The NVRAM item is the small part of the firmware of devices are called modem file.Step 7: Locate the data from Backup NVRAM folder and your IMEI NVRAM data will be restored instantly. Step 6: Now, click on the Restore button then it will ask you for a.tar or.bin file. Step 5: Now, Click on IMEI/NVRAM button.Mt6592 Nvram Database File Recovery Software.Hope that big, green PASS appear in front of you.

Do what you did, and it should be working. Now, you just need to select the extracted file as the MD1_DB file in SN Write Tool. Now, we can see the MD1_DB file, with BPLGU in it's name. This is how exactly you see it in any root explorer in your device.

If you hover your cursor on one of them, there should be a button saying 'Open ICS/JB/EXT4 image file'. Now you should see three buttons beside the 'Image file:'. Extract this tool to somewhere in the drive. This one will be used to extract the system.img.Ģ. Let me show you how to take it out of the system.img: Some stock Mediatek ROM doesn't put this database outside the ROM like the APDB, instead they put it inside system.img. This MD1_DB file usually starts with BPLGU in it's name. Now the one that you chose wrongly, the MD1_DB. There are two files with APDB in their names, pick the one with the largest size, usually more than 150 KB. The database that you should choose should be the one with APDB in it's name and must be put at the AP_DB slot in SN Write Tool. I would recommend you to use the database that comes along with the stock ROM you used to unbrick your device. The META_MAUI_DB_INCONSISTENT means you chose the wrong database. So, everyone's method is working, all of them is not wrong. Scatter saved to : D:New folderNew folder (2)MT6735_4G_R17S_pri6735_66c_m0_6.0_alps-mp-m0.mp1-V2.39.1_0Īll I discovered this today, maybe I'm the first boy to find this method, oh.I think I should this in a website.

Power Off Phone, Remove battery, Insert backĢ.

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