Flashing stock ROM or firmware for iberry Auxus Nuclea N1. Though there is no official update from iberry. Through various forum official link for stock ROM is revealed. Stock ROM, is the official / factory image of the OS which contains binary image files that are provided for use in restoring your device's original factory firmware.
Steps to do the flashing:
Download the compressed files http://iberry.asia/firmware/NucleaN1/AuxusNucleaN1_20130703.zip it is about 320 mb.
Know the contents of the compressed files
Drivers folder contains the MediaTek PreLoader USB VCOM Port, USB Modem Port...
Stock Rom images contains the Binary files for Auxus Nuclea N1
SP Flashing Tool contains the utility to flash the Stock ROM or firmware into the MediaTek processor / devices
Installing the driver, double click the InstallDriver.exe and If Windows prompt Security alert, “Windows can't verify the publisher of this driver software”, Select install this driver software anyway to proceed with installation.
Run the "Flash_Tool.exe" from the SP Flash Tool folder
Click on "Scatter-loading" and select the file "MT6589_Android_scatter_emmc.txt" located in the "Firmware" folder
Now Click the "Download". The flash tool starts searching the port for preloadNow remove the battery from the phone and insert the USB cable. Once the device is detected the download starts automatically.
Once the download is finished the dialog "Download Ok
If the Flash tool can't detect the device. Uninstall the driver and reinstall as it might be due to preloader not detected. Also try to connect the USB cable by pressing the power button.
Flashing Completed.
Disclaimer :
Flash AT YOUR OWN RISK. Though tested many times with my tablet and the post drafted carefully. Kindly Backup data before proceed; Refer blog post for screenshots generated by author.
In this post I will teach you how to make your own scatter file
Requirements:
1. Mtk device
2. PC or laptop
3. MTKdroid tools
Procedure:
1. From your android device, enable USB debugging
For that go to ->Settings ->Developer options
2. Connect your android device to you
computer via USB cable. Drivers must be
Installed in your system.
3. From your computer, run MTKdroid
application as administrator (except for
Windows XP).
4. Wait for MTK Droid Tools to load your
android device's info. Just wait few
seconds.
5. If the tool is done loading your device,
click on Blocks Map
6. A new window will appear, click on Create scatter file
7. Now, navigate to where do you want to
save the scatter file of your device. Save
it to somewhere safe because it can be
used for future flashing.
8. Now you are Done..
Enjoy flashing..
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hi
i have iris alfa rooted
i want to install stock rom which needs scatter file
now if i create a scatter file with the above steps, would it be the same as the stock scatter file
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I downloaded the program SP_Flash_Tool_by_LG_v10c from 4PDA- , after flashing the phone fell into the boot lop.Keksik - member his program, sent me another scaterr file in which preloader, but after flashing him my phone is 100% dead Computer recognize the phone, but I can make a scatter file because MTK droid tools do not recognize the phone .To me need somebody make me a scatter file with files that must be because we splash tool ejects this in both cases when I pick scatter file,How I return phone did know somebody?
http://i.imgur.com/wRDeZZO.jpg with scatter in program
http://i.imgur.com/Vgkw0H2.jpg with cecond scatter
http://i.imgur.com/oxp4d5u.jpg without preloader
http://i.imgur.com/JiDhsxR.jpg with preloader
http://i.imgur.com/7x0g8XK.jpg from program and scatter in program
http://i.imgur.com/32DPkoR.jpg try format with second scatte
You should to flash with original d335_20c and lg flash tool.
I had the same problem and was trying to solve it within week
He is been original but for Kit Kat ,but phone be on Lollipop 5.0.2 .Keksik made program with splash toll ,then send me another scatter file and splash toll ejest error from then my phone is dead.Need scatter file for files which needs and I think phone return, because pc regognaize,splash tool same .
dejanxxxx said:
He is been original but for Kit Kat ,but phone be on Lollipop 5.0.2 .Keksik made program with splash toll ,then send me another scatter file and splash toll ejest error from then my phone is dead.Need scatter file for files which needs and I think phone return, because pc regognaize,splash tool same .
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I sent you my scatter file in private messages
You should to flash all images without preloader and nvram
After that download v20c firmware and flash it via lg flash tool
Ok thanks you should know that only MTK drivers I see in device menager , else I dont. Ok without preloader i nvram.Did I must special splash toll I mean on version?
Successfully rooted Simbans 10" Excello Tab using Magisk Manager & SP Flash Tool
Rooting the Simbans 10' Excello Tab. Please note the usual warnings before you attempt rooting an Android device. You're probably voiding your warranty. You risk bricking your device. Neither I, nor the website where you found my words, assumes responsibility for your actions
I bought a 10" Simbans Excello Tab running Android Pie (9) for $130 USD in March 2020. I've rooted all of the ~20 Android devices I've owned. It seemed to me that $130 was a bargain price, but rooting it would be difficult. I found no reports of other owners successfully rooting the Excello Tab. I couldn't even find the OEM firmware for it on the mfr website, so I emailed them on the 4th of July asking for the firmware.
