"Settings Storage" app data backup needed - Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi, everyone with stock rooted fw, I need a backup copy of "data/data/com.android.providers.settings" folder. Or if you using titanium backup - a copy of "Settings Storage" app. Please help.

Actually I need only settings.db from"data/data/com.android.providers.settings" folder.

RedSpike2k said:
Actually I need only settings.db from"data/data/com.android.providers.settings" folder.
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hi i am stock, non rooted .. is there any way that i can help?

Root is needed to copy that file.

RedSpike2k said:
Root is needed to copy that file.
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Here you have the file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6btSeQruamOZ01XTkZQTURJX2M/view?usp=sharing

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[Q] Can't find TWRP folder or backup

I am having trouble finding my nandroid backup file made with TWRP. I can't even find the TWRP directory! This file system is so confusing! I have tried ES File Explorer, Root Browser, and tried searching the file system using my laptop. I have even searched for "2014-12-13" and nothing is found. Can anyone please help? Nexus 5 on Android 5.0 w/ TWRP v2.8.1.0
I had probaby the same problem as you are facing. N5 with TWRP 2.8.1.0. After making nandroid I could not get the backup to show up within the TWRP folder (which is visible and accessible with ES File Explorer).
This issue was when I was using this specific Lollipop 5.0 rom (don't know if it is rom related or not) :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57372774&postcount=1
Then I went looking for another Lollipop rom, specifically a 5.0.1 version and found this one :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56734946&postcount=1
After flashing this rom and making nandroid the backup shows up normally within ES File Explorer. Not more issues.
Don't know if this helps, hopefully :fingers-crossed:
daffie said:
I had probaby the same problem as you are facing. N5 with TWRP 2.8.1.0. After making nandroid I could not get the backup to show up within the TWRP folder (which is visible and accessible with ES File Explorer).
This issue was when I was using this specific Lollipop 5.0 rom (don't know if it is rom related or not) :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57372774&postcount=1
Then I went looking for another Lollipop rom, specifically a 5.0.1 version and found this one :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56734946&postcount=1
After flashing this rom and making nandroid the backup shows up normally within ES File Explorer. Not more issues.
Don't know if this helps, hopefully :fingers-crossed:
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I flashed factory image 5.0 Lollipop from Google's website. I don't think our issue is related. I can't even find a TWRP folder.
Nebul0us said:
I flashed factory image 5.0 Lollipop from Google's website. I don't think our issue is related. I can't even find a TWRP folder.
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Ok I see.
Nebul0us said:
I flashed factory image 5.0 Lollipop from Google's website. I don't think our issue is related. I can't even find a TWRP folder.
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Look in /data/media/0
Sent from my Nexus 9 using XDA Free mobile app
Nebul0us said:
I am having trouble finding my nandroid backup file made with TWRP. I can't even find the TWRP directory! This file system is so confusing! I have tried ES File Explorer, Root Browser, and tried searching the file system using my laptop. I have even searched for "2014-12-13" and nothing is found. Can anyone please help? Nexus 5 on Android 5.0 w/ TWRP v2.8.1.0
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Terminal
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0/*
jd1639 said:
Look in /data/media/0
Sent from my Nexus 9 using XDA Free mobile app
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/data folder is empty
Nebul0us said:
/data folder is empty
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It isn't empty. You're just using a file explorer that isn't very good at reading things that need root permissions
rootSU said:
It isn't empty. You're just using a file explorer that isn't very good at reading things that need root permissions
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I'm using ES File Explorer. But SuperSU doesn't show it having root access. How do I give it root access? It was my impression that ES was THE way to go for file explorer apps...is there a better one? Obviously opinion, but I'm open to suggestion...
Edit: Okay, using Root Browser I found the TWRP directory and the backup. However when connected to PC, windows explorer can't see it. How do I move the backup to my PC? This is ridiculously complicated to backup to PC...
Nebul0us said:
I'm using ES File Explorer. But SuperSU doesn't show it having root access. How do I give it root access? It was my impression that ES was THE way to go for file explorer apps...is there a better one? Obviously opinion, but I'm open to suggestion...
Edit: Okay, using Root Browser I found the TWRP directory and the backup. However when connected to PC, windows explorer can't see it. How do I move the backup to my PC? This is ridiculously complicated to backup to PC...
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Install a terminal emulator and run the commands that @Aerowinder suggested. See my /sdcard problems thread in general for more information
rootSU said:
Install a terminal emulator and run the commands that @Aerowinder suggested. See my /sdcard problems thread in general for more information
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I am trying to run those commands and getting "The selected command does not exist."
Nebul0us said:
I am trying to run those commands and getting "The selected command does not exist."
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Screenshot?
Nebul0us said:
I'm using ES File Explorer. But SuperSU doesn't show it having root access. How do I give it root access? It was my impression that ES was THE way to go for file explorer apps...is there a better one? Obviously opinion, but I'm open to suggestion...
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open the side menu and expand the tools menu, find root explorer and hit on
rootSU said:
Screenshot?
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Nebul0us said:
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I don't know that terminal. Try "terminal emulator"by jackpal
rootSU said:
I don't know that terminal. Try "terminal emulator"by jackpal
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This is what I get when I try to install that terminal...which is why I went with that other one...
Nebul0us said:
This is what I get when I try to install that terminal...which is why I went with that other one...
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That's a known issue on Lollipop. It happens when 2 apps require the same permission.
Have you got ROM toolbox installed? That app is known to conflict with jack pal
If not, you'll need to run a Logcat whilst installing to find out which app is conflicting
rootSU said:
That's a known issue on Lollipop. It happens when 2 apps require the same permission.
Have you got ROM toolbox installed? That app is known to conflict with jack pal
If not, you'll need to run a Logcat whilst installing to find out which app is conflicting
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Okay, so I uninstalled ROM Toolbox and the terminal I had. Good call :good:
So now the question is, what did that command do? Hahaha...
/data/media/0 is supposed to be the mount point for /sdcard. Sometimes when flashing lollipop, this association breaks, making your /sdcard contents (and sometimes just some of it) disappear. The command restores that
rootSU said:
/data/media/0 is supposed to be the mount point for /sdcard. Sometimes when flashing lollipop, this association breaks, making your /sdcard contents (and sometimes just some of it) disappear. The command restores that
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Okay but how does that benefit me? And how can I view my backup locations in windows explorer?

