Dear Friends,
Need help please. I have installed another custom rom that was not meant for I9300 and now the EFS is corrupted. I tried installing orignal rom using ODIN but geting boot loop and the phone is not booting. On going into recovery i can see an error efs/ corupted or something like that. I have the backup of my EFS folder in tar.gz format however dont know how to install the same and recover my phone as not able to boot to android.
Please help me if someone can work it out. My phone has just 3 days of warranty left and it does not shows rooted anywhere except the count of installation is about 32 and rom says official and kernel says custom.
Please if someone can help me restore my phone back in working condition i shall always remain thankfull.
Regards,
Mush
mush2004 said:
Dear Friends,
Need help please. I have installed another custom rom that was not meant for I9300 and now the EFS is corrupted. I tried installing orignal rom using ODIN but geting boot loop and the phone is not booting. On going into recovery i can see an error efs/ corupted or something like that. I have the backup of my EFS folder in tar.gz format however dont know how to install the same and recover my phone as not able to boot to android.
Please help me if someone can work it out. My phone has just 3 days of warranty left and it does not shows rooted anywhere except the count of installation is about 32 and rom says official and kernel says custom.
Please if someone can help me restore my phone back in working condition i shall always remain thankfull.
Regards,
Mush
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It is essential that you have a backup of the EFS partition and a way to place it back - the first two ways that I would think about are:
a) use a good recovery - like Philz recovery, that has commands to restore EFS
b) if the format of the backup is not exactly right you might be able to boot in recovery and use ADB commands.
xclub_101 said:
It is essential that you have a backup of the EFS partition and a way to place it back - the first two ways that I would think about are:
a) use a good recovery - like Philz recovery, that has commands to restore EFS
b) if the format of the backup is not exactly right you might be able to boot in recovery and use ADB commands.
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Code:
su
umount /efs
dd if=/sdcard/efs.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 bs=4096
reboot
Ver3go said:
Code:
su
umount /efs
dd if=/sdcard/efs.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 bs=4096
reboot
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I am new to adb commands. Will phylz recovery help me enter the commands? if yes then i shall be replying with the sd card efs tar file name. Will then you be able to guide me with the commands based on the tar file?
Thanks all of you in advance.
Mush
mush2004 said:
I am new to adb commands. Will phylz recovery help me enter the commands? if yes then i shall be replying with the sd card efs tar file name. Will then you be able to guide me with the commands based on the tar file?
Thanks all of you in advance.
Mush
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No for ADB you boot into recovery, connect your computer via USB and run the ADB commands from either Linux Terminal or Windows Command Prompt.
The tool here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
May help if you're new to adb.
Otherwise it's a case of downloading and installing the drivers for your phone and the Android SDK http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Thanks for all your replies.
Just wanted to confirm if i have the efs backup in sd card as under folder backup_efs and there are two files in tar.gz format will i be able to use the phylz recovery to use this replace my efs folder? if yes then can you guide me the steps please.
Regards,
Mush
mush2004 said:
Thanks for all your replies.
Just wanted to confirm if i have the efs backup in sd card as under folder backup_efs and there are two files in tar.gz format will i be able to use the phylz recovery to use this replace my efs folder? if yes then can you guide me the steps please.
Regards,
Mush
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I do not remember right now what creates an backup_efs folder but it really does not matter that much - the tar.gz is a "file archive" and .img is usually a partition image. Each could have minor advantages - the .img also contains the entire filesystem of the partition (and will work easier if the filesystem is bonked) but a tar.gz backup is more versatile when you have bad sectors or a changed partition.
Under an advanced recovery like Philz you would just navigate some menus and try to restore the EFS - see the info in those specific threads.
Under ADB you need to have stuff (drivers and some programs) installed in your PC, you connect the phone on USB and you run ADB commands from the command line.
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HTC sensation blackscreen, trying to flash a nand backup.
ADB, fastboot and Shell working.
I got into shell, can #ls that directory ok ..#cd sdcard... try to #ls sdcard or any other folder and will not show content.
Im not up with linux commands.
