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I don't know about the latest firmwares, but the older ones all had a similar partition layout that was visible when you ran fdisk on the storage device. If it is changed on your device, then my older comment doesn't apply anymore. I am a bit surprised if that's true, though, because firmware updates used to wipe out the static partitions but left the dynamic partitions with the user data (mounted under /mnt/secure and /mnt/ext1) alone. Perhaps the device location changed in newer versions? Maybe /dev/mmcblk? You should run the "mount" command to see which partitions or files are being used and where the mount points are.
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