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[Q] Where is my nandroid stored? [Solved]

Hi, rather basic question here. But I have CWM 6.0.4.3 recovery and I make an occasional nandroid backups with it. But I couldn't seem to locate where these backups are stored and how to clean them out.
Everything usually goes to the "SD" card at /storage/emulated/0. But I looked under "clockworkmod", "Android", etc. Could not find where these backups are hidden. CWM does not have the option to delete these backups so eventually I just end up with alot and I worry about running out of space whereever its being stored.
Edit: Solved. Its in data/media/clockworkmod/backup, but need a root file manager to see browse to that directory.
Try this to locate it
Data/media/clockworkmod/backup
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You can also delete them from recovery
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I have nothing under the /storage/emulated/0/data folder.
Couldn't find it even with the DiskUsage app.
In CWM recover, its supposed to be under /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup, but I cannot find that directory at all.
It doesnt save them to the SD Card. As mentioned above, starting from the root directory, look in data/media/clockworkmod/backup.
"/data" is empty for me.
But I know that I have at least 3-4 nandroid backups in there and I've even restored too. So I know that they do exist.
orangecream said:
"/data" is empty for me.
But I know that I have at least 3-4 nandroid backups in there and I've even restored too. So I know that they do exist.
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What version of Android are you running?
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And you should have stuff in the data folder wether you have backups or not. There should be system files in there as well. I have a feeling you are looking in the wrong data folder.
So I'm running android 4.3.1 (vanir).
Little confused, there are 2 "data" directories:
/data is empty
/storage/emulated/0/data has 2 folders: colornote and TitaniumBackup. But even in this folder, there really isn't much, the titaniumbackup folder is also empty.
Can you post a screenshot of the directory you are looking in? The data folder you say is empty. It should have a lot of system folders in there. You saying its empty is confusing.
tshelby73 said:
You can also delete them from recovery
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+1, the Delete option should be under Backup & Restore in CWM.
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You may need a root browser to see the files
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Screenshots posted of the 2 directories in question.
I did find the delete backup option in CWM so thanks for that. But I was also hoping to be able copy off these backups to a safe location on my desktop.
orangecream said:
Screenshots posted of the 2 directories in question.
I did find the delete backup option in CWM so thanks for that. But I was also hoping to be able copy off these backups to a safe location on my desktop.
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use a root file browser..solid explorer the best
Thanks, this is solved, I just needed a root browser. Thanks for the tip on solid explorer andQlimax. Good app.
I use root explorer it's paid works great. Es has a free one if you don't mind adds
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