I belive Im missing a mount command somewhere.
What Im after is the location of backup folder so I can see the filename of the nand backup to restore in fastboot.
and the commands necessary to restore a nand backup via adb, shell or fastboot.
Why not just place the SD card in the card reader of your pc and record that folder's location?
dont have a sd card reader handy.
so this is as much help as Im going get. its not like I havent spent 3days searching for the answers.
Im basically up to the point where Ive mounted the sdcard found the file loc and name. But when I use shell flash, it errors out, might be I havent mounted system in shell who knows?
anyone plz
DuratecPaul said:
HTC sensation blackscreen, trying to flash a nand backup.
ADB, fastboot and Shell working.
I got into shell, can #ls that directory ok ..#cd sdcard... try to #ls sdcard or any other folder and will not show content.
Im not up with linux commands.
I belive Im missing a mount command somewhere.
What Im after is the location of backup folder so I can see the filename of the nand backup to restore in fastboot.
and the commands necessary to restore a nand backup via adb, shell or fastboot.
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Well not sure if these will help, but they at the very least should point you in the right direction . The last two have actually helped me quite a bit .
How To Backup and Restore using tar on adb shell - Fastest recovery
Performing a Nandroid Restore Manually using ADB
ADB, Fastboot, and Nandroid for Noobs
ADB Workshop and Guide for everyone
DuratecPaul said:
HTC sensation blackscreen, trying to flash a nand backup.
ADB, fastboot and Shell working.
I got into shell, can #ls that directory ok ..#cd sdcard... try to #ls sdcard or any other folder and will not show content.
Im not up with linux commands.
I belive Im missing a mount command somewhere.
What Im after is the location of backup folder so I can see the filename of the nand backup to restore in fastboot.
and the commands necessary to restore a nand backup via adb, shell or fastboot.
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Can't you use a recovery.img from your PC (whether it's from your nandroid or CWM or whichever Recovery you're currently using) and then simply flash using fastboot...
fastboot flash recovery <path to recovery.img>recovery.img
From there you can boot into the bootloader and then Recovery and then restore your complete nandroid backup or flash a ROM.
Here's the link to pull the CWM Recovery image for your Sensation:
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
Thanx will check tem out on the weekend, last two I havent seen before
Ditamae said:
Can't you use a recovery.img from your PC (whether it's from your nandroid or CWM or whichever Recovery you're currently using) and then simply flash using fastboot...
fastboot flash recovery <path to recovery.img>recovery.img
From there you can boot into the bootloader and then Recovery and then restore your complete nandroid backup or flash a ROM.
Here's the link to pull the CWM Recovery image for your Sensation:
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
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excelent I shall try this on the weekend
Some help for you
DuratecPaul said:
anyone plz
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What I have noticed is my sd card after so many flashes has been moved to the system unrecognized location of \storage\sdcard1 and the only way I can get to it is with a reader or sending the files through my computer using the phone as the reader (mass storage mode).
I got an EFS.tar backup
I got Odin
I got Heimdall
I got YP-G1 stock.tar.md5
I just don't know how put it all together.
Back on GB roms, I would just wipe everything via CWM, use Odin to flash stock, and then wipe once again.
But this is ICS. Surely it's different, right?
I wrote out instructions in either the LinICS or the Nebula thread (I can't remember it was several weeks ago), also the files are in the Restore to stock thread from Zaclimon. you gonna have some issues in that your efs backup is an efs.tar instead of an efs.rfs
Oh!
I also have a cwm recovery image of stock, if that matters at all
Doesn't seem like a quick restore job either though
theplasmastorm said:
Oh!
I also have a cwm recovery image of stock, if that matters at all
Doesn't seem like a quick restore job either though
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IT DOESN'T, when you go to LinICS or any of the CM9 ROMs your player is converted from RFS partitions to MTD ones and you HAVE TO use HEIMDALL with a PIT file to reparttion the player back to RFS as you flash the stock ROM.
Totally lost on what to do. I don't know where to begin or anything. I need someone to hold my hand step by step like a baby.
