Can I extract the rootfs from a UBoot Linux image?
Question
I have prepared uImage of the kernel; now I want to unpack the root filesystem image from it. How can I do that?
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solution1
1 2016-03-08 13:00:33
Binwalk http://binwalk.org is cool to extract images. To automate this process I analyse image with binwalk to get offsets of contained images. After write script with dd or python . This script extracts offset fron file, after cuts to parts.
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