At my request, Simbans added the Excello firmware to its website (https://www.simbans.com/restore.html) on 5 July 2020, along with an SP flash tool, and both PDF and video flashing instructions. Prior to my request, Simbans only listed firmware for its Tango and Picasso tablets. N.B. Although I refer to the Excello firmware by different names, it's ExcelloTab 9.0 Base V1.rar on the official Simbans download site. Similarly, what I call the SP Flash Tool is the Reinstall Tool for Android 9.zip on Simbans' website.
The SP flash tool was a clue to how to root the Excello. SP flash tool is for flashing firmware onto Mediatek chips, which are used in several different phone and tablet brands, including the Excello Tab.
PREPARE YOUR PC. Download the Excello firmware rar file, SP Flash Tools zip, and Extract your SP Flash Tools zip file into a folder, and the Excello firmware rar file into another folder. Although most of you will be using Windows, n.b. there are Linux versions of the SP Flash Tool, and the 64 bit Linux version saved me from a hard brick situation. While you're doing that, download the Windows 10 MTK VCOM USB preloader drivers for your desktop computer.. Thoroughly vet your Windows drivers, following online guides. When you connect your powered off Excello Tab to your PC with SP Flash Tool running, you want to see the VCOM driver recognized (check with Device Manager). When you connect it with MTK Droid and Root Tool (which doesn't support Android >4.5) running, you want to see a different MTK USB driver recognized.
PREPARE YOUR EXCELLO TAB. Enable Developer Options and turn USB debugging on. You do not need to unlock the bootloader (so leave OEM unlocking off in Developer Options) to root the Excello Tab. Download and install root checker and Magisk Manager apps onto your Excello Tab.
In order to root the Excello, you need to hack the Excello's boot.img boot partition. But, we didn't get that file in the Excello firmware archive from Simbans. We will have to capture the Excello's boot partition. We do it by reading back the boot.img partition from RAM. There doesn't appear to be a simple boot.img file loaded onto the Excello. It'builds the boot partition from other files, like a boot-sign.img file.
Change the SP Flash Tool to allow capturing partitions, like the boot.img boot partition. Go to your SP Flash Tools folder, and edit the option.ini file in the SP Flash Tools archive. It's a text file, so use a text editor like Windows' Notepad or Ubuntu's Gedit. Find the [ReadBack] section of the file, and change ShowByScatter=false to ShowByScatter=true. Save your changes.
Run the SP Flash Tool as administrator by running the (Windows) flash_tool.exe with shift-right click on the file, or (Linux) sudo ./flash_tool.sh program. Set it up by selecting the Download tab near the top of the window. Choose your Download agent from the extracted firmware folder. Use the MTK_AllInOne_DA.bin choice. The correct Scatter-loading file for our Excello Tabs is the MT8163_Android_scatter.txt file. If you placed all of the extracted files from your Excello firmware rar file in the same location as the scatter file, the SP Flash tool will populate the fields for boot, recovery, etc. Correct any errors now, before you try to flash or use something that's so out of place that it bricks your device. You can click on any erroneous files and correct their path or name.
When you're ready to capture/readback your boot partition, select the Readback tab, and select only the boot partition. Make sure your Excello Tab is powered down and unplugged from the computer that's running the SP FLash tool. Choose the Read Back action. The tool will wait for you to connect your device. Hold the Volume Down button on your Excello Tab, connect the device, and release the volume down button when the red bar appears at the bottom of the tool window. The boot partition gets written as ROM_10 in your SP Flash tool folder. The boot partition will differ on different MT chip architectures, and different partitions. If your next action was to readback your Excello's (MT8163's) recovery partition, it would be saved as ROM_11, and so on.
If the readback succeeds, a green check mark icon appears on the tool screen, and your boot partition has been captured in a 10.8 MB ROM_10 file located in the SP Flash Tool folder..
Disconnect your Excello, power it up, copy the ROM_10 file to your Excello in a location you will remember, and rename it boot.img. I put mine in my Excello's internal memory's Downloads folder.
Run the Magisk Manager app on your Excello, It will tell you Magisk is not up to date. Click the INSTALL choice, confirm with yes, and choose Select and Patch a file as your method, Navigate to your just-saved boot.img file, and let Magisk do its thing. When it finishes, you will have a rooting magisk_patched.img to replace your stock boot.img. Copy the magisk_patched.img to your Excello firmware folder.
