Infinity CM2MT2 v3.10 Update – New Models & Flash Fix

Q: My Acer tablet is not getting detected. Is it supported now?

CM2MT2 v3.10 has added a very large batch of Acer tablets. If your model is in the newly supported list, it should now be detected and supported for flashing. If it's still not connecting, double-check your USB drivers and try a different cable.

Q: What does the partition structure detection update mean practically?

When you connect a phone, the tool reads how storage is divided on the device. On some newer chipset versions, it was reading this wrong. The updated detection means the tool will correctly identify all partitions before flashing, reducing the chance of a bad flash.

Infinity CM2MT2 v3.10 Download | MTK Scatter Fix

Hello friends! Today I have some good news for all Infinity Box users. The team has just released the Infinity #CM2MT2 v3.10 update, and honestly, it is a solid release for those of us dealing with MediaTek (MTK) devices daily.
If you are still using the older version, you might have faced some annoying bugs, especially with SCAT files or flashing newer devices. This update fixes those issues and adds a massive list of new models. Let’s sit down and break this down simply, just like I would explain it to a friend at the shop.

What's New in Infinity CM2MT2 v3.10

Here's what changed in this latest version:

Flash write process updated for a number of devices — this means more stable flashing, fewer write errors mid-process
SCAT load issue fixed for multiple devices (thanks to Mr. C.S. for helping the team track this down)
Partition structure detection updated — better reading of partition tables on newer chipsets
Translation engine updated — small but useful if you're using a regional language UI
GUI fixes applied — the interface looks and behaves a bit cleaner now (credit to Mr. A for the help)

What is special about this v3.10 update?

This time, the developers focused heavily on stability. We often see updates that just add models but ignore the actual software bugs. In v3.10, they have fixed the SCAT load issue that many of us were complaining about. You know that moment when you try to load a scatter file and the tool just hangs or gives an error? That is sorted out now.

They have also updated the Flash write process. This means flashing firmware is now smoother and safer for many devices. No one wants a phone going dead in the middle of a flash, right? Along with this, the GUI (Graphical User Interface) has some minor fixes, making the tool look a bit cleaner.

What Was Added in Infinity CM2MT2 v3.09 (Just Before This)

Since many people skip versions, it's worth knowing what v3.09 brought too:

OS startup logs function updated for the latest devices
RawTool updated to make reading images by parts much easier
Boot issue fixed for legacy devices using Online/Digital licence — this was a real pain point
Auto Head Units device detection improved
PRELOADER parsing updated for more preloader structures
META model connection updated for latest devices
New [Slots] menu added to the Service tab
New [Userdata] menu added to the Service tab
DA databases updated for Oppo, Cubot, Xiaomi, Lava, and Oblue
Preloader structure detection bug fixed (thanks to Mr. Muhammad for the help)
GUI changes as well

New Models Now Supported

This is probably the biggest part of this update. Here's the full list of newly added phones and tablets:

Gionee

Gionee P61

Xiaomi

Xiaomi Redmi Pad SE 4G Spark

Rugtel

Rugtel Tough-phone

Lava

Lava LXX523

Singtel

Singtel Elite 6 X2605-E6

Digiland (big batch)

DL7006, Alfa-10LA, Compumax-Blue, DL1008M, DL1010Q, DL1010QB, DL1018A, DL1023, DL5003QL, DL7016, DL8006, DV-PTB1080, KTAB17

G-Tel (very big batch — mostly African market phones)

17x, A704i Inspire-S, A706s, A713 Vivo-Pro, A715 Inspire-One, A718 Xplora-Plus, A728 XP2, A737 Xploraz, A750 MX1/Xplora, A760 SL-5.5-Xtra, A770 XL7, A7100-X3, A7150 X4
Delta-14, Delta-16
Infinity-9, Infinity-13, Infinity-Alpha, Infinity-X
MX4, MX5, MX6, SL8
X3-Mini, X4-Mini, X5, X5-Mini, X5-Plus, X5-Pro, X5s
X6-Plus, X6-Pro, X6s, X7-Plus, X7-Pro, X7s

