: Platforms like OFRAK allow users to unpack raw dumps into granular "ResourceViews," making it possible to modify and repack individual files, kernels, or data structures within the dump.
: Attempting to dump a large number of bytes via certain interfaces (like UART) can cause some devices to crash; developers often use scripts to dump data in smaller, sequential chunks (e.g., 4096 bytes at a time) to bypass this. flash-dump
: For successful flash operations, memory is often handled in sectors (e.g., 4096-byte blocks). Operations that are not sector-aligned may require erasing more memory than intended. : Platforms like OFRAK allow users to unpack