Before you flash your modified boot.img file (magisk_patched.img) to root your Excello, you have to modify your MT8163_Android_scatter.txt file (it's in your firmware folder) to only flash up to and including the boot partition. Load that scatter file in your text editor, and find the partition_name: boot. For the MT8163 chip, it's in the section starting with partition_index: SYS10. As you read about partition_index SYS10, you realize that SYS10 is where ROM_10 gets its name from. Different MT chips have different architectures. An MT6753 chip's boot partition will be in SYS8. After you've deleted all the sections following our 8163's SYS10, save the modded file with another name, like MT8163_Android_scatteredmoddedBOOTONLY.txt.
To root your Excello Tab, run the SP Flash Tool as administrator. Change the scatter file to the one you just modified. Choose the Download tab. The scatter file should only give you the boot partition as a familiar target. Check that partition, and select the magisk_patched.img. Power down your Excelo. Press the Download action on the SP Flash Tool. Hold the Excello's Volume Down button and connect the Excello to your PC running the SP Flash Tool. Release the button when the red bar appears on the flash tool. When the flashing completes with a green check mark icon, unplug the Excello. Boot it up, run Magisk Manager and your root checker. You should have a rooted tablet.
At one point, I hard bricked my Excello. It was my fault, but my Excello wouldn't respond to its power button There was an apparent Windows driver problem, as my Excello Tab wasn't recognized by my Windows PC when bricked, so the SP flash tool errored out with an unrecognized device. Luckily, there's a 64 bit Linux version of the SP Flash tool, and the Linux kernel read the MediaTec chip, allowing the Linux version of the SP flash tool to successfully flash the OEM firmware to unbrick the Excello, readback/create the boot.img, and flash the Magisk_patched.img to root the Excello Tab tablet.
If any of these instructions are confusing or contradictory, ask for clarification before you turn your beautiful $130 10" bargain tablet into the most expensive paperweight you ever bought.
i did all the steps up to the readback part it gives me error i try to readback the boot part and that i have done so far to the tablet
exglynco said:
Before you flash your modified boot.img file (magisk_patched.img) to root your Excello, you have to modify your MT8163_Android_scatter.txt file (it's in your firmware folder) to only flash up to and including the boot partition. Load that scatter file in your text editor, and find the partition_name: boot. For the MT8163 chip, it's in the section starting with partition_index: SYS10. As you read about partition_index SYS10, you realize that SYS10 is where ROM_10 gets its name from. Different MT chips have different architectures. An MT6753 chip's boot partition will be in SYS8. After you've deleted all the sections following our 8163's SYS10, save the modded file with another name, like MT8163_Android_scatteredmoddedBOOTONLY.txt.
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Hey man, awesome work here. I am trying this myself but I am having trouble going through the part I quoted above. Can you help clarify this? Thanks in advance!
I'm sorry, guys, for not checking in more often. I dropped my Excello and cracked its screen some time ago.
Anyway, I found my old working directory for my rooting Excello project, and attached a couple of screen captures to show you what the OEM scatter.txt file looks like. I used Ubuntu's gedit to open/edit the file. The old CTRL-F command opened up a search box, which found SYS10 around line 179. Chop the file after the SYS10 section/discussion, after line 192, and save the altered file as discussed. See the second screen capture file.
In this guide i will explain you how to flash stock ROM using spflash for your Mediatek devices in the simplest way possible
Requirements -
a phone with Mediatek SoC
Stock rom which you may or may not find on your vendor official website ( a quick Google search like : Stock rom download for <device codename/device name> would give you an Idea)
Mkt bypass tool
Spflash tool
A pc with windows or Linux installed (Linux May take some more steps to configure)
Steps
Open MKT bypass (attached below or find it from the internet)
Now click bypass button (if you get drivers not installed error follow this video use the lib usb application attached below)
Now connect your phone in power off state using USB and press power button and volume down and wait for mkt bypass to detect and start Bypassing once it is done remember the com port shown in logs
Now open spflash tool click load scatter file now go to your stock ROM folder and select mt<some number>.txt or .xml scatter (use Android scatter if not present) wait for it to process (see the attached image below)
[Shown with red colour in photo below]Now at the topmost tab go to options->connection-> select UART now select the com port shown in mkt Bypass tool go back to spflash main menu(if you can not find com port listed you can just use USB option instead)
Now un check "preloader" and "tranfs" from the files this is very important or you can brick your phone
Make sure download only option is selected and not format+download
we are ready to flash now just click the green download button and wait for the flashing to finish
Disconnect USB and reboot once the green tick mark appear
If you are still stuck in bootloop make sure to use Mt scatter and not android scatter
If you are still bootlooping go to spflash again untick preloader and super and flash after this go to phone recovery and wipe data, this should fix 99% of the bootloops
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