How do I delete nand buckups? (noob question)
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nyamd20 said:
How do I delete nand buckups? (noob question)
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Assuming you're saving your backups to your external sd card, there will be a folder there called clockworkmod. go in there and then backup. Each folder there is a separate nandroid, just delete the folders of the ones you don't want.
nyamd20 said:
How do I delete nand buckups? (noob question)
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You can use root explorer and find the folder clockwork mod inside sd card or external sd card folder. It should be under the backup folder inside clockwork folder. Delete From there.
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Root explorer > sd card/external sd card> clockworkmod> backup. Delete from there.
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unlvmike said:
You can use root explorer and find the folder clockwork mod inside sd card or external sd card folder. It should be under the backup folder inside clockwork folder. Delete From there.
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Root explorer > sd card/external sd card> clockworkmod> backup. Delete from there.
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Thanks worked
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How do I delete multiply saves from my sd card?
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bslim11 said:
How do I delete multiply saves from my sd card?
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ok I think your asking is "How do I delete multiple Nandroid backups from my sd card?"
If so, goto the nandroid folder of your sd card. Inside there you will see all the backups listed and named by date. Hope that answers your question.
blakeboys said:
ok I think your asking is "How do I delete multiple Nandroid backups from my sd card?"
If so, goto the nandroid folder of your sd card. Inside there you will see all the backups listed and named by date. Hope that answers your question.
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As he said, except just do it in a file manager; astro, es file manager, ect, the navigate to your nandroid file folder.
Thank you so much, it really helps.
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I was just browsing my sd card and noticed something...before rooting I used apps to sd from the market...after rooting I started using dt a2sd. If I use root explorer and navigate to system/sd/apps I see all my apps that dta2sd moved... If I browse the root of my sd card I see folders for each app I have downloaded from the market. Are these folders from issuing apps2sd from market or dta2sd? Ate these folders using duplicate space? Is it safe to delete these folders? I'm not hurting for space just want to know. If it matters I am using Energy sense3.5 Rom with anthrax kernel.
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dbenney said:
I was just browsing my sd card and noticed something...before rooting I used apps to sd from the market...after rooting I started using dt a2sd. If I use root explorer and navigate to system/sd/apps I see all my apps that dta2sd moved... If I browse the root of my sd card I see folders for each app I have downloaded from the market. Are these folders from issuing apps2sd from market or dta2sd? Ate these folders using duplicate space? Is it safe to delete these folders? I'm not hurting for space just want to know. If it matters I am using Energy sense3.5 Rom with anthrax kernel.
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I would monitor these folders on your sd card,next time you modify an app,look in both folders to see which one changes or adds to the folder.
I just installed an app that iv never downloaded before to test it out and the folder was added to system/sd/apps... I then backed up the app via tibackup and ran it to create saved data and still no folder referencing the app on the root of the sd card. so does that mean it should be safe to delete the folders located on the root of the sd card?
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Just looked into this some more...the apps in the system/sd/apps folder are just the apk... So should I assume that that is just the installer and the folder that shows up on the root of the sd card is the data that is used by the app?
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Does anyone know how I make all my downloads go to the root of my SD card and not internal storage?
Open your browser go to settings and change the default storage from phone to sd card
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jonapunk said:
Open your browser go to settings and change the default storage from phone to sd card
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On AOKP using the AOSP browser, there is no option in any of the settings menus.
Use Directory Bind to bind the download folder to the root of the SD card.
jackwrabbit said:
Use Directory Bind to bind the download folder to the root of the SD card.
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Directory bind doesn't actually change the location it just creates a shortcut to it. The moment directory bind is shut of or if the card is removed the files well no longer be accessible from the sdcard.
jackwrabbit said:
Use Directory Bind to bind the download folder to the root of the SD card.
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Using this method, you might as well move the files from internal to external using a file manager. More effective than using temporary mapping.
Opera Mobile will ask which directory prior to downloading the file.
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Use down load all files from store..
Bobby O's Epic Touch..
Hi,
I have Galaxy Note 2 N7100, I have a folder name Music that I'd created on my SD card.
I don't know why, but suddenly the files have deleted.
more than this, when i open this folder on my computer, it's empty, and when i add the file again to SD card, i see them double!
please, can anyone help me, how to keep my file alive ????
Thank u,
Arie.
Try to format SD card? Make sure backup all the data...
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takumibunta said:
Try to format SD card? Make sure backup all the data...
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before i format my SD card, i want to be clear, that other files, like movies, pdf, etc.
doesn't disappear.
just music files.
Wtf format will delete all the data ofc.
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UtkarshGupta said:
Wtf format will delete all the data ofc.
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The problem still exist
I had the same problem happen with the Nexus 4 I had. Wonder if it could be something to do with the update? So far no problem with my Note 2.
I recently had to factory restore my M8 due to it constantly rebooting. After my factory restore, I can no longer move files (pictures and videos) to the external SD card. I had the ability to do that prior. I also lost the ability to transfer files from my internal SD to my computer. Can anyone help? . The transfers just hang and then fail. I am stock. No root. I should also note that I tried reformatting the SD card. I moved all the pictures and videos to the internal storage so I wouldn't lose them and could not move them back after reformatting.
You can only do it with root
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EddyOS said:
You can only do it with root
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I've never been rooted and I did it before
Anyone?
Have you tried to move files to another computer?
Give more information. How are you trying to move files to your externalSD? Using your computer or using a file explorer.
You shouldn't be able to write files to your external Sd because of Kitkat's new permissions.
There is a workaround if you have root