Linux Tip | The "Disk Destroyer" | How to Use the dd Command. [40m youtube video]
4 messages · started by Devi Garcia on Jun 25, 2018
Linux Tip | The "Disk Destroyer" | How to Use the dd Command. [40m youtube video]
From Devi Garcia · Jun 25, 2018
Re: Linux Tip | The "Disk Destroyer" | How to Use the dd Command. [40m youtube video]
From gz1 · Jul 06, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BisJBC93sjQ
Re: Linux Tip | The "Disk Destroyer" | How to Use the dd Command. [40m youtube video]
From Devi Garcia · Jul 06, 2018
All I'm asking for a sanity check here. This is not a high priority item for me, but I would welcome your opinions/thoughts. I have an Iphone that I would like to make a truly complete backup (to include firmware) Think forensic copy. The phone is NOT rooted or jailbreaked.
AllI'm asking for a sanity check here. This is not a high priority item for me, but I would welcome your opinions/thoughts.I have an Iphone that I would like to make a truly complete backup (to include firmware) Think forensic copy. The phone is NOT rooted or jailbreaked.My plan is to use lubuntu to mount the Iphone (connected via a usb cable) and then use the dd command to copy the entire device to a file on the lubuntu box.So, my question is "Do you think this is possible?". Is there something fundamentally wrong with this approach. I am asking before I spend a whole bunch of time trying to make this work, and then find out I went down a blind alley. Maybe the Iphone has to have root privileges? Maybe it has to be set in recovery mode? Is there an easy way to tell if I mount the device, do I have access to everything on the device? I think if I can see the partitions, I should be able to copy them.Your thoughts/comments are welcome. Once again, this is not a high priority item, so if you care to share, don't put a ton of effort behind it. Quick reaction is fine, just looking for a sanity check.Thanks in advance.Gene
On Mon, Jun 25, 2018 at 3:47 PM Devi Garcia <asphyxiated.god@gmail.com> wrote:
Re: Linux Tip | The "Disk Destroyer" | How to Use the dd Command. [40m youtube video]
From Eugene Zastera · Jul 06, 2018
Thx good feedback.
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Subject: [cochiselinux] Re: Linux Tip | The "Disk Destroyer" | How to Use the dd Command. [40m youtube video]
I looked into it and only successful person I seen do it the way you want was on a jailbroken iPhone with openssh otherwise just not something they want you to do because it'd open other security issue I'm sure
On Fri, Jul 6, 2018, 8:06 AM gz1 <golfzulu1@gmail.com> wrote:
All I'm asking for a sanity check here. This is not a high priority item for me, but I would welcome your opinions/thoughts.
All
I'm asking for a sanity check here. This is not a high priority item for me, but I would welcome your opinions/thoughts.
I have an Iphone that I would like to make a truly complete backup (to include firmware) Think forensic copy. The phone is NOT rooted or jailbreaked.
My plan is to use lubuntu to mount the Iphone (connected via a usb cable) and then use the dd command to copy the entire device to a file on the lubuntu box.
So, my question is "Do you think this is possible?". Is there something fundamentally wrong with this approach. I am asking before I spend a whole bunch of time trying to make this work, and then find out I went down a blind alley. Maybe the Iphone has to have root privileges? Maybe it has to be set in recovery mode? Is there an easy way to tell if I mount the device, do I have access to everything on the device? I think if I can see the partitions, I should be able to copy them.
Your thoughts/comments are welcome. Once again, this is not a high priority item, so if you care to share, don't put a ton of effort behind it. Quick reaction is fine, just looking for a sanity check.
Thanks in advance.
Gene
On Mon, Jun 25, 2018 at 3:47 PM Devi Garcia <asphyxiated.god@gmail.com> wrote: