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How to Change Music Widget in any Cupcake Build

Always perform a nandroid backup before attempting any mods.
This is a tutorial on how to change the music widget to the one of your liking. It doesn't matter if you have the Dude build and want the G build widget or have the G build and want the 1.5Hr1 widget. This will work for any cupcake (Android 1.5) user who is not happy with their current music widget. I use a windows PC and I am not a Linux guru so I'm not going to attempt to tweak my tutorial for Linux users. Hopefully it's not to hard for them to figure it out from this. (I think it's just file path differences, maybe?)
First step is to have ADB commands working on your computer. Follow this link if you don't know how to do this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=502010
Now that you have ADB, you have to download the appropriate music player/widget that you prefer.
This one is for installing the dark blue music widget with the off-center play/pause button and the transparent record and needle logo. My personal favorite for looks, but has a play/pause with a easy to miss touch area.
http://rapidshare.com/files/227653807/Music_fancy_widget_G_build.apk
This one is for installing the plain white and pale blue music widget with rectangular shape and the large play/pause button with it's large touch area.
http://rapidshare.com/files/227653907/Music_standard_build.apk
This third option is for future development. You can "harvest" a third music widget/player from a third source that doesn't yet exist using the ADB pull command. Lets say your using build X, but build Y has a theme available and you love the themed music widget on themed build Y. What you do is perform a nandroid backup of your current build so you can return to it later and install build Y and then theme it. (Don't waist your time setting up your settings because you won't be on this build for long. Just make sure USB debugging is enabled in settings > Applications > Development so you can use ADB.) You can skip this step if you have access to a friends phone who's already running the music player/widget you want. Connect the USB cable to the phone and go into where you run your ADB commands in Command Prompt on your PC. Type in this command.
adb pull system/app/Music.apk c:\your_path_here
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The "system/app/Music.apk" part of the command is case sensitive. This will create the Music.apk with the widget you want at the path you specify. Next you can use Fastboot to restore your nandroid backup of build X. (Nandroid saves everything. It's as if you never left.)
Next step is to rename the downloaded file "Music.apk". It's case sensitive and take note of the folder path it's in.
Next, enter the following ADB commands from the appropriate place in Command Prompt. (Start > Run > type "cmd")
adb remount
adb shell rm -r system/app/Music.apk
adb push c:\your_path_here\Music.apk system/app
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"system/app/Music.apk" and "system/app" parts are both case sensitive.

saying no such directory, would apps to sd card cause that, and ifso what would i instead need to put in?

i never knew there was a difference between the music widgets...
whats different about them?
the gui??

pgiuoco said:
saying no such directory, would apps to sd card cause that, and ifso what would i instead need to put in?
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On the last step, adb push, dont just put your directory, put in the file name also, Music.apk. For example, i put the file on my C directory to make it easy, so I typed "adb push c:\Music.apk system/app" without the "".
FYI - I have Apps2SD and I used the above command. Guess that doesn't make a difference, assuming because the symlinks say so? I'm such a Linux noob!!!!

bigballa said:
i never knew there was a difference between the music widgets...
whats different about them?
the gui??
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Yes, different looking gui, the Dark Blue is very nice!
P.S. Nice write up!

setzer715 said:
On the last step, adb push, dont just put your directory, put in the file name also, Music.apk. For example, i put the file on my C directory to make it easy, so I typed "adb push c:\Music.apk system/app" without the "".
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Wow, that was a BIG OOPS! Thanks for catching that. I fixed the original post.

