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--- doc:appunti:hardware:blackview_bv5300 [2023/09/07 13:27] – niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:blackview_bv5300 [2024/06/06 10:07] (current) – niccolo
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-====== Blackview BV5300 Android Phone (rooting) ======
+====== Blackview BV5300 - Android Phone rooting ======
-{{.:bv5300:bv5300-back.jpg?direct&512|The Blackview BV5300}}
+I purchased this phone from Amazon in August 2023 for about **113 €**, to use as [[..:android:osmand_on_motorbike|GPS satellite navigation system on the motorbike]].
+{{.:bv5300:bv5300-back.jpg?direct&600|The Blackview BV5300}}
 ^ Model            | Blackview BV5300  |
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   * Using **SP_Flash_Tool_v5.2228_Linux**:
-    * Run **flash_tool.sh** and click on **Readback**.
+    * Run **flash_tool.sh**
+    * In the **Download** tab, **Scatter-loading File**: choose any scatter file for the MT6761 chip you have on your hard disk (this step is required to unlock the Readback function below).
+    * Click on the **Readback** tab and delete all the partitions defined by the scatter file you loaded.
     * Add **two regions** to be read-back:
       * Filename: **preloader.bin**
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 ===== Rooting =====
-If your phone has the build number **BV5300_EEA_TE105_V1.0_20230705V11**, you can download the following archive containing the already patched **boot.img** and **vbmeta.img** images. Obviously you must trust me that the images don't contain malware or alike. If you don't trust me, you have to execute all the steps by yourself: **{{.:bv5300:bv5300_eea_te105_v1.0_20230705v11_magisk-26.1-boot.zip|BV5300_EEA_TE105_V1.0_20230705V11_magisk-26.1-boot.zip}}**.
+If your phone has the build number **BV5300_EEA_TE105_V1.0_20230705V11**, you can download the following archive containing the already patched **boot.img** and **vbmeta.img** images. Obviously you must trust me that the images don't contain malware or alike: **{{.:bv5300:bv5300_eea_te105_v1.0_20230705v11_magisk-26.1-boot.zip|BV5300_EEA_TE105_V1.0_20230705V11_magisk-26.1-boot.zip}}**. Whith the files contained into that archive you can directly jump to the last step of this guide: [[#flash_the_bootimg_and_the_vbmetaimg_custom_images|Flash the boot.img and the vbmeta.img custom images]].
-Whith the files contained into that archive you can directly jump to the last step of this guide: [[#flash_the_bootimg_and_the_vbmetaimg_custom_images|Flash the boot.img and the vbmeta.img custom images]].
+If you don't trust me, you have to execute all the steps by yourself.
 The standard rooting procedure (see [[https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html|installing Magisk]]) failed; **patching the boot image** and **flashing** it back into the phone worked as expected, but **flashing the vbmeta image** with the ''%%--disable-verity%%'' and ''%%--disable-verification%%'' options did not work: the bootloader still checks the signature of the images and because the boot image is tampered, the phone enters a **bootloop**. The bootloop occurs also if you disable //verity// and //verification// into the original vbmeta image, keeping the original boot image.