Just to quickly answer your question properly. Here is how I did it. There might be other ways, but this one worked quite well for me:
Connect your phone with usb debugging enabled and make sure it's well connected:
adb devices #You should see some number now.
adb shell
make sure you got superuser rights:
su
a # will appear
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=/sdcard/nvram.img #or whatever you wanna call the backed up .img file.
then exit the shell
then type:
adb pull /sdcard/nvram.img #or whatever you called the backup img
you ll find it in your adb folder then. Make sure you keep it safe
*Important commands are in RED. Maybe I missed something, so if you have problems, just tell me. But that should be pretty much it.
Of course you need adb set up, for this to work. There is a small package in my Noob-HOW-TO and you can also find A LOT of tutorials all over xda about adb.
Thanks ! Will try to unlock ASAP
EDIT : Wouhou ! I'm unlocked ! :good:
Sent from my LG-P970 using xda premium
I followed the steps , it works great. The only problem is that now phone is charging slowly even in wall socket.
Changed rom , charger , wall socket but still same thing.
Any ideas?
Did you backup your nvram? If not, try a factory reset from settings.
Sent from my LG-P760 using xda app-developers app
I dint backup nvram , i did factory reset from hidden menu every time i installed a rom.
Maybe also check the time it takes to fully charge it. If it is more, than before, it might actually even be a hardware failure. Try to compare it with the time it takes to charge it turned off. I might also see, how long my OB takes for that?
Sent from my LG-P760 using xda app-developers app
Just to quickly answer your question properly. Here is how I did it. There might be other ways, but this one worked quite well for me:
Connect your phone with usb debugging enabled and make sure it's well connected:
adb devices #You should see some number now.
adb shell
make sure you got superuser rights:
su
a # will appear
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=/sdcard/nvram.img #or whatever you wanna call the backed up .img file.
then exit the shell
then type:
adb pull /sdcard/nvram.img #or whatever you called the backup img
you ll find it in your adb folder then. Make sure you keep it safe
*Important commands are in RED. Maybe I missed something, so if you have problems, just tell me. But that should be pretty much it.
Of course you need adb set up, for this to work. There is a small package in my Noob-HOW-TO and you can also find A LOT of tutorials all over xda about adb.
INSTRUCTIONS
To clear the IMEI use the SmartFlash Tool. You must backup for your photos, and applications because it will erase everythings.
- Open SmartFlash Tool.
- Install Windows Enabler. (Click with left mouse button on the icon to activate)
- Enable Erase entire.
- Choose the firmware and start the process.
Once the process is complete turn on our terminal and check that it has been cleared by inserting a SIM from another company or if we look defaced IMEI by dialing *#06# ... if yes, WE HAVE OUR PHONE RELEASED!
Now we have to restore the IMEI
RESTORE IMEI
Now we proceed to restore IMEI. We need to know the IMEI is having our phone, so you can look at the back of the mobile phone or on the invoice.
- Connect your phone to your PC via USB. (only necessary that is on)
- ntroducing 3845#*970# on the scoreboard.
- Select Port settings -> Select USB CP / In 2.3.4 select AP CP USB -> USB CP
- Download TUTTY and OPEN. download
- In Protocol select Serial, Port is left as is and click OPEN (review the port because sometimes that is not correct)
Now write the following:
- Type AT (If not accepted, or do not see the characters switch ports)
- Type at% imei (should show current phone IMEI)
- Type at% imei = x, x, x, x, x ..., (In each X would have to put the number that corresponded to our true IMEI)
Once again the process introduce introduce 3845 # * 970 # on the scoreboard and changed CP USB -> USB AP and ready.
Reboot the phone and check the IMEI by dialing *#06#.
Sorry for my english