Does anyone know if this is possible? I've had my phone for a couple weeks and want to root but don't really want to reinstall and setup everything again. If not, can someone point me to a reliable non-root full backup option?
TIA!
no. oem unlock is needed first and that pre-step is the bad boy that does the wipe.
d3athsd00r said:
Does anyone know if this is possible? I've had my phone for a couple weeks and want to root but don't really want to reinstall and setup everything again. If not, can someone point me to a reliable non-root full backup option?
TIA!
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You should probably Google "TIA." Hehe.
d3athsd00r said:
Does anyone know if this is possible? I've had my phone for a couple weeks and want to root but don't really want to reinstall and setup everything again. If not, can someone point me to a reliable non-root full backup option?
TIA!
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Google is your backup option. It can restore settings, apps and data. Just restore from cloud. You need root to have a perfect backup.
mikex8593 said:
Google is your backup option. It can restore settings, apps and data. Just restore from cloud. You need root to have a perfect backup.
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You don't need to root you just need to have twrp installed.
se7ensde said:
You don't need to root you just need to have twrp installed.
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Well, to backup apps and data in the OS, like OP wants before unlocking bootloader.
I did this with titanium backup on my previous phone to go from non-root to root and worked like a charm.
I can't post a link to the url...anywhay search for titanium backup non-root and you will see how to make a backup that can later be restored with titanium.
1. How to make your first backup WITHOUT root:
Before beginning, you need to setup your ADB and have your device detected. You must also running Android version 4.0 and above. Also, make sure you have a file manager installed. Our favorite is the ES File Explorer.
Connect your device and make sure its listed with the following command:
adb devices
Run a FULL backup with the following command:
adb backup -f FullBackup.ab -apk -all
This will create a “package” called “FullBackup.ab” on the current location in your command prompt. This is your backup package.
Now you can root your phone.
Once finished rooting, insert the “FullBackup.ab” package on your sdcard
Hit the menu button and look for “Extract from ADB backup” option. This will prompt you to search for the file. Use the file manager that you installed earlier and navigate to the directory and select the FullBackup.ab file.
Now restore like as if the backup was made with Titanium Backup. Don’t forget to make a fresh copy of the backup using Titanium Backup. You’re Done!
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I am going to unlock my bootloader sometime next week (and root after that ofc).
I already used my phone for several weeks thought, I got it fully configured to my taste.
1. What exactly gets deleted when I unlock my bootloader?
All apps + usersettings + smses etc? Also everything in /sdcard ?
2. What is the best way to backup all data?
I can backup /sdcard alright, but is there a non-root app for backing up all apps + settings?
Helium is a non-root app backup option. You have to pair it with the pc program, but it leaves the backups on the phone. I don't know about what gets wiped, though, I've not unlocked my bootloader.
Quark^2 said:
I am going to unlock my bootloader sometime next week (and root after that ofc).
I already used my phone for several weeks thought, I got it fully configured to my taste.
1. What exactly gets deleted when I unlock my bootloader?
All apps + usersettings + smses etc? Also everything in /sdcard ?
2. What is the best way to backup all data?
I can backup /sdcard alright, but is there a non-root app for backing up all apps + settings?
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In my case everything was erased when unlocked bootloader.
is there a software for makeng complete backup and then restoring automacic? possible to do this folder by folder? name of software that do this? thanks
myabc said:
is there a software for makeng complete backup and then restoring automacic? possible to do this folder by folder? name of software that do this? thanks
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SnapPea can backup your texts, images, etc. Get the app from store & download the pc programme. You can also backup to the cloud (I think) Good luck!
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There is a guide using ADB backup:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-phone-backup-unlock-root-t1420351
Contrary to the guide, I didn't need an encryption password for it to work. I did however have to try it a few times before it would work (it stopped several times--failed), but got a backup eventually. It does reportedly work for the Moto G.
