The program allows:
- Get information about the connected device
- Get information about the parameters of the EFS file system
- Read file from device to computer
- Write file from computer to device
- Delete file from device
- Rename (move) a file on the device
- Create a directory in the device
- Delete directory on device
- Get a list of files and directories
- Download catalog from device to computer
- Download catalog from computer to device.
- Windows 10 1607 or later, Windows Server 2012 R2 or later, Mac OS X 10.13 or later, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 or later, CentOS 7 or later, Ubuntu 16.04 or later, Fedora 30 or later, Debian 9 or later, OpenSUSE 15 and up
- DotNet 5.0 and above.
You need to download the release archive from developer site. Then unpack it.
The program settings are stored in the EfsTools.exe.config file. Before starting work, you must specify the name of the COM port (parameter port) and its speed (baudrate).
EfsTools.exe [command options]
targetInfo Get information about the connected device.
Example: EfsTools.exe targetInfo
efsInfo Getting information about the EFS file system on a device
Example: EfsTools.exe efsInfo
readFile Reading a file from a device to a computer
Example: EfsTools.exe readFile -i /safe/test/efs -o c:\temp\efs
writeFile Writing a file from a computer to a device
Example: EfsTools.exe writeFile -i c:\temp\efs -o /safe/test/efs
renameFile Rename file on device
Example: EfsTools.exe renameFile -p /safe/test/efs -n /safe/test/efs2
deleteFile Delete file on device
Example: EfsTools.exe deleteFile -p /safe/test/efs
createDirectory Create directory on device
Example: EfsTools.exe createDirectory -p /safe/test/efs
deleteDirectory Delete a directory on a device
Example: EfsTools.exe deleteDirectory -p /safe/test/efs
listDirectory Get a list of files and directories
Example: EfsTools.exe listDirectory -p /safe/test/efs -r
downloadDirectory Download catalog from device to computer
Example: EfsTools.exe downloadDirectory -i / -o c:\backup\efs
uploadDirectory Upload catalog from computer to device
Example: EfsTools.exe uploadDirectory -i c:\backup\efs -o /
getModemConfig Generate modem configuration using device or directory (option -i) with EFS structure
Example: EfsTools.exe getModemConfig -i .\backup -p .\items_backup.json EfsTools.exe getModemConfig -p .\items_phone.json
setModemConfig Set modem configuration in device or generate EFS structure in directory (option -o)
Example: EfsTools.exe setModemConfig -p .\items.json -o .\efs EfsTools.exe setModemConfig -p .\items_for_phone.json
extractMbn Unpack the contents of the MBN (Modem configuration BiNary) file to the specified directory Example: EfsTools.exe extractMbn -i mcfg_sw.mbn -p mcfg
getLog Start capturing modem logs and messages
Example: EfsTools.exe getLog -l IMS_MESSAGE
webDavServer Starting the WebDAV Server
Example: EfsTools.exe webDavServer -p 8888 -r 1
help Show command help
Example: EfsTools.exe help createDirectory
version Show program version
Example: EfsTools.exe version
This software is licensed under MIT
The program uses the [Commandline] library(https://github.com/commandlineparser/commandline) Copyright (c) 2005 - 2015 Giacomo Stelluti Scala & Contributors
The program uses the [NWebDav] library(https://github.com/ramondeklein/nwebdav) Copyright (c) 2018 Ramon de Klein
The program uses the library Newtonsoft.Json Copyright (c) 2007 James Newton-King
The program uses the library [ELFSharp] (http:https://elfsharp.hellsgate.pl) Copyright (c) Konrad Kruczyński, iotr Zierhoffer, Łukasz Kucharski, Bastian Eicher, Cameron, Fox, Frederik Carlier, Everett Maus
The Qualcomm modem protocol was read in the libopenpst project Copyright (c) Gassan Idriss