hi all. how to backup webos like with android clock recovery?
after entering to recovery webOs , i see big usb icon, how to create backup installed webOs?
tux-world said:
hi all. how to backup webos like with android clock recovery?
after entering to recovery webOs , i see big usb icon, how to create backup installed webOs?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
In webOS, go to launcher > settings > backup and follow the screen instructions.
Related
In Xperia Neo atm there is only the clockworkmod recovery not installable ("hot boot mode" as b1nary said ,see here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1183465)...
So my question is this:when I start clockwork mod with fastboot,in this situation can I do a Nandroid backup or is impossible/not available in this rom version?
Good question, would like to find this out as well.
Bump on my thread,I hope for an answer... is trange this is a very important question... no one wanna make nandroid backup on neo??
Backup/restore works well!
taaviu said:
Backup/restore works well!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
U had succesfully done nandroid backup with the clockwork mod rom in hot boot mode?Or u have installed (in some way) the recovery?
Otherwise,to access the recovery u have to use fastboot or u can start the recovery from your phone itself?
I hope u have understood me!
Used backup/restore from CWM, and only the ROM was restored, not any of the setings or apps. Does Nandroid store the complete system state, so apps don't need to be reinstalled and widgets will remain on the homescreen? Is it possible to store your full lay-out from everything?
Spent like 2 hours making new custom widgets in Widgetsoid and SiMi clock today after reflashing...
I have installed SuperNexus JB 4.1.1. published by Faryaab (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1810042)
I did wipe/factory reset data.
I have taken backup of all USER apps+data with Titanium backup.
when I opened Titanium backup, I got the message that your device's android ID has been changed!
What is the importance of this ID? I am having trouble with restoring apps using Titanium backup.
I can reinstall apps by going in to Titaniumbackup Folder in the sdcard and click on the file manually.
anyone ?
I tried searching about this on internet but couldn't find the right info.
any help ?
andoxj said:
I have installed SuperNexus JB 4.1.1. published by Faryaab (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1810042)
I did wipe/factory reset data.
I have taken backup of all USER apps+data with Titanium backup.
when I opened Titanium backup, I got the message that your device's android ID has been changed!
What is the importance of this ID? I am having trouble with restoring apps using Titanium backup.
I can reinstall apps by going in to Titaniumbackup Folder in the sdcard and click on the file manually.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
u can keep ur old id or can change to new id, its up to you as some developers use android id as a way to ensure you're you in some way that isn't as douchey as asking for your hardware id numbers like IMEI or MEID. It's also the way Google recommends to developers for determining who is who for whatever reason. It normally gets reset every time you flash a new ROM or go back to stock.
if u will change ur id ur phone will restart and ur device will have new id although u can keep ur old id too ... no issues there.
Ten Easy Steps for TiBu success:
1. Open TiBu.
2. Menu > Preferences > App processing mode > AUTO Direct (Should be this by default anyway)
3. Create your backup: Hit the Batch button to the top-right on your screen (the one with a checkmark). Hit “Backup all user apps” and click the green checkmark up top on the next screen. When getting ready for future wipes and ROM flashes, you are going to scroll down and just hit “Backup new user apps & newer app versions”, followed by “Redo backups for modified data”... This will update all those saved games and other info that has changed since the last time you backed it up. Do not backup or restore system data.
Note: While not required.. its a great idea to periodically move all of your backups to your computer for safekeeping. When connecting to your computer you will find a /TitaniumBackup directory on your internal storage. Go ahead and just copy the entire folder over to a safe spot on your computer, and update it from time to time. You never know when you that might come in handy!
4. TiBu now lets you backup and restore your call logs, SMS messages, and browser bookmarks (stock browser only).. How sweet is that?! On the main screen hit Menu > Backup data to XML and choose what you would like to backup if you please.