I've read the recovery thread and did some searches around the place, but I don't really understand a thing. I have a US YP-G1
Alright after some fiddling around I got back to stock but the usual blank efs issues are there. I still don't understand how to restore my efs.tar. Could someone help me please?
I also can't mount efs and have no idea what to do with the blankefs.img in the recovery thread
Okay after some more fiddling around I was able to restore my EFS. The efs bugs are still there though so I'm suspecting that the automatic backup that CM9 did is utterly useless and I lost my efs forever. Well I guess I'm going back to linaro <_<
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Okay after some more fiddling around I was able to restore my EFS. The efs bugs are still there though so I'm suspecting that the automatic backup that CM9 did is utterly useless and I lost my efs forever. Well I guess I'm going back to linaro <_<
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Did you have content on your efs.tar?
Yes my efs.tar has stuff in it
What I did was...
wipe data
restore stock via heimdall. add in blankefs.img in the efs spot.
flashed terra via odin
went to cwm recovery. got on adb shell
cd /efs
ls -l. nothing was in it except what blankefs did
tar -x -f /sdcard/efs.tar
ls -l. tar successfully extracted
got off adb shell and restarted the player
the efs issues still presist
so then i got on adb shell again and checked the efs folder and everything was still there
So I don't know
theplasmastorm said:
Yes my efs.tar has stuff in it
What I did was...
wipe data
restore stock via heimdall. add in blankefs.img in the efs spot.
flashed terra via odin
went to cwm recovery. got on adb shell
cd /efs
ls -l. nothing was in it except what blankefs did
tar -x -f /sdcard/efs.tar
ls -l. tar successfully extracted
got off adb shell and restarted the player
the efs issues still presist
so then i got on adb shell again and checked the efs folder and everything was still there
So I don't know
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one thing that works, atleast the method I used to solve it, once you've copied the contents back into the EFS folder on the player, then flash the Dream Ultra ROM from CWM, then after booting the ROM up shutdown and wipe data/factory reset, then use Odin to flash the stock GB.tar through odin.
Roms at these links.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1719685&highlight=dream+ultra
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1512331&highlight=stock+rooted+4+0
Oh snap that worked. Aroma installer to the rescue.
theplasmastorm said:
Oh snap that worked. Aroma installer to the rescue.
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Now make a a proper EFS.rfs backup using the method described here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1632376&highlight=efs+backup that way next time you need to revert back from an ICS ROM you can flash the efs.rfs to the efs section instead of the blankefs.img and not have to go through this again.
FYI the method listed can be done on the player using terminal emulator just go into it and type su to gain superuser then type the the part for making an efs backup and your done, then copy that file to your PC.
Well when I first flashed linaro there was no mention of efs backup or anything in the topic post and that is why I got in the predicament in the first place.
And then when I watched your vid on how to flash it there was no mention of efs backup either.
Well all that is in the past. I know better now.
I already made a backup as soon as I got back to stock
theplasmastorm said:
Well when I first flashed linaro there was no mention of efs backup or anything in the topic post and that is why I got in the predicament in the first place.
And then when I watched your vid on how to flash it there was no mention of efs backup either.
Well all that is in the past. I know better now.
I already made a backup as soon as I got back to stock
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Sorry, it was in my older videos that I did, forgot to mention it in that one, guess I'm not the only one to goof up if it's not in the OP either.
theplasmastorm said:
Yes my efs.tar has stuff in it
What I did was...
wipe data
restore stock via heimdall. add in blankefs.img in the efs spot.
flashed terra via odin
went to cwm recovery. got on adb shell
cd /efs
ls -l. nothing was in it except what blankefs did
tar -x -f /sdcard/efs.tar
ls -l. tar successfully extracted
got off adb shell and restarted the player
the efs issues still presist
so then i got on adb shell again and checked the efs folder and everything was still there
So I don't know
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Whenever I try to do these steps before flashing dream ultra rom it tells me "tar not found" I have a efs.tar on my sd card for certain.
