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Does not works with itunes backup with sqlite db

Open shafi4 opened this issue 6 years ago • 2 comments

Newer version of itunes backup files are based on Manifest.db sqlite database file and not mbdb file.

shafi4 avatar Mar 01 '19 11:03 shafi4

I don't have iTunes backup anymore so I can not test this out but I think it will be easier to read an sqlite database than to parse a binary file...

Can you send me a light zipped backup folder so I can figure out how to update the code ?

skw4y avatar Aug 24 '19 10:08 skw4y

Hi, I think I got the same issue, has this been resolved by any chance? Error would be: C:XXXXXX\Manifest.mb.db cannot be found I'm trying to recover a iOS 10.0.2 backup, it's possible to access the backup using iBackup viewer, in case that info helps. Thanks a lot in advance!

Golgochen avatar Apr 05 '21 00:04 Golgochen