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This is a step by step tutorial showing how to extract an nb0 firmware. nb0 is the file format used by certain OEMs such as Nokia HMD e.t.c for their firmwares

Requirements

  • Download & extract nb0_tools_FIH_Mobile_v3.4 @ [ Login / Register to download free]
  • nb0 firmware you intend to extract
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Steps on how to extract an nb0 firmware


Follow the steps below to extract an nb0 firmware

  1. Launch the nb0_tools_FIH_Mobile tool by double clicking on the executable file
  2. Click 'select nb0 file'
  3. In the new window that opens, select the nb0 file you wish to extract then click 'Open'
  4. It'll list out the contents of the nb0 file, click 'Unpack'
  5. In the new window that opens, select the folder when you wish to save the extracted files and click 'OK'
  6. The extraction process will begin and you'll notice the progress bar moving. The tool might lag for several minutes so ensure to wait until extraction is complete
  7. Once complete, a new window will open that reads 'Done!', click OK
  8. You can close the tool and open the folder where you saved the files to view the extracted contents

Credits
  • heineken78 for the extraction tool
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'How do you extract a firmware' seems to be a FAQ. This article is intended to develop into a resource that helps provide the aspiring developer with an answer towards those ends.

Where is the Firmware Found?

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Firmware are often located within some *.sys, *.bin or *.rom file contained on a Windows driver installation CD or from within a driver download.

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How to obtain the Firmware

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Some of the following links are very specific to certain devices. However, observing the techniques employed in those cases may lead to ideas for your own:

  • The pvrusb2 project provides some discussion on the topic here.
  • The ivtv project provides some discussion on the topic here
  • development tool for xc3028 firmware extraction: see here
  • end user perl extraction tool for some common firmwares; see here
  • end user perl extraction tool for xc3028 firmware: see here
  • end user perl extraction tool for xc5000 firmware: see here
  • usbsnoop, a Windows based USB sniffing utility, can be handy for monitoring traffic to and from a USB based device. This in turn means that it can be used to capture the firmware when it is uploaded to the device from the host system.
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