After Flashing with custom Rom 7.0 my twrp backup files are encrypted and using my phone space.
How to delete that files? Can anyone help please? :crying:
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Hello I going to return to stock rom but I have one question about Nandroid backup.
I have a backup from CWM Recovery and I now using TWRP recovery can I still restore the backup? if so where about do I copy the backup to on the sd card?
Thanks
shankly1985 said:
Hello I going to return to stock rom but I have one question about Nandroid backup.
I have a backup from CWM Recovery and I now using TWRP recovery can I still restore the backup? if so where about do I copy the backup to on the sd card?
Thanks
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you need to flash cwm recovery first and do a full wipe. I think the backup folder is clockworkmod/backup/"date". I find it easier to just wipe then do a backup, even though is nothing on your phone, and this will give you the file structure you need. then go to the "backup/date" folder and delete the contents and replace them with your saved backup and flash it. and dont forget to flash the boot.img from your backup too
Hi all,
I need to recover some information from my phone from before I flashed a new ROM, and wondering what's the easiest way about it based on the scenario given below;
I was running a rooted stock ROM (LB) with TWRP. I used titanium to batch backup my apps ( but seem to have overlooked my notepad app which had info in it that I now need.)
I installed resurrection remix which comes with CWM so can't just do a new nandroid, then restore the old one to get the info, then re-restore the newer backup.
Is there a way to extract the info direct from my twrp backup on my SD/ laptop or do I need to/is it possible to flash TWRP to replace CWM and keep the rest of the ROM as-is?
TIA
If you are just recovering a file, and not restoring the backup itself, try using nandroid manager. I can extract a file from my nandroid backup (created by cwm). I never tried it with twrp nandroid backup though.
Other option is to try to flash the Dual Recovery on your phone.
Then you have TWRP and CWM on your phone.
-> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606
Hi all,
I deleted the internal storage on my phone, and cant seem to flash a stock image using oden. I get a write protection error. I have custom recovery, and I am able to flash a few of the roms out there but not all. My main issue is I can not get a GPS signal lock using any rom. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Do you have a nandroid backup from your custom recovery that includes the EFS and Modem backed up from current update? Example: OG5.
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Unfortunately I do not have a nandroid backup, it also got deleted.
I was getting a auth error using oden because I was downgrading. Flashing the latest samsung image resolved the issue for me.
Which Twrp I use For EFS backup.. ?
Help me.. Some One say Than new Twrp Have Efs backup Problem
And some one suggest Use 3.0.2-0
? Plz Explain It some one... Thanks
Nilshalok said:
Which Twrp I use For EFS backup..
Help me.. Some One say Than new Twrp Have Efs backup Problem
And some one suggest Use 3.0.2-0
Plz Explain It some one... Thanks
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Hello @Nilshalok,
use the GUIDE from the official OnePlus Forum for backing up your EFS without TWRP.
use oficial twrp from here https://dl.twrp.me/oneplus3/. i used this for the first backup of efs,and then,the most important thing i restored my efs when i lost it.
I Have a question about nandroid backups in general. I have an old backup of the pixelrom 3.1.1(Which was a 7.0 or something) and i am currently on pixelrom 6.0(7.1.1) if needed can i flash that nandroid backup safely or will i have to fastboot flash the bootloader, etc.. ? Can someone please answer?
Thank you
Ta3hi said:
I Have a question about nandroid backups in general. I have an old backup of the pixelrom 3.1.1(Which was a 7.0 or something) and i am currently on pixelrom 6.0(7.1.1) if needed can i flash that nandroid backup safely or will i have to fastboot flash the bootloader, etc.. ? Can someone please answer?
Thank you
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You need to flash the vendor.img that matches your OS base whenever you move between Google security updates. Flash that image before booting. Everything else can be left alone.
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