[Resolved] About to flash a new ROM. Titanium Backup question

As the title states I'm about to flash a new ROM on my Sprint Note 4. However...I want to install Titanium Backup with my Pro licence before accessing the market. I cannot find the needed .apk or license using ES File Explorer however. Can anyone point me to where I would find these so I can throw them on my SD card?
Morpheen said:
As the title states I'm about to flash a new ROM on my Sprint Note 4. However...I want to install Titanium Backup with my Pro licence before accessing the market. I cannot find the needed .apk or license using ES File Explorer however. Can anyone point me to where I would find these so I can throw them on my SD card?
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Both files should be in /data/app, but you can only see the contents of /data if you enable Show hidden files and Root Explorer. If you need help with that, don't be afraid to ask.
ИΘΘK¡€ said:
Both files should be in /data/app, but you can only see the contents of /data if you enable Show hidden files. If you need help with that, don't be afraid to ask.
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Aha! Thank you! I had hidden files set to 'show' but did not have 'root explorer' enabled. Thanks so much.

[Q] How do I Reinstall\Flash the ContactsStorage app?

I have a OnePlus One CM11 rooted.
I read a post here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2064859&highlight=deleted
And therefore I "played" a little bit with my phone with those things:
1) \System\priv-app\ContactsProvider.apk
2)ContactsStorage from Setting ->Apps->All->ContactsStorage
Somehow I ended up with the situation that:
1)ContacsStorage does not appear at the apps list.
2)The directory \data\data\com.android.provider.contacts have disappeared.
I want to reinstall\flash the ContactsStorage app.
I know that reinstalling the rom will fix it, but I'm trying to avoid it.
Do you know of any other way I can do it?
Extract it from your ROM zip. Copy back to it's original location with a file manager (Root Explorer), set permissions and reboot.
davebugyi said:
Extract it from your ROM zip. Copy back to it's original location with a file manager (Root Explorer), set permissions and reboot.
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I don't have my rom zip (This is the rom that came installed).
But returning the original backup apk and rebooting did not do the job
barak91 said:
I don't have my rom zip (This is the rom that came installed).
But returning the original backup apk and rebooting did not do the job
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Then you are doing spmething wrong. What do you use to move? Is system set to R/W? permissions set? Same folder?
davebugyi said:
Then you are doing spmething wrong. What do you use to move? Is system set to R/W? permissions set? Same folder?
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Attached screenshots.
barak91 said:
Attached screenshots.
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The problem that the apk is vanishing after reboot is not a permission issue. Try a better file manager (in my case Root Explorer never fails). Mount system as R/W and do the rest.
davebugyi said:
The problem that the apk is vanishing after reboot is not a permission issue. Try a better file manager (in my case Root Explorer never fails). Mount system as R/W and do the rest.
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The apk is NOT vanishing, it stays there.
The app of ContactsStorage is vanished from the apps list permanently.
As well as the folder in \data\data of com.android.providers.Contacts.
The option to sync google contacts is gone as well.
barak91 said:
The apk is NOT vanishing, it stays there.
The app of ContactsStorage is vanished from the apps list permanently.
As well as the folder in \data\data of com.android.providers.Contacts.
The option to sync google contacts is gone as well.
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Did you make sure to also put the odex file in the folder as well?
Heisenberg said:
Did you make sure to also put the odex file in the folder as well?
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I don't know what the odex file is.
I did not back the odex file so I do not know if it's the original, but there is a ContactsProvider.odex in there.

move file Root directory

Hi have one problem i have oxygen updater and i already have the update 9.5.1 downloaded but when i go to system to install the update manually ir says to copy the file to the Root directory but it is already there...someone can help me? Thanks
Try to download a new copy of the OTA file
rickysidhu_ said:
Try to download a new copy of the OTA file
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Already tried and the same thing
vhellyeah said:
Already tried and the same thing
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When you say root directory, where do you mean? It should be at "/storage/emulated/0" (sometimes shown as "/sdcard", depending on the app or context).
jisoo said:
When you say root directory, where do you mean? It should be at "/storage/emulated/0" (sometimes shown as "/sdcard", depending on the app or context).
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When oxygen updater download the file it goes to emulated/0 but it says move the file to Root directory , i already tried some folders like sdcard and nothing. I think when i arrive Home i AM gonna Root the device and install twrp . Its for the best i think.... Thanks for all the answers

Restore Onplus Switch Backup

hi!
i did a full Backup with Oneplus Switch on my old official ROM. When i open the folder on my computer it is structured like this:
.Preview
App
Data
OPLauncher
.nomedia
so after i unblocked bootloader, flashed rom and have rooted the phone i downlaoded the Oneplus Switch app from Appstore. When i open it, i can pretty much only scan a QR code with i dont have other possibilities.
Can you please tell me how i can restore my "Switch" backup.
Nobody here who can help me out?
mosc2k said:
Nobody here who can help me out?
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Hey, You have to copy the op backup to the computer. Root your phone then copy the file op file to your internal storage. Download oneplus switch then open it and click backup/restore in the bottom left. If you've done the other steps correctly then the file should be there ready to restore.
Bxperiaz3 said:
Hey, You have to copy the op backup to the computer. Root your phone then copy the file op file to your internal storage. Download oneplus switch then open it and click backup/restore in the bottom left. If you've done the other steps correctly then the file should be there ready to restore.
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Hey , well That's the problem he can't use the app since he can only send those days not receive any.
Mist3rShey2nIl said:
Hey , well That's the problem he can't use the app since he can only send those days not receive any.
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What?

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