Has anyone found a way to do this via Terminal Emulator? I'm at work so I wanna do this now instead of waiting till I get home.

djdeviance said:
Has anyone found a way to do this via Terminal Emulator? I'm at work so I wanna do this now instead of waiting till I get home.
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I'm not a frequent Linux user, but I know a couple of commands. You could download the apk file to your sdcard and try this. This method is not recommended!
su
rm -r system/app/Music.apk
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This will delete your old music player. Next, you can just install the new music player apk through Apps Installer or whatever you use in it's place. This will allow you to use the new music player as if it was any other 3rd party app. However, I recommend uninstalling it and doing it through the ADB push when you get home.

yeah the app installer method didn't work for me

pgiuoco said:
yeah the app installer method didn't work for me
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Did you delete the original Music.apk first? Do you have cupcake, or are you using JF RC33 like it says in your sig? This music player has a widget embedded and needs cupcake. If neither of these is the problem, then just use the adb push commands in the first post. I don't recommend using apk installer. I just posted that to help out someone who was too impatient to get home to his pc.

testing567 said:
Did you delete the original Music.apk first? Do you have cupcake, or are you using JF RC33 like it says in your sig? This music player has a widget embedded and needs cupcake. If neither of these is the problem, then just use the adb push commands in the first post. I don't recommend using apk installer. I just posted that to help out someone who was too impatient to get home to his pc.
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Haha ended up doing it at home anyways. =D Yeah i was kinda doing nothing at work. So as usual I started fidgeting with my phone.

the steps given in the first post work perfectly...!!!
i am on ADP1.5H A2SD...Gud Work...THNX..!!

If someone could post screenshots of the different UIs, that'd be great.

For some reason, when I pushed the Music.apk it worked fine, but when I tried to do the same thing with the CalendarProvider.apk, it didn't....

This method works for me as well. How do you take screenshots with the new builds?
CalendarProvider.apk... Just do a normal .apk installation.

Does this only work for Rooted phones as when I try it I get permission denied
Code:
C:\android\tools>adb shell rm -r system/app/Music.apk
rm failed for system/app/Music.apk, Read-only file system
C:\android\tools>adb shell
$ su
su
su: permission denied
$

jayaustn said:
If someone could post screenshots of the different UIs, that'd be great.
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i second this idea

moosefist said:
i second this idea
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I third it

music.apk
can someone post some different download links for the two different music.apk builds? rapidshare has always hated me and will still not let me download either of them saying that my ip address is already downloading something. thanks.

Can someone post pics of all the music widgets in order to compare them?

2.1 HTC.IME stock keyboard

Does anyone have a link to this if there is one floating around I cant seem to find it. Any help would be great I cant stand the lag in the xda mod kb

here you go. I also like the stock keyboard better. View attachment HTC_IME.apk

Stock HTC Keyboard
Here you go.
EDIT: Someone beat me to it.

Thanks guys

Thank you very much!

alexthearmo said:
here you go. I also like the stock keyboard better. View attachment 322118
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This is also the mod!

I tried to install this onto my phone by opening it with the File Explorer, but it won't install... what am I doing wrong?

The stock HTC one must not be an installable apk. You probably need to adb push to /system/app

c00ller said:
The stock HTC one must not be an installable apk. You probably need to adb push to /system/app
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I was afraid that would be the case. In fact, I never really became familiar with how to "adb push" apps and was never able to really find clear instructions. Is it just an alternative method of installing apps? Can they be removed by settings > applications > manage applications > uninstall?

dvdqnoc said:
I was afraid that would be the case. In fact, I never really became familiar with how to "adb push" apps and was never able to really find clear instructions. Is it just an alternative method of installing apps? Can they be removed by settings > applications > manage applications > uninstall?
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adb push is just a way to literally shove files onto your phone. Think of it as just copy from your desktop to paste into internal memory, no interface involved. I guess that's why it's called "push," there are no questions asked, the job is done instantly.
To do it, first place the apk file in your sdk tools folder. Make sure USB debugging is on (Settings > Applications > Development) and connect phone to PC
1) Start > Run > cmd
2) In the terminal type "adb devices"
3) You should see your device serial no listed there. If not, don't proceed.
4) Type "adb remount". It should say remount succeeded
5) Type "adb push HTC_IME.apk /system/app" (capitalization matters, I believe)
That should be it. If you don't see the new keyboard in Location and text settings, just restart your phone and it should be there.
And as these are system files, they can't be uninstalled the way you mentioned. But removing them is very simple. Repeat steps 1-4 above, but then to remove a file type "adb shell rm /system/app/xxxx.apk" where xxxx.apk is whaver apk you want to remove. This is how you remove stock programs like Sprint Nascar, Stocks, and all that other junk.

