Hello, Any of the nvram db files I found on the internet are being rejected by Maui meta 3g ('nvram database file is inconsistent with target load'). I hence tried to generate my own nvram db with MTK droid tools, but the only file it gives me that approaches the size of those db file is an 'nvram.bin'. Which isn't either accepted by Maui meta ('execution failure initialize nvram database file'). So where do these BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP files come from, initially? (My initial problem being that I and lost IMEI on my Jiayu G4S). Thanks in advance. Quote: Originally Posted by amynbe Hello, Any of the nvram db files I found on the internet are being rejected by Maui meta 3g ('nvram database file is inconsistent with target load').
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I hence tried to generate my own nvram db with MTK droid tools, but the only file it gives me that approaches the size of those db file is an 'nvram.bin'. Which isn't either accepted by Maui meta ('execution failure initialize nvram database file'). So where do these BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP files come from, initially? (My initial problem being that I and lost IMEI on my Jiayu G4S). Thanks in advance. How the internet works preston gralla pdf download.
(for installing MTK drivers for mauimeta ) in this video i am going to show how to get modem db file (or NVRAM Database file) of your mtk device. This file require when repairing nvram error or fixing IMEI number. Rooting your device is not necessary. Make sure you have installed MTK adb and Fastboot drivers correctly. Download Minimal ADB and Fastboot. And open that folder and open terminal there by pressing shift key + right click. Connect your MTK smart-phone to Computer and type command: 'adb devices' to make sure that your device is connected.
Make sure that you have enabled the USB Debugging. Type command: 'adb pull /etc/mddb C:/programfiles (originally adb pull 'location of file on device' 'location where you want to copy file') this is how you can get mddb files. Using' adb pull ' command you can copy most of things to your computer.