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  • How to copy an original ROM from a device?

Cen anyone help me with backing up an original rom from an Android

    I want to copy from my device the original rom so I can edit it.

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      Palm pvg, and other also

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      Biden2020prez I'm also looking for help to extract the firmware from Kyocera cadence.
      I want to use it to fix a corrupted device.
      The bootloader seems to be locked. it returns "fastboot FAILED (remote: 'unknown command') fastboot: error: Command failed".
      also maybe [Login to see the link] - can you help out here?

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            practical I wanna do the same thing on a Kyocera Candace but at me I'm not getting the error you are getting I just get device not found

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                Hi1 You probably don't have the correct drivers installed

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                    Hi1 this are MediaTek drivers, You will need QUALCOMM drivers and the QUALCOMM flashing tool.

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                          • Post #15

                          practical what exactly is this? Where can I find it? And y is the mtk drivers not good? Can you explain a little bit more?

                              • FlippyLevel 6 - Platinum Elite Member

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                                Hi1 Drivers are software that allow your PC to interact with the device. Different devices have different chipsets, and therefore will need different drivers. You have the drivers for a MediaTek device, but youre phone has QUALCOMM chipset, which requires different drivers and a different software to flash it. I am not involved in this enough to be able to provide you with a reliable link, but google search for QUALCOMM USB drivers" and "QUALCOMM flashing tool" should give you plenty what to try...

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                                      • Post #17

                                      Flippy thanks a lot for your clear explanation, how can I find out witch chipset my device have?

                                        • FlippyLevel 6 - Platinum Elite Member

                                          • Post #18

                                          Not sure you can probably google some of them but there is probably a better method via adb or some other software. Offhand I can tell you the Kyocera phones use Qualcomm chips (says it on the hinge). What device are you using?

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                                              • Post #19

                                              Flippy my question was about the Kyocera but the reason I asked is plain because maybe in the future I would like to do it with other devices so anyway thanks for your help

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                                                  practical I installed the flashing tool and the drivers but somehow I don't know how to get the phone into fastboot mode their is no such a option like in the mtk tool

                                                      Hi1 you will need the phone powered off and hold the up volume button while connecting to pc. If it doesn't come up itself, then click on "select port", then check the checkbox for "show non qd... "