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Ugrynks: Ugrynks moved page EFS to EFS partition without leaving a redirect

2019-11-14T09:48:09Z

Ugrynks moved page EFS to EFS partition without leaving a redirect

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Ugrynks at 08:24, 16 November 2018

2018-11-16T08:24:33Z

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	The EFS is a special partition dedicated for your phone's info like radio signal info, imei, serial number and lots of files revolving around your SIM card and Wifi, Bluetooth (this includes your MAC address for all the radios of your phone) in an encrypted format at the file system level stores.		The EFS is a special partition dedicated for your phone's info like radio signal info, imei, serial number and lots of files revolving around your SIM card and Wifi, Bluetooth (this includes your MAC address for all the radios of your phone) in an encrypted format at the file system level stores.
	Imagine the EFS as a big folder containing all of the important stuff that makes the "phone" part of your phone. So it is very ~~neccessary~~ to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.		Imagine the EFS as a big folder containing all of the important stuff that makes the "phone" part of your phone. So it is very necessary to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.

Ugrynks: /* EFS */

2018-08-09T08:41:58Z

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	=== EFS ===		=== EFS ===
	The EFS is a special partition dedicated for your phone's info like radio signal info, imei, serial number and lots of files revolving around your SIM card and Wifi, Bluetooth (this includes your MAC address for all the radios of your phone) in an encrypted format at the file system level stores.		The EFS is a special partition dedicated for your phone's info like radio signal info, imei, serial number and lots of files revolving around your SIM card and Wifi, Bluetooth (this includes your MAC address for all the radios of your phone) in an encrypted format at the file system level stores.
	Imagine the EFS as a big folder containing all of the important stuff that makes the "phone" part of your phone. So it is very neccessary to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.		Imagine the EFS as a big folder containing all of the important stuff that makes the "phone" part of your phone. So it is very neccessary to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.

Ugrynks: /* EFS */

2018-08-09T08:41:40Z

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	=== EFS ===		=== EFS ===
	The EFS ~~refers to~~ a ~~folder called EFS which can store information~~ like ~~meid~~, imei, serial number~~, config, diag settings~~ and ~~radio settings~~, ~~etc~~ in an encrypted format at the file system level stores. So it is very neccessary ~~for us~~ to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.		The EFS is a special partition dedicated for your phone's info like radio signal info, imei, serial number and lots of files revolving around your SIM card and Wifi, Bluetooth (this includes your MAC address for all the radios of your phone) in an encrypted format at the file system level stores.
			Imagine the EFS as a big folder containing all of the important stuff that makes the "phone" part of your phone. So it is very neccessary to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.

Ugrynks: Created page with "=== EFS === The EFS refers to a folder called EFS which can store information like meid, imei, serial number, config, diag settings and radio settings, etc in an encrypted for..."

2018-08-08T19:18:30Z

Created page with "=== EFS === The EFS refers to a folder called EFS which can store information like meid, imei, serial number, config, diag settings and radio settings, etc in an encrypted for..."

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=== EFS ===
The EFS refers to a folder called EFS which can store information like meid, imei, serial number, config, diag settings and radio settings, etc in an encrypted format at the file system level stores. So it is very neccessary for us to backup EFS before flashing ROMs.