Hello everyone,
i have a bakup and this i need to read.
the problem is that the backup filename is contact.spbm
Samsung Kies dont let me to see it
What should i do with that?
Thx
Same here..
My Galaxy doesnt come back yet.. and there's no way to read *.spbm file.
Please advise..
tonychou said:
Same here..
My Galaxy doesnt come back yet.. and there's no way to read *.spbm file.
Please advise..
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I opened Smart Switch, connected another Samsung phone, selected restore, selected the file for restore maually (the spbm file) and now see a button to save contacts in csv format
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I want to know how to open my backup file which is in .sbu format..i have tried all sort of thing bt not getting my backups in my phone...nt even in kies so that i can note down some important contact numbers....since i hav flashed my device to cm7
I found something here . Maybe it will help you .
I was trying to get back into a STOCK rom but I've downloaded a backup ported from Kies to Odin and now my IMEI is screwd,,,
There's no backup file and my folder "efs" on Root directory is empty...
I lost my CHIP or cellphone forever? >:
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PedroGabriel said:
I was trying to get back into a STOCK rom but I've downloaded a backup ported from Kies to Odin and now my IMEI is screwd,,,
There's no backup file and my folder "efs" on Root directory is empty...
I lost my CHIP or cellphone forever? >:
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1527973
I found this by searching this forum.
bhundven said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1527973
I found this by searching this forum.
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The search bar is your friend...lol. :laugh:
I already foud this thread but my efs is empty:
Now go into the afs folder
Now Settings
you should now be in /efs/root/afs/settings
theres nothng inside of it and my cellphone does not create a new one if I delete it... (it create a new empty efs folder)
PedroGabriel said:
I already foud this thread but my efs is empty:
Now go into the afs folder
Now Settings
you should now be in /efs/root/afs/settings
theres nothng inside of it and my cellphone does not create a new one if I delete it... (it create a new empty efs folder)
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Oops...wrong thread. I'll look into that.
EDIT: I did find this for the SGS II.....worth a shot, right?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1628772
Nothing usefull too >:
I noticed after some search~ My IMEI number could be found on my cellphone box (I don't know where is it...)
I'll keep trying to reset and see if sometime efs folder get some files inside of it cause it's always empty.
Hello xda,
I have a problem with my Blackberry Backup File. I currently don't have my Blackberry and I want to transfer my contacts from Backup File (One without .IPD just .BBB) to my new Android phone. I have tried many software but only one that can open the new Backup File must be registered to export the contacts. I also tried with IPDextractor and I get blank fields. Any one here can help?
Thanks alot!
P.S. I had Blackberry Bold 9900 with Desktop Software 7.1
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In which formate is ur backup..
Just open it via any apps likw winzip,7zip,notepad++ etc..etc..
Try all these if u can see some names and number,just take down.......
sanjaykumar.sanjay69 said:
In which formate is ur backup..
Just open it via any apps likw winzip,7zip,notepad++ etc..etc..
Try all these if u can see some names and number,just take down.......
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The backup is the newest version on .bbb , I can't get IPD out of it. I tried with 7Zip but nothing extracted.
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
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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've lost all my s note by accidently sync with a blank folder in my dropbox.
I am looking for file recovery tools but the problem is most of the tools doesn't recover .snb file.
Then it leaves me another option, which is recover all files using recuva. But the problem is my note 10.1 cannot show as a mass storage in my computer.
Help, please??:crying:
First question that pops in my mind is: "Did you make a correct backup before this mistake?"
If you did not, then i doubt there is anyway of recovering them...Maybe there are file recoverers that can get back deleted files for android, but i don't know any...
But if you have a backup somewhere, im pretty sure you can get back to it by re-initializing your dropbox app in your device
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Well thats all for now, 3M
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