I used eoe appinstaller no problem. Did you unzip the file? You gave to install the clucker apk and thw keyboard. The black mod is good!!
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App

Edit: Wrong forum...

Motorola backflip detailed root tutorial

I AM POSTING THIS BECAUSE I HAD A VERY HARD TIME ROOTING MY BACKFLIP BECAUSE OF SO MANY DIFFERENT POSTS AND DOWNLOADS THAT EITHER DONT WORK OR JUST WRONG TRYING TO USE WAYS FROM OTHER ANDROIDS SO AS I WENT THROUGH WITH FINDING THINGS THAT WORKED I PUT IN A LOG SO I ALWAYS HAD IT AND NOW IM SHARING IT NOTE I HAVE 2.1 ON MY BACKFLIP AND THATS IT WHAT THIS TUTORIAL IS FOR! IF YOU DONT KNOW WHAT THAT IS YOU PROBABLY SHOULDNT BE TRYING THIS! <~YOUR FAIR WARNING~ BUT CLICK THE BOTTOM LEFT BUTTON ON THE TOUCHPAD (windows looking button) THEN SETTINGS / ABOUT PHONE AND YOU SHOULD SHE FIRMWARE VERSION. IT SHOULD SAY 2.1-update1....... GOT ALL THAT? GOOD! LETS DO THIS!
1st
We'll start with some downloading!(from PC) I assume you have the drivers to connect your phone to the computer. If not no worries you can get them from several hosts FREE including motorola's website. I have XP and the phone installed them automatically.. i tried on vista.. not so much they needed to be downloaded.
Anyway what i have done is compiled EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO ROOT in one zip file includes MY OWN PERSONAL SDK which in the tools folder are su.apk , superuser.apk , rageinthecage_arm5.bin , and install_root.sh (ALSO some apps Including the premium ROM Manager! but well get into that later!) HERE~>http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9753200#post9753200 MUST ROOT 1ST!!
SO.. the drivers and this one zip file and the drivers are the only thing you need to download on your PC (UNLESS YOU DONT HAVE WINZIP OR SOMETHING OF SORT!)
zip file is here ~~> http://www.uploading.com/files/31fa2c2f/android.zipx/ ( just copy and paste to your preferred browser! as a new user to this forum i cant post outside links!) (if you use another SDK than one i have provided this tutorial you will not have everything you need... there will be 4 files and the command prompt missing in the tools folder!)
2nd
Now with the folder unzipped and the drivers installed open the folder that says Android SDK or somthing like that! inside you will see a folder that says tools. OPEN IT!
There will be a icon that is black and says CMD open it and run it. (it's system32 but its already directed to your sdk tools to save you the hassle (your welcome )
Meanwhile connect your phone to PC via USB and before doing anything go to settings/applications/development/ and check usb debugging and make sure its is on. (you should see the triangle with ! inside it on your notifications bar)
(THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!)
Now in your notifications bar select USB connected and select CHARGE ONLY! (also VERY important)
Back to the System32 on your PC.
