Failed to copy user data in /mnt2/mobile/Media using scp

[CenYunhan]

Hi, I successfully boot the Ramdisk on 6s+ with iOS 13.5.1 and mount filesystems without problem. But when I tried to copy my data in /mnt2/mobile/Media/, it keeps reporting "Operation Denied".

Other files under /mnt2/ like checkra1n.dmg can be copied.

What I have done:

1. chmod 777 * -> failed even with "drwxrwxrwx 28 root mobile 896 May 21 2022 100APPLE"
2. chown root Media -> not working.
3. mount_apfs -o noprotect /dev/disk0s1s2 /mnt2 -> still with "protect" flag.

What I achieved now:
root# ls -li /mnt2/mobile/Media/DCIM/100APPLE/
total 166664
433549 -rwxrwxrwx@ 1 root mobile 5221289 Jun 25 2020 IMG_0004.PNG
653763 -rwxrwxrwx@ 1 root mobile 327215 Aug 12 2020 IMG_0005.JPG
665419 -rwxrwxrwx@ 1 root mobile 273610 Aug 12 2020 IMG_0006.PNG
672816 -rwxrwxrwx@ 1 root mobile 448446 Aug 12 2020 IMG_0008.JPG

I will provide any other information if needed.

[CenYunhan]

tar doesn't work either. Output looks like this.

root# tar -czvf ./* target.tar
tar (child): ./IMG_0004.PNG: Cannot open: Operation not permitted
tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now
tar: copyfile pack (./IMG_0005.JPG) failed: Operation not permitted
tar: ./IMG_0005.JPG: Cannot open: Operation not permitted
tar: copyfile pack (./IMG_0006.PNG) failed: Operation not permitted
tar: ./IMG_0006.PNG: Cannot open: Operation not permitted

[azurekilnn]

I have the same problem. What's the issue?

[iPh0ne4s]

It's expected behavior as these files are encrypted, actually you did nothing wrong. The only way to recover photos is to recall the passcode if there are still attempts left, otherwise your data have been permanently gone

[passengerKing]

@iPh0ne4s If there are not any more attempts there and shows "已停用"( Disabled in English?), could I get more attempts?

[iPh0ne4s]

@iPh0ne4s If there are not any more attempts there and shows "已停用"( Disabled in English?), could I get more attempts?

On 64-bit iOS 9.0+, unfortunately no

[iam-theKid]

try "chgflags -R nouchg /path/to/directory" on source and target folders; if it keeps failing then you need to do individually per file using "dd" command

[CenYunhan]

thanks for replying and I will try it later.