To make a long story short, I have a Samsung S3 I9300 (International Version). I installed an AOKP-based ROM through CWM 6, it flashed successfully the second time around (was very laggy first time). Anyhow, I didnt get any mobile signal and found out my baseband, imei and meid were all unknown, After tinkering for hours, reverting to stock ROMS, etc. I accidently managed to format my EFS folder, thinking it would repair the problem since i have a backup. Thus.. now i cant boot up the phone. Stuck at samsung logo. I can get into revovery and download mode. And I HAVE a backup .tar and .img file on my INTERNAL memory (ya i know that sucks ) SO could my phone be repaired anyhow. Could its efs be brought back and restored?
Thanks in advance
Some more details
Stumbling through the forums, i found this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2087567&highlight=efs+file&page=2
The last post does mention a solution, however, my efs backup is located on the INTERNAL memory. Any idea how i could possibly access and recover and copy that to my pc?
boot into recovery and pull the files with adb
Thanks for the reply Glebun
But could you be more specific with your proposed solution? Im a noob i admit, and i'd really like to get my self out of this situation!
I boot into recovery.. i have cwm recovery 6.0.2.7
Now what is adb? Could you link me to the program and how exactly do i run it? and connect it? note that my phone cant even go past the boot screen
You need to learn to google.
Searching for "pull files with android adb" should get you started
Alright managed to do some googling as you mentioned and got as far as the point of connecting adb successfully to my device.. Just help me in one last step and ill be greatful. I've tried for hours but i cant seem to pull files from my device? I've tried 'adb pull /' 'adb pull /sdcard' 'adb pull /sdcard0' amd many more, but they return with '0 files found 0 skipped'
What to do?
i have atleast 8gb of data in my internal memory
The path is incorrect.
Type "adb shell", then "ls" for the list of all files and folders in the current directory. "cd %foldername%" to move to a folder
Thank you so much
I managed to recover the efs files successfully
I just need to restore them back to my phone without any hassle, and everything will be perfect!
I have 2 files now.
One is "efs.backup.tar.gz"
Second is "efsdev-mmcblk0p3.img.gz"
Suggest me a way to get these back onto my phone
https://www.google.com/search?q=efs.backup.tar.gz
first link. You haven't learned to search
Glebun I would really need some detailed help with this.
The internet and forums seem to be full of ways to backup the efs folder.
However no specific way to restore it back
I followed the first link and the fourth post gave me instructions to type this:
"gzip -d efsdev-mmcblk0p1.img.gz
cat efsdev-mmcblk0p1.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p1"
I also typed
"gzip -d efsdev-mmcblk0p3.img.gz
cat efsdev-mmcblk0p1.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p3"
but to no avail.
Then I proceeded to install efs proffesional in order to restore my efs backup but it crashes everytime the device is connected.
Could you please guide me through adb or through an application to help restore my efs back in place?
Sorry for any trouble
put the backup file on the internal storage and make sure you type in the correct path. read the whole instructions
hi
im very new in the forum thats my first post
i tried to install an app that required a rebbot in my gt-i9300, i rebooted and i got an pop-up window said that factory mode has crashed.
i searched for days in the internet and i found this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762204&page=53
i did all but my galaxy says that its unable to chmod /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode: no such file or directory
then i realised that i have no efs directory and that i can download one from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=888193
so' my question is,
if i will flash it with odin, will the error will dissapear?
and if the answer is yes,
i understand that some people flash it because they have no imei and the phone dont recognize their sim card.
and my fear it can happen to me if ill flash it
some help please?
What app did you try installing?
slaphead20 said:
What app did you try installing?
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the swapsd app.
but theres no matter what app i installed
i just want to know if i can install the efs directory without problems
so please help me everyone!
You have a backed up EFS on your phone ???
jje
JJEgan said:
You have a backed up EFS on your phone ???
jje
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yes i have a backup named efs.tar in my root directory
can i restore the folder from it?
arimal199 said:
yes i have a backup named efs.tar in my root directory
can i restore the folder from it?
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Well, obviously you can. That's what an efs backup is for
Copy the tar file to your PC and download the Android SDK.