type in the command "adb devices" (NO QUOTES DUH!)
it will probably say daemon not running starting daemon then a serial # should show up under connected devices. Weather it says all that or not the serial number MUST be listed or you are not connected to the adb
If you have had no problems with this so far then this should all flow together very nicely from here out!
3rd
Now that we are connected via adb you will need to rum some commands listed here IN THIS ORDER!!! (just copy them from here one at a time, right click the cmd box and select paste, and press enter... ctrl v does not work in system32!(atleast not mine!) you should get very little feedback with each command! should just repeat what you typed.... if you got 2 pages of feedback thats an error! but if u copy and paste like suggested im sure this will be as smooth as butter!
commands =
adb push Superuser.apk /sdcard/Superuser.apk
adb push su /sdcard/su
adb push rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
adb push install-root.sh /data/local/tmp/install-root.sh
now with proper feedback move to these commands (in order)
adb shell <~ this should change your command prompt from the tools location to a money sign "$"
cd /data/local/tmp
chmod 0755 rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
chmod 0755 install-root.sh
NOW AS LONG AS YOU HAVE NOT GOT ANY DENIALS OR ERRORS IN THIS PROCESS WERE GOOD TO GO!!
4th BACK TO THE PHONE!
What we need to do now is go to android market and search for /download connectbot. ITS FREE!!
Once installed on phone open it and and where it asks for host click where you see SSH and change it to Local. put what ever host name your heart desires (i used my 1st name "Josh", IT DOESNT MATTER!) now hit enter!
This should've taken you to a cmd prompt similar to system32
5th AND FINAL STEP!
more commands YAY!!! now OBVIOUSLY we can't copy from PC and Paste to ConnectBot (WHAT A SHAME!) you must type these correctly or it WILL NOT WORK!! SOOOO LETS MAKE SURE WE PAY ATTENTION AND GET OUR SPACES, FORWARD, AND BACK SLASHES CORRECT!!!! THIS IS WHAT GAVE ME THE MOST TROUBLE AND NOW THAT I HAVE MADE THIS CLEAR I DONT EXPECT ANY HATE MAIL OR ANY ONE KNOCKING MY SKILLS BECAUSE YOU, YOU, AND YOU, OH AND DID I MENTION YOU!!! TYPED IT WRONG
READY?? OK! LETS DO THIS!
cd /data/local/tmp
./rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
your phone will go into a prompt and you MUST wait until you see
"forked **** childs" (this could take a moment) the **** will be a number once this happens close the terminal
Now reopen the terminal and it should force close the 1st time and boot just fine the 2nd! now type
/data/local/tmp/install-root.sh
and if no errors occur, like magic! YOU ROOTED! now power off the phone and back on return to connectbot and type
su the $ should become a # and it along with other apps that require root will ask for superuser permissions. just grant permission and GO!
I HOPE THIS WAS HELPFUL TO YOU AND ENJOY YOUR NEW ROOTED PHONE!

