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How to flash custom roms: Full Giude

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ROOT > CUSTOM RECOVERY

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you must be rooted in order to flash twrp on your device, or you can use spflash tool to flash custom recovery even if you are not rooted.

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here's how: easy way

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  • goto recovery section on the other page and download the appropriate custom recovery for your device.

  • on your desktop computer, download ​spflash tool

  • install vcom driver

  • run the program and point the scatter-loading to where the scatter text file is located

  • chose DOWNLOAD-ONLY mode and click download button (green down arrow)

  • insert the usb cable to your phone and wait for the process to finish

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NOTE: scatter file and recovery.img must be on the same folder. 

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if you have no computer: need internet connection: hard way

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  • download this archive.

  • extract it using es file explorer or rar - download at playstore

  • install the two apps. also download supersu from playstore - do not run any apps yet.

  • open kingroot and let it root your device, it may ask for reboot, just let it do the job.

  • if kingroot successfully rooted your device, open supersume

  • it will ask for a privilege to access system blah blah..just let it.

  • wait for it and carefully follow instructions..

  • done. kingroot will be replaced with supersu.

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other way to root your device

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clean rooting method:

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  • be sure you already flash custom recovery

  • goto recovery and backup your rom (must be on stock)

  • do a full wipe (system, cache, art cache/dalvik, data)

  • restore your backup

  • flash magisk.zip or supersu.zip

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CUSTOM RECOVERY > FLASH CUSTOM ROM

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you have now installed the latest twrp, its time to flash the custom rom.

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booting into recovery:

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first you may want to backup your important data. just download titanium backup and backup all the apps you want. when done, reboot to recovery - press power button, tap restart, then hold volume up until you see a logo when it boots up again (for cubix cube 3) - for other devices, you need to hold volume up/+ volume (or volume down/- volume) plus home button simultaneously until the logo appears.

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RECOVERY MODE > CUSTOM ROMS

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make sure you have downloaded gapps.zip and supersu.zip

put those ARCHIVEs on your sdcard including the custom_rom.zip

 

on recovery, tap on wipe

tap on advanced wipe

check mark: dalvik/art cache, system, cache, data

then swipe to wipe

tap back button then swipe to factory reset

tap back button again

tap on install

locate your CUSTOM_ROM.ZIP

if you put it on external sdcard then tap 'up a level'

you will notice a folder named external_sd - tap on it

tap on the custom_rom.zip

tap on supersu.zip or magisk.zip

tap on opengapps.zip or beansgapps.zip

then swipe to confirm flash

wait for it to finish

done! reboot system

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NOTE: YOU MUST DO A FULL WIPE ALL THE TIME BEFORE YOU FLASH ANY CUSTOM ROM TO AVOID GETTING ERRORS.

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FULL WIPE MEANING:

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SYSTEM

DATA

DALVIK/ART CACHE

CACHE

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How to restore IMEI

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What is IMEI?

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IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is a 15- or 17-digit code that uniquely identifies mobile phone sets. The IMEI code can enable a GSM (Global System for Mobile communication) or UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications Service) network to prevent a misplaced or stolen phone from initiating calls.

In most mobile communications devices, the IMEI appears on the display when the user enters the character sequence *#06# (star-pound-zero-six-pound) into the keypad. The IMEI code may also be printed inside the battery compartment. When a phone set is lost or stolen, the owner can call the CEIR (Central Equipment Identity Register) and blacklist the device according to its IMEI number. After that action, the set will in most cases become useless, even if someone swaps out the unit's SIM card (subscriber identity module). However, although it is not an easy task, a skilled and determined cracker can sometimes change the IMEI number and use a stolen set to place calls.

Immediately after purchasing a mobile communications device, the owner should record the IMEI code in a secure place so that it can be quickly accessed in the event of loss or theft.

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source: https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/IMEI-International-Mobile-Equipment-Identity

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Steps on how to restore IMEI on Mediatek devices

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Make sure you are on your stock firmware.

 

1. open Dialer/Phone app

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dial:

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*#*#3646633#*#*

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(might not work on other devices, code might be different)

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2. Select CDS Information from the Connectivity tab

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3. Select Radio Information

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4. Select Phone 1

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you should see:

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phone 1

phone 2

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5. At the AT+ line

 

for SIM 1, enter

 

AT +EGMR=1,7,”THE-FIRST-IMEI-NUMBER” 

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then press ok

 

for SIM 2, enter

 

AT +EGMR=1,10,”THE-SECOND-IMEI-NUMBER”

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then press ok​

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THEN REBOOT DEVICE.

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NOTES:

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ON

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AT +EGMR=1,7,”THE-FIRST-IMEI-NUMBER” 

AT +EGMR=1,10,”THE-SECOND-IMEI-NUMBER” 

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there is a SPACE after AT

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Your IMEI number can be seen at the back of your phone (for non-removable battery) or, can be seen when you remove your phones battery.

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