First I used Binwalk and joint the raw output data to get the database.
After this I used offzip, which directly outputs the file.
"The page-map begins at byte offset 200 into the ZIPVFS database file. The page-map contains an 8-byte entry for each page in the users database. The entry consists of the following elements, each stored as big-endian integers:
Offset of compressed page image in file. 5 bytes (40 bits). "
So i looked at OVERALL.NDS at offset 200 + 5Byte and got "00 00 00 02 5D 02 EB 80"
25D = 605dec.
Copy of data from offset=605dec. to end of file Overall.NDS copied to new one.
Thats what it get when i use binwalk -e -X FILE and manually join the output files to one file.
ht*tps://w*ww.dropbox.com/s/a7ekyb4hca3zioo/raw%20output.rar?dl=0
Dont now if its the right way??? Also output data is very small....dont think its the right way.
After this I used offzip, which directly outputs the file.
"The page-map begins at byte offset 200 into the ZIPVFS database file. The page-map contains an 8-byte entry for each page in the users database. The entry consists of the following elements, each stored as big-endian integers:
Offset of compressed page image in file. 5 bytes (40 bits). "
So i looked at OVERALL.NDS at offset 200 + 5Byte and got "00 00 00 02 5D 02 EB 80"
25D = 605dec.
Copy of data from offset=605dec. to end of file Overall.NDS copied to new one.
Thats what it get when i use binwalk -e -X FILE and manually join the output files to one file.
ht*tps://w*ww.dropbox.com/s/a7ekyb4hca3zioo/raw%20output.rar?dl=0
Dont now if its the right way??? Also output data is very small....dont think its the right way.