help
I cannot get this line load:
adb push rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
cannot stat 'rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin' : No such file or directory

well heres a few things i can think of...
if you are manually typing the codes maybe you missed the space before the first backslash,if copy and pasting try typing manually, if this does not work, double check that the rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin is showing in your tools directory and is also showing that its 6kb in size if its not there maybe re download the sdk or just search for the BIN file elsewhere MEANWHILE i will download the sdk i provided and make sure its not something i did and if so ill correct it. Please let me know if this helps or not

yea i just redownloaded it myself and it worked just fine, i honestly think its a typo. (no offense. i did it bout 1000 times myself on the SAME file and was ready to throw my phone computer and everything in a lake lol) just try alternate ways of typing it, some also dont know that you cant use ctrl-v to paste in system32, just right click and select paste. if no dice im very sorry... just try to redownload the sdk or locate rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin elsewhere and just copy and paste it to your sdk's tools directory replacing the old or abscent, the successful pushes however will remain where they were pushed to, no need to do that again.

I have 2.1 update 1. I rooted it no problem with z4root... Not sure why you have to go through all that trouble with yours.

xdunlapx said:
I have 2.1 update 1. I rooted it no problem with z4root... Not sure why you have to go through all that trouble with yours.
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i personally knew nothing about rooting phones just got the idea from a friend who mentioned jailbreaking his iphone and i searched for hacks and all i found was a few tutorials like this which were all somewhat different and i tryed super1click and it failed so i just bounced back n forth until i put them together and got root successfully... never heard of or seen z4root in my searches but ill look into that next time i root. Thanx!

file is missing

How can I root my motorola backflip 1.5 to 2.1 on my iMac. I've been looking around but can't see to find a tutorial and when I do ask somewhere no one answers. Please Help thanks.

install windows on it and follow the instructions :3

So I everything went smooth until install-root.sh at the very end and I get a string of errors super long most ending with read only file system. I went through the tutorial twice to check for typos (still could of messed up but Im pretty sure I didnt). Also at the beginning for some reason install-root.sh was missing from your zip so I downloaded it else where. Could that of effected this process?

wait. My phone is apparently up to date but is only at firmware version 1.5. How do I go about that upgrade?

did the upgrade to 2.1 and still get read only errors at the very end.

same problem
nkemm2 said:
So I everything went smooth until install-root.sh at the very end and I get a string of errors super long most ending with read only file system. I went through the tutorial twice to check for typos (still could of messed up but Im pretty sure I didnt). Also at the beginning for some reason install-root.sh was missing from your zip so I downloaded it else where. Could that of effected this process?
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I'm having the same problem.

Unable to locate su
Hello, I need some guidance as to what to do next. I'm at the step where I have to type in 'su' and receiving error: reloc_library[1244]: 707 cannot locate '_ZNK7android6Parcel15setDataPositionEj'...CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE
I have going through the steps of rooting twice and unable to add su rights. Thank you in advance for any assistance.

sithlorddevious said:
Hello, I need some guidance as to what to do next. I'm at the step where I have to type in 'su' and receiving error: reloc_library[1244]: 707 cannot locate '_ZNK7android6Parcel15setDataPositionEj'...CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE
I have going through the steps of rooting twice and unable to add su rights. Thank you in advance for any assistance.
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Also having this same issue, has someone resolved this yet?

Problem
i don't know if the package was damaged when i downloaded it or if it is my computer but the folder with the files that you gave us to use for the rooting doesn't work,it marks a lot of errors when you extract the files and the only thing that it extracts are the folders only,non of the files are extracted. i was hoping to know if you have an undated link for the download or if you can give me a trick to extract it correctly.

I'm sorry I haven't been on for quite some time. At this point superoneclick should do it. I no longer have a backflip or the computer with the files I was using. I honestly believe the cheapo free up/download site I used may have corrupted the file. But at one time I completely deleted my adb and downloaded the one I posted and did a friends backflip in no time at all. I'm not sure why some are having problems and others aren't. I will see what I can find and maybe just find the original links to the files needed in the adb.
Sent from my LG-P925 using XDA App

I used 7 zip to extract. No clue if it makes a difference. And as far as downloading the missing files elsewhere as Long as they are the correct files for your operating system it should make no difference and I would suggest looking through xda and other forums as well for anything that's missing in my adb. Or anything missing from the tutorial
Sent from my LG-P925 using XDA App

cant get root
Ok I tried this method and the one on thetechguy.com and on both everything goes fine until the part were you have to type on the phones terminal cd /data/local/tmp ./rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
Then I get an error message " can't cd /data/local/tmp ./rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin "

Only got to
I was only able to get to the rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin step. My computer will not let me download this and i have no idea how to let it slip through my security. All in all, I was getting to where I needed to be so I can update to gingerbread and I've come to a standstill again. Any other ways around this little snag? Please and Thank-you!
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nkemm2 said:
wait. My phone is apparently up to date but is only at firmware version 1.5. How do I go about that upgrade?
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Manually. You can find it at the motorola site. I did it last year and now i'm trying to root mine so I can update to Gingerbread.

[Q] Can't transfer nandroid backup from phone to pc?

