[Huawei MediaPad M2] beast.in.black:
If you can get Vodafone to give you the file for that update, GRAB IT AND DON'T LET GO! I saw that page when I was searching for Vodafone Au Huawei updates, but wasn't able to find a download link for it.

The first reference I find to B003 in your log is here (see last line):

[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] int huawei_recovery_main(int, char**),line=1637: Command: "recovery" "UPDATE:SD"[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] int huawei_recovery_main(int, char**),line=1642:
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.board.platform = hi3635
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.date = Fri Aug 28 17:16:28 CST 2015
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.date.utc = 1440753388
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.display.id = M2-802LV100R001C113B006
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.product = hi3635
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.description = MOZART-user 5.1.1 LMY47X eng.huawei.20150828.170621 test-keys
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.fingerprint = Huawei/MOZART/hi3635:5.1.1/LMY47X/huawei08281715:user/test-keys
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.confg.hw_systemversion = M2-802LV100R001C113B006_SYSTEM
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.confg.hw_fastbootversion = V100R001C00B000_FASTBOOT
[2016-09-04 06:05:36 331] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.confg.hw_recoveryversion = M2-802LV100R001C209B003_RECOVERY

Going by the date and the version number of ro.confg.hw_systemversion which is still M2-802LV100R001C113B006 I'm assuming that somewhere before this, you actually had a fastboot flash recovery command succeed, using the recovery from the B003 ROM linked in my first post here. However, prior to this flash attempt your version number should have read B006 (subject to certain caveats regarding the contents of the CURVER partition, and what was contained in your original build.prop and a couple of other system files).

Following this series of log entries, the very next series of log entries then contains this:

[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] int huawei_recovery_main(int, char**),line=1637: Command: "/sbin/recovery" "--wipe_data_factory_reset" "--locale=en_AU"[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] int huawei_recovery_main(int, char**),line=1642:
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.board.platform = hi3635
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.date = Fri Aug 28 17:16:28 CST 2015
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.date.utc = 1440753388
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.display.id = M2-802LV100R001C209B003
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.product = hi3635
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.description = MOZART-user 5.1.1 LMY47X eng.huawei.20150828.170621 test-keys
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.build.fingerprint = Huawei/MOZART/hi3635:5.1.1/LMY47X/huawei08281715:user/test-keys
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 279] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.confg.hw_systemversion = M2-802LV100R001C209B003_SYSTEM
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 280] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.confg.hw_fastbootversion = V100R001C00B000_FASTBOOT
[2016-09-07 07:53:33 280] void print_special_property(),line=1472: ro.confg.hw_recoveryversion = M2-802LV100R001C209B003_RECOVERY

As you see, now the version number of ro.confg.hw_systemversion has become M2-802LV100R001C209B003 which is the version number of my ROM. So the previous flash succeeded in replacing all your system partitions, but failed in updating the cust info. As did this flash attempt and all subsequent ones.

Yeah, I understand. However, the dc-unlocker guys are really helpful, as I can attest since I used their online chat support for an issue I was having. Their help/guides are usually quite thorough, as well. You should try it, and if you run into issues give their support line a holler.

You're most welcome. It irks me when a problem goes unsolved - in fact, I even looked up shipping rates to/from Oz-USA, but for what it would cost for a round trip for the phone, you might as well just get a new device :rolleyes::eek:

However, let's keep plugging away at this until we're absolutely out of ideas - hopefully it'll be solved before we reach that point :cyclops: