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Vodafone/Softbank Phones by Toshiba

Check the dumping hardware overview for a list of known preservation hardware.

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Introduction

Vodafone

Phone Model Extractable? File System/FTL Tools
V501T Unknown Unknown assemble_v501t
V603T Unknown FAT assemble_v501t

SoftBank

Phone Model Extractable? File System/FTL Tools
V902T Unknown Unknown Unknown
V903T Unknown Unknown Unknown
803T Unknown Unknown Unknown
904T Unknown Unknown Unknown
705T Unknown Unknown Unknown
810T Unknown Unknown Unknown
911T Partially Unknown Unknown
811T Unknown Unknown Unknown
912T Unknown Unknown Unknown
812T Unknown Unknown Unknown
813T Unknown Unknown Unknown
814T Unknown Unknown Unknown
815T Partially? Unknown Unknown
920T Chip dump only No FTL, Flat TestDisk
820T Unknown Unknown Unknown
921T Unknown Unknown Unknown
821T Unknown Unknown Unknown
822T Unknown Unknown Unknown
823T Unknown Unknown Unknown
824T Unknown Unknown Unknown
830T Unknown Unknown Unknown
831T Unknown Unknown Unknown

Methods

Reading File Systems

Reading Data

assemble_v501t

Extract this type of phone with assemble_v501t.py. Tutorial under construction.

TestDisk

TestDisk can be used on either Windows or Linux. It is available for download here. Once you have downloaded TestDisk, use the program to open your current .bin file.

  1. When you open a .bin file with TestDisk, you will have the option to select a media. There should only be
    >Disk <your file>

    Press enter to proceed.

  2. When asked to select a partition table type, select None
    [None ] Non partitioned media
  3. On the following page, press q to quit or select
    [ quit ]
  4. In the new menu, move up the menu and select
    [ Analyse ]
  5. Press enter to continue with
    [Quick Search]
  6. You should now see a partition labeled with a file system like FAT16 or FAT32. Don’t press ENTER. Instead, press p to list files.
  7. Press a to select all files.
  8. Press C (note the capitalization and hold the shift button!) to copy the selected files.
  9. Choose the output folder. Press C when the folder is correct.

You should now have all the extracted files.

Note: For select devices (such as F905i and D905i), you need to select None → Undelete rather than the usual TestDisk procedure.