Hi, I've just made an Online Nandroid backup of my stock rom. It's stored in the clockworkmod folder located on the internal storage, but whenever i try to copy it from that folder to my PC, it just pastes a folder named "35", which contains no files. I have no idea why it's doing this!
Help please?

B0B0D said:
Hi, I've just made an Online Nandroid backup of my stock rom. It's stored in the clockworkmod folder located on the internal storage, but whenever i try to copy it from that folder to my PC, it just pastes a folder named "35", which contains no files. I have no idea why it's doing this!
Help please?
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What if you do?
Code:
adb pull /sdcard/clockworkmod

deej_roamer said:
What if you do?
Code:
adb pull /sdcard/clockworkmod
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I'm having the same problem as the OP. I made a nandroid backup using clockworkmod and I can't figure out how to get it off the Moto G and onto my computer. The above adb command just brings over two files: .recovery_version and .last_install_path.
The nandroid backup does not seem to be placed on the emulated sdcard. I can find it by using the Rom Toolbox root browser. It is in /data/media/clockworkmod/backup.
But that directory is not visible when I connect the phone via usb. I try:
E:\install\Moto G Tools\MotoG-Tools>adb pull /data/media/clockworkmod/backup
and get:
remote object '/data/media/clockworkmod/backup' does not exist
Any ideas on how I can get the backup onto my PC?

Hello guys, proper path should be as below:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated/folder/for/backup/backup.date
JP

just use a file explorer like es and move your backup to somewhere that is visible from your comp and then just copy it over .

quizmaniac said:
just use a file explorer like es and move your backup to somewhere that is visible from your comp and then just copy it over .
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I tried that. With an 8GB Moto G I'm lucky to have enough space for one copy of the nandroid backup. When I tried to move the directory, it runs out of memory - I guess it is actually copying and deleting. I could try moving each file individually, but that is tedious and error prone and I could still run into the space problem.
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pacmanman said:
Hello guys, proper path should be as below:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated/folder/for/backup/backup.date
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Thanks. That worked.

Would u please give proper instruction on how to do it, my nandroid backup seems hidden when I open it on pc

First time when I have a problem like this, I see the backup on phone but when I conect the phone to PC I can't find it. So, I use Total Commander and move the backup file in phone in other folder, like "download". After that I seen it to PC. Now, I use TWRP 2.8.7 and I make the backup to an OTG connected USB stick. It's simple after that to move the backup where I want.

G0rg0ne said:
First time when I have a problem like this, I see the backup on phone but when I conect the phone to PC I can't find it. So, I use Total Commander and move the backup file in phone in other folder, like "download". After that I seen it to PC. Now, I use TWRP 2.8.7 and I make the backup to an OTG connected USB stick. It's simple after that to move the backup where I want.
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I try ur method, but seems not working either,
Im using philz last version. Installing total commander and
I got this message

You give root rights to Total Commander?

G0rg0ne said:
You give root rights to Total Commander?
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Yes,
Could it be because the su or the recovery?

I use TWRP, but you must find it in this location: /storage/emulated/0/clockworkmod/backup/backup.date. If you not, you can try the adb command described by
pacmanman said:
Hello guys, proper path should be as below:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated/folder/for/backup/backup.date
JP
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or, you can try another file manager, like ES or RootExplorer
You know how to use ADB commands?

G0rg0ne said:
I use TWRP, but you must find it in this location: /storage/emulated/0/clockworkmod/backup/backup.date. If you not, you can try the adb command described by
or, you can try another file manager, like ES or RootExplorer
You know how to use ADB commands?
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Already try that app & didn't work.
I'm trying to use same method as this (using adb) but I can't seem find proper instruction or sample on how to do it - at least easy way
Can u help me give instruction (with capture if u may) or at least pointing me to thread that discuss this.
Thx

