How to fix Error: Couldn't detect partition? #988
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It seems like the partition on my phone has been wiped clean. Is there any way to fix it? Status: not responding to any action. But it's in brom mode C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\mtkclient-1.52>python mtk w boot_a boot.img Preloader - Status: Waiting for PreLoader VCOM, please connect mobile Port - Hint: Power off the phone before connecting. .Port - Device detected :) |
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You're gonna have to find a scatter file and use SP Flash Tools to recreate the partitions. |
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Thanks bro |
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Can you please help, for some reason SP Flash Tool does not work anymore. Is this any other way to do this? |
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If you have the scatter file, you can use the data showing the sectors that
the partitions start at to individually write the backup files with
mthclient. It has a switch to tell it what sector to start at. Write
directly to flash. You're gonna need to give it the path for the backed up
bootloader file, which mtkckient should have automatically backed up for
you if you've ever ran it before.
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You're gonna have to find a scatter file and use SP Flash Tools to
recreate the partitions.
Can you please help, for some reason SP Flash Tool does not work anymore.
Is this any other way to do this?
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Thankyou so much!! |
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You're gonna have to find a scatter file and use SP Flash Tools to recreate the partitions.