Mt6833 Android Scatter.txt [new] Direct

Step-by-Step: How to Use the MT6833 Scatter File with SP Flash Tool

To use the MT6833_Android_scatter.txt file, you need the installed on your PC.

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: The hardware-level address for the data.

Click the Download button. Turn off the MT6833 smartphone, hold the Volume keys (typically both Volume Up and Down), and connect it to the PC via USB. Step-by-Step: How to Use the MT6833 Scatter File

The rest of the file lists individual partitions. Here is an example of a typical partition entry:

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The top rows display general information about the hardware setup.

Here is what a typical block inside an MT6833 scatter file looks like:

[PARTITION_TABLE] count=12 #Name: Partition Name Size Offset Flags partition_name:PRELOADER, size: 0x100000, offset: 0x0 partition_name:LK, size: 0x200000, offset: 0x100000 partition_name:BOOT, size: 0x400000, offset: 0x300000 partition_name:RECOVERY, size: 0x1000000, offset: 0x700000 partition_name:MISC, size: 0x100000, offset: 0x1700000 partition_name:SYSTEM, size: 0x10000000, offset: 0x1800000 partition_name:VENDOR, size: 0x2000000, offset: 0x2800000 partition_name:USERDATA, size: 0x150000000, offset: 0x4800000 partition_name:SECRO, size: 0x1000000, offset: 0x19800000 partition_name:CACHE, size: 0x2000000, offset: 0x1A800000

It wasn't a partition map. It was a log.