Acer (tablets and phones — a massive batch)

ACTAB721, ACTAB821, ATAB1024, ACTAB1123, ACTAB1125, ACTABKID-T8318H, ARSP25MTA14A1
ATAB721E, ATAB1024E, ATAB1123E, ATLTE1022E
B1-7A0 Vulcan, B1-770, B1-733, B1-780, B1-790
B3-A10, B3-A20, B3-A30, B3-A32, B3-A40, B3-A40FHD, B3-A42, B3-A50
A3-A20, A3-A20FHD, A10-11, ET-108-11A, B1-760, B1-760HD, A3-A40
M6E, M10-11, MXPRO AITiM9-12M, One-10-T8, One-10-T9, P10-11

Asus / Acer (shared board variants)

P00L, P027, P028, T001, X00K, X00T, X008DB, X015D, X-Pad-10-LTE, Z00VD, Z101

⚠️ Important: Make sure your dongle firmware is updated to version 0169 before using v3.10. It won't work properly on older firmware.

v3.09 vs v3.10 — What Actually Changed?

Feature	v3.09	v3.10
Flash write process	Old method	Updated for more devices
SCAT load	Had issues on some devices	Fixed
Partition structure detection	Basic	Updated for newer chipsets
Translation engine	Older version	Updated
GUI	Minor fixes	Additional GUI fixes
Slots & Userdata menus	Added in v3.09	Carried forward
DA database	Updated for 5 brands	Same, no new DB changes

So in short, v3.10 is a stability update on top of v3.09. If you were having flash write failures or SCAT load errors, this version is specifically for you.

Why This Flash Fix Actually Matters in Real Work

Let me give you a real scenario from the shop. You get a customer's phone — say a Lava or a Cubot — and the phone is completely dead. You boot into download mode, connect it to CM2MT2, load the firmware, and hit flash. And then halfway through, it throws a write error and the phone just sits there bricked even more than before.
That was happening to some guys using v3.08 and earlier. The flash write process on certain MediaTek chipsets was not completing cleanly. This is exactly what the v3.10 update addresses. Now the write process is more stable for those affected devices, and you're much less likely to get a partial flash situation.
Same story with SCAT load — this is used for reading device logs and debugging boot issues. When it wasn't loading properly, you were basically flying blind trying to fix a dead boot. Now that it's fixed, you can load SCAT, check the logs, and actually understand what's causing the phone to not start up.
If you work with MediaTek devices daily, this update is worth installing immediately.

FAQs About CM2MT2 v3.10

Q1. Do I need a new dongle or box to use CM2MT2 v3.10?

No, you don't need a new dongle. You just need your existing Infinity CM2 dongle or CM2 MT2 box with dongle firmware version 0169 or higher. Update the firmware first and then install v3.10.

Q2. The SCAT load was failing on my device in v3.08. Will v3.10 fix it?

Most likely yes. The SCAT load issue was specifically mentioned as fixed in v3.10 for a number of devices. Update and try again — most users should see this working now.

Q3. My Acer tablet is not getting detected. Is it supported now?

CM2MT2 v3.10 has added a very large batch of Acer tablets. Check the model list above — if your model is listed, it should now be detected and supported for flashing. If it's still not connecting, double-check your USB drivers and try a different cable.

Q4. What does the partition structure detection update mean practically?

Basically, when you connect a phone, the tool reads how storage is divided on the device (boot, system, userdata, etc.). On some newer or less common chipset versions, it was reading this wrong. The updated detection means the tool will correctly identify all partitions before flashing, reducing the chance of a bad flash.

Download 'Infinity CM2MT2 v3.10'

Download from the official Infinity-Box support page after logging into your account. File size and password details are shown after login. Make sure dongle firmware 0169 is installed before running the update.