Hi... I found this similar thread with my question. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1502853
This thread only tell using clockworkmod backup to the **same** galaxy Ace device. But now what I wanna do is " I'll use galaxy note 2 clockworkmod recovery backup to restore them in galaxy S4." it's **different** device and can I still do that? Any example of brick phone with this method?
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yeminswe said:
Hi... I found this similar thread with my question. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1502853
This thread only tell using clockworkmod backup to the **same** galaxy Ace device. But now what I wanna do is " I'll use galaxy note 2 clockworkmod recovery backup to restore them in galaxy S4." it's **different** device and can I still do that? Any example of brick phone with this method?
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Highly recommended Dont do this ,
It will Restore your previous phone EFS and you will lose the IMIE of your new device and will be in deep trouble.
OMG, I was right to post this question with a small doubt.. Thanks so much..
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yeminswe said:
OMG, I was right to post this question with a small doubt.. Thanks so much..
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Glad you posted the question here :good:
you're better off using titanium backup, and only restore user apps/data.
this way you only copy over the things that are safe to copy over.
For switch over device, titanium is best
Make full backup on old device
Restore 'missing application with dada' batch scenario in new device.
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I know that, but I thought it's safe because I backed up stock rom. Losing imei will be very terrible. It's ok now after all ... Thanks for all advices. ^_^
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"guys I wanna use this rom, but I'm not sure whether my phone can use it or not, here's my about phone, help me please?"
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1687854
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droidface said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1687854
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1st thing is ur phone rooted?
yes,it's rooted.
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droidface said:
yes,it's rooted.
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flash with cwm?if yes then u can use it....
How to install
Backup your apps by using Titanium Backup or similar (for call logs and you can use Call Logs Backup and Restore, and for SMS history u can use SMS Bagkup and Restore)
Use ClockworkMod v5.5.0.4 recovery
Do a full backup of your current ROM
Wipe cache/data/etc
Install Bagux_Project_ROM_v*.zip
Reboot and Enjoy!
Warning: Do not restore system apps' data!
help yourself by asking question in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1729204 not in the development thread. read this thread first please. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1495138
ganesh8586 said:
flash with cwm?if yes then u can use it....
How to install
Backup your apps by using Titanium Backup or similar (for call logs and you can use Call Logs Backup and Restore, and for SMS history u can use SMS Bagkup and Restore)
Use ClockworkMod v5.5.0.4 recovery
Do a full backup of your current ROM
Wipe cache/data/etc
Install Bagux_Project_ROM_v*.zip
Reboot and Enjoy!
Warning: Do not restore system apps' data!
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So,that rom is suitable for my GT-I8150?. thank you.
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hotheabilly said:
help yourself by asking question in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1729204 not in the development thread. read this thread first please. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1495138
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I'm sorry. i'm a beginner. i am using my friend id. thank you anyway.
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Okay, I used the toolkit to NANDROID backup, 3x 5 minutes apart to be safe. Now that I want to go back after flashing a rom that is force closing eafh restore is throwing an error from the beginning using CWM. Im wanting the stock kernel and rom.
I am aware this was probably user error, nevertheless I need a few pointers.
Thanks in advance,
CJ
First pointer post in the right section and answer use Odin to restore back to factory and possibly restart...
jtkknj said:
Okay, I used the toolkit to NANDROID backup, 3x 5 minutes apart to be safe. Now that I want to go back after flashing a rom that is force closing eafh restore is throwing an error from the beginning using CWM. Im wanting the stock kernel and rom.
I am aware this was probably user error, nevertheless I need a few pointers.
Thanks in advance,
CJ
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3×5 minutes ?
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3x 5 minutes apart... Makes sense to me. Any helpful insight?
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jtkknj said:
3x 5 minutes apart... Makes sense to me. Any helpful insight?
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3 what backups 5 minutes apart. IF so why you only need to make one at a time
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The title to my post is NANDROID ERROR.... And I clearly stated made 3 backups 5 minutes apart to be safe. You are making this entirely to difficult.
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The title to my post is NANDROID ERROR.... And I clearly stated made 3 backups 5 minutes apart to be safe. You are making this entirely to difficult.
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No dude you only made it more complicated by making 3 backups. If you want to be a butthole. Help yourself. Your doing so well so far
Edit: delete you backups install twrp and try again
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Delete my backups and try again? How will that work with NO Nandroid backups to restore from? This is like going into the tmo store for technical assistance.
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Delete my backups and try again? How will that work with NO Nandroid backups to restore from? This is like going into the tmo store for technical assistance.
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3 button combo power+home+vol. Down.... Odin stock rooted.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1975560
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Thanks. This is stock rom, kernel, but leaves CWM right?
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deeznutz1977 said:
If you want to be a butthole.
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*Wiggly finger*
No need for strong language, mate. Stay friendly.
jtkknj said:
Thanks. This is stock rom, kernel, but leaves CWM right?
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Yes, that is stock rom and CWM is optional. Follow OP instruction you be fine .
Edit: if you plan to flash custom rom , I recommend use CWM which easy way to do backup/ restore/ flash ...etc
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Thanks. This is stock rom, kernel, but leaves CWM right?