5. Now we're going to make an update.zip.. This is an awesome feature that gives you a file to flash after your ROM, so that when you boot up you will have TiBu already installed and ready to restore all your apps! Menu > Create "update.zip". The only thing you want to change here is under "Titanium Backup will be installed as:" Select "System application". You can change the name of the output file if you like, I just leave it as update.zip for simplicity. Hit your green checkmark up top and you are good to go.
TIP: Remember to create a new update.zip before your next ROM flash if TiBu has been updated at all since then.. which it probably has if its been a while, the developer updates things a lot!
6. Boot to recovery.. flash your ROM and Gapps (if needed). Now Mount the System, then install the TiBu update.zip we just created. Now... reboot.
7. Skip the initial device setup screen. This can be done by quickly tapping the top-left, top-right, bottom-right, and bottom-left corners of the screen in that order. Or you can just skip through everything without entering your Google account info.
8. Launch TiBu and do Batch > Restore missing apps with data. Now here's the important part.. hit Deselect all. Go through the list and manually select the apps you want to restore with data. You can do it safely for MOST user apps: games, utility apps, etc. But do NOT restore data to any Google apps, and try to avoid it for any apps which actively sync often or create accounts in your phone setup. Can you get away with some of these things sometimes? Maybe.. but just don't take the risk. Restoring any bad data you shouldn't could mean you'll have to re-wipe and start all over again. Once you're done selecting, hit the green checkmark to start the restore.
9. Now run through that last step again... This time after hitting Deselect all, hit App only. Now you can select the apps you are going to restore without data. You can do this for just about anything, including your google apps. Its the same as installing them normally.. TiBu will just do it for you in one quick batch job. Afterwards you can do a Menu > Restore data from XML and restore any the call logs and SMS data we backed up earlier as well.
10. Reboot. Go to Settings > Accounts > Add your Google account and set up your phone again. You can take it from here
After I boot from a clean flash I open TiBu and the first thing it does is ask if I want to restore the previous ID...
Great!
Thanks for the detailed description !
I haven't bought the PRO version of TiBu, so I will not be changing the device ID.
Previously, I haven't created the update.zip so I will not be able to restore my previous user app+data too from TiBu.
I should have copied the Titaniumbackup directory to my laptop
Though, I was able to restore SMS and most of my user apps from the TitanumBackup directory, by clicking on the files directly, except the Market links. When I open TiBu, some of the apps doesn't have the market link. But in the Google Play-> My apps, all of my installed apps appear in the "INSTALLED" list.
I'm trying to restore my phone backups using Titanium backup but, it's stuck (Revolving circle or at 0%)..
Any solution ??
CompuTechnoPro™ said:
I'm trying to restore my phone backups using Titanium backup but, it's stuck (Revolving circle or at 0%)..
Any solution ??
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hi
You may trying of restore from android 5 to 6, I managed to solve this by downgrade to android 5 > restore my titanium backup > and make full backup in .zip > and restore it via TWRP recovery after upgrading to android 6.
Hope it help
Bombo1 said:
Hi
You may trying of restore from android 5 to 6, I managed to solve this by downgrade to android 5 > restore my titanium backup > and make full backup in .zip > and restore it via TWRP recovery after upgrading to android 6.
Hope it help
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
My phone is running on Android 5.1.1 & Remix OS is also on 5.1.1 as well !! ?
CompuTechnoPro™ said:
My phone is running on Android 5.1.1 & Remix OS is also on 5.1.1 as well !!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
may be it is because different (phone and pc), try Helium - App Sync and Backup, may be you will get lucky
using TB lates version restore with no issue
I went from CM on Android 6 to Remix on Android 5. Same thing happened.
Sent from my SM-G900R4 using XDA-Developers mobile app
You need to uncheck "mount namespace separation" on SuperSU for Titanium to work on Remix OS.
darren1 said:
You need to uncheck "mount namespace separation" on SuperSU for Titanium to work on Remix OS.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have turned off, but still hangs when restoring some apps...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9305 using Tapatalk.
