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Quote: If the 'Qualcomm USB Settings' Button is missing from the PhoneUtil application then execute the following command in a Terminal Emulator to launch the Qualcomm USB Settings page directly: su -c 'am start -n com. ThanK You In advance. Press the 'Browse' button and select your QCN Backup File.
Welcome to the GSM-Forum forums. Put the hash into the BF exe for example:- ighashgpu. Note that EFS is unique for device and if you loose your EFS without having a backup, you couldn't restore it and you will have to visit the Samsung Service and get your motherboard replaced.
Links will be hidden until you login with your difference account here. This is a must have for Samsung GSII. Look at the file with an hex-editor and goto offset 0x181460 Ultra Edit, HxD, Hex-Workshop etc 4. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and note our other features. Follow our below posts for this. Put unaccepted simcard in the phone and when it asks for the unlock code enter them in order 8. If you are still not having your IMEI on the Stock rom also, that is when you would be needing to glad using this guide. I tried to unlock my i using srs samsung remote client i used direct. Once the file opens click the capacitive button to bring up the menu again and select jump to address: 7. 
(SOLVED)How to Root,unlock, Write Cert, Nv data.bin, fix unknown baseband and Imei on Samsung s6 Edge G925T - This forced me to flash my phone with cyanogenmod.
You may have to before you can post and view links: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Links will be hidden until you login with your user account here. Now select 'RNDIS + DM + MODEM' and press 'OK' to return to the previous screen. Now press your 'Back' key to exit PhoneUtil. Your phone is now in DIAG Mode. Start the 'QPST Configuration' application and select the 'Ports' tab then press the 'Add New Port... You should now see your phone listed in the 'Ports' tab and the 'State' should indicate 'Enabled'. You can now Close this application. Press the 'Browse' button and choose a Save Location for your QCN File. Press the 'Start' button and wait for it to finish. This will back up all your phones NV Items and save them to the QCN Backup File. The resulting QCN Backup File should be 250KB. Press the 'Browse' button and select your QCN Backup File. Press the 'Start' button and wait for it to finish. This will restore all your phones NV Items from the QCN Backup File. Now select 'MTP + ADB' and press 'OK' to return to the previous screen. Now press your 'Back' key to exit PhoneUtil. Your phone is now back to default USB operation. Quote: If the 'Qualcomm USB Settings' Button is missing from the PhoneUtil application then execute the following command in a Terminal Emulator to launch the Qualcomm USB Settings page directly: su -c 'am start -n com. USBSettings' Please Note: You must be rooted or this command will not work. Recovering IMEI And Data Connection After Flashing WRONG Root Package Intended For I9300: Make sure you have Samsung Kies or the Samsung USB Driver installed on your PC. With your Phone Switched Off, press and hold: 'VOL DN' + 'HOME' + 'POWER' to enter Download Mode. Connect your phone to your PC via USB Cable and start Odin. Check your phone is connected by seeing if a COM Port in a Blue box is present under ID:COM. Press the 'Start' Button and wait for it to finish flashing. If successful, you will see a Green Box with 'PASS! You should now see your IMEI and your Data Connection will be back. It is lost when this block is corrupted or wiped. In case of lost IMEI, you can restore it using some tools. It has been tested on an unrooted Galaxy S3 and found working. It can work on other Samsung devices too if you have the code to open the PhoneUtil menu on that device. Try the code given below first and it does not work, find the working code. You can write the backup directly back to the phone. This backs up your IMEI only. Add 08 in the beginning of the IMEI. Do not forget to share your thoughts via comments and this tutorial via social media buttons. I searched everywhere for a recipe of how to restore it and could not find one that would work. The closest that I got was a brilliant post see link below describing how to restore the IMEI on a SGS2 i9100. After following this recipe, I was able to restore my IMEI number to 0049.... It took me a couple of days of research and HUGE thanks to everybody whose previous research I was able to use and I finally succeeded in restoring my IMEI using the 9 step process that I describe below. I can't guarantee that it will work and I do not know if it will work on any device besides the SGS3 GT-i9300 international SGS3 , because this is the only device that I have and was able to test the process on. Connect your phone to your PC and start up EFS PRO. Reboot your phone into recovery mode using the three botton combo and flash the original modem firmware the modem. Need for backup Root access and debugging USB 1. Extract from the zip and run. Output should look like this: sh-3. It' should be fixed now REMEMBER! IT CONTAINS YOUR IMEI! IF SOMEONE ELSE WILL USE THIS FILE, YOUR NETWORK OPERATOR MAY BAN YOUR IMEI AS A DUPLICATE NUMBER! PLEASE BACKUP YOUR EFS BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO FLASH OR MODIFY YOUR PHONE. EFS CONTAINS YOUR DEVICE IMEI WHICH IS VERY IMPORTANT. You could use the following backup methods to backup your IMEI. Individual Files This will just copy the files from your efs partition to your sdcard. Note that EFS is unique for device and if you loose your EFS without having a backup, you couldn't restore it and you will have to visit the Samsung Service and get your motherboard replaced. A Little Background IMEI is stored in the EFS partition of your device and it is unique for each and every device. IMEI is important and so is the EFS partition on your phone. Whenever you flash any custom rom, the efs partition is never touched and is always present on the device unlike the SYSTEM and KERNEL partition which vary with firmwares. This is the primary and the most important partition and this data is shipped with the device and is unique for each and every phone. Starting from Cyanogenmod 10 Alpha 4, the filesystem has been changed to facilitate bigger partitions. The RFS filesystem is no longer used since it is proprietary to Samsung. Instead, we are using YAFFS. For this reason, we wont be able to read the RFS partition which contains the EFS since the RFS support was removed from the kernel. To overcome this problem, we create a mirror partition for EFS and we copy the data from the original EFS partition to the newly created partition during when the ROM is being flashed. This creates 2 copies of the EFS in the device and also each time CyanogenMod is flashed, a backup of the EFS is created in the sdcard which could be very useful. Hence, if you are having issues with lost IMEI on Cyanogenmod 10 or 10. If you are still not having your IMEI on the Stock rom also, that is when you would be needing to restore using this guide. READ THIS CAREFULLY: -To repair imei only fill in the imei number, and leave the SNR blank. Need for backup Root access and debugging USB 1. Extract from the zip and run. PS: I restored my phone's firmware to it's original PDA, Phone and CSC, rooted it with CF-Root, and then done this procedures below here is what I have done: you must have: -Root -Root explorer for copying files to and from EFS folder -Android SDK for the ADB tools or Terminal in your phone. Hello,I have sgs3 GT-I9300 with unknown baseband and null imei. I tried all 3 ways what you write here. You have solution for my phone, or can you give me EFS backup with twrp? Type the command line carefully. Now here is how you can restore the backed up EFS using Terminal Emulator: Launch the app and type the following command depending on the location of the EFS. IT CONTAINS YOUR IMEI! IF SOMEONE ELSE WILL USE THIS FILE, YOUR NETWORK OPERATOR MAY BAN YOUR IMEI AS A DUPLICATE NUMBER! If your phone isn't rooted, you're not finding the files. Imagine if everyday users were able to delete those files. Could you help me, please?