How to format SD card? - HTC Sensation

I wanna format the SD card on my phone but i have a nandroid backup on it.
So 1. how do i format the card?
2. how do i do that and saving the nandroid backup?

mazinya said:
I wanna format the SD card on my phone but i have a nandroid backup on it.
So 1. how do i format the card?
2. how do i do that and saving the nandroid backup?
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You can't do a Nandroid backup of your SD card. A Nandroid backup is only for backing up the image on your phone.
Simply plug your phone into the PC, select Disk Drive and backup all your SD card data to your PC. Once complete right click the SD Card Drive, click Format. Copy data back to SD card.
EDIT: Sorry - misread the question. Same procedure really - just copy the Nandroid backup onto your PC and then copy it back afterwards. Usually the Nandroid backup and be found in the clockworkmod folder on the sdcard. The folder containing the nandroid backup is usually time stamped.

Does it mean i also have to reflash the radio?

Formatting (or replacing) the SD card will not require you to reflash any part of the phone. The ROM and the Radio are kept on the internal phone memory and never on the SD card.
Simply do as dr9722 has stated - take a copy of the nandroid backup onto your PC, then format the SD card and copy the backup back from the PC afterward and you'll be fine.

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[Q] question about CWM backup

i have rooted my phone, and took backup with CWM. it creates a backup directory on SD card. Is it safe to move the backup directory from SD card to my PC? i have only 8GB card, and two CWM backup takes about 1GB. when it is time to restore, can i move back the directory to SD card and will it work?
thanks
abachhan75 said:
i have rooted my phone, and took backup with CWM. it creates a backup directory on SD card. Is it safe to move the backup directory from SD card to my PC? i have only 8GB card, and two CWM backup takes about 1GB. when it is time to restore, can i move back the directory to SD card and will it work?
thanks
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Yes you can do that
jersey_609 said:
Yes you can do that
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thanks. is there any chance of file getting corrupted during transfer? if so what can be done to safeguard it?
abachhan75 said:
thanks. is there any chance of file getting corrupted during transfer? if so what can be done to safeguard it?
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I've been transferring my backups to the computer since my g1 days and I have never had one corrupt I'm not sure how to make sure it doesn't but u could check the md5 before and after u move them

[Q] How do I perform a nandroid backup?

Hi there!
I've read a lot about performing a nandroid backup, but how I can I do it? There are several options in CWM, which one is the correct one?
Also, I believe a nandroid backup is a full backup to restore the tab to a previous condition and includes everything: so, after a full wipe (delelte EVERYTHING) I can restore a nandroid backup and all of my files, apps and its data are there, correct?
Last but not least: is it stored directly in the uSD card or in the TF's internal memory?
Thank you!
To do a nandroid:
Go to CWM > Backup and Restore > Backup
You can restore all your saved data from a previous nandroid backup.
PatrickVogeli said:
Last but not least: is it stored directly in the uSD card or in the TF's internal memory?
Thank you!
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Depends on the CWM version you're using.
The older version save only to external micro sd card but the latest version from Team Rouge save to internal and/or external sd card.
My version only saves to micro SD, was panicking when my backups weren't there after taking out my SD card.
ickkii said:
My version only saves to micro SD, was panicking when my backups weren't there after taking out my SD card.
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Latest version support internal and external sd card.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21412244

[Q] How to backup to MicroSD ?

Hi
I usually using different Roms and should do full wipe and lose my data !
Is there any app to make back up to external storage ???
Thanks
Not 100% sure but i think My Backup Pro have options to backup to external sd card. With titanium backup just copy the folder from internal to external sd card
Thanks . Titanium backup works
baseballfanz said:
Not 100% sure but i think My Backup Pro have options to backup to external sd card. With titanium backup just copy the folder from internal to external sd card
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You can change backup folder location to external card before making a backup in Titanium. Menu>Preferences>backup folder location

New SD Card

I have purchased a new SD card. On my old one I have Titanium Back-up and ext partition. What is the easiest way to copy all of my old files and apps to my new SD card
Conneyjr said:
I have purchased a new SD card. On my old one I have Titanium Back-up and ext partition. What is the easiest way to copy all of my old files and apps to my new SD card
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make sure to format your new card while its in your phone, or format it in your computer but make sure its formatted to FAT32. you can just copy the files from your old card to a random folder on your PC, then transfer them back to the new card
Conneyjr said:
I have purchased a new SD card. On my old one I have Titanium Back-up and ext partition. What is the easiest way to copy all of my old files and apps to my new SD card
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Just copy the files rom the card to the computer and then format the new card to FAT32 and copy them back. That's all I've done in the past and it's been fine.
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No twrp Backup since new SD Card

I have a new SD Card and I think this is the reason for my lost backup files in TWRP. How can I check this or can I check the sd card?
If it's a new SD card how are there backup files on it period, did you transfer the twrp folder to the new SD card?
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