I'd like to recover data from my Android phone connected to my PC running Linux by making an image of its memory via dd. The issue i've encountered is that i can't find my phone with lsblk and similar utilities, but i can access it via MTP and Thunar file manager. When i have to recover data from a USB stick i mount it in read only to preserve data, i copy it with dd if=/dev/something .... and finally i run photorec on that copy. With an Android phone i can find where it is mount by issuing the "mount" command, but i cannot get the block device name (i mean /dev/something). Do you know how to do this? Should i disable temporarly mtpfs?
Please don't suggest me to use apps to recover data. I need to perform data recovery in a "almost-forensics" way.
Please don't suggest me to use apps to recover data. I need to perform data recovery in a "almost-forensics" way.
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