Nandroid Backup without Recovery - Sony Xperia L

Hello
I have come across a way to make NANDROID back without booting into recovery at all! You can easily make the backup while running your phone and even cooler, you can schedule backups at any time of the day and thus you can experiment all you want with your Xperia L
The credit goes to the developer and this is his thread which has all the details :
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ameer1234567890 said:
Nandroid backups are usually performed in recovery mode. This means you would have to turn off your phone and reboot in recovery mode, which wastes a whole lot of time rebooting and a lot more time offline. For me, this has been a killer as I do regular nandroid backups. Having to reboot in recovery and finding missed calls, sms from my wife and friends is totally not accepatable for me. So, I set to develop an online nandroid backup tool, namely Online Nandroid, which can do nandroid backups without switching off my phone.
Today, I am releasing it to public, as it may serve good for some others too. Originally I developed Online Nandroid specifically for Xperia devices, but now I am releasing it for all android devices.
This tool, eventhough called "Online Nandroid", does not upload/save backups to any online/cloud services. Online here means that it does backup while phone is live or still running Android.
The short name onandroid is meant to be pronouced as o-nandroid or o'nandroid and NOT on-android.
Requirements:
1. Rooted android phone
2. A terminal emulator installed on phone
3. Latest version of Busybox
4. A working CWM, TWRP or 4EXT based recovery installed
5. Some patience
Installation:
1. Download and copy zip file to SD card
2. Reboot into recovery
3. Choose install zip from SD card, select zip and flash
4. Reboot
Usage:
1. Open terminal emulator
2. Type su to obtain root
3. Type onandroid
4. Wait and watch
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Twitter: @OnlineNandroid
Source: http://bit.ly/OnlineNandroid
Issue Tracker: http://bit.ly/OnlineNandroid-issues
Older Versions: http://bit.ly/OnlineNandroid-downloads
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how to restore it ?

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Backup Data?

Hey i want to Backup my complete Android 4.0 on my HD2, because i want to change the partitions...
So how can i backup my:
-apps
-contacts
-words in keybord
-calender
as easy as possible pls
boot into the recovery mode and select backup. can't make that easier.
this will make a nandroid backup of your whole phone to the sdcard, it will be a folder with images of the various mounts and is a complete system with everything in its current state. using the same tool you can also restore it. Since you want to adjust the partitions, the size of these images will also give you a good guideline of how large system and cache need to be minimally with your current rom setup.
ok thanks, thats an good answer
can u give me a short tutorial?
i cant find the backup button...
reading you wanted to backup your ICS rom, i figured you had just another android phone which pretty much all have clockworkmod as recovery mode installed. I have no experience with the HD2 though, which is original a windows phone. Dunno if that matter and if maybe you have a different recovery console to boot into?
basically it should look similar to this:
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one of the menu items should say "backup and restore" or just "Nandroid" (which is the name of the rom backup software). either way, select that and you'll enter a submenu where the choices "backup" or "restore" should be self explanatory. Backup will create a backup folder in sdcard/clockworkmod/backup/ and with restore you can navigate to backup files on the sdcard.
It could be that you have a different recovery console, then let me know which one. (similar to the pic above it will have the name on the top of the screen, or it will say somewhere like "build:"). Though most alternatives have a backup option too in a similar fashion.
ok thanks i found it now
really great help
Your welcome, glad you fixed it.
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me again
if i want to backup ervything, but want to use another rom (no android ics) how can i backup?
Nandroid backup and look at Rom toolbox for the app manager. I think it's better than titanium.
Nandroid from Recovery/Rom Manager for an entire Image Backup.
Titanium Backup App for bits and pieces like user data.
use My Phone Explorer..
its awesome..
u need to have it in phone and a client on system.
Auto Sync.
good feature

[GUIDES] [PICTURES!] Doom's-Guides - Howto: Root+CWM, Install a ROM, and MANY more!

