Hello
i have the Gold Galaxy S5 & a 64GB SDCard from Samsung.
The phone and SDCard are encrypted and have worked fine for a long while.
One day I tried accessing the files stored in the SDCard by connecting my S5 via USB 2 to my laptop (Ubuntu 15.10); and It failed to mount since.
I have created an image of the SDCard using 'dd' in Linux.
Therefore, I would rule out a hardware failure.
Furthermore, only once this card was mounted on this phone and I had a glimpse of my pictures, again it failed to copy anything out via USB.
Currently, when I put the SDCard into the phone it shows notifications saying:
... Preparing SD Card
... SD Card safe to remove
As I still have the phone encrypted - and I presume the encryption key are present.
Is there some way that I can copy the encryption key out of the phone? Use those to read the image of the SDCard?
The partition table of this SDCard does not appear to be correct - is it encrypted as well? Is this expected?
It is really annoying to have this happening when I was copying the data out of the phone as a backup ...
It would be really great to have my data back.
Your suggestion on how to solve this problem will be most welcome.
:D
i have the Gold Galaxy S5 & a 64GB SDCard from Samsung.
The phone and SDCard are encrypted and have worked fine for a long while.
One day I tried accessing the files stored in the SDCard by connecting my S5 via USB 2 to my laptop (Ubuntu 15.10); and It failed to mount since.
I have created an image of the SDCard using 'dd' in Linux.
Therefore, I would rule out a hardware failure.
Furthermore, only once this card was mounted on this phone and I had a glimpse of my pictures, again it failed to copy anything out via USB.
Currently, when I put the SDCard into the phone it shows notifications saying:
... Preparing SD Card
... SD Card safe to remove
As I still have the phone encrypted - and I presume the encryption key are present.
Is there some way that I can copy the encryption key out of the phone? Use those to read the image of the SDCard?
The partition table of this SDCard does not appear to be correct - is it encrypted as well? Is this expected?
It is really annoying to have this happening when I was copying the data out of the phone as a backup ...
It would be really great to have my data back.
Your suggestion on how to solve this problem will be most welcome.
:D
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