I haven't restored it yet though. I'm in the same boat as you are at the moment and I am preparing to unlock and root once I have all the help and supporting files for the process.
eastdata said:
There is a guide using ADB backup:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-phone-backup-unlock-root-t1420351
Contrary to the guide, I didn't need an encryption password for it to work. I did however have to try it a few times before it would work (it stopped several times--failed), but got a backup eventually. It does reportedly work for the Moto G.
I haven't restored it yet though. I'm in the same boat as you are at the moment and I am preparing to unlock and root once I have all the help and supporting files for the process.
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For anyone that is interested, the Helium backup app mentioned in a previous post utilizes this same ADB backup protocol cited in the link above in order to accomplish the backup. Helium just automates the process and slaps on a nicer UI.
Marty said:
For anyone that is interested, the Helium backup app mentioned in a previous post utilizes this same ADB backup protocol cited in the link above in order to accomplish the backup. Helium just automates the process and slaps on a nicer UI.
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That's good to know, cheers.
Apparently SMS messages aren't backed up with ADB. I've looked around and found this free app MyPhoneExplorer that can handle that part amongst other features. Seems it can backup locally.
eastdata said:
Seems it can backup locally.
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Yes MyPhonexplorer makes a Backup on PC.
lightningdude said:
Helium is a non-root app backup option. You have to pair it with the pc program, but it leaves the backups on the phone.
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The Helium Backup is made on the phones storage. But sure you can copy that to your PC and copy it back afterwards.
Both apps are working nice without any problems.
mokkami said:
Yes MyPhonexplorer makes a Backup on PC.
The Helium Backup is made on the phones storage. Butsure you can copy that to your PC and copy it back afterwards.
Both apps are working nice without any problems.
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Excellent. Now to the tricky parts...
On a side note, with ADB I was able to write the backup straight to PC, but I think writing to the phones storage would be more reliable, then copying it off.
I did not encouter any problems while just simply copying files to storage.
Hi,
I made a backup by TWRP.
But the problem is that I don't know what to do with this backup.
1: For full backup, I leave to the nexus or I spend it on a PC? If my nexus has problem to boot, what I do with my backup ? How use it (txrp, fastboot....) ?
2: For a backup of data (so if I understand it, the app), I leave on nexus or I put on pc? and after I use it when and how?
For ex, when I switched to M, at the beginning (after boot), the nexus has installed all the app from my google account, but it's very long, so I would like tu stop it and use ma data backup, but i don't know how to do...
Thank you.
Wolfen38 said:
Hi,
I made a backup by TWRP.
But the problem is that I don't know what to do with this backup.
1: For full backup, I leave to the nexus or I spend it on a PC? If my nexus has problem to boot, what I do with my backup ? How use it (txrp, fastboot....) ?
2: For a backup of data (so if I understand it, the app), I leave on nexus or I put on pc? and after I use it when and how?
For ex, when I switched to M, at the beginning (after boot), the nexus has installed all the app from my google account, but it's very long, so I would like tu stop it and use ma data backup, but i don't know how to do...
Thank you.
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1. Both. Keep a backup on your PC and another one on your device. Hold Power + Vol Down to reboot into the bootloader then select Recovery. Once into TWRP use the Restore option to restore your nandroid.
2. Both. Same answer. If you are using Titanium Backup then use the restore option.
During the setup wizard do not check the "restore my data from Google servers" then check in Settings > Backup.
Thanks.
And if I want to use the backup of the PC, how do I do ?
Because the backup (nandroid) is very big, and it's a problem to keep it on the nexus.....
Wolfen38 said:
Thanks.
And if I want to use the backup of the PC, how do I do ?
Because the backup (nandroid) is very big, and it's a problem to keep it on the nexus.....
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adb push and adb pull
You can also use the MTP feature though TWRP which allows you to drag and drop your files.
ok, thanks
I just backup my android s3 4.4.4 with twrp.
I just want to know that if install a new rom can I backup all my apps and apps data on the new rom.
HELP!
UPDATE: I have since updated to official 5.1.6 via OTA flashed TWRP and Magisk. The backup finished successfully with no sign of 255 error and once rebooted the USER ID and all 999 folders were still gone after the update and switched slots.
