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MT6761 scatter file
The is a critical .txt configuration document that defines the memory structure and partition layout for devices powered by the MediaTek MT6761 chipset. Often found in stock firmware packages, it serves as a "map" that tells flashing utilities—most notably SP Flash Tool —exactly where each binary file should be written in the device's internal storage (typically eMMC). What is the MT6761 Scatter File?
# General MT6761_Android_scatter.txt PRELOADER 0x0 # DDR Size: 0x40000000 # Page Size: 0x200 # Boot Channel: EMMC ############################################################################################################ # General Setting ############################################################################################################ - general : MTK_PLATFORM_CFG info: platform: MT6761 storage: EMMC boot_channel: EMMC block_size: 0x20000 page_size: 0x200 ddr_size: 0x40000000 partitions: with_name mt6761 scatter file top
- MT6761 is a 4-core ARM Cortex-A53 platform with smaller, budget device partitioning patterns.
- OEMs often use slightly different partition orders/names and physical offsets even on the same SoC family.
- Bootloader and preloader versions vary; preloader config and scatter-compatible offsets are critical to safe flashing.
- Many MT6761 devices use eMMC with standard partition schemes, but some use different reserved regions for vendor-specific data (e.g., calibration, IMEI, modem NV).
TOP
This article will provide a comprehensive breakdown of the MT6761 scatter file, focusing specifically on the section. You will learn its function, its parameters, how to edit it safely, and how to troubleshoot the most common flash tool errors associated with it. MT6761 scatter file The is a critical
The MT6761 scatter file is typically a plain text file (often with a .txt extension) written in a specific INI-like format. It is divided into two main sections: MT6761 is a 4-core ARM Cortex-A53 platform with
Partition Layout
: Definitions for approximately 22 to 24 partitions, including the preloader , boot , recovery , userdata , and cache .
you should never edit the TOP partition
In almost 99% of cases, . Unlike system or vendor , which contain Android OS files, the TOP region is not documented by OEMs. However, professional repair technicians may modify it to:
Key Partitions Defined
- Open the scatter file template in a text editor.
- Update the
base,size,offset, andnamevalues according to your device's specifications. You may need to consult your device's documentation or online resources for these values. - Save the edited scatter file with a
.txtor.scatterextension (e.g.,mt6761_scatter.txt).