Answer: Accessing the file system of an Android device using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is a straightforward process that allows you to interact with files directly fro
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The problem then is to try to figure out where it's blocking when you boot it. There is a full description of the filesystem here
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In conclusion to this thread, what seem to be the available options to me are to recover via ADB, or solder out the flash storage and try to connect it somewhere and read it.
No. If you care about your data, you shouldn't touch it with a soldering iron. You should entrust it to someone who has been doing this for years. Here's how it looks in practice:
Be warned, there are many inexperienced data recovery specialists whose promises are far from their expertise. They will only worsen your situation, or make your data completely unrecoverable. Choose wisely.
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