Cwm in sp flash tools

[kinzy2004]

Hey guys i have two questions can i flash a cwm backup in spft if phone is bricked and not booting? my second question is can i build an spft backup from the cwm backup i have

[Trenzalore]

hi, sorry to hear about your troubles.
Unfortunately, CWM backs up only some parts of the ROM . You will need a stock ROM to unbrick your phone.
What phone do you have?

[kinzy2004]

Hey thanks for your reply my device is a note 4 clone running a modded Jelly bean samsung clone note 4 sm-9100

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[WuddaWaste]

Do you know anything about the actual hardware and/or manufacturer of your phone? This will be much more helpful in finding a working ROM for your phone. At an absolute minimum, you'll want to know your processor and screen resolution, but the more real (non-clone) info you have the more likely you are to get back up and running.