[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsanotaku:
[MENTION=5755045]nashsx[/MENTION], I fully understand your concern in regards of sensitive data recovery from internal SD partition. However you need to be more specific with all of the tools and Roms you did use whenever you ask for accurate assistance .

Nevertheless I am going to explain all of the errors and possible symptoms you might encounter during CWM flashing to Kernel procedure .

First , You need to comprehend that for your device's ( known as CooperVe) safety we need to use compatible temporary CWM flash able zip file or CWM comes with kernel . The latter is not recommended though for many reasons I would not engage at the moment ( files could be found here or here for instance,,,OR any official sticky topic )

As for kernel Let me be clear : We do not flash custom kernel on top of stock firmware for s5830i/C/M/5839i devices under any circumstances. This is a correct order >>

Stock Firmware >Custom Rom based on stock kernel > Custom kernel

Alternative : flash Custom Rom comes with custom Kernel , and there are so many wiping and formatting process will be involved in between flashing I would not go into more details .

Basically we are obtaining an exclusive right to use Mods/Scripts/Tweaks : performance , battery ,, etc etc at boot time , by activating our init.d support with the help of custom kernels and much more stuff we can perform after flashing. ( Well established name you requested : Rafael.Baugis ; ThunderKernel ; CyanogenMod 7.2 Specific BASIC Kernel ; Hells Fusion )

Now a little educational standard internal memory partitions one- on-one :

/boot

/system

/recovery

/data

/cache

/misc

SD card partitions :

/sdcard

/sd-ext

/data or User data , is the part in question you are trying to access via recovery , which is not an option anymore sadly.

This is where your contacts, messages, settings and apps that you have installed go. Wiping this partition over Odin with the help of wipe - flash able 3 parts package made by splitfus2 app( and other options ticked : re-partition and pit & boot loader selected ) for example ;essentially performs a factory reset on your device; restoring it to the way it was when you first booted it.

We only have 2 options ( if you can call it an option at all in reality ) for recovery procedure , since you don't have access to either of stock e3 / CWM recovery consoles .

1.Normally During boot loop ADB won't work, but we can give it a try ( ADB debugging option must be ticked inside Developer settings inside your Android OS ; platform-tools is required or any GUI based app such as Droid manger will do .

2. Flashing only one part file ( xxx.tar.md5) Over Odin3.v3.07.Cooperve ; you may pick your file from here < registration is required >. Proper drivers installed inside your PC; Put the file into PDA part and do not touch anything else ( Factory reset and Re-partition not selected, Reboot option is OK though ) > click start. ( Do not remove USB cable till the process being terminated and take a complete screen shot of Odin log file entries for me.

This method does not wipe the partition in question., but there is a strong possibility you can not bypass the initial boot loop to get into the OS though.