Guys,
my OP3 is bootloader unlocked, rooted and encryption switched off.
Standard system was OOS 3.1.2. I installed the update to 3.2.1 via TWRP zip and found some bugs, so I decided to use the [ROM] [6.0.1] Unofficial CyanogenMod 13
from Grarak. Did a full wipe installed and all is ok. Now comes the strange thing:
I wanted to restore the original backup and it worked. When I rebooted, the system asks me for the SIM card sim and then the system says:
"for the new start of the device you need to enter the pin"
The ony pin I ever used for the card and not knowingly for the device doesn't work.
Neitehr 0000 nor 1234 works. Which means I can't restore the nand backup.
Does anyone have an idea what this behaviour is and how to work around?
my OP3 is bootloader unlocked, rooted and encryption switched off.
Standard system was OOS 3.1.2. I installed the update to 3.2.1 via TWRP zip and found some bugs, so I decided to use the [ROM] [6.0.1] Unofficial CyanogenMod 13
from Grarak. Did a full wipe installed and all is ok. Now comes the strange thing:
I wanted to restore the original backup and it worked. When I rebooted, the system asks me for the SIM card sim and then the system says:
"for the new start of the device you need to enter the pin"
The ony pin I ever used for the card and not knowingly for the device doesn't work.
Neitehr 0000 nor 1234 works. Which means I can't restore the nand backup.
Does anyone have an idea what this behaviour is and how to work around?
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