[UPDATED Added Files] FULL SUCCESS! SuperCID and QPST for NV EFS access

[megagprime]

damn i am stuck here. been trying all night. have read ALL threads and followed many trials. i have this guys problem
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=39559
but cant get into qpst says its connected (2 times com3&4) but "no phones"
also i could never do the rtast c command in mtty
i'm very mad because i have tried so many things and never get stuck this bad.
its a telus diamond. CID is set to 00000000 but cant get in

disable activsync
from bootloader .43 i did mtty everything except rtast c (didnt work)

booted phone into windows

i go into wmrouter and use usb, installed the generic driver and diagnostic driver. it shows up in device manager as com4 and i'm stuck

qpst and cdma workshop says its found on com4 but doesnt read esn or phone info or do anything
also shows connected when i use com3
wtf?

thanks in advance.... if anyone is listening....

[megagprime]

i even tried that crazy chinese radio
i have xp btw

is my nand bust ?

[megagprime]

failed... phone does not answer

[hasseye]

Originally Posted by Mr. X

SuperCIDing

Prerequisite
1. The Phone should have Hard SPL MFG (For Diamond 0.43 HardSPL MFG)

SuperCIDing
1. Disable USB in Connection Settings of Active Sync
2. Boot The Phone in bootloader mode.
3. Connect Phone to PC
4. start mtty.exe
5. Select All Default and Connect to USB in drop down box and Shoot the Following Commands (All Commands are case Sensitive)
6. run command rtask a : After this Command Phone will not Display any thing
7. run command echo_on : even though nothing is shown to screen
8. run command readCID : in Telus it will display TELUS001
9. run command writeCID 00000000 : Set CID Value to 00000000 replaces TELUS001 in Sprint (This make PPC Radio Security Level to Zero)
10. run command readCID : This will Display the Update CID as 00000000
11. run Command retuoR : This will return to Original Boot Loader State
12. run command rtask c : This will Activate Phone Radio and then we can Access Diagnostic Port and Set NV Items
Issuing rtask c Command Put the Radio of Phone to ON State so we can have Radio NV Command work properly



Getting NV Folder Access In QPST EFS Explorer

In QPST EST File Explorer Just Create the Following Directory in root ( \ )

open sesame door


After Creating open sesame door directory in root of Phone Reboot and again try to access the NVM Folder


Here are all the files you need in a nice RAR file, this includes OPST, Qualcomm USB Drivers, CDMA Work Shop and GETSPC


Thanks To hetaldp, no2chem, and Puff for testing as well and giving me little hints.

thanks, just curious and stupid question...whats this do and whats it used for?

[bobuchacha]

YOu have to install Radio_1_08_99U (Chinese Crazy Radio) in order to use mtty well. This is the key.

[NighthawkIX]

I don't suppose there's a SuperCID or the equivillant to unlock the NVM folder for Novatel Modems? (Novatel EM725, AKA Dell 5720)

[thesteve42]

rtask c didnt work, same error as others.
got my MSL from bafmsl
##3424 (WMrouter)
qpst to 000000 the MSL
qpst NVexplorer or bitpim will access the NFS
add the folder and your in

[weinerwad3000]

Originally Posted by Mr. X

SuperCIDing

Prerequisite
1. The Phone should have Hard SPL MFG (For Diamond 0.43 HardSPL MFG)

SuperCIDing
1. Disable USB in Connection Settings of Active Sync
2. Boot The Phone in bootloader mode.
3. Connect Phone to PC
4. start mtty.exe
5. Select All Default and Connect to USB in drop down box and Shoot the Following Commands (All Commands are case Sensitive)
6. run command rtask a : After this Command Phone will not Display any thing
7. run command echo_on : even though nothing is shown to screen
8. run command readCID : in Telus it will display TELUS001
9. run command writeCID 00000000 : Set CID Value to 00000000 replaces TELUS001 in Sprint (This make PPC Radio Security Level to Zero)
10. run command readCID : This will Display the Update CID as 00000000
11. run Command retuoR : This will return to Original Boot Loader State
12. run command rtask c : This will Activate Phone Radio and then we can Access Diagnostic Port and Set NV Items
Issuing rtask c Command Put the Radio of Phone to ON State so we can have Radio NV Command work properly



Getting NV Folder Access In QPST EFS Explorer

In QPST EST File Explorer Just Create the Following Directory in root ( \ )

open sesame door


After Creating open sesame door directory in root of Phone Reboot and again try to access the NVM Folder


Here are all the files you need in a nice RAR file, this includes OPST, Qualcomm USB Drivers, CDMA Work Shop and GETSPC


Thanks To hetaldp, no2chem, and Puff for testing as well and giving me little hints.

Hey I have this same problem with an LG rumor 2. Do you have any idea how to access these files?

[weinerwad3000]

Originally Posted by megagprime

damn i am stuck here. been trying all night. have read ALL threads and followed many trials. i have this guys problem
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=39559
but cant get into qpst says its connected (2 times com3&4) but "no phones"
also i could never do the rtast c command in mtty
i'm very mad because i have tried so many things and never get stuck this bad.
its a telus diamond. CID is set to 00000000 but cant get in

disable activsync
from bootloader .43 i did mtty everything except rtast c (didnt work)

booted phone into windows

i go into wmrouter and use usb, installed the generic driver and diagnostic driver. it shows up in device manager as com4 and i'm stuck

qpst and cdma workshop says its found on com4 but doesnt read esn or phone info or do anything
also shows connected when i use com3
wtf?

thanks in advance.... if anyone is listening....

When you go to device manager click ports not modem. You may have to change the port number.

[wood86]

I had read mention that ".efs_private" is locked out in QPST efs explorer. I have tried accessing it on a BlackBerry Storm and when I dig into the file ".efs_private" is make with the red crossed out circle. Has anyone made this work to access that folder in the root directory.