#Help# E: magic num mismatch

[12281001]

I need to extract files from a ubi image.
I use command: python ubidump.py 205108.ubi -s save
but I got this result:
==> 205108.ubi <==
1 named volumes found, 2 physical volumes, blocksize=0x20000
== volume app ==
E: magic num mismatch

I had checked the ubi image, there were some "UBI#".
I don't know how to solve it? Could you help me?
205108.zip

[nlitsme]

Thanks for the sample file, this will help me improve my tool.

The problem is that the volume does not contain a UbiFs filesystem, but a SquashFs filesystem.
I'll have to add an option to either extract raw volumes, or specify a filesystem type.

[12281001]

Thank you very much. I hope you can add the option you mentioned. BTW, do you have any advice to help me to solve this problem?
Thanks

[12281001]

Hi,
I used “file 205108.ubi”, the result was "205108.ubi: UBI image, version 1".
And I used "unsquashfs 205108.ubi" to unpack, but got the result：
Can't find a SQUASHFS superblock on 205108.ubi
I don't think 205108.ubi is a SquashFs filesystem.
What should I do? Please help!
Thanks

[nlitsme]

it is because the '205108.ubi' file a ubifs block image, containing the squashfs volume, i first need to create an option to extract it before you can use unsquashfs on it.

[12281001]

Yeah, there is a squashfs volume!
I have used ubi_read to finish it!
Thank you for your advice!

[jc10]

Hi nlitsme and 12281001,
I am facing the same issue, may I ask how to extract the squashfs vol in it?
Thanks!

[mcr-ksh]

is there any progress on this one?

[tobiashort]

Hmm... I think what 12281001 meant is the following.
You can use ubireader_extract_images from https://github.com/jrspruitt/ubi_reader.
This will extract the squashfs. Then you can extract it further with unsquashfs.
This seemed to work for me.