My config: RemixOS 3.0.207 in VirtualBox using INSTALL=1 with read/write system. I did not install SuperSU or update the su binary as it is already pre-rooted (but disabled by default so go enable it for apps).
Configure Titanium Backup > MENU > Preferences ... > * App processing mode (second to last at the bottom) > (*) INTERACTIVE (Classic Android installer).
If restore App+Data successfully installs the App, close it so the Data can be restored without the running App getting in the way.
If restore App+Data hangs, try installing the App from Play Store first, then use Ti Backup to restore DataOnly.
1. install swidt backup on old phone
2. Use swift backup to backup all data, media etc from those 3x apps
a. Titanium Backuo
b. Titanium Backup Add-on
c. Titanium backup Pro
3. Install swift backup on new phone and restore those 3x titanium backup apps
Working. Tested on android 12.
Problem was when i wanted to open TB on new phone it crush after opening, reinstall install and deleting data/app files was not working.
AirFlame said:
(...) Tested on android 12.
Problem was when i wanted to open TB on new phone it crush after opening, reinstall install and deleting data/app files was not working.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
In the description of the program it says that it supports android up to version 10. The work on the program ended on 2019-11-20.
ze7zez said:
In the description of the program it says that it supports android up to version 10. The work on the program ended on 2019-11-20.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I know but i Think titanium backup have best freez and unfreez/run widget
AirFlame said:
I know but i Think titanium backup have best freez and unfreez/run widget
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
For freezing and thawing try this application Ice Box.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catchingnow.icebox
I configure in my Nova Launcher that when I slide the icon that opens the app drawer upwards it opens Ice Box.
MALOW said:
For freezing and thawing try this application Ice Box.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catchingnow.icebox
I configure in my Nova Launcher that when I slide the icon that opens the app drawer upwards it opens Ice Box.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Icebox stinks china... Sorry i like open source projects
AirFlame said:
1. install swidt backup on old phone
2. Use swift backup to backup all data, media etc from those 3x apps
a. Titanium Backuo
b. Titanium Backup Add-on
c. Titanium backup Pro
3. Install swift backup on new phone and restore those 3x titanium backup apps
Working. Tested on android 12.
Problem was when i wanted to open TB on new phone it crush after opening, reinstall install and deleting data/app files was not working.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
This worked perfectly on A12 after trying everything else!!! Thanks!!!
Hello all,
after trying several roms at the moment, it bothers me more and more to install all the necessary apps again, set them up, log them in etc..
There is Titanium Backup etc. but I read that these have problems with Android 12/13. Is there an app that can help me here?
I imagine it like this: Install on existing system, select apps, then it will create a file with the apps, settings etc. In the new Rom, I install the app and say, please restore backup X. Then everything is there again as usual, without reconfiguration etc..
Thanks and greetings
Use ADB.
More info here:
Backup and restore Android Settings and Application through ADB
I would like to ask if it possible to backup and restore all Android Settings and applications through ADB. I tried: adb backup -all adb: unable to connect for backup It is not working, while all
android.stackexchange.com
mad2fast said:
Hello all,
after trying several roms at the moment, it bothers me more and more to install all the necessary apps again, set them up, log them in etc..
There is Titanium Backup etc. but I read that these have problems with Android 12/13. Is there an app that can help me here?
I imagine it like this: Install on existing system, select apps, then it will create a file with the apps, settings etc. In the new Rom, I install the app and say, please restore backup X. Then everything is there again as usual, without reconfiguration etc..
Thanks and greetings
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Migrate Backup - granted that you are rooted.
xXx yYy said:
Use ADB.
More info here:
Backup and restore Android Settings and Application through ADB
I would like to ask if it possible to backup and restore all Android Settings and applications through ADB. I tried: adb backup -all adb: unable to connect for backup It is not working, while all
android.stackexchange.com
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks I will try it
rodken said:
Migrate Backup - granted that you are rooted.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Phone is not rooted