i have titanium backup pro and auto restore of app dont work with ics but with GB it working what to do so it will restore it auto??
This is what I've done:
- installed ICS upgrade over gingerbread without wiping /data
- booted ICS and made a backup of all my apps
- factory reset
- booted ICS again and restored my apps
It seems it won't restore apps backed up on gingerbread, but worked fine after upgrading to ICS
Try using mybackup app
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TB has been updated for ICS. :-D
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after i restore my apps it don't show up in my apps in the market
amjad_2020 said:
after i restore my apps it don't show up in my apps in the market
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In titanium go to settings, market tools and then run market doctor - this will reinstate the market links.
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this thread should be closed. The latest TB fixes the hypershell problem and is working fine with ICS.
pnnorth said:
In titanium go to settings, market tools and then run market doctor - this will reinstate the market links.
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after reinstating the market links it don't show up the same thing .
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Im running 2.3.3, i can't get the home key to return me to the main screen, it currently does.
im running Stock 2.3.3 rooted OBV, am i going blind i can't see anything in the settings
Interestingly enough, I had a similar issue when I restored my backup of 2.3.1 and again when I updated it to 2.3.2 but now I'm on 2.3.3 and its gone.
Found out it was that titanium backup added system settings from 2.3.2 cm7 and this Co flicted with 2.3.è
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hutzdani said:
Found out it was that titanium backup added system settings from 2.3.2 cm7 and this Co flicted with 2.3.è
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Ah ha! That would make sense as I generally used titanium to keep my stock backups up-to-date with my apps! Well found, sir!
This is my first post here so it'll probably be in the wrong spot and say something everyone already knows etc etc
I recently battled through an installation of the CM-6.1.3 ROM and when i restored apps using titanium backup/restore I kept getting force closes using the camera and even when trying to choose a ringtone.
The mistake i was making is that you can't just restore all apps with titanium. Your old versions of apps will over-write the CM-6.1.3 versions and cause issues. I had to go and restore only the minimum number of my user apps making sure i wasn't over-writing an app already built into the ROM.
If this is so basic as to not be worth sharing....sorry. But I imagine a lot of noobs like me with new ROM problems could trace it back to improper titanium use?
Some things to consider:
1. What was the last ROM you backed up your apps on.
2. Did you enable application moving in CyanogenMod Application settings.
cruzin_cruzing said:
Some things to consider:
1. What was the last ROM you backed up your apps on.
2. Did you enable application moving in CyanogenMod Application settings.
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1) the original SE 2.1 (xperia x10)
2) No
jeffne said:
1) the original SE 2.1 (xperia x10)
2) No
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You cannot backup your apps from Android 2.1 and restore them to Android 2.2 (CM 6.1.3), the data will not be compatible. And make sure you do enable Application Moving or else you may run out of space on your phone's internal storage.
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You cannot backup your apps from Android 2.1 and restore them to Android 2.2 (CM 6.1.3), the data will not be compatible. And make sure you do enable Application Moving or else you may run out of space on your phone's internal storage.
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really?.....the few i did restore do work
i was about to say the same.. most of the things i did were fine 2!
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do what i do when i am instaling a new rom... write in notepad everything u had installed then install rom and apps
my luck is that i don't use much app
I just restore my apps and their data with tb. Always works fine for me.
I dont restore any built in stuff at all, it only takes a few minutes to run through the settings.
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In gingerbread and froyo, there is a function that restores apps once we sign in google account in a new phone, but this is not happening in Android4.0. is that function being taken out in ICS?
It Does
I Recently Flashed The ICS Rom For My S2 And It Restored My Apps Just Fine !
Did You Have Backup My Data Checked In The Settings App On Your Old Device ?
JR said:
I Recently Flashed The ICS Rom For My S2 And It Restored My Apps Just Fine !
Did You Have Backup My Data Checked In The Settings App On Your Old Device ?
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yes, i checked it everytime i login my account, the same goes to my previous ROM. could it be 2.3 backup-to-google-server is not compatible to ICS?
even on gingerbread it didnt do it for me lol Only on my tablet it does it
I "believe" ICS doesn't restore apps from older versions of the operating system. When I got a Galaxy Nexus, it didn't restore the apps I had on my Gingerbread phone, but when I then got a Transformer Prime, it restored the apps I had on my Nexus.
Its restoring in ma CM9 ICS v1.2
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My Nexus did, but ny buddys Nexus didnt
I Wouldn't Think So Because I Ran GB On My GS II Before I Flashed The ICS Rom And That Restored Apps From GB To ICS But It Didn't Work On Honeycomb Because I Bought A Xoom When It First Came Out Then Just Recently I Upgraded To A Galaxy Tab 10.1 And That Didn't Restore Any Of My Apps. It May Just Be A Bug In ICS That May Be Ironed Out Soon. Other Than That I'm Clueless
I think the critical factor is which version of the android market you used before, often when it did not restore apps (on ROM/OS switching) the android market version was different.
I wouldn't advise using the auto restore.since some users don't want the OS choosing the install paths between a2sd and internal. Also since it doesn't restore the freebies,it's extra work unless you use titanium batch mode and just pick.which apps you want with the "app only" option to avoid corruption in data. fastest way to restore all apps then you can manually check market for updates. if you don't use titanium I highly recommend as a must have paid app.saves massive amounts of time,especially if you use over 200 apps like me
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Mine never does on GB...Idk why though
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thats really strange, based on the replies here, not everyone with gingerbread have the auto restore functioning too. the biggest culprit could be the Android Market App, but having the latest version doesnt solve my problem either.
