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Does fastboot delete data?
There is an option in recovery mode to reboot your system and that is exactly what you can use to fix your phone that is stuck in Fastboot. This procedure does not delete any of your data and the only thing it does is restarts your phone.
What is Modemst1?
Modemst1 and modemst2 store information like IMEI. If you wipe those partitions, you lose all your identification numbers. If you did not backup those partitions, you cannot restore them. In that case you will need a QCN backup.
How do I restore my modemst1?
How to Fix EFS from Bootloader Mode using Fastboot commands
- Setup ADB and Fastboot on your PC.
- Enable Developer options & USB debugging on your Android device.
- Connect your device to the PC and open a command window on the PC.
- Issue the following commands one by one: adb reboot bootloader. fastboot erase modemst1.
What is FSG in Android?
FSG – = Modem Storage “Golden Copy” BOOT – = Kernel + Ramdisk. PARAM – = Parameter Block. SYSTEM – = Android Platform.
What is the aim of the ” fastboot Erase ” command?
….what is the aim of the “fastboot erase modemst” command? modemst1 and modemst2 are storage partitions for Radio Firmware …. – and it’s obviously a recommended practice to wipe these partitions when flashing a newer Radio Firmware fastboot allows for about the cleanest of wipes by the way. And each partition can be done separately too.
What are the implications of doing Fastboot erase modest1?
Because I don’t use GPS very often and because I haven’t really needed it yet, it didn’t really bother me too much and I was hoping it would get fixed in a future update. Today I discovered that there apparently is a fix for this issue, namely executing:
Is the data working after a second reboot?
After first boot mobile data was not working (but phone was working). After a second reboot also mobile data working. Thanks for contributing an answer to Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange!