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Unable to copy efs follder via ECS File Manager, or Root Explorer

Guyz my phone is rooted, I used ECS file manager and root explorer, both fail to copy efs folder from backup folder to system root dir. I know the RW option in root explorer..any suggestions? I just wanna copy my efs folder to root system dir

i solved the problem guyz plz clode this thread!!

EFS copy problem
caddyfreak said:
i solved the problem guyz plz clode this thread!!
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Could you please explain how did you solve the problem.
I'm facing with the same problem.
I cannot copy my EFS backup to EFS folder. It says ther's not enough space .

tufanbaydemir said:
Could you please explain how did you solve the problem.
I'm facing with the same problem.
I cannot copy my EFS backup to EFS folder. It says ther's not enough space .
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use Root Explorer, for more info http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26827676&postcount=4512"

Empy Modemfs Folder

Hi, im running JB VSLP9 (Movistar Argentina firmware) and recently i decided i should backup efs and modemfs just in case. I followed the steps in this guide http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342100
I don't know if this is related but recently i've been having some problems with 3G connectivity. Sometimes the phone shows good signal but no data connection. You have to restart the phone to correct this. Also, some people have told me that calling me directs them straight to voice mail.
I was looking at my modemfs folder and then discovered that it is empty! 0 files, 0 bytes. So i tried to restore the backup that I made (16mb). But nothing changed, the folder is still empty ....
Is this normal ??? Can my problems be related to the "backup" of efs and modemfs ????
Thanks

Can anyone at least check your modemfs folder and tell me its contents ?

Piachnp said:
Can anyone at least check your modemfs folder and tell me its contents ?
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Here you go.
But I do not know how to fix yours...

Thanks Shutdown, i tried wiping everything and flash the firmware again, but the modemfs folder is still empty... That crappy backup guide ****ed up everything
Does anyone know if i can ask for someone using the same firmware for the contents of this folder and copy them to my phone ????

Piachnp said:
Thanks Shutdown, i tried wiping everything and flash the firmware again, but the modemfs folder is still empty... That crappy backup guide ****ed up everything
Does anyone know if i can ask for someone using the same firmware for the contents of this folder and copy them to my phone ????
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Maybe you need to mount modemfs partition before restoring? Look how to do that (trough terminal emulator, or ADB shell).

[Q] imei

how do I backup imei number and baseband... before flashing any new ROM or jellybean version ?

1- root your device
2- install root explorer or any file manager to access root
3- copy system/lib/tee folder anywhere u want to save
excuse me i am bad English or too short information because my imei lost and i never backup that
please backup and do any u want to do

zakaria9 said:
1- root your device
2- install root explorer or any file manager to access root
3- copy system/lib/tee folder anywhere u want to save
excuse me i am bad English or too short information because my imei lost and i never backup that
please backup and do any u want to do
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no, you need to backup efs, cspsa and modemfs partitions

[Q] How to use other people's cwm backup file???

Hi guys,
does anyone know how to use downloaded CWM backup file?
download as the "M7 CWM Nandroid Backup CID OPTUS001 1.29.980.x.rar"
but what should i do with it?
Extract it or copy it direct to sdcard/clockworkmod/backup?
Plz help

smallsen said:
Hi guys,
does anyone know how to use downloaded CWM backup file?
download as the "M7 CWM Nandroid Backup CID OPTUS001 1.29.980.x.rar"
but what should i do with it?
Extract it or copy it direct to sdcard/clockworkmod/backup?
Plz help
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I haven't used CWM in ages, but up to version 6.0.4.6, the backup location used to be /data/media/clockworkmod/backup/
not sure if it was ever updated to /data/media/0/...
extract the .rar file on your PC, it will give you a folder called similar to "2013-mm-dd.hh.mm.ss" place it in your adb folder then push it:
adb push 2013-mm-dd.hh.mm.ss /data/media/clockworkmod/backup/2013-mm-dd.hh.mm.ss <- replace mm, dd etc. to what the download gave you
in recovery select RESTORE, it should show you the above backup, so select "2013-mm-dd.hh.mm.ss" and restore it.

Thanks for you reply nkk71,
I've exact the file but got a folder called 2013-04-30.10.59.31 without SS.
Can I add the ss as the file type and push it into backup folder on the phone?

smallsen said:
Thanks for you reply nkk71,
I've exact the file but got a folder called 2013-04-30.10.59.31 without SS.
Can I add the ss as the file type and push it into backup folder on the phone?
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i dont think the name of the folder matters, just push it to the right location on your, phone.

Thanks Guys, problem solved!!!!!!!
Thanks so much

Bootloop after editing build.prop and hw_easywakeupmotion_config.xml

So I edited the build.prop and one other file in the EMUI folder and now I get bootloops any way to fix this without flashing a rom and losing my data?
Tried to download a fix from Huawei eRecovery but it says that it couldn't get files from the server

You could try to backup your current system partition, then open it to restore the build.prop. After that, save and try to restore the system partition

Potato997 said:
You could try to backup your current system partition, then open it to restore the build.prop. After that, save and try to restore the system partition
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How to do that?

Boot in to TWRP recovery
Make a backup of system partition and move it to your computer
Search for the build.prop file and edit it with some note editor
Save and move it back to your phone and restore it
I DO NOT KNOW IF IT WORKS
Maybe you can wait for some other response to see if there are other solutions.

Potato997 said:
Boot in to TWRP recovery
Make a backup of system partition and move it to your computer
Search for the build.prop file and edit it with some note editor
Save and move it back to your phone and restore it
I DO NOT KNOW IF IT WORKS
Maybe you can wait for some other response to see if there are other solutions.
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Though of it but when I open the backup folder this what I find in it

If you have Meticulus' TWRP you can do a pure dump of the system partition (you get system.img)

Potato997 said:
If you have Meticulus' TWRP you can do a pure dump of the system partition (you get system.img)
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How do I know if it's meticulus's TWRP or not?

If you installed the TWRP from his blog, meticulus.co.vu, it his recovery

Potato997 said:
If you installed the TWRP from his blog, meticulus.co.vu, it his recovery
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Can I try to flash his recovery using fastboot in the current state of the phone?
I just did flash it \o/ I'm doing a system dump as writing this; I may comeback to you to walk me through what to do next, if you agree

If you are able to edit the build.prop and .xml files, just move the dump back on the phone and click on the Restore Dump button

Unfortunately couldn't edit the files so I'm going to fresh install a new ROM