LiME From their site: "LiME is a Loadable Kernel Module (LKM), which allows the acquisition of volatile memory from Linux and Linux-based devices, such as those powered by Android." I tried to follow the instructions for LiME from youtube video, and extract memory from my SE Xperia 8, but I ran on some errors and failed. Here is what I did. Phone has to be rooted and have debugging mode enabled. LiME also requires Java JDK 6 or 7, Android SDK and arme-eabi tool (I downloaded ARM eCross EABI Toolchain for Linux). Then, the source of the kernel running on the phone we want to examine is necessary. Thats because LiME is a kernel module and it has to be compiled for the kernel running on the mobile phone in order to be possible to insert and run it. I lost some time until I found mine here, but that is the site only for Xperia phones. You need to download and unpack it. There should be a kernel directory which will be used later. You have to add ...