Thanks for contributing an answer to Stack Overflow! Please be sure to answer the question.Provide details and share your research! Asking for help, clarification, or responding to other answers. The file would need to be named update.zip in this case. Update.zip not Update.zip Hook is right, there is no 'allow' option in CW, in this case you do not need to rename to update.zip. In CW you would select install.zip file from sd card and then select.zip, then you can scroll and select the file to install. What is Status 7 error? Advanced users who try to flash custom ROMs onto their Android devices commonly encounter this device while the flashing process is underway. This signifies that their custom recovery software may be outdated or there is a bug with the Custom ROM that they are trying to install.

• Huawei Y530 U00 Update

Huawei Y530 U00 Update

I tried updating several times and each time I received the following error.E: missing bitmap oemunlockbg(Code -1)E: missing bitmap oemunlockbgyes(Code -1)E: missing bitmap oemunlockbgno(Code -1)E: find no match PARTITION: for package path @/cache/recover/block.mapFinding update package.Opening update package.E: failed to map fileInstallation aborted.I to had about 10 gb of space free. I moved some stuff to my SD card and freed up an additional 6 gb. With 16 gb free, I was able to finally update.

Thank you to those that suggested this earlier.

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