First, you may have motorola drivers installed on your PC. You can find them from here.
Another thing you need is Fastboot. Unzip fastboot on your desktop on a folder.
Charge your device above 60% battery level to avoid shutdowns during the process.
Enable USB Debugging on your phone from Settings> Developer options. If you do not find Developer option under device settings, enter to settings/about phone and touch "Build number" 7 times to enable them.
Conect your phone via USB to PC.
Open folder where you have fastboot, right click it and open a comand prompt from there
In the comand prompt enter:
adb devices
now you will see if all is ok and your device has been recognized. You should see something like:
List of devices attached
random numbers and letters device
If not, probably don't have the drivers installed properly OR you failed to authorize your computer for USB debugging.
Now you can enter adb commands in terminal and pull your backup from your phone. Commands will be something like:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated folder for backup/backup.date
You can learn more about Backup with ADB from Here

G0rg0ne said:
First, you may have motorola drivers installed on your PC. You can find them from here.
Another thing you need is Fastboot. Unzip fastboot on your desktop on a folder.
Charge your device above 60% battery level to avoid shutdowns during the process.
Enable USB Debugging on your phone from Settings> Developer options. If you do not find Developer option under device settings, enter to settings/about phone and touch "Build number" 7 times to enable them.
Conect your phone via USB to PC.
Open folder where you have fastboot, right click it and open a comand prompt from there
In the comand prompt enter:
adb devices
now you will see if all is ok and your device has been recognized. You should see something like:
List of devices attached
random numbers and letters device
If not, probably don't have the drivers installed properly OR you failed to authorize your computer for USB debugging.
Now you can enter adb commands in terminal and pull your backup from your phone. Commands will be something like:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod/backup /designated folder for backup/backup.date
You can learn more about Backup with ADB from Here
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OK, thx u I'll try as soon as I got free time,
One more question, should I connect my phone on recovery or normal condition ?

In "normal" mode , but not forget to enable USB debugging.

G0rg0ne said:
In "normal" mode , but not forget to enable USB debugging.
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Hello Forgone, I try ur suggestion.
But seems doesn't work, have I did wrong
My phone detected but when I try adb pull, it shows this messages

You not give the right command to pull out. After "...clockworkmod/backup/" you must enter the backup name not the path where to download. It will download to adb folder. The name of backup file could be, how it suggest @pacmanman something like "backup.date" (where date is the date you make it). Sry, but you must find the name of that backup file or at least guess it.

G0rg0ne said:
You not give the right command to pull out. After "...clockworkmod/backup/" you must enter the backup name not the path where to download. It will download to adb folder. The name of backup file could be, how it suggest @pacmanman something like "backup.date" (where date is the date you make it). Sry, but you must find the name of that backup file or at least guess it.
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Gorgone, if its not to much, can u give screenshot on how u do it?
I'm confused

Look at your picture. As you see in green what you do till here was good. Your device is recognize. Now, what I underlined with yellow was not OK. There you must put your Backup file NAME. The name is usual something like "backup.date" where date means the date you made the backup. It's nothing to do if you don't know that name, so at least try to guess it.
I use TWRP so my path will be a little different. TWRP is better for make and restore backups, you can even make a backup on an USB stick on OTG, so you don't ocupie the internal memory space, also you can easy move it where do you want.

[shell][utility][terminal] munky-tool

***MUNKY-TOOL***
IS AN ONBOARD ANDROID UTILITY
FEATURES
[*]Copy system.img
[*]Copy boot.img
[*]Backup efs
[*]Logcat
[*]Backup and Restore Contacts
[*]Out For A Rip
Munky-tool will locate and copy most partitions without you having to track down paths. This is convenient if you use a ROM kitchen, or just want to make a backup of your system without using custom recovery. Some devices do have weird partition names, and munky-tool will not find them. If this happens to you, run the following command in terminal emulator
Code:
ls /dev/block/platform/*/by-name
Paste the output and your device name in the comments, and I will work your device in if possible.
INSTRUCTIONS
Download zip or clone git
Place extracted munky-tool folder in system partition (must be able to set permissions)
Set permissions of munky-tool script (not the directory) to at least 775 (rwx rwx rw)
Open terminal emulator and key in 'su' for root permissions
cd to the munky-tool directory
Type ./munky-tool to execute the script and start the utility
​
DOWNLOAD
github

Dude once again you're creativity and hard work is paying off. Great job man
Style point for the rip bud!