Only tested on OnePlus 6 but file structure should be the same on any device running Android O. Must be rooted to grant Terminal Emulator root permission. You cannot remove a user without root.
If anyone has had the 255 error while trying to create a backup file or trying to restore with TWRP. This error pertains to the parallel apps or multi user ID. If you are not sure if you have parallel apps running on your OnePlus 6 or other devices you can do a quick check by go into your Root browser and look in these locations.
/storage/emulated
/data/system/
data/system_ce/
data/system_de/
data/misc/
data/misc_ce/
data/misc_de/
data/user/
data/user_ce/
data/user_de/
If you see any folder named 999 then you have parallel apps enabled on your device. TWRP in it's current form will not allow you to create a backup or restore a backup with parallel apps enabled.
Currently there is only one solution that I have found to be able to delete all of the 999 folders and that is to open a terminal emulator to each of these locations and remove the 999 folders individually. I have found a solution where you can delete the user ID and by doing so it removes all of the 999 folders and not only does it remove the folders they do not return once you reboot your device. The solution is simple so let's get to it.
Install Terminal Emulator from the play store
Open Terminal and type
su
Press enter and grant root permission
Next type
pm remove-user 999
Press enter
Close Terminal and reboot
Once rebooted go back to your Root browser and check the locations listed above to ensure the 999 folders are gone. That's all, Enjoy.
I searched the locations you mentioned and didn't find any 999 folders but I still get the error 255 when trying to flash 5.1.6 full zip. Any ideas what the issue could be?
I even tried running the commands on terminal anyways and got an error saying "couldn't remove user ID 999"
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
dracoboss said:
I searched the locations you mentioned and didn't find any 999 folders but I still get the error 255 when trying to flash 5.1.6 full zip. Any ideas what the issue could be?
I even tried running the commands on terminal anyways and got an error saying "couldn't remove user ID 999"
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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Try to remove your security pin code first before install new firmware.
Thanks for sharing the info :good:
Stupid question about backup ,
I normally use root essentials to make a system backup but I think with op6 it will not backup al the required files anymore I think.
So I want to make the backup true twrp but can someone list the files to backup. As there are also vendor partition listed. So please let me know what to backup exactly to make the correct backup.
Thanks in advance.
Regards ysco..
dracoboss said:
I searched the locations you mentioned and didn't find any 999 folders but I still get the error 255 when trying to flash 5.1.6 full zip. Any ideas what the issue could be?
I even tried running the commands on terminal anyways and got an error saying "couldn't remove user ID 999"
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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Make sure you're doing "su" then enter first and its getting root permissions
I'm on official TWRP.
I have a backup of Renovate 2.0, which worked without any errors, but after I ran into issues with the 2.1 flash (bootloop) I wanted to restore my backup, which fails with the 255 error at the Data partition, the rest restores fine.
Now I was in TWRP terminal to do the above, but I couldn't find / delete any of the 999 folders. I also didn't have any other IDs on 2.0, nor did I have any security features active at the time of my backup.
What will this operation do for me with a complete but unrestorable backup anyway, surely it won't delete folders out of my backup?
What triggers the error, the destination (ROM) or the backup file?
Is there a way to get into my backup from TWRP terminal?
Any other ideas?
Thanks for any input!
geenyous said:
I'm on official TWRP.
I have a backup of Renovate 2.0, which worked without any errors, but after I ran into issues with the 2.1 flash (bootloop) I wanted to restore my backup, which fails with the 255 error at the Data partition, the rest restores fine.
Now I was in TWRP terminal to do the above, but I couldn't find / delete any of the 999 folders. I also didn't have any other IDs on 2.0, nor did I have any security features active at the time of my backup.
What will this operation do for me with a complete but unrestorable backup anyway, surely it won't delete folders out of my backup?
What triggers the error, the destination (ROM) or the backup file?
Is there a way to get into my backup from TWRP terminal?
