When you boot an iPhone XR into a ramdisk state, the phone does not load the user data partition or the standard lock screen protections from the physical NAND flash storage. Instead, it runs entirely out of the temporary RAM, giving you a sandboxed environment to interact with the physical storage via a computer terminal or specialized software. The A12 Bionic and Ramdisk Compatibility
The iPhone XR features an advanced SEP that manages cryptographic keys, passcode validation, and biometric data. Even if a custom ramdisk is successfully booted, user data remains strictly encrypted via hardware-bound keys that cannot be extracted without the user's correct passcode. Why Use an iPhone XR Ramdisk? iphone xr ramdisk
In the context of the Go to product viewer dialog for this item. When you boot an iPhone XR into a
mount_apfs /dev/disk0s1s1 /mnt1 (Mounts the System partition) Even if a custom ramdisk is successfully booted,