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Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Warning: Not all of the space available to /media/hd/Adatok/laco/1704/UserĪppears to be used, you can fix the GPT to use all of the space (an extra 991īlocks) or continue with the current setting?ĭisk /media/hd/Adatok/laco/1704/User: 15.6GB Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands.

List the partitions to see how your firmware is parted User.

To get the actual partition layout load your backed up user partition to the parted program in Linux.

If you need to make one, then you can use the following procedure to create one by your own:

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You can also use a live Linux image as well and you can use WinSCP to transfer files to your Linux machine if you do not want to bother with setting up Samba.įor the P-70 I did not had to manually create the scatter file, I could download a suitable one from the internet. I copied the files with Samba to the Linux machine, used command line to do the manipulation and again Samba to get back the files. Linux environment for working with Firmware imagesįor managing the image files we need a Linux operating system, personally I used Ubuntu 1404 Server version.

Now connect the switched off phone and you will get a list of installed memory. To determine this, start SP Flash Tool, select memory test, unclick everything except RAM Test and click the start button. To decide what to back up, you need to know the internal memory sizes. I have done all my tests with a Lenovo P-70A which has a Mediatek MT6752 chipset, everything written here works with that phone, but may not be valid for other phone types.

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However recovering is not so easy as the SP Flash Tool requires that you have the firmware file splitted and converted to special formats for each android partition. The method of backing up the phone with Sp Flash Tool is easy, you backup the boot1, boot2 and user MMC partitions to separate files, and then you have all your data stored in these 3 files. Keep reading, to learn, how to create a flashable image from the backup you made with SP Flash Tool. For older chip versions MTKDroidTools was an automatic tool, but with newer ones it is not working anymore. It is very easy to back up an MTK based phone with SP Flash Tool, but restoring is not so easy.

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