Many people complain about their phone
not able to get network after flashing a new rom. I have got some thing
really useful that will ensure that people will not have this complain
again, i.e Backing Up EFS for your phone. Always Remember it's better to
be safe than be sorry later, so, just do the backup and save it some
where safe. So that when you loose the IMEI of your phone accidently,
you have a backup for it and can live in peace.
Question: What is EFS?
Answer: EFS stands for " Encrypted File System" , it encrypts the critial phone identification data like IMEI, MAC ADDRESS of the device and stores them in a EFS partition.
Question : Why do we loose our network connectivity once we flash a custom Rom?
Answer : When our phone is not able to find its IMEI number, it will not be able to connect onto a network. This generally happen if you have lost your EFS drive.
Question : Why do we loose EFS of our phone.
Answer : We can loose EFS if we flash wrong rom (something that is not made for your phone) like a custom rom. Every flasher sometime or the other has faced this issue in their life.
Question : What does EFS Backup Do ?
Answer : Backing Up EFS will make sure if ever you loosed your IMEI , You dont have to worry, and rather Fix your phone in minutes. Its a DIY.
Question : What are the files Backed up?
Answer : These are three (3) Partitions, which hold imei and Nv - data . These Partitions are MODEMST1, MODEMST2 and FSG .
Prerequisites:
You need to install Miflash, for the drivers (Miflash Setup link at end of post)
You need to enable usb debugging from developer options (go to about phone in setting and tap build version/ miui version 7 times to enable developer options in settings menu)
You need to have ADB fully setup
Your Device needs to have ROOT permissions (use forum search feature to seach rooting guide for specific device and rom version stable / dev)
You need to make sure the Adb drivers are installed well
You need to have a Windows Operating System or terminal Emulator on Phone with root access
***note- Miflash has inbuilt adb setup, and adb diver so, you can follow below guide to use the miflash default adb.
So, lets begin ...
Connect the phone to pc, open COMMAND PROMPT and browse to the Miflash installed directory.
Question: What is EFS?
Answer: EFS stands for " Encrypted File System" , it encrypts the critial phone identification data like IMEI, MAC ADDRESS of the device and stores them in a EFS partition.
Question : Why do we loose our network connectivity once we flash a custom Rom?
Answer : When our phone is not able to find its IMEI number, it will not be able to connect onto a network. This generally happen if you have lost your EFS drive.
Question : Why do we loose EFS of our phone.
Answer : We can loose EFS if we flash wrong rom (something that is not made for your phone) like a custom rom. Every flasher sometime or the other has faced this issue in their life.
Question : What does EFS Backup Do ?
Answer : Backing Up EFS will make sure if ever you loosed your IMEI , You dont have to worry, and rather Fix your phone in minutes. Its a DIY.
Question : What are the files Backed up?
Answer : These are three (3) Partitions, which hold imei and Nv - data . These Partitions are MODEMST1, MODEMST2 and FSG .
Prerequisites:
You need to install Miflash, for the drivers (Miflash Setup link at end of post)
You need to enable usb debugging from developer options (go to about phone in setting and tap build version/ miui version 7 times to enable developer options in settings menu)
You need to have ADB fully setup
Your Device needs to have ROOT permissions (use forum search feature to seach rooting guide for specific device and rom version stable / dev)
You need to make sure the Adb drivers are installed well
You need to have a Windows Operating System or terminal Emulator on Phone with root access
***note- Miflash has inbuilt adb setup, and adb diver so, you can follow below guide to use the miflash default adb.
So, lets begin ...
Connect the phone to pc, open COMMAND PROMPT and browse to the Miflash installed directory.
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