What do I need to backup using TWRP to get full recovery? So many partitions, I am bit confused
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Luckily I found someone who had the same problem after flashing cwm 6.0.2.8
And making a back up I tried to restore backup naturally as you would after wipe data ect......
It would not finish said system mount fail
I read a guy who got out of that issue and had to independently restore each from advanced restore
Is this a normal problem with cwm
Is there probelsm with all the recoveries
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I flashed Pacman ROM but before i did i made i made a nandroid backup of my current ROM jellybam 6.6.0 with CWM touch. The ROM did not work so i decided to restore with the backup. However it always gets stuck at data and then says cant restore /data. Please Help
Hassaan.W said:
I flashed Pacman ROM but before i did i made i made a nandroid backup of my current ROM jellybam 6.6.0 with CWM touch. The ROM did not work so i decided to restore with the backup. However it always gets stuck at data and then says cant restore /data. Please Help
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Restore without data first .
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R: [Q] Can't restore /data
Maybe ure using an olther recovery version. i remember i had a restore always go wrong cause something was a bit off in md5 checksum or something was keeping it from restoring anyway, as soon as i updated thru rom manager (or you can get philz recovery) i discovered recovery was theN capable of ignoring error and complete restore.
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if i backup my current rom using CWM and i flash new rom and i dont like it or i get bootloop, if i go into cwm recovery and restore my backup rom will i have the exact rom as in all apps installed/ updated and all configurations the same as when i made the backup rom?
ian619420 said:
if i backup my current rom using CWM and i flash new rom and i dont like it or i get bootloop, if i go into cwm recovery and restore my backup rom will i have the exact rom as in all apps installed/ updated and all configurations the same as when i made the backup rom?
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Yes, i do think that is the whole point.
I recommend doing a alternative backup aswell, such as titanium or helium. And when restoring to your backed up rom, do a factory reset + wipe system.
Good luck!
You really need to read the guides/tutorials stickied in the General section based on that question.
i rooted my device using cwm recovery and flashed samflare v5 rom. i want to know about nandroid backup, cwm recovery and backup and imei issues and backup of imei as i am trying to flash more rom's before release of 4.4 update.
sunil birda said:
i rooted my device using cwm recovery and flashed samflare v5 rom. i want to know about nandroid backup, cwm recovery and backup and imei issues and backup of imei as i am trying to flash more rom's before release of 4.4 update.
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There are many ways to have nandroid backup. One can by done by cwm recovery. It takes the entire backup including apps, settings, data, etc. on SD card. In short, you can later restore each and everything from that backup.
Hi everyone,
Think I have confused myself from reading to much.
I have done the rooting now looking at doing Nandroid backup before going any further, which requires TWRP or CWM from what I have gathered I need to flash install with ODIN due to being a Samsung.
Will flashing TWRP or CWM erase my data? Looking at change the partition which requires flashing and states to do a backup as everything will be erased, so no sure if it will
Thanks for any help.
jecatch said:
Hi everyone,
Think I have confused myself from reading to much.
I have done the rooting now looking at doing Nandroid backup before going any further, which requires TWRP or CWM from what I have gathered I need to flash install with ODIN due to being a Samsung.
Will flashing TWRP or CWM erase my data? Looking at change the partition which requires flashing and states to do a backup as everything will be erased, so no sure if it will
Thanks for any help.
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Installing a custom TWRP/CWM recovery doesn't wipe any data. However, to be on a safer side, you should take a backup.
Regards.