As for titanium backup, yes it sure handy, how about for non-root users?
edwin3210 said:
thats really strange, based on the replies here, not everyone with gingerbread have the auto restore functioning too. the biggest culprit could be the Android Market App, but having the latest version doesnt solve my problem either.
As for titanium backup, yes it sure handy, how about for non-root users?
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doesn't go well with non-root. those who aren't rooted should be
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those who aren't rooted should be
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What's your reasoning on this?
apps sync worked for me only if I logged into my Google account during first boot.
If I skipped adding Google account adding at first startup and added it later, it never restored my app data from Google account.
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I'm on cm 7.2 nightly and I can't find gmail widget. Anyone else with this problem? I have reflashed gapps and problem still persist. Also using Holo launcher.
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Did you download the Gmail from Google play?
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Did you download the Gmail from Google play?
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I restored it from Titanium Backup which it should have been from Google Play. I'll delete and redownload. Also youtube widget is gone too so ill try the same with that.
Still no gmail widget. YouTube widget is working now. I did a null then reflashed and installed them from google play. Any other ideas?
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churd83 said:
I restored it from Titanium Backup which it should have been from Google Play. I'll delete and redownload. Also youtube widget is gone too so ill try the same with that.
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I cannot tell you how many times a Titanium backup has screwed up a new ROM. I have found that restoring apps this way is mostly pointless. Even more so with the Google applications. The most I will do now is restore the data only for a non Google application.
You may have to reflash the gapp pack for your ROM again. If you have not gotten Gmail back yet.
I believe you have to wipe cache, wipe data, and then flash the gapp zip, then fix permissions...reboot. Of coarse this will erase all your other downloaded programs as well. But if you restored them with TB then maybe that is the way to go.
cyansky_1 said:
I cannot tell you how many times a Titanium backup has screwed up a new ROM. I have found that restoring apps this way is mostly pointless. Even more so with the Google applications. The most I will do now is restore the data only for a non Google application.
You may have to reflash the gapp pack for your ROM again. If you have not gotten Gmail back yet.
I believe you have to wipe cache, wipe data, and then flash the gapp zip, then fix permissions...reboot. Of coarse this will erase all your other downloaded programs as well. But if you restored them with TB then maybe that is the way to go.
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I already used nullifier and reflashed cm 7.2 nightly and gapps. I havent used titanium backup yet and still have no Gmail Widget. Installed Gmail from Play Store.
I glazed over the fact you said 7.2. So bad news, there was no Gmail widget before Andriod 3.0. The CM 7.2 build is Andriod 2.3.x
good news, there are apps out there for this to have a Gmail widget in Froyo and Gingerbread, search the App store and shell out $2. maybe there is a free one.
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I glazed over the fact you said 7.2. So bad news, there was no Gmail widget before Andriod 3.0. The CM 7.2 build is Andriod 2.3.x
good news, there are apps out there for this to have a Gmail widget in Froyo and Gingerbread, search the App store and shell out $2. maybe there is a free one.
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Well im and idiot lol. Thanks
churd83 said:
Well im and idiot lol. Thanks
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The time you now wasted rebuiling your phone over and over is probably the most painful part. :laugh: I'm sorry...only because I have been there.
I use mybackup.
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well by nand backup from cwm or using titanium backup for rooted phones
i use appmonster to backup my apps because you can save diffrent versions of each app and roll back to a previouse version if you dont like the update
Titanium backup pro all the way,
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romtoolbox pro
worth the money .,.why ? because it is not just an app for backup
check it out on play store
icl0udn3t said:
romtoolbox pro
worth the money .,.why ? because it is not just an app for backup
check it out on play store
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along with TB this was one of the first apps I brought after rooting, chose TB as it was the first one or of the two I tried, only just started playing with this app. Only been root for couple of weeks, Rom toolbox does look good and short of played with it regarding fonts and boot images etc, not really done much else with it yet. As after root was a little scared of my phone for a couple of days. As an all in one it does look a lovely bit of kit. Both apps for me were worth the money even if one gets more use than the other
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i use titanium backup pro to backup all my apps, which lets you restore just the apps you want, with or without data.. if i'm restoring all my data after flashing a ROM update, sometimes i'll use the restore data option in recovery.
Same here titanium backup pro all the way, and I make sure it backs up the data and apps to Google drive as well as the SD card. Just an extra safeguard in case I damage the card or accidentally delete all information while flashing a ROM like I did last week .
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Titanium Backup Pro for apps and MyBackup Root for sms, mms, call log, bookmarks
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App2zip
Phone:HTC Evo 3D CMDA
HTC Sense:3.6
Software number:MeanROM ICS v2.0
Kernel version:[he who should not be named]Kernel
Baseband version:1.06.00.1216
Build number:1.13.662.2_RC
HBOOT:1.50 S-off (juopunutbear)
Recovery:4EXT Recovery Touch v1.0.0.5 RC5
i use titanium backup and is good
cwm
Titanium Backup.. Very easy and u would just have to sit back and watch the backing up as well as restoring
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