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Hi, i've updated my N8000 from italian 4.0.4 rooted to the last 4.1.1 nordic contry trough odin.
My app and setting are the same but not root, so i rooted again my n8000 but there is a problem:
the app Archivio.apk (the equivalent of MyFiles.apk) there isn't in app list, so when i try to import a pdf with Snote
it crashes... where is the Archivio(MyFiles) App ???
Please i don't understand anything. Trouble....:crying::crying::crying:
PS. sorry for title... i mean ODIN update
Please... someone help me !
if you are rooted take a back up wipe everything reninstall rom
samir_a said:
if you are rooted take a back up wipe everything reninstall rom
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Which is the best tool to perform a backup without loose data?
Thanks for all.
You will need to install CWM and take an nandroid backup
samir_a said:
You will need to install CWM and take an nandroid backup
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Titanium backup is not good?
You are rooted right yes you can use Titanium also but it will only backup you apps and some system files another option is take a back up of the completed internal memory on the pc or laptop
samir_a said:
You are rooted right yes you can use Titanium also but it will only backup you apps and some system files another option is take a back up of the completed internal memory on the pc or laptop
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how can i do with laptop? what program i can use?
When i connect the note to pc i see only the 16 gb internel but not the system root folder...
yes you wont be able to see those files but your app data and documents will be safe, for a complete backup you will need CWM and do a nandroid backup
samir_a said:
yes you wont be able to see those files but your app data and documents will be safe, for a complete backup you will need CWM and do a nandroid backup
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thanks for all... if i can do a correct flashing what king of wipe i can do?
and for solve the problem, i can return to italy flashing it, make nandroid, and the wipe, flashing 4.1.1 and restore?
is this the correct way?
Go to this website it will give a video turtorial on almost all topics its been made by one of the forum members so credit goes to him
http://rootgalaxynote.com/galaxy-no...t-galaxy-note-10-1-easiest-methodcwmmethod-2/
You can go on my website to download, the latest firmware if you dont have it
www.androidos.co.in / androidfirms.in
samir_a said:
Go to this website it will give a video turtorial on almost all topics its been made by one of the forum members so credit goes to him
http://rootgalaxynote.com/galaxy-no...t-galaxy-note-10-1-easiest-methodcwmmethod-2/
You can go on my website to download, the latest firmware if you dont have it
www.androidos.co.in / androidfirms.in
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thanks for all... if i can do a correct flashing what king of wipe i can do?
and for solve the problem, i can return to italy flashing it, make nandroid, and the wipe, flashing 4.1.1 and restore?
is this the correct way?
nooooo...
i tried to flash italy but the note is bloocked in the initial screen of samsung...
why????
Panic... please help...
Hi guys,
I was wondering if I should root my nexus 5... What advantages would it have over the unrooted phone apart from custom roms? Any special features?
Thanks!
No special features. But custom roms. Why wouldn't you root? My motto, if you can do it, do it. And put a recovery on.
jd1639 said:
No special features. But custom roms. Why wouldn't you root? My motto, if you can do it, do it. And put a recovery on.
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The thing is i dont know if I'll be using custom roms... still trying to look at possible ones which would be better than just android
nad4321 said:
The thing is i dont know if I'll be using custom roms... still trying to look at possible ones which would be better than just android
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Yes, besides custom roms/kernels also for Adblocking, Titanium/Nandroid Backup, theming and tweaking etc etc.
gee2012 said:
Yes, besides custom roms/kernels also for Adblocking, Titanium/Nandroid Backup, theming and tweaking etc etc.
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One silly questions, if i then install a custom rom/ change rom, would all the data be erased?
nad4321 said:
The thing is i dont know if I'll be using custom roms... still trying to look at possible ones which would be better than just android
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If it were me, I'd root it, put on a custom recovery, and make a nandroid of it right out of the box. Then I could always go back to brand new easily. Right now there are no custom roms but that will change fast.
nad4321 said:
One silly questions, if i then install a custom rom/ change rom, would all the data be erased?
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If you full wipe yes, but you can restore apps and app data with Titanium Backup or Helium.
gee2012 said:
If you full wipe yes, but you can restore apps and app data with Titanium Backup or Helium.
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Thanks! What is the best way to root and to then manage the ROMs? Thank again!
nad4321 said:
Thanks! What is the best way to root and to then manage the ROMs? Thank again!
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Look in the development forum. Chainfire has a root method and cwm and twrp recoveries are there.
jd1639 said:
Look in the development forum. Chainfire has a root method and cwm and twrp recoveries are there.
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Which one would you recommend?
nad4321 said:
Which one would you recommend?
