be quite a bit larger than the actual data itself. I would use the ones that you pull from the device. Make sure you look at the other GitHub mentioned because there may be files outside of /vendor that are required for the system to work.
Scott said:
/vendor is vendor.img and the size discrepancy is normal. The IMG can be quite a bit larger than the actual data itself. I would use the ones that you pull from the device. Make sure you look at the other GitHub mentioned because there may be files outside of /vendor that are required for the system to work.
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hello Scott! thank you for taking your time to reply to me in this thread. i will go ahead with the /vendor folder found on the phone itself. i looked at the github link again and went through the repositories and "vendor" and "opensource" are repeated regularly, yet i dont know how i am to know if i need those files. any ideas?
kieran_buffet said:
hello Scott! thank you for taking your time to reply to me in this thread. i will go ahead with the /vendor folder found on the phone itself. i looked at the github link again and went through the repositories and "vendor" and "opensource" are repeated regularly, yet i dont know how i am to know if i need those files. any ideas?
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I would look for the script extract_files.sh. Is that what you are using or are you trying to pull them one by one?
Scott said:
I would look for the script extract_files.sh. Is that what you are using or are you trying to pull them one by one?
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no, i do not know where this is. i used a rooted adb instance and pulled everything that didnt give me some kind of error
Hey,
I got a Firmware for a Device and can't extract the Super.IMG. I'll just get that. How do extract the EXT files?
https://imgur.com/a/aAbvtox
Greetings,
Nils
NilsAhr said:
Hey,
I got a Firmware for a Device and can't extract the Super.IMG. I'll just get that. How do extract the EXT files?
https://imgur.com/a/aAbvtox
Greetings,
Nils
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copy to a folder
kouseralamin said:
copy to a folder
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And then? I did that but its still kinda corrupt.
NilsAhr said:
And then? I did that but its still kinda corrupt.
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try renaming the file to a different extension. like zip, mp3, or mp4 etc. it can be possible that the file extension is not correctly set by the creator.
Hello,
I found a mbn file for the Pixel 4a over here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/flashed-pixel-4a-with-pixel-5-image-by-mistake.4267097/.
My Pixel is hard bricked so I'm trying to revive it. I'm using QFIL. However, I apparently need an additional xml file and a patch file for it to work. I can't seem to find that. Can someone help?
moonlightpenguin said:
Hello,
I found a mbn file for the Pixel 4a over here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/flashed-pixel-4a-with-pixel-5-image-by-mistake.4267097/.
My Pixel is hard bricked so I'm trying to revive it. I'm using QFIL. However, I apparently need an additional xml file and a patch file for it to work. I can't seem to find that. Can someone help?
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I can give you an example of what the xml file looks like, but don't have the specific one for a 4a. Additionally, you don't need a patch file, if qfil insists there has to be one, just create valid xml and put nothing else in it, and call it patch xml.
I'm curious though, when u put the device in edl mode and connect with qfil and use the mbn file to access it, can you get to partition manager and do something like 'read data' to backup a partition?
If u can't do that, then no xml can help you.
cheers