Some of the main features and improvements of the Infinity CM2SP3 v2.21a1s Beta update are:

• Devices list updated with more items: The update adds more devices to the supported list, making it easier for users to find and select their device model.
• Boot process revised, loaders incompatibility detection improved: The update improves the boot process and the detection of incompatible loaders, which are files that help the tool communicate with the device. This reduces the risk of errors and failures during the flashing and unlocking process.
• Autosave [~user] profile for selected external PAC loaders: The update allows users to save their own profile for selected external PAC loaders, which are files that contain the firmware and configuration data of the device. This helps users to reuse their settings and preferences for future operations.
• Protocol selection hints updated: The update updates the protocol selection hints, which are messages that guide users to choose the best protocol for their device and operation. This helps users to avoid mistakes and optimize the performance and speed of the tool.
• Store partition layout to backup: The update enables users to store the partition layout of the device in the backup file, which is a file that contains a copy of the device’s data and settings. This helps users to restore the device to its original state in case of any problems or errors.
• Firmware read option: The update adds a firmware read option, which allows users to read the firmware of the device and save it as a file. This helps users to backup their device’s firmware and use it for other purposes, such as flashing, unlocking, or repairing another device with the same firmware.
• Display estimated time to end of firmware read process: The update displays the estimated time to end of the firmware read process, which helps users to monitor the progress and duration of the operation.
• Selected SoC name included in operation header text: The update includes the selected SoC name in the operation header text, which helps users to identify the device’s SoC and verify the compatibility of the tool and the operation.
• Boot pack version check revised: The update revises the boot pack version check, which is a check that ensures that the tool and the device have the same boot pack version, which is a file that contains the boot information and data of the device. This helps users to avoid errors and failures due to mismatched boot pack versions.
• Boot pack files updated: The update updates the boot pack files, which are files that contain the boot information and data of the device. This helps users to ensure that the tool and the device have the latest and most compatible boot pack files.
• Free disk space verification method changed: The update changes the free disk space verification method, which is a method that checks the available disk space on the user’s computer before performing any operation. This helps users to avoid errors and failures due to insufficient disk space.