FliphoneBochur Hmmm, I guess maybe the 019's don't list version... I only have the f119 r035 which would risk breaking yours even more... I didn't have any luck with the firmwares from the manufacture site, but backing up and restoring with edl was working good.. I would suggest trying to find a working f019 or someone with one who can do a full backup of theirs using edl. And at the same time, do a full edl backup of your broken phone so you can restore it to it's current state (in fact, practice backing up and restoring with EDL with the broken phone, it wont fix anything, but better to know the process at least works).
The result of each backup should be a file lists like this:
abootbak.bin cmnlibbak.bin devinfo.bin keymasterbak.bin modemst1.bin rawprogram0.xml sbl1.bin tzbak.bin
aboot.bin cmnlib.bin fsc.bin keymaster.bin modemst2.bin recovery.bin sec.bin tz.bin
apdp.bin config.bin fsg.bin keystore.bin oem.bin rpmbak.bin splash.bin userdata.bin
boot.bin DDR.bin gpt_backup0.bin misc.bin pad.bin rpm.bin ssd.bin vendor.bin
cache.bin devcfg.bin gpt_main0.bin modem.bin persist.bin sbl1bak.bin system.bin
If the file lists are different from the above, YMMV as far as results.. and I would only proceed if the list matches between the phones.
You would then take all the files from the working phone, EXCEPT, leave out:
cache.bin
modemst1.bin
modemst2.bin
persist.bin
userdata.bin
as these have the phone specific information (like imei) and you don't want to overwrite that on your phone.
You would then try to restore the working phones files (minus those above) to the broken phone and see what happens. If it doesn't work, you can then restore back to your current broken state.