Help! Need to go back to stock! - Realme 7 Pro Questions & Answers

Please Help!
I did something very stupid today.
Unlocked my RMX2170, got into fastboot.
Tried to flash PBRP as recovery, and some vbmeta.img image as vbmeta of my phone.
Disaster! My phone got stuck in a bootloop of just repeatedly booting into fastboot.
No recovery, nothing.
From there, I installed SHRP using the fasboot flash recovery command, and now I have SHRP.
SHRP, however, cannot flash ANYTHING as a result of an error that it "failed to mount /system_root and /vendor"
The phone can effectively boot into Qualcomm EDL and fastboot.
I've tried countless tools and software to get back to stock. Nothing works. MSM requires a login to function, so it won't work.
Anyone at all, please, can you tell me how to get back to FULL stock?

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Through sheer trial and error,
Procedure:
1. Downloaded A37 ofp file from www.gsmmafia.com/realme-7-pro-rmx2170-flash-file/ (or mediafire download)
2. Extracted it using bkerler/oppo_decrypt's ofp_qc_extract.py into a folder:
Code:
py -3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
py -3 ofp_qc_extract.py a37_ofp_file.ofp .\extracted
3. Rebooted the phone into fastboot, ready for flashing (Power + Volume Down for me)
5. Ran:
Code:
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta_system vbmeta_system.img
fastboot flash vbmeta_vendor vbmeta_vendor.img
fastboot flash super super.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
(keep in mind these .img files came from the extracted ofp's folder!)
6. Rebooted into system using the fastboot menu (START)
7. I'm pretty sure my phone ran A41 before today... so I gave the phone an update from inside Android, that seemed to work fine.
As a bonus, my bootloader seems to have remained unlocked? Nice!
Also interesting: holding volume up does not boot into recovery. This is an issue for another day lads.

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Can you explain me step 2? I have bootloped phone and I don't understand how to use oppo decrypt

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Domac5 said:
Can you explain me step 2? I have bootloped phone and I don't understand how to use oppo decrypt
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1. Download and install Python on your computer.
2. Press Windows + R, then type cmd, hit enter to access a terminal.
3. Make sure Python works by trying py -3 in the terminal. (Type exit() to exit the Python shell)
4. Download oppo_decrypt's repository zip and extract it in a folder anywhere.
5. Use cd in the terminal to navigate to the extracted folder.
6. Run this command to install the dependencies of oppo_decrypt:
Bash:
py -3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
7. You should have already downloaded the ofp file for the phone. If not, get it from here.
8. You need to run the Python script in order to extract the images you need, so, you should copy it to the folder where your ofp file is.
Bash:
cp ofp_qc_decrypt.py /where/the/ofp/file/is/ofp_qc_decrypt.py
9. Go into the directory with the script and ofp file, and extract it.
Bash:
py -3 ofp_qc_extract.py the_ofp_file.ofp .\extracted
The extracted images you need, if you were on Android 10, should be in the extracted folder in the terminal's working directory.
Best of luck, although I can't really help you step-by-step for everything, so I suggest you visit r/realme's Discord.
Go to the Discord for more help!

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Codian said:
1. Download and install Python on your computer.
2. Press Windows + R, then type cmd, hit enter to access a terminal.
3. Make sure Python works by trying py -3 in the terminal. (Type exit() to exit the Python shell)
4. Download oppo_decrypt's repository zip and extract it in a folder anywhere.
5. Use cd in the terminal to navigate to the extracted folder.
6. Run this command to install the dependencies of oppo_decrypt:
Bash:
py -3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
7. You should have already downloaded the ofp file for the phone. If not, get it from here.
8. You need to run the Python script in order to extract the images you need, so, you should copy it to the folder where your ofp file is.
Bash:
cp ofp_qc_decrypt.py /where/the/ofp/file/is/ofp_qc_decrypt.py
9. Go into the directory with the script and ofp file, and extract it.
Bash:
py -3 ofp_qc_extract.py the_ofp_file.ofp .\extracted
The extracted images you need, if you were on Android 10, should be in the extracted folder in the terminal's working directory.
Best of luck, although I can't really help you step-by-step for everything, so I suggest you visit r/realme's Discord.
Go to the Discord for more help!
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Step 8 not working for me

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Do you have original recovery.img file,please send me? I just can't extract it from ofp file, 2 days trying and just can't

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Domac5 said:
Step 8 not working for me
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Sorry, instead of "cp" the command is "copy", my mistake.

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Domac5 said:
Do you have original recovery.img file,please send me? I just can't extract it from ofp file, 2 days trying and just can't
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You can't flash recovery.img. It won't work, I tried. You need to re-flash all of the system partitions like in my post.
I don't have the files anymore, as I did this a while ago. Sorry.

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Codian said:
Sorry, instead of "cp" the command is "copy", my mistake.
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Still doesnt work

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I did it, problem was in python3 comand, that one should be typed without number 3 because that doesn't work in windows. Now it's extracting
did you had these problem?