Any other ideas?
Thanks for any input!
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The directions that are listed above are to be used inside terminal emulator once your phone is booted up and before you make the backup. I'm not sure if you can actually take files out of the backup especially from your device. That may be something you have to pull from the device and put onto your computer to accomplish
ysco said:
Thanks for sharing the info :good:
Stupid question about backup ,
I normally use root essentials to make a system backup but I think with op6 it will not backup al the required files anymore I think.
So I want to make the backup true twrp but can someone list the files to backup. As there are also vendor partition listed. So please let me know what to backup exactly to make the correct backup.
Thanks in advance.
Regards ysco..
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If you want to make a full and complete backup of your entire system then you go into backup in TWRP and you check mark every box and then make your backup.
dracoboss said:
I searched the locations you mentioned and didn't find any 999 folders but I still get the error 255 when trying to flash 5.1.6 full zip. Any ideas what the issue could be?
I even tried running the commands on terminal anyways and got an error saying "couldn't remove user ID 999"
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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Please if you could report back to us on this thread and let us know if the instructions you were given above help you or not
dgunn said:
If you want to make a full and complete backup of your entire system then you go into backup in TWRP and you check mark every box and then make your backup.
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Thanks for the reply back to me.
I already did make a full backup and I know the procedure to make a backup in twrp but I wanted to know if all must be marked for a full backup. Some say that not all needs to be checked. If you mark all the backup is huge lol.
Thanks.
Regards ysco..
dgunn said:
Please if you could report back to us on this thread and let us know if the instructions you were given above help you or not
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Oh sorry lol. Turns out I just had to use official twrp to flash the full zip instead of the unofficial one I was using. After that it was smooth sailing
ysco said:
Thanks for the reply back to me.
I already did make a full backup and I know the procedure to make a backup in twrp but I wanted to know if all must be marked for a full backup. Some say that not all needs to be checked. If you mark all the backup is huge lol.
Thanks.
Regards ysco..
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boot, system image, vendor image, data.. and you are on the safe side.
Once I made a backup of boot, system, vendor, data (no images) I had to flash OOS afterwards. I don´t completely understand the difference between first and second way, finally both worked. But for sure it is not necessary to mark all partitions.
Flying Fox said:
boot, system image, vendor image, data.. and you are on the safe side.
Once I made a backup of boot, system, vendor, data (no images) I had to flash OOS afterwards. I don´t completely understand the difference between first and second way, finally both worked. But for sure it is not necessary to mark all partitions.
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Thanks for pointing out the steps for a successful backup.
Regards ysco..
ysco said:
Thanks for the reply back to me.
I already did make a full backup and I know the procedure to make a backup in twrp but I wanted to know if all must be marked for a full backup. Some say that not all needs to be checked. If you mark all the backup is huge lol.
Thanks.
Regards ysco..
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I backup everything to reduce the amount of steps for the restore process. If you check every box during the backup process you do not have to Flash the OS during restore. Yes it does take up more space but the restore process is simple if you do. By checking every box all you have to do is restore your backup and then Flash magisk and you're done no need to flash the OS
dgunn said:
I backup everything to reduce the amount of steps for the restore process. If you check every box during the backup process you do not have to Flash the OS during restore. Yes it does take up more space but the restore process is simple if you do. By checking every box all you have to do is restore your backup and then Flash magisk and you're done no need to flash the OS
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Ahh good to know mate
Thanks.
Regards ysco..
dgunn said:
I backup everything to reduce the amount of steps for the restore process. If you check every box during the backup process you do not have to Flash the OS during restore. Yes it does take up more space but the restore process is simple if you do. By checking every box all you have to do is restore your backup and then Flash magisk and you're done no need to flash the OS
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Actually you don't have to make a backup of system AND system image as well as you usually don't buy apples AND apples and pears. You just need the system image (and boot, vendor, data) to perform a complete and success backup.
dgunn said:
UPDATE: I have since updated to official 5.1.6 via OTA flashed TWRP and Magisk. The backup finished successfully with no sign of 255 error and once rebooted the USER ID and all 999 folders were still gone after the update and switched slots.