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CF Auto Root is easy as pie, download and extract the right file, enable USB debugging on the phone, go into fastbootmode, connnect to the PC and select root.window.bat in the extracted file.
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CF Auto Root is easy as pie, download and extract the right file, go into fastbootmode and connnect to the PC and select root.window.bat in the extracted file.
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Would that be everything I need to do? and then im ready to instal custom roms without doing anything else?
nad4321 said:
Would that be everything I need to do? and then im ready to instal custom roms without doing anything else?
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After you rooted install a custom recovery to make a nandroid backup and to be able to flash roms and kernels. First backup your apps and settings with TB or Helium.
gee2012 said:
After you rooted install a custom recovery to make a nandroid backup and to be able to flash roms and kernels. First backup your apps and settings with TB or Helium.
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How could I do that(install the custom revoery to make a nandroid backup)
Also, i need to be a root user to use helium right?
Thanks a lot!
nad4321 said:
Which one would you recommend?
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Personally I prefer twrp
nad4321 said:
Would that be everything I need to do? and then im ready to instal custom roms without doing anything else?
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You need to use a custom recovery to make a nandroid backup before installing a new ROM but yes, after you root, install a custom recovery, make a backup and copy it to a safe place that won't get wiped during ROM install, you are ready to play around. It is always a good safe practice to already have any necessary drivers on your computer so you can use fastboot to rescue your device if you make a mistake and brick it.
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nad4321 said:
How could I do that(install the custom revoery to make a nandroid backup)
Also, i need to be a root user to use helium right?
Thanks a lot!
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Look here for custom recovery`s http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/development and no you don`t need root for Helium backup.
jd1639 said:
Personally I prefer twrp
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Thanks a lot, as far as I see, there is no working twrp so I guess I'll have to wait xD
lalec said:
You need to use a custom recovery to make a nandroid backup before installing a new ROM but yes, after you root, install a custom recovery, make a backup and copy it to a safe place that won't get wiped during ROM install, you are ready to play around. It is always a good safe practice to already have any necessary drivers on your computer so you can use fastboot to rescue your device if you make a mistake and brick it.
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Sorry for being pedantic... So once I have helium, i can change rom as many times as i want that as long as i backup everytime before i do it, i can put it back in just a couple of minutes even if i changed rom right?
nad4321 said:
Sorry for being pedantic... So once I have helium, i can change rom as many times as i want that as long as i backup everytime before i do it, i can put it back in just a couple of minutes even if i changed rom right?
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You`re not pedantic, just a bit lazy! All your questions can be answered in the right upper search bar and Google bro.
hi friends..
can we backup our pico's stock rom before rooting it ??
if yes can anyone please post the procedure?
Thank you
yes can be backed up from recovery... the procedure depends on the recovery you are using.... eg:for twrp just hit backup from the main page and swipe to backup...
born noob developing pro said:
yes can be backed up from recovery... the procedure depends on the recovery you are using.... eg:for twrp just hit backup from the main page and swipe to backup...
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ok bro..but before rooting will there be recovery mode? like cwm or twrp pre installed?
123arunkumar said:
ok bro..but before rooting will there be recovery mode? like cwm or twrp pre installed?
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I think you cant backup your current stock rom without rooting... Because to take system backup you need to root...
Just remove your battery... Put it back... And press power+volume button...
You will now go to bootloader menu... Select recovery(select using volume down and press power for slection)
Now you will go to recovery mode... Its factory mode...
After rooting you need to flash RUU rom to go back to unroot stock rom...
after unlocking the boot loader try to backup bro... I am not sure... sorry...
123arunkumar said:
ok bro..but before rooting will there be recovery mode? like cwm or twrp pre installed?
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no stock recovery will be there in the stock rom before rooting , using stock recovery you cant install any custom rom or backup your stock rom , so you have to unlock the bootloader first , then you have to root your device , then you have to flash custom recovery like cwm , twrp , younnu's or philz recovery
nandroid backup of htc explorer a310e
born noob developing pro said:
yes can be backed up from recovery... the procedure depends on the recovery you are using.... eg:for twrp just hit backup from the main page and swipe to backup...
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hello sir,
i want nand backup folder of htc explorer , if u have please mail me at [email protected]
Hello,
I am flashing a custom rom and using TWRP for the first time. When restoring, there are 3 checkboxes (system, data, and boot)
What do the boot and system options mean?
Kernel aka boot.img
Keep it checked. Otherwise, you may have an incompatible kernel for your ROM and will get bootloops.
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DigitalUnderground said:
Kernel aka boot.img
Keep it checked. Otherwise, you may have an incompatible kernel for your ROM and will get bootloops.
