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Help Backing up IMEI number.

HaiseK

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Hey I just wanted to ask a quick question :D. Is there any app which I can use to backup both of my IMEI numbers in case I ever felt the need to flash custom rom or return back to stock? I digged around the web but most of the tools were for MTK devices although i did find 5iroomtools to back it up is there any other apps for it??
Model : Micromax A092 (Qualcomm Chipset)..:):D
 
Hey I just wanted to ask a quick question :D. Is there any app which I can use to backup both of my IMEI numbers in case I ever felt the need to flash custom rom or return back to stock? I digged around the web but most of the tools were for MTK devices although i did find 5iroomtools to back it up is there any other apps for it??
Model : Micromax A092 (Qualcomm Chipset)..:):D

You can back up your EFS manually if you know exactly what to backup. Often it can be determined through deductive reasoning when looking at the partition table for your device. Or a Google search may tell you which specific partition(s) include your EFS data.

If your device is supported by TWRP, they have a backup EFS option built in now.
 
I've got a function in one of my apps to backup small sized (<25 mb) partitions for just this purpose if you're interested.

I do not support an automated restore method for that since I think folks should really, really have to think twice and know how to restore it manually should they ever need it.

There are apps that both backup and restore partitions like the EFS parititons, too.
 
I've got a function in one of my apps to backup small sized (<25 mb) partitions for just this purpose if you're interested.

I do not support an automated restore method for that since I think folks should really, really have to think twice and know how to restore it manually should they ever need it.

There are apps that both backup and restore partitions like the EFS parititons, too.
True that I would like to be on the safe side by having both automated as well as manual backup in case whichever fails to work
 
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