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howto:nfzbypass [2019/03/06 22:53] (current)
jmartincufre Added an alternative method to delete the nfz.db using ADB and root on Mavic 1 Pro.
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 How to fully remove NFZ from 4.1.22 GO and on your stock firmware drone WITHOUT mixing firmware.   How to fully remove NFZ from 4.1.22 GO and on your stock firmware drone WITHOUT mixing firmware.  
-These are instructions for MAVIC only for now. Coming soon for Spark,P4, I2.  Stay tuned.+**These instructions are for MAVIC only.** Coming soon for Spark,P4, I2.  Stay tuned.
 Following these steps will allow you almost the full monty.  All performance mods will work, but you still can’t bypass GO Altitude limits, but you can use stock firmware and NOT have to bypass NFZ in parameters.  Yes, you read that right. You will be rid of ALL NFZ zones on the map, all of the pop-ups and warnings in the app and be able to arm and fly ANYWHERE! You will have all other benefits of the FW such as Quickshots, Precision Landing etc. Following these steps will allow you almost the full monty.  All performance mods will work, but you still can’t bypass GO Altitude limits, but you can use stock firmware and NOT have to bypass NFZ in parameters.  Yes, you read that right. You will be rid of ALL NFZ zones on the map, all of the pop-ups and warnings in the app and be able to arm and fly ANYWHERE! You will have all other benefits of the FW such as Quickshots, Precision Landing etc.
  
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   * Jezzabs stage2.bin file  ​attached ​[[http://dji.polybotes.feralhosting.com/stage2/Mavic-Pro/stage2.bin|Here]]   * Jezzabs stage2.bin file  ​attached ​[[http://dji.polybotes.feralhosting.com/stage2/Mavic-Pro/stage2.bin|Here]]
 Without getting into the details of what jezzab has done for all of us…here is what you do: Without getting into the details of what jezzab has done for all of us…here is what you do:
-  - Use  DDD and download 01.04.0100/.0200 and or .0300.  Not sure if .0300 will work, but you can try it.+  - Use  DDD and download 01.04.0100/.0200 and or .0300.  Tested and working on v01.04.0300.
   - Use DUMLdore V3.03 and flash your Mavic to the firmware of your choice in #1.  Stock.  No mixed firmware, and make sure it is stock, no f’ing around with the files on your bird.   - Use DUMLdore V3.03 and flash your Mavic to the firmware of your choice in #1.  Stock.  No mixed firmware, and make sure it is stock, no f’ing around with the files on your bird.
   - Flash it again, just to make sure, to the same version.  No really.  Just do it.  Stop whining.   - Flash it again, just to make sure, to the same version.  No really.  Just do it.  Stop whining.
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   - Man up and send jezzab some LOVE via PayPal.  This means you.  All the OG’s work hard. Time to pay back and make someone happy.  https://www.paypal.me/DUMLdore   - Man up and send jezzab some LOVE via PayPal.  This means you.  All the OG’s work hard. Time to pay back and make someone happy.  https://www.paypal.me/DUMLdore
 Test in an area where you had NFZ warnings before, WITH PROPS OFF.  I am NOT telling you to fly in a NFZ.  Use your smarts.  You are responsible for your flying.  Not DJI. Test in an area where you had NFZ warnings before, WITH PROPS OFF.  I am NOT telling you to fly in a NFZ.  Use your smarts.  You are responsible for your flying.  Not DJI.
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 +===== Another method (ADB and Root, tested with Mavic Pro 1.04.400 on Windows 10 x64) =====
 +- Turn on your Mavic, connect via USB and wait for it to start up.
 +- Open DUMLdore (tested in version 3.20) and select "Enable ADB". Wait for the confirmation message in the status bar.
 +- Open as administrator: CMD and type "adb shell" and enter.
 +- Run, in order:
 +<code bash>mount -o remount,rw /amt
 +cd amt
 +rm -r nfz
 +exit
 +</code>
 +- Restart your bird and test if the application asks you to update the FlySafe database. If it does, you're ready to go. Keep in mind that each update comes with its database built in, so **this method only works if the update you use corresponds to an NFZDB that does not contain locks for the area you want to fly**.
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 +Note: If after the change the aircraft reports a firmware check error, simply flash the same version and the error will go away.
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 +Big thanks to this post [[http://dji.retroroms.info/howto/dumlracer]]. I don't know who did it, but it served as my entry point. (by jmartincufre). 
  
  
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-===== Credits ===== 
-Material sourced from [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wyTr96r8iN6FF3XXVtNhi9HrCFJSd3_QPijCJPADcPY/edit#]] 
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