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If you manually backed up all the seems as you listed above, then you should be just fine. I don't know of a way for you to create the .nvm file, but all you have to do at that step is manually load the seems one at a time back to your phone. To do this, enter the seem info, hit load from phone first, then hit load from file second, then hit save to phone. I don't think you need to power cycle your phone after each seem, just go ahead and do them all, and then unplug your phone at the end and power cycle it then.

good luck

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Had a VZW V3m flashed and active on USCC (sold)
Also a V3m VZW->Vivo flash
Also a V9m VZW->USCC SPARKO_etc (sold)
Currently on the Moto A855 Droid

Hey, thanks for the replies guys! Funny thing, shortly after I posted my question I ended up loading the seems manually 1 by 1 in p2kseem. Everything seems to be alright for the most part, but I'm having a slight issue trying to edit / restore my Browser MMS settings in RSD General:

"In the "Port" box enter 80. The other port boxes can be left alone, however when you click away from there, you will probably get a message box saying "Enter between 4 and 5 characters." Just click the "OK" button."

Problem is, I can't click anything but "OK". When I try to write to the phone, that box just pops up again. Is there any trick to getting this box to disappear? I've double checked all settings, but can't write them to my phone.

By the way, this is the "Proxy 2" portion after entering settings for "Proxy 1". Should the port setting for Proxy 2 be Port 8080, and not 80? 8080's the value on Proxy 1, but the guide's saying 80 for Proxy 2's port setting. Entering 80 results in that "Enter between 4 and 5 characters." box, which won't go away.

Thanks again.

Damn, it's been awhile since I did this. So you're in the 'proxy 2' setting of editing your .rtb file, right? Two things. First, try backspacing through the port setting for your proxy 2 first, then enter port 80. If you still get the 'enter between 4 and 5' error, is there a way for you to go ahead and click the 'write to phone' button anyway?

Failing that, you could start fresh (unplug, power cycle, re-start RSD Gen, replug phone, etc.) and after clicking on the word 'browser' in the left pane of RSD Gen, instead of clicking on 'open file' click on 'read phone' and then manually enter all of the data spelled out in the step (7) where you are now.

good luck

p.s. Seems like pyde and I both were posting at the same time, so maybe try his method first as well, I didn't think about that one.

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Had a VZW V3m flashed and active on USCC (sold)
Also a V3m VZW->Vivo flash
Also a V9m VZW->USCC SPARKO_etc (sold)
Currently on the Moto A855 Droid

Problem solved! Left this for others:

This is NOT my day... My phone kept saying "Activation Failed" on *228, and I noticed my number was like nine 1s and a 0 for some reason. So I loaded RSD Gen, clicked my CDMA NAM link, and my number wasn't right.

At this point, I loaded my previously backed up .nam file and wrote it to my phone. Success! ...or so I thought. I was able to place calls at this point, but it asked for a 1 + area code before dialing.

Here's where things really went south: I loaded RSG Gen, hooked the phone up, then wrote my previously backed up PRL (.rla) file to the phone. I was hoping this would help, but now my phone just keeps rebooting. The phone comes up in Bootloader Mode if I hold * and # while powering up, but none of my programs seem to properly recognize it.

RSD Gen says on the bottom: "The connected phone is not working properly, recovery is needed."

Edit: Thank you MultiFlashFlex Tool! I couldn't get MSU to identify my phone, but MultiFlashFlex reflashed my phone without any problem whatsoever. I'm sure most of you already use this tool, but I highly recommend it to anyone who doesn't.

Hey, thanks. Flashed directly to Vivo with one of the Vivo Monster files on the Motorola Flash Files site. About MultiFlashFlex, yeah it's in the PST program directory. Decided to manually flash using the executable, and everything went well.

Stupid Verizon always has to cripple their damn hardware and destroy their GUIs, otherwise we wouldn't have to bother doing this. Stock VZW firmware should at least have an MP3 player.