Sounds very helpfull and as markbencze already replyed I gues it's working on the O+O too. Have to try it in the next days.
thx markbencze for sharing.

SaschaKH said:
Sounds very helpfull and as markbencze already replyed I gues it's working on the O+O too. Have to try it in the next days.
thx markbencze for sharing.
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Yes. I tested it on my OPO. It went out for a rip. It will run on any device, and it will find the partitions on most.

Where's the download link dude, i'm not find download link from github ?

itsnie said:
Where's the download link dude, i'm not find download link from github ?
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On the right side of page near the clone url, there should be a button that says download as zip.

Just realized you have to be in desktop view to see the download as zip button. I will post an additional link a little later.

Just added backup and restore contacts.

N-i-c-e!
Thank you.
I've been working on the same sort of thing, and trying to figure out how to get adb connected to the phone with debugging off, for those people (I won't use the word I'm thinking of) who don't make backups, then break the screen, or bootloop the phone. Your script makes finding the data partition trivial, but I'm still working on the "force debugging on from outside" part.
But munky is going to be part of my phone from now on.

Rukbat said:
N-i-c-e!
Thank you.
I've been working on the same sort of thing, and trying to figure out how to get adb connected to the phone with debugging off, for those people (I won't use the word I'm thinking of) who don't make backups, then break the screen, or bootloop the phone. Your script makes finding the data partition trivial, but I'm still working on the "force debugging on from outside" part.
But munky is going to be part of my phone from now on.
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Thanks, man. Glad to hear you like it.

mike the inkman said:
***MUNKY-TOOL***
IS AN ONBOARD ANDROID UTILITY
FEATURES
[*]Copy system.img
[*]Copy boot.img
[*]Backup efs
[*]Logcat
[*]Backup and Restore Contacts
[*]Out For A Rip
Munky-tool will locate and copy most partitions without you having to track down paths. This is convenient if you use a ROM kitchen, or just want to make a backup of your system without using custom recovery. Some devices do have weird partition names, and munky-tool will not find them. If this happens to you, run the following command in terminal emulator
Code:
ls /dev/block/platform/*/by-name
Paste the output and your device name in the comments, and I will work your device in if possible.
INSTRUCTIONS
Download zip or clone git
Place extracted munky-tool folder in system partition (must be able to set permissions)
Set permissions of munky-tool script (not the directory) to at least 775 (rwx rwx rw)
Open terminal emulator and key in 'su' for root permissions
cd to the munky-tool directory
Type ./munky-tool to execute the script and start the utility
​
DOWNLOAD
github
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Good Tool, do you already plan to support restore EFS? which make a full loop of running time change the EFS setting without a PC,
this can help to me to control the modem band preset selections for network testing purpose.

Azlun said:
Good Tool, do you already plan to support restore EFS? which make a full loop of running time change the EFS setting without a PC,
this can help to me to control the modem band preset selections for network testing purpose.
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It is usually done in bootloader, but I am pretty sure I can make it work. Just need to test it before I release it. I am also going to release this as an apk soon. (Don't know how soon, but I probably won't have time for a few weeks)

An app that we can point new users to that will back up their userdata partition? Fantastic!

Rukbat said:
An app that we can point new users to that will back up their userdata partition? Fantastic!
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Yeah, I think it will fill a need. I am going to do an APK to do the things from this script, and a corresponding GUI Linux package for APK modding, and maybe do something for Windows as I get time. In the process of moving somewhat unexpectedly, so it is taking longer than I would have liked.