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Stock kernel no recovery, (use Twrp its better and easier to install)download goo. I'm from market . Then click settings install open recovery script..... self installs root recovery
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simplelife said:
Yes, that is stock rom and CWM is optional. Follow OP instruction you be fine .
Edit: if you plan to flash custom rom , I recommend use CWM which easy way to do backup/ restore/ flash ...etc
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You ever use twrp... you know twrp can backup your efs in recovery
If I helped or you like what I said thank me
deeznutz1977 said:
Stock kernel no recovery, (use Twrp its better and easier to install)download goo. I'm from market . Then click settings install open recovery script..... self installs root recovery
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You ever use twrp... you know twrp can backup your efs in recovery
If I helped or you like what I said thank me
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Yes, I use Twrp with N8013. But if I'm plan to flashing all time I use CWM which is very easy to use and if I want for warranty all I do restore to stock. Toolkit , Twrp ,CWM are same depend on your experience and your taste.
I flashed a 4.2 ROM, with updated recovery and i still lost all data. I know it's still there but my phone moved it somewhere. I remember seeing something about it, help me out?
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Wrong section bro
And about your data
It must be in data/media/0
But I'm not sure
Mod please lock this thread
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seriousia said:
Wrong section bro
Mod please lock this thread
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Yeah just realized that. Sorry.
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That happened because you didn't upgrade your recovery before wiping & stuff.
seriousia said:
Wrong section bro
And about your data
It must be in data/media/0
But I'm not sure
Mod please lock this thread
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You were right. Idk how to fix this though.
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That happened because you didn't upgrade your recovery before wiping & stuff.
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I did. I used the newest cwm touch. Is there a fix?
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collinjm01 said:
I did. I used the newest cwm touch. Is there a fix?
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Cwm touch recovery?? I think recommended is twrp recovery .thats what i did and everything is fine .
yeah flash twrp cwm seems to be giving ppl issues..
Just in case: my internal memory SDcard data recovery post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34185439
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Lemme explain what happened. I
backed up my ROM in ROM manager.
So I installed newest cwr touch, placed the files on the SD card like always, I booted into recovery, factory reset data/cache...etc. I went to " install from zip" it's empty. I went to back ups, nothing. Do I was stuck in recovery. Put phone into bootloader (Im drawing a blank on what it's called), installed newest TWRP, booted into recovery. It found the zip, installed it and all was good. But now I wanna go back to my previous ROM to do titanium backup. I bought a jetpack joyride perk and when I installed it on the new ROM its saying I have to buy it. Do I was gonna restore data on it. Problem is, cwr won't recognize my backups.
Thanks in advance.
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I don't want to sound like a jerk when I say this... But if something is at least somewhat important to you, it would probably be a good idea to back it up on your computer or whatever. It'd better safe than sorry, plus it's really easy to backup the entire SD with:
$adb pull /sdcard /backup-folder-on-computer
^ Linux command, windows will have a different path
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I avoid cmd and Linux command if possible. And it's not gone, it's just placed somewhere else. A Nandroid is all I need usually.
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okay, so If i make a nandroid backup I know what things it saves.
I just wanted to make sure, when it restores applications, does it restore the downloaded ones from the android store? like temple run and such?
ALSO when i perform a restore, Does it automatically flash the old rom with data or must I first flash the rom of the backup and then preform the restore?
THANKS
It restores your phone to the exact same way it was when you made the backup. All you have to do is reboot after restoring and it will be exactly the same as before the backup.
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It restores your phone to the exact same way it was when you made the backup. All you have to do is reboot after restoring and it will be exactly the same as before the backup.
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Except modem and kernel
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Except modem and kernel
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That's where TWRP wins
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Except modem and kernel
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Since when does CWM not restore kernel? Lol. If it didn't restore the kernel, going from TW to AOSP (or vice versa) wouldn't boot
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Im currently using Philz recovery and while doing a periodic backup, i think i saw efs while data was being backed up. So does the nandroid backup , backs up the device's efs?
I know for sure twrp does. So i puppose cwm should too.
Hope it helps.
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mariosraptor said:
I know for sure twrp does. So i puppose cwm should too.
Hope it helps.
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Thanx for the reply.
One more question I had . Is it possible to restore someone else CWM backup?
Yes it is. But if it really backs up efs. That is totally not recommended.
You can restore
System, data, cache, boot, and recovery.
Those are safe.
But if you want his apps for example then just data is enough.
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mariosraptor said:
Yes it is. But if it really backs up efs. That is totally not recommended.
You can restore
System, data, cache, boot, and recovery.
Those are safe.
But if you want his apps for example then just data is enough.
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Before restoring a backup,CWM checks for md5 hash. What is that?
It is fir the integrity of the backup.
In case it is corrupted.
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mariosraptor said:
It is fir the integrity of the backup.
In case it is corrupted.
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So there will be no conflict with md5 hash if I restore someone else backup?
And a silly question, how would the integrity of the backup deteriorate? :?
It can break during transfer an other instances. That is why it checks it.
https://www.google.gr/search?redir_...1358026677514&q=how does a file get corrupted
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mariosraptor said:
It can break during transfer an other instances. That is why it checks it.
https://www.google.gr/search?redir_...1358026677514&q=how does a file get corrupted
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Thanx mate for the replies. Im out of "Thanks" for today so will thank you at the earliest :good:
No sweat. Glad I helped
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