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-This method has only been confirmed with a Linux PC.
+**Instructions for new tool (apoxi-tool)**
+  - Follow the installation instructions for [[https://github.com/siemens-mobile-hacks/apoxi-tool|apoxi-tools]]. If you are using Windows, you will need the Windows driver for your particular phone model. You can search for these on [[https://archive.org/|archive.org]].
+  - To use this tool, you must put the phone into debug mode. With the battery inserted and charged, press these three keys simultaneously: # + * + Power. Wait a few seconds, and a screen should appear showing various vertical stripes of color. When the phone is connected to the PC in this mode, you generally will not need to specify the port with the "-p PORT" argument
+  - Use the following command to dump all parts of the phone into a folder titled OUTPUT_DIR<code>apoxi-tool read-all-memory -o OUTPUT_DIR</code>
+  - Note: if you are only looking for games, you will only need to extract the FLASH region <code>apoxi-tool read-memory -n FLASH</code>
+**Instructions for old tool (node-sie-serial)**
   - To use this tool, you must put the phone into debug mode. With the battery inserted and charged, press these three keys simultaneously: # + * + Power. Wait a few seconds, and a screen should appear showing various vertical stripes of color.
   - Download the node-sie-serial repository from [[https://github.com/siemens-mobile-hacks/node-sie-serial|GitHub]]
-  - Install the package with the following command <code>pnpm i @sie-js/serial</code>
+  - Install the package with the following command <code>npm i @sie-js/serial</code>
-  - (Only needed once) Update with the following command <code>npm i #</code>
+  - (Only needed once) Update with the following command <code>pnpm i #</code>
   - Extract data with the following command<code>npx tsx examples/dwd-apoxi-memory-dump.js --addr 0xA0000000 --size 0x8000000 --out output.bin</code>This will place the data dump into the repository's folder on your PC as **output.bin**.