Once the Android SDK is installed, open up a command prompt.
Once you're in the command prompt, CD to the directory where the ADB executables and libraries are.
Usually it's here:
Code:
cd C:\android-sdk\platform-tools\
Once you're in the directory where the files are, unpack the TAR file and type the following code:
Code:
adb start-server
adb push <path-to-your-unpacked-TARfile> /efs/
adb kill-server
If you need further assistance, feel free to PM or email me
Hope I could help!
Lg
familyguy59 said:
Well, obviously you can. That's what an efs backup is for
Copy the tar file to your PC and download the Android SDK.
Once the Android SDK is installed, open up a command prompt.
Once you're in the command prompt, CD to the directory where the ADB executables and libraries are.
Usually it's here:
Code:
cd C:\android-sdk\platform-tools\
Once you're in the directory where the files are, unpack the TAR file and type the following code:
Code:
adb start-server
adb push <path-to-your-unpacked-TARfile> /efs/
adb kill-server
If you need further assistance, feel free to PM or email me
Hope I could help!
Lg
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wow
thanks man ill try it
arimal199 said:
wow
thanks man ill try it
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oh i forgot
my pc doesnt recognize my galaxy
maybe i can go to someone that already has a adb and see if he can fix it
but really thanks
I believe you'll also need to change files owners and access rights for it to work.
Edit : if you don't have any efs folder, I think your efs partition might not be mounted. Type "mount" in a terminal emulator and check if a line refers to /efs (that should be block 3)
arimal199 said:
oh i forgot
my pc doesnt recognize my galaxy
maybe i can go to someone that already has a adb and see if he can fix it
but really thanks
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Check out the links in my description. (Win8 help - ADB etc. etc. ...) that works with Windows Vista, 7 and 8. If you need the ADB binaries, in that same thread, you can donate a bit of money to me and I'll license you a program (Always with updated binaries) that installs ADB and fastboot to your system's root. With the click of a button
Lg
Edit: You can also download my universal Android tool kit and with the next update, all the Samsung Galaxy S III variants will be supported and you can easily backup/restore your /efs partition from there (With the Pro version, that is)
spocky12 said:
I believe you'll also need to change files owners and access rights for it to work.
Edit : if you don't have any efs folder, I think your efs partition might not be mounted. Type "mount" in a terminal emulator and check if a line refers to /efs (that should be block 3)
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i looked in mounts and storage in cwm and saw that efs is not mounted.
can i mount it and it will work?
arimal199 said:
i looked in mounts and storage in cwm and saw that efs is not mounted.
can i mount it and it will work?
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no i understood' i wasnt at factory mode at all!
all the time i had imei and call function , the only problem was that factory test has stopped.
so, i downloaded titanum backup pro and turned factory test app off.
now my galaxy went back to normal all works as well!
thanks for trying to help guys!
Problem solved!
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I think my problem happened because a flashed a ROM with MG4 baseband, and then flashed UltimaROM with another baseband which caused my baneband to corrupt.
I tried to flash Stock ROM and install different baseband but non of this worked.
finally I flashed BTU stock ROM (Which comes with MG4) but the problem still here.
Then I installed root, deleted the efs folder and replaced all the files with the files in the backup - restart and everything is working! my IMEI returned to normal.
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Original question
Hello devs,
I have Siyah kernel which auto backup my EFS, i have backup named "efs_28Aug2013-1852.tar.gz"
I want to restore from this backup because I lost my IMEI when I flashed UltimaROM
I renamed it to "efsbackup.tar.gz" and put it in the root of the sdcard
then I started adb shell & run the code
Code:
su
umount /efs
mke2fs /dev/block/mmcblk0p1
mount -w -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /efs
busybox tar zxvf /sdcard/ efsbackup.tar.gz -C /
I granted ADB shell root access
then i went to recovery and run the command (because I can't run umount /efs while device's running it gives resource busy message)
However when I run the first command "su" in gives me this message
Code:
/sbin/sh: su: not found
so I skipped to the next command
but I get the message
Code:
umount: can't umount /efs: Invalid argument
Please guys any help appreciated
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Unzip it with a file manager and use a root explorer to replace manually
Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk 4
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I've backup my efs with adb but how do you have a file on tar format, i've got a file on .img, it's normal ?
