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Can I rename nandroid backups

They are starting to add up and it is hard to keep them straight
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Cant you go to the nandroid dir on your SD card and rename the file? Sorry I cant remember if that was nandroid or not...

LearnIIBurn said:
Cant you go to the nandroid dir on your SD card and rename the file? Sorry I cant remember if that was nandroid or not...
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That is what I figure. Just wanted to know if it would mess up the backup or anything.
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I have and it doesn't cause any issues

Yes you can, white space can cause issues of course.
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Trouble with titanium backup

I have rooted with paranoid android 2.57 utacka, and when ever I take a backup of my apps in titanium backup..... Nothing will be shown in restore menu..... So my first rooting went tragic..... I need help... So that next time I change my rom, all my backup are restored.
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can you attach screenshot of backup/Restore page of titanium backup?
and have you check size of titanium backup folder?

Sir I also had taken a backup from Cwm recovery mode however as soon as I went to paranoid the restoration process showed no files present there.
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You don't have any backup on device
Have you wiped device?
I think you have lost all backup when you have factory reset
It is advisable to make backup storage on ext sd card
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raghavkoirala said:
I have rooted with paranoid android 2.57 utacka, and when ever I take a backup of my apps in titanium backup..... Nothing will be shown in restore menu..... So my first rooting went tragic..... I need help... So that next time I change my rom, all my backup are restored.
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Go to preference and then go backup location. Then click on detect and search whole device. Once located just Click on it and it will show up on the restore menu.. If you backed up on your external memory or internal memory without formatting it during the installation then it should be there.
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dude set the backed up folder manually :cyclops:

This time I have manually backed up. I flashed new rom.... And all my apps are back as before.... Thank you
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[Q] cannot mount internal sdcard

Hi, I have finally just rooted my note 2 and I was trying to flash Jedi X but everytime I'm in download mode it says that is cannot mount the internal sdcard. This probably has an easy solution but idk it since I'm a noob so can someone help me out please?

You need to be in recovery to flash roms not download mode

thats what I ment sry.

What steps did you take before you got that error?
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All I did was root using odin than download jedi onto my device then I booted into recovery mode and it gave me the error when I tried to install

Did you ever boot the phone after you rooted it? And you should really make a nandroid before you flash any roms
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I did boot it and what is a nandroid?

Kreateablaze said:
Did you ever boot the phone after you rooted it? And you should really make a nandroid before you flash any roms
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after a quick google search I found out what it is and I dont need a backup for my device. I dont care if I lose my data

imaoreotwe said:
after a quick google search I found out what it is and I dont need a backup for my device. I dont care if I lose my data
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Its not just saving the data. You really should keep a backup of your devices stock firmware and a nandroid will do that for you

ahh ok but what can I do now to fix my current problam

lol I think I figured it out. My phone was encrypted which did not allow cwm to access my drives.

Edit:...solved

Problem.. there is enough space in my scard still not able to install any app.?

Need help..!!:banghead::banghead:
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[QUOTE shul;45067978]Need help..!!:banghead::banghead:
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Which ROM u r in? R u sure u swapped default write disk and app install ?

4.2.2 yes bro it happened before also with whatsapp and I have 399MB left
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yashul said:
4.2.2 yes bro it happened before also with whatsapp and I have 399MB left
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Make sure again ur preferred install location is ext sd card...Try formatting the card ..Still doesnt work try with a different memory card..May be the sd card is corrupted..

On formating it will work but some of them say that main cause is rooting...
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Same problem happened for me too
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On formating it will work but some of them say that main cause is rooting...
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Not because of rooting. Of-course, this can be resolved only by root option. The same problem happened to me 2 or 3 times while i install it manually from SD-card (App downloaded from other website and not from playstore).
Follow steps for installing manually from SD-card
You need
ES File Explorer
Rooted Phone
First Open ES File Explorer
On the left Tab you will see Tools
Click Root Explorer
Click One Key Install
Navigate to location of the APK file
Just click the file
***Grant permission from Super User ****
This worked for me. If it works for you too. Press Thanks :fingers-crossed:​

yashul said:
On formating it will work but some of them say that main cause is rooting...
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Yes as Vasanth says rooting wud never give problems..it should be SD card problem or ROM specific...did formatting the card help? also u could try reflashing the ROM

I have about 399MB space but still no app gets install
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I got a solution without loss of data...
1. U need a rooted device
2. U need cwm
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steps:-
1. Go to cwm
2. Clear also cache and dalvik cache
3. Go to backup
4. Create a backup
5. After you created clear all data
6. Reboot
7. After all settings
8. Then go to cwm and restore ur backup
9. Clear cache and u r done..
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and always keep ur auto updation off and unkown sources also..
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plz hit thanks if ot helped u

How to remove backed up roms

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Im using cwm recovery and I have 4 roms backed up and I want to delete them.I looked in the files folder and I couldn't find the roms on my device or sd card.I can only find the roms is when I boot into recovery and go to backup and restore but theres no way to delete the roms in recovery. I would greatly appreciate it if you could explain the process on deleting my backed up romd. Thanks
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xda23 said:
Im using cwm recovery and I have 4 roms backed up and I want to delete them.I looked in the files folder and I couldn't find the roms on my device or sd card.I can only find the roms is when I boot into recovery and go to backup and restore but theres no way to delete the roms in recovery. I would greatly appreciate it if you could explain the process on deleting my backed up romd. Thanks
If you are using ROM manager then Open the app ->click on Manage and Restore Back up -> Click on the back up you want to delete -> it'll give you option to delete.
Hit the thanks button if I helped you
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xda23 said:
Im using cwm recovery and I have 4 roms backed up and I want to delete them.I looked in the files folder and I couldn't find the roms on my device or sd card.I can only find the roms is when I boot into recovery and go to backup and restore but theres no way to delete the roms in recovery. I would greatly appreciate it if you could explain the process on deleting my backed up romd. Thanks
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Yes get root explorer and go to the stored files and delete them or you can use es file explorer its a bit more friendly to navigate. Hope this helps.

Yeah like already mentioned, ROM Manager is the easiest way to manage your CWM backup files. You could also go into settings and switch backup location to extSD Card.
For those without ROM Manager, look in mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup
You'll need a file explorer that can access root files.

xda23 said:
Im using cwm recovery and I have 4 roms backed up and I want to delete them.I looked in the files folder and I couldn't find the roms on my device or sd card.I can only find the roms is when I boot into recovery and go to backup and restore but theres no way to delete the roms in recovery. I would greatly appreciate it if you could explain the process on deleting my backed up romd. Thanks
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In addition to the above suggestions, DiskUsage (available on play store) also makes it easy to see and delete nandroids. I also use ROM Manager for some of my nandroid management but after it caused me a bootloop recently while flashing a ROM I am reducing my dependency on that particular app.
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