A standard MT6735 firmware package includes the following partitions (as image files):
| Partition Name | File Name Example | Description |
|----------------|-------------------|-------------|
| Preloader | preloader_mt6735.bin | Initial bootloader; handles DRAM init and loads LK. Very dangerous to modify — corrupting this can hard-brick. |
| LK (Little Kernel) | lk.bin | Secondary bootloader (ABOOT equivalent). Manages fastboot mode and boot flow. |
| Boot | boot.img | Kernel + ramdisk (initramfs). Critical for booting Android. |
| Recovery | recovery.img | Custom recovery (TWRP) or stock recovery environment. |
| System | system.img | Android OS, apps, libraries, frameworks (ext4 or sparse image). |
| Cache | cache.img | Temporary system cache (often empty in flash files). |
| Userdata | userdata.img | Factory-reset user data (optional, often excluded to preserve user data). |
| Logo | logo.bin | Boot splash screen (MediaTek logo, etc.). |
| Secro | secro.img | Secure partition (contains IMEI, MAC addresses, security keys). |
| Nvram | nvram.bin | Radio calibration data, IMEI, Wi-Fi/BT MAC, serial number. |
| Tee (TrustZone) | tee.img | Trusted Execution Environment (OP-TEE or Trusty). |
| Metadata | metadata.img | OTA metadata, encryption state. |
| ODM / Vendor | vendor.img (AOSP/treble) | Vendor-specific binaries and overlays. | mt6735 flash file
Note: Not all firmware releases contain every partition; some combine partitions (e.g.,
system+vendor). A standard MT6735 firmware package includes the following
SP Flash Tool should detect the device instantly, and a yellow loading bar will appear. If you see a red bar followed by a purple/yellow bar, it is working. Note: Not all firmware releases contain every partition;
Users typically search for an MT6735 flash file for one of five critical reasons: