Note that Version 6 uses a radically different user interface that requires an XML-based layout file rather than the classic text-based scatter file.
Used alongside SP Flash Tool to temporarily disable the device's built-in secure boot protections before flashing.
If you are using a bypass tool for secure booting, ensure you download the most recent release from a trusted developer repository. Step 2: Verify and Change the Download Agent (DA)
If you’ve tried three different tool versions and two custom DAs, consider that —or the firmware itself is corrupted. At that point, you’re looking at: platform mt67 not supported on this version
Ensure your kernel defconfig uses mt6755_defconfig or similar, not mt65xx_defconfig .
"platform mt67 not supported on this version." 🫠
"platform mt67 not supported on this version" typically occurs when using an outdated version of SP Flash Tool to load a scatter file for newer MediaTek (MTK) chipsets Note that Version 6 uses a radically different
Ah yes, my favorite error message. The one that appears right when I think everything is finally working. Nothing like spending 4 hours setting up an environment only to be stopped by a chipset version mismatch.
If you're experiencing this error on a specific device, such as a smartphone or tablet, here are some device-specific workarounds and fixes:
Disable on your Windows PC (Hold Shift while clicking Restart -> Troubleshoot -> Advanced Options -> Startup Settings -> Restart -> Press 7 or F7). Step 2: Verify and Change the Download Agent
Download a trusted (such as MediaTek Auth Bypass Tool by MCT or dynamic bypass scripts via Python). Launch the Bypass Tool and click Bypass . Power off your phone completely.
Among these, mtkclient is the most powerful. Install it on Ubuntu or use a live USB: