Software-/App-List from Recovery? [answered]

Thank you very much. The link is interesting indeed but I'm insecure whether it'd work after a full backup using dd because the device doesn't boot in it's current state. I'd rather do a factory reset and get the software manually. Do you know how to get the android_storage which is mounted in /home/nemo/ during ordinary operation? When I mount home in recovery mode I don't get the android_storage and I wasn't able to find anything on that topic with google.

In case anybody else is searching for this: you can mount your rootfs in the recovery shell with: "mkdir /mnt/rootfs" and "mount /dev/mmcblk0p28 /mnt/rootfs" After this the android stuff is in the folder /mnt/rootfs/data

There is a .desktop file for each app, so that's a great way to get a list of all installed apps.
About the link, I didn't mean you should do a dd, just check which directories are worth backing up (like the app databases).
I don't use Android Support so I have no idea about any of that. If I understood you correctly, you already found the answer by yourself.
Do you have any other related questions, or shall the question be closed?

Yes I did. I hope I didn't forget anything. Sadly in my case factory reset doesn't work so I opened a ticket at jolla's. Although I now realize that the /data/ path is mentioned I found it on my own. Sadly the link and the link which is in one of the answeres of the pointed thread only describes a possibility for backing up from within normal operation not from within recovery where many of the paths are not mounted or linked to.

Oh and regarding the android apps. The list you can generate with "ls /usr/share/applications/ > applist" contains the installed android apps but with strange names (human readable but with a lot of unnecissary information). So your answer works perfect for my question. -> closing this