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hdragun:
thats the problem i'm having at the moment (multiple partitions)
Ill try extracting it with AcetoneISO2

One other thing i thought i should mention is what the linux file comand outputs when i use it on the the ipod image:


--- Code: ---$ file ipodnano.img
ipodnano.img: x86 boot sector, extended partition table (last)\011, code offset 0x58
--- End code ---

x86 boot sector? does the arm chip use x86 partition tables? (i suppose it is formated using x86 machines)

GodEater:
x86 boot sector is what the file command calls a partition table.

mcuelenaere:
You could of course use this method, but still it would require a lot of work since you'll have to desolder the memory chip and solder it to another test board...

mcuelenaere:

--- Quote from: GodEater on February 29, 2008, 03:34:29 AM ---Doesn't that attack rely on getting to the memory within about a minute of power off though? You'd have to be bloody fast with that soldering iron :)

--- End quote ---
No, if (as I've understood) you can cool the RAM a lot (maybe -5, -10 °C) and then it will take minutes or more before it releases it's information. And if you keep cooling it down I presume that won't be a big problem.

But still, it isn't the best method and it's hard to do :)

Llorean:
De-solder the RAM first, clearly, then come up with a way of connecting it in a quickly removable manner. Sheesh, do I have to think of everything for you people? :-P

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