is full wipe like that?
1.Wipe Data/Factory
2.Wipe Cache
3.Wipe Dalvik Cache
4.Format System
5.Format Preload
yes
Glebun said:
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what exactly consists of a full wipe? i learned originally to wipe data/factory reset and cache but alot of roms have special ways to install their roms like also wiping dalvik cache and stuff. so what exactly consists a full wipe?
A full wipe would be clearing dalvik cache, cache partition & data/factory reset.
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What is Mount System, Wipe Data & Clear Delvik Cache we can see on CWM Recovery?
What happens if I Wipe Data, Clear Delvik Cache & Mount System?
Thanks in Advance.
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arifkpi said:
What is Mount System, Wipe Data & Clear Delvik Cache we can see on CWM Recovery?
What happens if I Wipe Data, Clear Delvik Cache & Mount System?
Thanks in Advance.
Sorry for my Bad English.
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Wipe Data means all your user data will be deleted, so the /data partition will be wiped.
Wipe Dalvik cache is wiping the dalvik cache
Okay in the dalvik cache is saved, where the program data is located. You can compare it to the MFT (Master File Table) in Windows
Mount system is if you have unmounted system first, to mount it again. Don't know when/why you should unmount system first. Maybe during an installation on sdcard and you don't wanna damage /system? Don't know...
If something is wrong please correct me
mihahn said:
Wipe Data means all your user data will be deleted, so the /data partition will be wiped.
Wipe Dalvik cache is wiping the dalvik cache
Okay in the dalvik cache is saved, where the program data is located. You can compare it to the MFT (Master File Table) in Windows
Mount system is if you have unmounted system first, to mount it again. Don't know when/why you should unmount system first. Maybe during an installation on sdcard and you don't wanna damage /system? Don't know...
If something is wrong please correct me
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Thanks
I am a Noob that so why I have a lot of question
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arifkpi said:
Thanks
I am a Noob that so why I have a lot of question
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Just ask, here are many members who like to help you
All those things are recommended to do when you install a custom Rom. Or when your phone is not working well. Otherwise its not necessary doing that
Why you want to start a thread about this? Just google it friend. You'll understand more!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1568792
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So many answers but what is now an real Full Wipe?
As per my knowledge,
Full Wipe means, cleaning the old ROM information in the mobile.
If you want to know the process for Full wipe, you can check it here.
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Hereticnine.
Wipe data/factory reset
Wipe cache
Mounts and storage:
Format System
Format Data
Format Cache
Advanced:
Wipe Dalvik cache
Wipe battery stats
Fix permissions
Flash something
That's what I normally do with a full wipe
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napels said:
So many answers but what is now an real Full Wipe?
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Just reboot into recovery (custom kernel not stock recovery) and use the Wipe data/factory reset option. You can also do extra wipes like described above if yo wish but in most cases just the wipe data/factory reset will suffice.
I wan't to wipe cach dalvick system and memory storage, i know that i will lose all my data, but i wan't to know if i will lose twrp too ?
No body know ?
nope...your twrp will keep even if you do fty reset and wiping system, cache & data in twrp.
abihary said:
nope...your twrp will keep even if you do fty reset and wiping system, cache & data in twrp.
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Tnx dear friend
Hello
is it true that after a new system update you should wipe the cache partition?
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shankly1985 said:
Hello
is it true that after a new system update you should wipe the cache partition?
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It is not necessary to wipe cache partition and dalvik cache but I recommend you to wipe those cause The updated system is not totally optimized and the consequences will be some freezing and lag when you open apps. So The best choice would be wiping cache and data partition. And let the phone like new. A backup is necessary when you wipe data.