Dumb twrp question - AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II

So I realized when I wipe data before a flash my internal stuff is wiped. Specifically my download folder. On my infuse when I did fill wiped my internal was still ok.i dont use an external card. Whats going on lol.
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I think it is supposed to, why do you not have an extra sd? Even if you just bought a small one for a few bucks you could save your downloads and backups to external.
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Your internal nor external memory should not be touched during a wipe unless you have those options checked. Check to see which partitions are being wiped BEFORE you begin the wipe process.
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Idk im confused now
In twrp it still shows all my files in download folder.but using root explorer they aren't there. Hmm
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Nevermind. I forgot aosp creats another partition. My bad.
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Lol

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How to avoid losing media from CWM wipe

I'm sorry if this has already been answered but I would like someone to lay out to me exactly what doing a data wipe with CWM will delete. Will it erase the entire internal SD card or only certain portions or what? I have found various other answered pertaining to this question but none are directly about the Galaxy Nexus. I want to make sure that I won't lose the 25 gigs of music that I just transferred on here from my old SD card. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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it won't touch the virtual sdcard
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Wiping from CWM will not wipe /data/media (i.e. your internel SD) if your on the latest version of CWM. It has been provisioned to be aware of that directory.
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OK thank you so much. Got the latest cwm so I should be good. I do have all my stuff backed up but it takes so long to transfer all of it.
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Super Wipe

I would grately appreciate if any Dev can make a flashable zip, like the one Darkside made for the s2
Or I'm wondering if I can still use the darkside one, b4 I flash a new ROM on my S3?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31278065
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Already done!
Check the OP of wildchlds XquiziT xD thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1875923
I wouldn't use one from a differnt phone, just to be safe.
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Thanks guys I was looking for this a long time.
DocHoliday77 said:
Already done!
Check the OP of wildchlds XquiziT xD thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1875923
I wouldn't use one from a differnt phone, just to be safe.
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I read the OP but it says its gonna wipe my internal SD card, such as data and media.
I got a bunch of movies on my Int. SD card, so do I have to move them to my SD card?
That or back them up to a pc. Superwipe wipes everything but external sd.
Sounds like you are looking for something more like the factory reset through cwm or twrp.
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DocHoliday77 said:
That or back them up to a pc. Superwipe wipes everything but external sd.
Sounds like you are looking for something more like the factory reset through cwm or twrp.
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I had the s2 but I always used the script from darkside, it didn't touch my SD card even the internal.
If u got time check it out and you'll see what I'm looking for.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1487706
Just go into cwr and mounts and storage and format system, data, and cache.
It will accomplish the same thing
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Odex rom and internal storage

I flashed xylon maguro 0082 odexed and it messed up my internal storage. Scrutineers I flash it created a new storage files. Thought I new what I was doing but clearly I don't. So now I go to storage/o for times to find my internals. Please help. Don't know how to correct. Hope this is the right forum.
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The directory structure has changed as of Jelly Bean 4.2.
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Is any way how to change it back? Can I revert back to stock 4.0.4 and fix it that way? Thanks for the reply.
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I guess it has to do with 4.2 using symbolic links and 4.1.2 using hard links.
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fire6water said:
I flashed xylon maguro 0082 odexed and it messed up my internal storage. Scrutineers I flash it created a new storage files. Thought I new what I was doing but clearly I don't. So now I go to storage/o for times to find my internals. Please help. Don't know how to correct. Hope this is the right forum.
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Thesingle 0 stucture is rhe new file structure. If you're getting multiple nested 0 folders you need to update your custom recovery to prevent that from happening again.
If done properly, you should one and only one 0 folder. Best bet is to: pull all the files from your sdcard, get the latest recovery version, delete your nested 0 folders, then restore your sdcard data.
Easiest way overall: update recovery, backup sdcard, format internal storage, reboot, restore sdcard.
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Thanks. I appreciate it. Will do and let you know how's it goes.
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Used stick mount backed up and cwm 6.0.1.5 updated, formatted and restored. Now what rom to flash. !
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Clean wipe phone while rooted?

Hi.I'm selling my S3 tomorrow as a rooted device. how do I delete everything , that is files ,folders, pics with still maintaining root ?
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Go into recovery do a factory reset and wipe the internal sd card too.
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wouldnt that wipe the system files too?
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wouldnt that wipe the system files too?
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I would think so, yes
Format system deletes system files
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So formatting sd card in cwm will retain the rom and the superuser?
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Yes it'll be fine
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Crazy storage downgrade help

So I'm trying to install aosp..and my storage gets all messed up after. Something to do with different partitions. It says its empty but all I have is 2 gigs available.
I fix it by flashing a tw ROM then my storage shows up again and I can flash a nandroid.
How do I flash aosp without my storage becoming invisible? This has never happened before when I flashed aosp. My usual method to downgrade is flash a tw ROM then the restore SD card file. Idk what to do lol
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I've always just moved the "0" folder contents back to internal storage after going back to TW...then deleting the duplicates...
After that I delete the "0" folder...then the legacy and obb folders...
Back to normal after that...
Your lost space issue is unique...and I've never seen that happen on my device before...g
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Yeah I do the same as well.
But starting yesterday when I flash aosp..my internal disappears. Maybe I'll odin
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eZdubzitmk4 said:
Yeah I do the same as well.
But starting yesterday when I flash aosp..my internal disappears. Maybe I'll odin
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Odin....g
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