[ROM][STOCK][Android 6.0][M2 8.0] All 8.0 models - Stock Marshmallow ROMs

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p4/s10/G506/g0/v74068/f1/full/M2-801LC100B206.zip[CODE]





[SIZE="4"][B]M2-801W[/B][/SIZE] 
[B]Note: user [user=691574]@elendiir[/user] reported that[COLOR="Red"] you should skip the installation step where you unzip the downloaded ROM[/COLOR]. See [URL="https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70623587&postcount=63"]post #63 [/URL]in this thread. Thanks, Elendiir! [/B] 
[B]B202 European cust channel M2-801WC232B202[/B] found by XDA user [user=427926]@lonwas[/user] (see [URL="https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70691260&postcount=77"]post #77[/URL] in this thread):
[url]http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p4/s10/G506/g0/v74308/f1/full/update.zip[/url]
Text link: [CODE]http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p4/s10/G506/g0/v74308/f1/full/update.zip

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p4/s10/G506/g0/v65143/f1/full/M2-802LC209B203.zip

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p4/s10/G506/g0/v67917/f1/full/update.zip

http://update.hicloud.com:8180/TDS/data/files/p4/s10/G506/g0/v60481/f3/full/update.zip

1. If you are currently rooted and/or have a custom recovery installed, you will need to go back to the Huawei official recovery to install this update. You can do this by following the instructions in my previous post here.
2. Download the appropriate ROM update zip from one of the above links.
3. Note: If you are using one of the wifi-only models - specifically the M2-801W, user @elendiir reported that you should skip this step. See post #63 in this thread. Thanks, Elendiir! Extract the contents of the zip file in the link after it has finished downloading. The contents should be something like this:
   
   Code:

   [update.zip contains]
   ├── META-INF
   │** ├── blacklist.conf
   │** ├── CERT.RSA
   │** ├── CERT.SF
   │** ├── com
   │** │** ├── android
   │** │** │** └── otacert
   │** │** └── google
   │** │**     └── android
   │** │**         ├── update-binary
   │** │**         └── updater-script
   │** └── MANIFEST.MF
   └── UPDATE.APP
   
   5 directories, 8 files

4. Create a folder called dload on your SD Card. You can create it on either the internal or the external SD, it doesn't matter.
5. Copy the entire contents of the unzipped download package into the dload folder on your SD Card, which you created above. Alternatively, you could just unzip the contents directly into the dload directory on your external/internal SD card.
6. Go to your phone's "Settings". There, navigate to "Updater"->"Menu"->"Local Update", select the displayed option, and allow it to install. Your phone will boot into the original OEM recovery and install the ROM, after which it should (hopefully) boot into the new ROM.
7. It should then connect to the Google Play Store and update the Google framework. All your settings, apps etc should still be preserved - mine were.

elendiir said:

Maybe you should extent the description how to flash roms via the local update in Marshmallow for the Wifi-only models:
Tested on my M2-801-W:

• Start the included calculator app
• switch to landscape mode in order to enable the more advanced input mode (you will need this in order to enter the "()" as described in the next step)
• enter the follwoing string: ()()2846579()() and press the = sign
• you should now have entered the project menu
• select number 4 for software upgrade and then sdcard upgrade

If you're on a Wifi-only model and the instructions above don't work for you, then you may need to use the HwOUC app method detailed in the link above.

Not sure if this also works on the models with SIM card - but there you can enter mostly the same sting via the dialer app: *#*#2846579#*#* as you have already described.

Cheers
Elendiir

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1. First install TWRP as your recovery. If in doubt, use the excellent Huawei Mediapad M2 rooting guide found on these forums.
2. Then grab the latest superuser.zip (from phhusson's Superuser project which is an actively-maintained fork of Koush's open-source Superuser project), and install it via the TWRP recovery.
3. Finally, get the "phh superuser" app from the Google Play store.
4. At this point, you should be successfully rooted. To check, you can install an app which requests root permissions (maybe a terminal app like Termux, firewall app like AFWall+, or file manager like MiXplorer), run it, and see if the root permission app dialog comes up and if the app successfully gets root after you give it the permission in the dialog.

1. Make sure that you have ADB and FASTBOOT installed on your computer. You can use the 15-second ADB installer available here on XDA.
2. Uninstall the "PHH Superuser" app on your device using the app manager or the Google Play Store.
3. Unzip the ROM's zip file. If you're on Windows, you can use the excellent 7-zip tool for this. On Linux, you can just use the unzip command. After unzipping, you should have an UPDATE.APP file. This is the full ROM update image which we will use.
4. Extract BOOT.img from your ROM's UPDATE.APP using the Huawei Update Extractor tool (make sure to use the "Huawei Mediapad M2 (M2-802L)" profile in the Huawei Update Extractor tool) and save it somewhere on your computer's hard disk.
5. Boot your phone into the bootloader - this is called "fastboot mode".
   • If you have ADB enabled, you can use the following command
     Code:

     adb reboot bootloader

   • If you don't have ADB set up, you can use the hardware keys method to enter the bootloader - first shut down the phone, and then press POWER+VOLDN simultaneously.
   • Of the two methods, I'd recommend the ADB method because it works every time (using the hardware keys method I had mixed success; sometimes it would boot into the bootloader and sometimes it would boot into the normal ROM.
6. With the USB cable connected to your phone, open up a command prompt in the directory where you extracted BOOT.img, and run the following fastboot command:
   Code:

   fastboot flash boot BOOT.img

7. Reboot your computer:
   Code:

   fastboot reboot

ro.sf.lcd_density=480
hw.lcd_density=480

ro.sf.lcd_density=360
hw.lcd_density=360

1. XDA user @guille3073 has noticed a problem with the M2-802L and 5GHz WiFi Networks set to "AC-Only" mode, and I have verified the issue. Please see this post and the one before it. The solution is to change your 5GHz WiFi band to be in "Mixed" mode or "N-Only" mode. Thanks, guille3073! If anyone else notices this issue on a different device model than the 802L, please mention it in the comments to it can be added here. Update: User @lepidas reports the same issue on the 801L as well.

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