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import struct, osdef repack_nvram(file_dir, out_bin, partition_size): # Build file table (simplified) file_table = [] offset = 0x400 # header + table area
for fname in sorted(os.listdir(file_dir)): path = os.path.join(file_dir, fname) with open(path, 'rb') as f: data = f.read() file_table.append((fname.encode('ascii'), offset, len(data))) offset += len(data) offset = (offset + 0x1F) & ~0x1F # 32‑byte align with open(out_bin, 'wb') as out: # Write header (magic, version, file count) out.write(b'NVRAM0' + struct.pack('<I', 1) + struct.pack('<I', len(file_table))) # Write file table (128 bytes per entry) for name, off, sz in file_table: out.write(name.ljust(32, b'\x00') + struct.pack('<II', off, sz)) out.seek(partition_size - 1) out.write(b'\x00') # Write actual file data at calculated offsets for name, off, sz in file_table: out.seek(off) with open(os.path.join(file_dir, name.decode()), 'rb') as f: out.write(f.read()) print(f"Repacked out_bin (partition_size bytes)")
if name == 'main': repack_nvram('./nvram_files', 'repacked_NVRAM0.bin', 0x500000)
The keyword nvram+database+file+mt6765+download+repack represents a complete repair ecosystem. You cannot just download a file and flash it; you must:
By following this guide, you turn a dead, unusable MT6765 phone into a fully functional device with valid IMEI and signal. Keep your driver’s updated, always backup the original NVRAM before any flash, and never trust a generic NVRAM file without repacking it for your specific build number. nvram+database+file+mt6765+download+repack
python nvram_unpack.py -i generic_NVRAM0.bin -o nvram_files/
This extracts individual files (e.g., FILE_APCFG_DEVTAG_IMEI, FILE_APCFG_DEVTAG_WIFI).
The repack combines:
Scenario: Restore IMEI + MAC + calibration after full flash without a backup.
echo "mt6765_mac=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF" >> /tmp/protect/nvram/APCFG/APRDEB/WIFI if name == ' main ': repack_nvram('
umount /tmp/protect
To convert to SP Flash Tool raw format (sparse → raw), use simg2img. use simg2img .