Hello everyone can anyone please help me about backup md5 mismatch I try to restore my backups but it says md5 mismatch I can't do anything to get those backups I'm using CWMR latest version and I'm running CM10.1 please help. Thanks in advance.
disable md5 check in settings
Glebun said:
disable md5 check in settings
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How it can be done that?
go to the recovery settings, find the one that says md5 check and disable it. flash philz recovery if you don't have that option
Although the mismatch may be because the backup is corrupt so be aware once restored, it may not be in a usable state
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MikeEthio said:
Hello everyone can anyone please help me about backup md5 mismatch I try to restore my backups but it says md5 mismatch I can't do anything to get those backups I'm using CWMR latest version and I'm running CM10.1 please help. Thanks in advance.
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did you rename your backup folder name?
if so, simply create a backup,
using computer to move th files that you wanted to restore into the newest backup folder, than try restore.
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Hey all. I wanted to know if it was ok to change the name(s) of my backups in my CWM file from my PC. I'm not a fan of ROM manager and usually do my backups via CWM but it names it by date/time and when I get home I'd like to rename it so I can remember which darn backup it was.
If you rename nandroid backup that was created by CWM, you might get some MD5 errors when restoring that backup.
What you need to do is use ROM Manager for backup, and when you select "Backup Current ROM" you can name your backup and it will be fine.
Next time, use the Search
I found the answer here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623348
ofek said:
If you rename nandroid backup that was created by CWM, you might get some MD5 errors when restoring that backup.
What you need to do is use ROM Manager for backup, and when you select "Backup Current ROM" you can name your backup and it will be fine.
Next time, use the Search
I found the answer here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=623348
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Sorry, but I did search and the only problem I read about was you couldn't put a space in the new file name. I just renamed my 2 backups and restored with no MD5 errors. I just wasn't sure with the newer CWM version.... Thanks for the reply though.
Phoneguy589 said:
Sorry, but I did search and the only problem I read about was you couldn't put a space in the new file name. I just renamed my 2 backups and restored with no MD5 errors. I just wasn't sure with the newer CWM version.... Thanks for the reply though.
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I have been renaming my backups with spaces with no problem. i think its a little weird that you might have an issue if you were to rename them with a space
hey guys i have done titanium backup and nandroid but in nandroid i getting this message md5 sume mismatch! and in titanium cant see my backup apps and data can some one help?
can i restore only data.exe4.tar with odin or no chance
Are you using the same CWM version to recover as backed up with ??
Is their no turn off MD5 check in the recovery options ??
jje
make sure titanium is pointing itself at the backup folder
cappone said:
hey guys i have done titanium backup and nandroid but in nandroid i getting this message md5 sume mismatch! and in titanium cant see my backup apps and data can some one help?
can i restore only data.exe4.tar with odin or no chance
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Did you start the backup from the app itself? md5 checksum mismatches happen a lot when you do... nandroid backups should ALWAYS be done via the recovery menu to avoid this problem. I'm afraid md5 checksum errors are non-recoverable, but do not take my word for granted
As for the titanium backups, check the /extSdcard/data/com.keramidas.titaniumbackup folder is there and has not been moved or modified in some way (remember titanium backs up to the internal phone memory by default, if you flashed another ROM and didnt backup this folder the backups wont be able to be restored)
jjegan said:
are you using the same cwm version to recover as backed up with ??
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yes
jjegan said:
their no turn off md5 check in the recovery options ??
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Can't restore in cwm , it say 'MD5 mismatch', before I have install the acid 6.0, but finished the install , the device just reboot again and again , just can see the desktop, and 3sec will reboot, I try to restore , but say mismatch MD5, what can I do now, in case I can restore to a long time backup, how can addon the md5 to the my last backup file?
Thanks you so much
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Did you change the folder of the restored files or modify anything in the restore folder?? Then only MD5 miss match occur.
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Once happened to me as well...rebooted my phone and tried restoring again..and it worked...
I did a NANDROID backup on Recovery mode but i accidentally changed the file name and i cant undo it. When i try to restore that backup, they say MD5 mismatch. How do i repair it? THanks
Ignore MD5 in settings if you have such .
jje
So I just wiped and installed a new rom, now when I try and restore my backup in titanium "messaging 4.2.1-en...(SMS/MMS PREFS)" and I reboot it fails to restart and gets stuck at the loading screen, so I have to re-wipe and start again.
Is there any other way I can restore my SMS? Something strange is going on here seeing as it's still a 4.2.1 ROM!
Thanks
invertgoat said:
So I just wiped and installed a new rom, now when I try and restore my backup in titanium "messaging 4.2.1-en...(SMS/MMS PREFS)" and I reboot it fails to restart and gets stuck at the loading screen, so I have to re-wipe and start again.
Is there any other way I can restore my SMS? Something strange is going on here seeing as it's still a 4.2.1 ROM!
Thanks
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you should have nandroid backup rather than titanium backup
Vaibhav Chauhan said:
you should have nandroid backup rather than titanium backup
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I do. But I can't restore it because of MD5 checksum mismatch.
invertgoat said:
I do. But I can't restore it because of MD5 checksum mismatch.
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conform that you have complete backup
and also backup folder in proper order sd card>clockworkmod>backup>date and time>files
also try advance restore