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The NAND is most definitely encrypted (and if it isn't, I'm not sure anyone has reverse-engineered the raw on-chip data format to be able to mount it on a PC),
by Nextgrid 3y ago
The NAND is most definitely encrypted (and if it isn't, I'm not sure anyone has reverse-engineered the raw on-chip data format to be able to mount it on a PC), the standard procedure for iPhone data recovery is to fix the device (using donor parts) just enough to a stage where it'll boot, accept a passcode and talk to a computer over USB (so a full backup can be taken).
There's really nothing you can do unless you have thousands of $ worth of equipment + microsoldering experience and steady hands. If the data is valuable, send it to a reputable unofficial repair shop.
- giantg2 3y agoYeah, I figured that was the case. I'm pretty sure the issue is with the logic board and there's no way for me to fix it. The data isn't valuable, but thought it'd be worth a try to save some old pictures.