[erhiskobi]

What's your device firmware build no?

Tecno Lc8 - H6215ABCD-GL.
Android Q

By the way, every other thing flashes well, just the "super.img" (which I believe is the system.img) that's the problem. If I untick it, the flashing will complete but the device still remains in red state, saying its corrupted. But if I tick it, sp flash tool says its TOO LARGE. Downloaded file from hovatek here and it's same build number with the device.

use the format+download option in sp flashtool

Thought about this too but afraid if the phone wont end up dead should the flashing process still gets interrupted at the super.img.

Okay will try and give feedback

[hovatek]

Was flashing the device then when it got to the super.img partition, SP Flash Tool says its TOO LARGE then the flashing failed and when the device boots up, it shows red state. And ive not been able to get past that TOO LARGE error

Ensure you're flashing the right build.
You could try a firmware upgrade but do a full dump first just in case you need it

[erhiskobi]

Was flashing the device then when it got to the super.img partition, SP Flash Tool says its TOO LARGE then the flashing failed and when the device boots up, it shows red state. And ive not been able to get past that TOO LARGE error

Ensure you're flashing the right build.
You could try a firmware upgrade but do a full dump first just in case you need it

It's the right build. Okay thanks

[erhiskobi]

I downloaded tecno lc8 v290 but sp flashtool keeps saying super.img TOO LARGE when trying to flash it. Now the device is in Red State

What's your device firmware build no?

Tecno Lc8 - H6215ABCD-GL.
Android Q

By the way, every other thing flashes well, just the "super.img" (which I believe is the system.img) that's the problem. If I untick it, the flashing will complete but the device still remains in red state, saying its corrupted. But if I tick it, sp flash tool says its TOO LARGE. Downloaded file from hovatek here and it's same build number with the device.

use the format+download option in sp flashtool

Same thing. Didn't get past there too. Now device is dead ?

[erhiskobi]

What's your device firmware build no?

Tecno Lc8 - H6215ABCD-GL.
Android Q

By the way, every other thing flashes well, just the "super.img" (which I believe is the system.img) that's the problem. If I untick it, the flashing will complete but the device still remains in red state, saying its corrupted. But if I tick it, sp flash tool says its TOO LARGE. Downloaded file from hovatek here and it's same build number with the device.

use the format+download option in sp flashtool

Device now dead after doing this

[hovatek]

Same thing. Didn't get past there too. Now device is dead ?

Try flashing all files except system, see if it boots

[erhiskobi]

Same thing. Didn't get past there too. Now device is dead ?

Try flashing all files except system, see if it boots

Okay.

[erhiskobi]

Same thing. Didn't get past there too. Now device is dead ?

Try flashing all files except system, see if it boots

Did this. All files flashed successfully, still didnt boot. 

[kelvinchinedu]

Extract your super.img using image extracting tools to get your system.img,vendor.img and product.copy both vendor and system to your install platform tools folder and boot your phone into fastboot mode and run the following command

fastboot --disable-verification flash vbmeta vbmeta.img

Fastboot reboot fastboot ( pls make sure u open your device manager to update the android driver that appears to android bootloader)
And run the following
fastboot devices
fastboot getvar is-userspace
fastboot erase system
Fastboot erase vendor
fastboot delete-logical-partition product
fastboot flash system system.img
Fastboot flash vendor vendor.img


And reboot to recovery mode using phone keys only


And factory reset and reboot to system


Pls bear it in mind that u have to unlock your boot loader before u can perform any
Even if you are having a bootloop

[hovatek]

Did this. All files flashed successfully, still didnt boot. 

Unless your battery is flat, chances are that the firmware isn't the right one for your build or the emmc is bad