I think I've figured it out - I found the recovery script here:
https://github.com/Biktorgj/quectel_eg25...flashstock
Which shows flashing individual modules of the firmware.
Again, the command to set the modem into flashing mode didn't work, so I used the other one, and manually ran each flashing command.
The firmware version string reported by the modem is now as expected: 01.003.01.003
Time will tell if it has made any difference to the SMS receive issue...
Ahh thanks, I will try it next time.
Sorry I did not notice you had replied, I didn't get a notification email...
But I think the real problem was that first command was only flashing one part/module of the firmware, not the whole thing?
https://github.com/Biktorgj/quectel_eg25...flashstock
Which shows flashing individual modules of the firmware.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
echo "Sending AT+QFASTBOOT..."
sudo sh -c 'echo -ne "AT+QFASTBOOT\r" > /dev/ttyUSB2'
echo "Sending OEM STAY in case the custom bootloader is installed"
fastboot oem stay
echo "Waiting to settle..."
sleep 2
echo "Start flashing!"
fastboot flash aboot update/appsboot.mbn || exit "Failed to flash the bootloader"
fastboot flash:raw boot update/mdm9607-boot.img || exit "Failed to flash main kernel"
fastboot flash:raw recovery update/mdm9607-boot.img || exit "Failed to flash recovery kernel"
fastboot flash system update/mdm9607-sysfs.ubi || exit "Failed to flash the system partition"
fastboot flash recoveryfs update/mdm9607-recovery.ubi || exit "Failed to flash the recovery partition"
fastboot flash modem update/NON-HLOS.ubi || exit "Failed to flash ADSP firmware"
fastboot reboot
echo "Done!"Again, the command to set the modem into flashing mode didn't work, so I used the other one, and manually ran each flashing command.
The firmware version string reported by the modem is now as expected: 01.003.01.003
Time will tell if it has made any difference to the SMS receive issue...
(09-26-2026, 08:15 AM)Gumur Wrote: You did not need atinout for this.
It seems you did the job as normal user, but must open a root terminal (sudo su) before fastboot ....
Ahh thanks, I will try it next time.
Sorry I did not notice you had replied, I didn't get a notification email...
But I think the real problem was that first command was only flashing one part/module of the firmware, not the whole thing?

