Titanium backup help - AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727

I hope someone can give me some help. I flashed the 2.3.6 rom and modem with cwm. I them tried restoring my apps with Titanium backup pro. It starts and flashes up to the restoring screen then just hangs at 0%. Any help would be so appreciated, i`m still learning.

Go to settings then applications and turn on unknown sources. See if that works
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what app is it trying to restore? try a batch restore of only the apps, no app data. if it hangs again, uncheck that app and do it again. i know webmd hangs for me.

CM7 roms typically reverse the storage of the phone. External storage becomes the recognized internal storage and the internal becomes the external, in a sense anyway. You may check to see of you're restoring apps from the correct location. TIBU backs up apps to the actual external SD card which is recognized by CM7 as the internal storage. Sorry I'm repetitive but I wanted to make sure I'm not misunderstood.
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Thanks for the help guys. I got it to work. I enabled usb debugging and unknown sources and a couple other things so im not sure what fixed my problem.

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can you be more specific? what data? the data in the data folder, or whatever is in your sd root?
I mean applications. I'm not sure where they're stored.
Unless you backed it up, its gone. Download all your apps again. Go into recovery and make a backup and you should be ok from now on. Gdofwar has a tut out. Search for it. It's a simple procedure
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Also, the reason you are seeing folders for programs is because they are created upon application install for things saved, logged or independently backed up. Once you wipe the phone, it affects the system and not really the sd unless you do something like rfs converter. Lol
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[Q] HELP! Stock gingerbread 2.3.3 rooted no longer gets data connection

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Also, which guide did u follow to root and flash recovery?
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[Q] What to keep on internal

Hello Everyone, I have a fairly simple question, I have done searching but have not found a sufficient answer to my question. It is possible I overlooked it so if so I apologize. I want to format my internal SD. I have never done it before and have a billion folders and what not and it bugs me to see them all. So I actually have two questions.
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In my experience, I move all my pics and music to external, then backup my appa with Titanium Backup.
In TiBU, I have it configured to back up apps and app data to external as well.
Then when I wanna try a new ROM, I wipe everything, including internal, load the ROM and restore from TiBU.
Never an issue.
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Can't upload app from titanium with weapon. Help please.

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That's really good to know man, appreciate it
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