Using Easy Jtag for Data Recovery
 

Hi


I thinking on purchase Easy Jtag just for data recovery work, mainly from dead phones. I don't need to repair or unlock phones.


Is it the ideal tool? Can I get the data (photos, videos, for instance) out of a dead phone PCB? Will I have any type of encryption problem or the data reads directly? Do you have any videos/tutorials for this?
Will it also work on tablets?

What do you suggest?


Thank You

You can use "EasyJTAG eMMC plus" tool and ""Emmc FileManger Addon" to extract dato from unencrypted disks from eMMC (ext, fat, ntfs)

Android 7 and 8 used encrypted userdata by default

Hello. There is no way to extract the data in Android 7 and Android 8 ?, not even with another box like ufi box?

Hello, There is no way to extract the data in Android 7 and Android 8 ?, not even with another box like ufi box?

The problem is that encryption... Is there any solution?
What about tablets? Can it work with them too?
Thank You

All box has one type of accses to eMMC. File system encryption are problem for all
eMMC File Manager screenshot:

http://i97.fastpic.ru/big/2017/1129/...e3819e3e52.png

work with tablet eMMC at socket via EasyJtag Box Plus

then, it is currently not possible to recover data with any box emmc, taking a phone or tablet Android 7 or 8?

Enviado desde mi HTC One_M8 mediante Tapatalk

at deaful android 4-5-6 not crypt data partition.
Android 7 and 8 crypt data patition by default.

Well, 90% of the android market phones still work under version 7 or 8.
So the chance of getting a phone decrypted is still high I think.

xiaomi note 4 android 7.0
userdata not open
it is file binary

i use easy 2.061

version new have extract ?????

try use emmc_easyjtag_plus 1.4.9.0
if userdata crypted - you see it

eMMC_tool Suite ver. 1.4.9.0 (release date: 12.12.2017)
Microsoft Windows 7 (32 bit) build 7601 (6.1.7601.22177)


Mount [dsp] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [system] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [cache] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [persist] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [misc] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [cust] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [userdata] SKIPPED PartType: Full Disk Encryption <-> not ok

Get firmware version

Brand = xiaomi
Manufacturer = Xiaomi
Model = Redmi Note 4
Phone platform = msm8953
CPU Abi = arm64-v8a
Android release = 7.0
Firmware version = AL1512-mido-build-20171028011511
Firmware date = Sat Oct 28 01:15:09 WIB 2017

Encription not extract at now

Full Disk Encryption - How to fix?
 

I need recove data but faile..can you help me

here log :

eMMC_tool Suite ver. 1.4.9.0 (release date: 12.12.2017)
Microsoft Windows 7 (64 bit) build 7601 (6.1.7601.17686)

Looking for EasyJTAG box...
EasyJTAG API ver. 2022
EasyJTAG Box Serial =
Card Serial =
EasyJTAG Box Firmware = 1.62

Changelog:

12.12.2017 (ver 1.4.9.0)
Fix: Bugs that have been found through your crash report
Fix: RandomVerify function
Fix: Creation of GPT for Samsung (write by vendor)
Fix: Failed to mount large Fat partitions (explorer)
Fix: Extraction from contact2.db (explorer)
Fix: Error in the "build.prop" parser
Fix: CID Parser
Add: Support for EasyJtag Plus Box
Add: Path for TempDir and InitialDir (option in settings)
Add: Unpack Lenovo QSB (utilities)
Add: Selecting a PIT file from CSC (write by vendor Samsung)
Add: Detect for encrypted dumps from GPG Box
Add: Detect for FullDiskEncryption Partition (explorer)
Add: LinearVerify of the Partition (read by vendor)
Add: Information base about emmc compatibility (thanks to phonemicrodb)
Add: Resizing the window (for small screen resolutions)
Add: Converting large partitions in SparseImage when reading by vendor (option in settings)
Add: Mounting SparseImage (explorer)
Add: Automatic backup of the EFS partition for Samsung (read by vendor)
Add: Formatting of EFS partition for Samsung on request (write by vendor)

Scan from image: userdata.bin

Vendor: Samsung
Searching GPT ...
GPT header is not found
Searching PIT ...
PIT not found
Partition table not found

Scan done

Setting frequence to 14 Mhz
CMD Pullup Level: 2784 mV
CMD Active Level: 2722 mV
EMMC Device Information :
EMMC CID: 150100514E3136424200600ED2AB242C
EMMC CSD: D02701320F5903FFF6DBFFEF8E40400C
EMMC Manufacture Name: SAMSUNG , EMMC NAME: QN16BB , EMMC NAME (HEX): 514E31364242 , S/N: 600ED2AB , rev. 0x00
EMMC Manufacture ID: 0x15 , OEM ID: 0x00 , Device Type: BGA (Discrete embedded) , Manufacture Date: 2/2017
EMMC ROM 1 (Main User Data) Capacity: 7456 MB (0001D2000000)
EMMC ROM 2/3 (Boot Partition 1/2) Capacity: 4096 KB (000000400000)
EMMC RPMB (Replay Protected Memory Block) Capacity: 4096 KB (000000400000)
EMMC Permanent Write Protection: No
EMMC Temporary Write Protection: No
Extended CSD Information :
Extended CSD rev: 1.7 (MMC 5.0, MMC 5.01)
Boot configuration [PARTITION_CONFIG]: 0x48 , Boot from: ROM2 (Boot partition 1)
Boot Bus Config: 0x00 , width 1bit
H/W Reset Function [RST_N_FUNCTION]: 0x01, RST_n signal is permanently enabled
Supported partition features [PARTITIONING_SUPPORT]: 0x07
Device supports partitioning features
Device can have enhanced technological features in partitions and user data area
Device can have extended partitions attribute
Partition Settings [PARTITION_SETTING_COMPLETED]: 0x00
Backup saved: QN16BB_600ED2AB_20180204_151830.extcsd
EMMC Init completed.

Scan from: QN16BB

Vendor: Samsung
Searching GPT ...
GPT header is found and is valid

GPT header successfully parsed

Scan done

Mount [efs] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [nvdata] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [protect_f] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [protect_s] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [system] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [cache] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [preload] successfully PartType: LINUX
Mount [userdata] SKIPPED PartType: Full Disk Encryption