Infinity CM2MT2 v3.04 Released New Models & Fixes

Infinity #CM2MT2 v3.04 Released Massive Model Support & Core Updates

The Infinity-Box team has just dropped the latest update for their popular MTK service tool, CM2MT2 v3.04. If you are a mobile technician, this release is significant because it doesn't just offer minor bug fixes; it massively expands the supported device database, including tricky brands like Amazon Fire tablets and a wide array of Chinese OEMs like Condor and Mione.

Beyond the new models, v3.04 brings critical under-the-hood improvements. The team has rebuilt the Xiaomi model database and updated the NVRAM backup method—a change that will likely improve the reliability of security backups during repairs. Let's dive into what makes this version a must-have upgrade.

Real Life Example Saving the "Unbrickable" Tablet

Let's say a customer walks in with a Condor Griffe T8 Plus that is stuck on the boot logo after a failed software update. Older versions of the CM2MT2 tool might not recognize the specific scatter file structure of this newer device, leading to connection errors.

With the v3.04 update, the firmware structure detection is now updated to handle these latest devices. You launch the tool, select the updated generic CPU list, and because the "Mutant detector" is also updated, the tool correctly identifies the phone's status. You flash the stock firmware, and the device boots up normally. This update saves you time by removing the need to hunt for custom loaders or workarounds for these specific brands.

Infinity #CM2MT2 v3.04 Released Massive Model Support & Core Updates

Key Features in CM2MT2 v3.04

This update is packed with functional improvements aimed at stabilizing the flashing and unlocking process. Here is what you need to know:

Expanded Device Support: Massive additions for brands like Amazon (Echo Show and Fire Tablets), Acer, TCL, and Cubot.
Xiaomi Database Rebuild: The entire Xiaomi model database has been rebuilt. Note: To see the new clean list, you must delete the /boot/Xiaomi/ directory and click "Update Device List."
MDM & AppTool Updates: The [AppTool] and MDM (Mobile Device Management) functions have been updated to support the latest security patches found on newer devices.
Improved META Mode: OS info detection in META mode has been fine-tuned for better compatibility with recent Android releases.
Generic CPU List: The selection list for generic CPUs has been updated to include newer chipsets.
Firmware Structure Detection: The tool now better analyzes the structure of firmware files, reducing the risk of flashing errors.
NVRAM Backup Method: The method for backing up NVRAM has been changed. This is crucial for ensuring IMEI and Wi-Fi MAC addresses are preserved correctly during operations.
Boot Reporting: The tool now reports known (previously connected) devices immediately after boot, saving time in identification.

New Models Added

The sheer volume of new models is impressive. Technicians dealing with open-market or unbranded phones will find this particularly useful.

Highlighted Brands:

Amazon: Fire 7 (2015/2017), Fire HD 8 & 10 (2017/2019), Fire TV Stick (Gen 2), Echo Show 5 & 8 (2019).
Condor: Allure M3, Griffe T8 Plus, GT60/70 series, Nova series, Plume series, and tablet models (TB series).
Mione: A huge list including Hero series, Hot series, X-series, and various Pad models.
Bebe-Tab & Modio: Extensive support for entry-level tablets (B-series and M-series).
Others: Acer Liquid Z6, TCL 8196G, Walton Orbit Y50/Y11, Facetel Q7, Xanon X20, Lenovo X2, Cubot X100, and MC-Mobile Slim1.

(Note: The full list of hundreds of specific SKUs is included in the tool's changelog).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is Infinity CM2MT2 v3.04 free to download?

Yes, the software update is free for existing Infinity Box (CM2) dongle users. However, you must have the active hardware dongle to use the tool.

Q: Why is my Xiaomi device list not updating?

The developers noted a specific change in this version. You must manually delete the /boot/Xiaomi/ directory in your CM2MT2 folder and then click [Update Device List] to fetch the clean, rebuilt database.

Q: Can I use this to unlock Amazon Fire tablets?

CM2MT2 is primarily a flashing and service tool. While it helps flash firmware on Amazon devices, unlocking (bypassing FRP or carrier locks) depends on the specific security patch of the tablet and the specific functions available within the "AppTool" or "MDM" sections of the software.

Q: What is the "Mutant detector" mentioned in the changelog?

The "Mutant detector" refers to the tool's ability to identify phones that have non-standard or mutated hardware configurations (often found in clone or unbranded Chinese phones). This update improves detection success rates.