How extract "UNUSE" file with ADB shell tool and USB drive for Android 7 Hi3798MV200 device

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  • How extract "UNUSE" file with ADB shell tool and USB drive for Android 7 Hi3798MV200 device

    This method allows you to make a full backup

    and download the files of your Hi3798MV200 Android 7 device without the need of the Hitool loader.

    Especially the core files, which are suitable to fix initialization failure problem and also not working IKS server problem.




    deviceinfo


    Code ADB shell : cmd read


    cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p4 > /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p4.img


    private.ext4


    Code ADB shell : cmd read


    cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p16 > /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p16.img


    unuse


    Code ADB shell : cmd read


    cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p19 > /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p19.img




    deviceinfo


    Code ADB shell : cmd write


    cat /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p4.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p4


    private.ext4


    Code ADB shell : cmd write


    cat /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p16.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p16


    unuse


    Code ADB shell : cmd write


    cat /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p19.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p19



    https://www.mediafire.com/file…ndroid-7-devices.rar/file

    1‐ Install ADB drivers on your computer adb‐setup‐1.4.3

    2‐ The computer and receiver must be connected to the same Internet network

    3‐ Install USB FAT32 key in the receiver

    4‐ After installing the Open Hidden Settings‐v1.2.apk application

    5‐ Go to menu then app and press ok. Open Hidden Settings‐v1.2.apk

    6‐ After that, from Settings, enter Developer Options and then activate the USB Debugging option

    7‐ Extract the IP of the receiver and replace it in the file 1st_cmd.cmd in place of the IP 192.168.8.100

    using the right mouse button and then edit or modify

    8‐ Double click on the file 1st_cmd.cmd, a black interface will appear

    9‐ Do not close the black window. Open cmd read ott750‐ott750 allure‐sda1-sdb1.txt

    and copy cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p19 > /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p19.img

    or the line cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p19 > /mnt/media_rw/sdb1/mmcblk0p19.img

    10‐ Then paste it in the black window, then from the keyboard, press enter. Do not close the black window

    11‐ You will get a file on the USB memory called mmcblk0p19.img It is your device's “unuse” file

    12‐ If your device falls into initialization fail, return the mmcblk0p19.img file to the USB key and re‐install it on the receiver

    13‐ And when the file manager appears, repeat stages 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

    14‐ Open the file cmd write ott750‐ott750 allure‐sda1‐sdb1.txt

    15‐ and copy cat /mnt/media_rw/sda1/mmcblk0p19.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p19

    or the line cat /mnt/media_rw/sdb1/mmcblk0p19.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p19

    16‐ Then paste it in the black window, then from the keyboard, press enter

    17‐ Restart the receiver, you will find your device working

    18‐ You can also use this mmcblk0p19.img file with the hitool loader "unuse" section


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    Enter the kilobytes (KB) value to convert to megabytes (MB).

    Kilobytes → Megabytes

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    15267840 KB = 14910 MB (in binary)

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    1024 KB = 1 MB (in binary)

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    20480 KB = 20 MB (in binary)

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    8192 KB = 8 MB (in binary)

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