These hex values define the partition begins in the raw flash memory. For eMMC, they are usually identical. The scatter file enforces strict boundaries; overlapping partitions will cause a flash error.
. It acts as a map for flashing tools to identify where specific firmware components (like the bootloader, recovery, or system) are located in the memory. Where to Find the MT6769 Scatter File mt6769 scatter file
: The initial bootloader required to start the device. pgpt / sgpt : The GUID Partition Table headers. md1img : Modem firmware. scp : System Control Processor firmware. lk / lk2 : Little Kernel (the secondary bootloader). boot : The Android kernel and ramdisk. recovery : The recovery environment. These hex values define the partition begins in
: The hex address where the partition begins. pgpt / sgpt : The GUID Partition Table headers
Based on technical documentation, the MT6769 scatter file typically follows the "New Format" (V1.1.1 or later) and includes the following key partitions: Partition Name Operation Type Description preloader_mt6769.bin BOOTLOADER
Contains the Linux kernel and ramdisk required to start the Android OS. The main partition where the Android OS files are stored. Stores user-specific data, apps, and settings. How to Use the Scatter File Load in SP Flash Tool : Click the button next to "Scatter-loading File" and select the MT6769_Android_scatter.txt from your firmware folder. Verify Files : The tool will automatically map the firmware files (like