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| - | NOTE: This extraction method may not work on WSL. If you are having errors after trying all steps, try switching from WSL to a full Linux installation. | + | |
| - | + | - IF onenand is split into onenand_a and onenand_b, combine | |
| - | | + | - Use the following command < |
| - | - In the XSR2 folder, run the following command < | + | - In the output directory, select the largest partition and use TestDisk |
| - | - Then build with the following command< | + | |
| - | - Place onenand.bin and onenand.oob into the XSR2 folder and run the following command< | + | |
| - | ./main onenand.bin onenand.oob B output.bin</ | + | |
| - | - If the command doesn’t work, try this one instead< | + | |
| - | ./main onenand.bin onenand.oob A output.bin</ | + | |
| + | NOTE: If TestDisk says that the partition(s) can't be recovered, try [UNDELETE] instead of Analyze. | ||