There's about nine different ways to backup the efs, .img is fine but a little on the large side at 20mb. A .tar of the same is only 5mb.
rootSU said:
Unzip it with a file manager and use a root explorer to replace manually
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Thank you for your reply, I did as you said but this only changed my IMEI from "Unknown" to the generic IMEI "004999..."
Is there something wrong in the method or my backup may be corrupt
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
Read the imei / efs thread in general.
Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk 4
Thank you again, I read the thread in the past but it looks like it has been updated recently.
I think my problem happened because a flashed a ROM with MG4 baseband, and then flashed UltimaROM with another baseband which caused my baneband to corrupt.
I tried to flash Stock ROM and install different baseband but non of this worked.
finally I flashed BTU stock ROM (Which comes with MG4) but the problem still here.
Then I installed root, deleted the efs folder and replaced all the files with the files in the backup - restart and everything is working! my IMEI returned to normal.
Thank you RootSU for your help.
hey bro,
i am stuck
help me out
- my efs(folder) is blank
- i installed stock with pit file but no help!
- right now my cell is in bootloop!
- it goes to recovery, download mode.
i have efs.tar.gz file and a folder named efs in my ext sd
how do i copy that to int memory?
can't even create a cwm flashable zip file of the same?????
help me bro.....
You are posting in a thread that tells you how to restore an efs backup, how much more could you possibly need?
Go to recovery, factory reset.
Get the phone to boot, unpack the .tar file and follow the instructions in the OP.
boomboomer said:
You are posting in a thread that tells you how to restore an efs backup, how much more could you possibly need?
Go to recovery, factory reset.
Get the phone to boot, unpack the .tar file and follow the instructions in the OP.
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Dear boomboomer,
i am sorry, but my phone is in "bootloop" how am i suppose to delete the "EFS" ? that s what i am asking!!!!!
i have both efs.tar.gz and extracted folder ready in my ext-sd......
i wonder if somebody can help me with creating a cwm.zip from the .tar file
thanks ....
try to install stock again via odin but this time install a diffrent version (for example if you installed INU this time try INS).. before that factory reset your phone and wipe cache via recovery mode.. don't lose your efs backup it's very important copy it to your PC in case something wrong happens
i already did so
almousawi said:
try to install stock again via odin but this time install a diffrent version (for example if you installed INU this time try INS).. before that factory reset your phone and wipe cache via recovery mode.. don't lose your efs backup it's very important copy it to your PC in case something wrong happens
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bro, thanks for your help recently i tried cm 10 also but nothing happened.
believe me i tried everything now the only option is left that is
to restore efs backup from efs.tar.gz (which is about 12 MB)
OR
create a cwm flashable zip from the efs folder which is about 22 MB)
OR
take my phone to download mode and try to push whole "efs" folder to the location with help of "ADB"
hello
mikks said:
bro, thanks for your help recently i tried cm 10 also but nothing happened.
believe me i tried everything now the only option is left that is
to restore efs backup from efs.tar.gz (which is about 12 MB)
OR
create a cwm flashable zip from the efs folder which is about 22 MB)
OR
take my phone to download mode and try to push whole "efs" folder to the location with help of "ADB"
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hello nobody is here to help......??????
mikks said:
hello nobody is here to help......??????
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Correct this is not a paid for service .
Suggest you take it to a service centre .
know that i did that already....
JJEgan said:
Correct this is not a paid for service .
Suggest you take it to a service centre .
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thanks for the reply, respect to your reply and interest no disrespect ...
i took that to the center but they failed and by the way they come to me in some cases... so they give me free service...
my phone is in boot loop, i have efs.tar.... can i use phills recovery ????? or can i use someone elses backup... just to boot up my device ...then i'll be good .... i just need to get my device booted up.....