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Thanks. So when i install a new rom, i only need to check boot and data?
Because at first, i checked all 3 and i ended up where i started (without the new rom installed).
netghozt said:
Thanks. So when i install a new rom, i only need to check boot and data?
Because at first, i checked all 3 and i ended up where i started (without the new rom installed).
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The restore and backup options have nothing to do with flashing a new rom. When flashing a new rom wipe, system, data cache, and dalvik. Then flash the rom
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Thanks
netghozt said:
Thanks
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Also make sure to backup your EFS folder in TWRP and store it on your PC. Better safe then sorry
Not sure what the EFS folder is, but thanks. So i ran into another problem. I lost my root access (not sure how). So i would have to reroot now and i bet that EFS folder is gone. I still have my Nandroid backup from before.
Thanks
netghozt said:
Not sure what the EFS folder is, but thanks. So i ran into another problem. I lost my root access (not sure how). So i would have to reroot now and i bet that EFS folder is gone. I still have my Nandroid backup from before.
Thanks
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You can root with TWRP itself or flash superSU.zip 1.94 (http://download.chainfire.eu/396/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip) in recovery. Your EFS folder isn`t gone.
netghozt said:
Thanks. So when i install a new rom, i only need to check boot and data?
Because at first, i checked all 3 and i ended up where i started (without the new rom installed).
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Whenever I do a backup or a restore, I check data, system, and boot.
When installing a new ROM, Wipe System, Data, Cache, and Dalvik. Then flash.
Search the forum for nexus 5 efs backup. Its always a good idea.
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gee2012 said:
You can root with TWRP itself or flash superSU.zip 1.94 in recovery. Your EFS folder isn`t gone.
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can i do this without root?
netghozt said:
can i do this without root?
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Sure, all phones are initialy unrooted
gee2012 said:
You can root with TWRP itself or flash superSU.zip 1.94 (http://download.chainfire.eu/396/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip) in recovery. Your EFS folder isn`t gone.
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So i downloaded the superSU.zip 1.94 file and attempted to flash in TWRP in recovery. The menu options are not the same since i've lost root access. It takes me to the advanced menu with ADB Sideload, Terminal Command, etc. So how do i flash superSU from here? Help please!
netghozt said:
So i downloaded the superSU.zip 1.94 file and attempted to flash in TWRP in recovery. The menu options are not the same since i've lost root access. It takes me to the advanced menu with ADB Sideload, Terminal Command, etc. So how do i flash superSU from here? Help please!
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Choose install zip , from sdcard and select the file and hit install.
gee2012 said:
Choose install zip , from sdcard and select the file and hit install.
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Boom. It worked! Thanks. So glad i didn't have to re-flash. Thank You!
netghozt said:
Boom. It worked! Thanks. So glad i didn't have to re-flash. Thank You!
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Great it worked out :good:
Hi,
I rooted my LG G2 ATT using Stump root, then tried to install TWRP recovery using TWRP Manager, which corrupted stock recovery. as I didn't have unlocked bootloader, I installed AutoRec.apk and successfully installed TWRP recovery to make backup of System.
Now I need to revert to Stock recovery. But Unfortunately I don't have its backup.
Can someone please upload Stock recovery of D80020y?
Thanks
mudi12 said:
Hi,
I rooted my LG G2 ATT using Stump root, then tried to install TWRP recovery using TWRP Manager, which corrupted stock recovery. as I didn't have unlocked bootloader, I installed AutoRec.apk and successfully installed TWRP recovery to make backup of System.
Now I need to revert to Stock recovery. But Unfortunately I don't have its backup.
Can someone please upload Stock recovery of D80020y?
Thanks
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For the past few days I've been seeking for help, But non got really interested. Anyways, your wish granted.
I've backed it up using flashify. Kindly check your PM.
dr.patron99 said:
For the past few days I've been seeking for help, But non got really interested. Anyways, your wish granted.
I've backed it up using flashify. Kindly check your PM.
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I'm having the exact same problem, could you please send me the stock recovery? Thanks.
crawkid610 said:
I'm having the exact same problem, could you please send me the stock recovery? Thanks.
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I can send you the same, but problem you would encounter will be, It won't let you flash. As Stock kernel isn't Bumped n best goes with Dorimanx.
So if you still need one, do let m know, I'll hook u up with.
dr.patron99 said:
I can send you the same, but problem you would encounter will be, It won't let you flash. As Stock kernel isn't Bumped n best goes with Dorimanx.
So if you still need one, do let m know, I'll hook u up with.
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Yeah man, it would be great if you could hook me up with it, I'm up for the risk, thank you a lot!