Welcome to the Doom's Guides Thread
These guides are fairly cumulative and should be followed in approximate order of Difficulty
Disclaimer: Yada-yada, I'm not responsible for your TF ending the Human-Race and Ect...
UNDER CONSTRUCTION 6/22
Thanks to Team Rouge for the Great Recovery!
Contents:​
Code:
1. How to Install Recovery and Root (Using PERI)
2. How to make a Nandroid backup and restore it
3. How to install a custom ROM
3a. How to install gapps for AOSP ROMs
4. How to install Guevor's Kernel
5. How to apply a custom boot animation
6. How to apply a custom boot audio sound
7. How to apply a Theme using CM9's Theme Manager (For AOSP ROMS)
8. How to set up NvFlash (For TF101s only, no Gs or sliders yet :[)
9. How to recover from a brick using NvFlash
10. How to install blobs using ADB shell/Terminal emulator (blob tools)
11. How to install a custom boot [I]splash[/I] screen
I use ROUGE XM TOUCH V1.5 Recovery for All Guides.
______________________________________________________________
How to Make a Nandroid Backup and Restore it
To Backup:
1. Reboot into recovery in the manner of your choosing (Reboot to recovery app, volume button combination, or integrated into AOSP rom)
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2. Choose Nandroid Backup
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3. Choose Backup
4. Confirm that you want to Backup
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To Restore:
1. WIPE EVERYTHING -- See the ROM install guide if you don't know how.
2. Go back to the Nandroid Backup menu and choose restore
3. Choose the date of the backup you made to restore
4. Confirm that you want to restore
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5. Hit reboot from the main screen to get back into the ROM you restored.
Done!
By: Thing O Doom
How to install a custom ROM
tba
How to install a custom boot splash screen
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1666984
UNDER CONSTRUCTION 6/22
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Good Post for noobs like me =D
Suggestions for "Error mounting /sdcard"?
Rooted my TF101 and have the rogue/cwm recovery installed. I tried a Nandroid backup, but it anything to do with the SD card gives the above error.
I have a microSD in the tablet, too.
lordkaladar said:
Suggestions for "Error mounting /sdcard"?
Rooted my TF101 and have the rogue/cwm recovery installed. I tried a Nandroid backup, but it anything to do with the SD card gives the above error.
I have a microSD in the tablet, too.
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Figured it out. Came across a thread I'd missed: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138346&highlight=error+mounting+sdcard afterwards, worked like a charm.

newbee with roms

I have rooted my nexus s 4g using sdk method, I'm thinking of diving into installing the cm-10 but need instructions. Pardon if by chance I'm in wrong forum, but they wouldn't let me swim in the developer pool yet.
Welcome to the world of flashing
WARNING!! this will delete all your apps and data so use a program like titanium backup to backup all of your apps and data.
1. Make sure you have CWM Recovery installed. (If not, download rom manager from the play store and flash it.
2. Download the rom you wish to install, and put it on the root of your sdcard. Plus the gapps if there are any.
3. Turn your phone off and hold the volume + button and power button at the same time to boot into the bootloader. Navigate using the volume buttons and select recovery using the power button. If you have the touch recovery you can use touch otherwise use volume keys and power button.
4. Go into backup/restore and click backup and scroll down and hit yes. (This makes a NANdroid, which is a backup of your stock rom. If anything goes wrong or stuck in a bootloop or just having problems, you can restore your stock rom using this)
5. Hit wide data/factory reset, wipe cache and then go into advanced and click wipe dalvik cache.
6. Go back and click install from sdcard and then choose from sdcard and then choose the rom you want to install.
7. Reboot and it should take about 5 Mins to reboot. (dont worry, everytime you install a new rom, it will take a little longer than usual)
8. Once rebooted, you will be asked to set up your phone like when you first got it.
Well done you just installed your first rom
Happy flashing.
Read this three times, then do it... this has every step from a new phone, so you may skip a couple steps.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Nexus_S_4G:_Full_Update_Guide
Welcome to the NS4G club...now to down to businesses. If you want the east way just use ROM Manager it currently has a CM10 ROM in burnsa. Make sure on the options before flashing you select all 3. So you have a back up and a clean flash. Have fun
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[how to] use ClockworkMod Recovery cwm xda noob friendly

ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM) is a replacement recovery option for Android devices.
This is a noob friendly tutorial for using clockworkmod recovery. Every basic thing required is explained in detail.
download :
1. you can download cwm through rom manager. installl rom manager through playstore, then click on the option to flash recovery.
2. for samsung devices, cwm can be flashed via odin. Cwm in .tar format has to be downloaded for this, and is placed in PDA box of the odin.
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you can go into recovery mode by pressig ( volume up + power button)
To move between the options of the recovery, use the volume up/down buttons to navigate, and power button to select any option.
TO FLASH A ROM/MOD THROUGH RECOVERY:
go to install zip from sdcard > choose zip from sdcard> click on the rom of mod you want to flash/install.(remember to clear data,cache,dalvic-- read it below)
TO MAKE A BACKUP AND RESTORE:
The major feature of recovery is to backup your rom, so that if something unusual happens to your device(softbrick), you can go to recovery, and mend it.
Go to backup and restore, click on backup, to create a backup and click on restore to restore the backup image. Backup file takes about 500 mb of space(it varies with devices).
Make sure that your device is 30% charged, before carrying out these operations, as the process may take time.
before flashing a rom, do these wipes
1. wipe data/factory reset
2. wipe cache partition
3. advanced > wipe dalvic cache
If you dont do these, you me end up in a bootloop. in other words, your device will not start.
after completion, click on reboot system now.
at last, as you read in every post, i am not responsible for any bricked device.
Great guide
Cool
tobytones said:
Great guide
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hit thanks button if u liked! i woke up at night making this guide:good:

Cool Collection of Audio_Engine [MOD] for all android devices

The Purpose of this post is to spread my collection of Audio_Engine available on XDA forum
Hack your android phone to get insanely awesome sound quality both on speaker and on headphone.
This MOD/Hack will let you enjoy music like you never did it before (on your phone) it boosts your android phone audio to such a level.
The MOD i am here talking about is called "Audio_Engine MOD" which you can achieve by flashing or by installing some cool "Audio_Engine". I made collections of some of the most used and cool Audio_Engine MOD from the forum.xda-developers.com site.
‪#‎Remark‬ "I am not the Creator of this MOD , I am just the collector"
The collection contents MOD like
1 Viper4Android (FX & XHIFI)
2 Pure_Audio_Engine
3 AC!D_Audio_Engine_v7build_2802r2
4 AwesomeBEATS_v5_Aroma_Premium
5 TheNewPureAudioEngine-2.0-Hi-Studio
6 ClearAudio+TEAM AC!D​
To more about the respective Audio_Engine please search for it in the xda-developers site
To install all this MOD you need to be a “ROOT USER” or Rooted your phone with custom recovery (CWM recovery) installed to your device because this Hack require flashing of these (Except Viper4Android as it can be install as USER APPS with root permission obviously) Audio_Engine to your device.
Requirement or things to done before installing any of these Audio_Engine
1 Rooted Device with custom recovery installed (CWM recovery works great)
2 Terminal Emulator for android
3 Make a full backup of you ROM a NANDROID backup
4 Make backup of your contacts
5 Put any these Audio_Engine into your phone SDCARD(external also works well)
6 Open up Terminal emulator and type su to grant access as root and then type in reboot recovery to boot into recovery mode
7 Select install update.zip/.zip from SDCARD option ( in CWM Recovery )
8 Wipe cache and dalvik cache
9 reboot
NOTE: I will not be responsible for any brick or malfunctioning device if you screwed yourself while performing the tweak
Credit Goes to
AC!D Team
Viper4Android Team
AwesomeBEATS™
If I forgot to mention anyone please comment
HIT like and Thanks if you like my post
EnJoY !
DOWNLOAD
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