Only tested on OnePlus 6 but file structure should be the same on any device running Android O. Must be rooted to grant Terminal Emulator root permission. You cannot remove a user without root.
If anyone has had the 255 error while trying to create a backup file or trying to restore with TWRP. This error pertains to the parallel apps or multi user ID. If you are not sure if you have parallel apps running on your OnePlus 6 or other devices you can do a quick check by go into your Root browser and look in these locations.
/storage/emulated
/data/system/
data/system_ce/
data/system_de/
data/misc/
data/misc_ce/
data/misc_de/
data/user/
data/user_ce/
data/user_de/
If you see any folder named 999 then you have parallel apps enabled on your device. TWRP in it's current form will not allow you to create a backup or restore a backup with parallel apps enabled.
Currently there is only one solution that I have found to be able to delete all of the 999 folders and that is to open a terminal emulator to each of these locations and remove the 999 folders individually. I have found a solution where you can delete the user ID and by doing so it removes all of the 999 folders and not only does it remove the folders they do not return once you reboot your device. The solution is simple so let's get to it.
Install Terminal Emulator from the play store
Open Terminal and type
su
Press enter and grant root permission
Next type
pm remove-user 999
Press enter
Close Terminal and reboot
Once rebooted go back to your Root browser and check the locations listed above to ensure the 999 folders are gone. That's all, Enjoy.
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I don't have parallel apps or multi-user. What I have is a "work profile" (latest feature by gsuite which is mandated by my organization). Work profiles isolate work/company account data into a separate encrypted/remote wipable silo. Android creates copies of the apps for the work profile. This is causing a folder called "/data/system_ce/10" which is failing to backup. Any solution for TWRP to work with work profiles? Ideally, can I "ignore" folders to not be backed up so that TWRP nandroid backups can work.
angadsingh said:
I don't have parallel apps or multi-user. What I have is a "work profile" (latest feature by gsuite which is mandated by my organization). Work profiles isolate work/company account data into a separate encrypted/remote wipable silo. Android creates copies of the apps for the work profile. This is causing a folder called "/data/system_ce/10" which is failing to backup. Any solution for TWRP to work with work profiles? Ideally, can I "ignore" folders to not be backed up so that TWRP nandroid backups can work.
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You will have to remove those folders from the system before you can do a backup. Maybe cut and paste them onto an OTG drive, do the backup and then replace the folders. Twrp will not backup any multi-user accounts and that is exactly what gsuite has made.
See here for more info similar to your issue.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel/development/twrp-alpha1-pixel-devices-t3500314/page56
Hello. Can you tell me how to properly restore a backup on TWRP? Do I have to change slots oraz something?
Restore does not work ...
I'm having the same problem. I simply cannot restore a TWRP backup. It always produces an error 255.
No, I do not have any "999" folder/files, nor do I have any lockscreen security. I also do not have parallel apps or anything involving multi-user.
I'm extremely experienced at flashing ROMs, as well as performing Nandroids and restoring them.
Nothing I've done is working. As I said, I simply cannot restore the data partition. That's when I get the 255 error. System restores fine, but that's it.
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Peter
I've been using swift backup for the last 5 years or so and I'm damn tired of making the backup, coping it to my pc, do whatever I have to do on my phone, set up my gaccount back, install swift, login, copy the backup back and wait to restore it.
I just want a tool that allows me to connect my phone to my pc via USB, launch it and get my backup directly on my pc ready for restoring it in a second moment on my phone without waste of time or stupid accounts and stuff
I don't mind if it's via ADB, fastboot or whatever, I just want something simple that does just that and that is able to backup everything, all apps+ data
I know that ADB has a backup command, but that isn't able to backup all the apps and that's a big no for me
ps I'm a root user and I run Linux on my pc if those infos are helpful
am I asking too much maybe?
thank for your help!
Look inside here:
Backup android app, data included, no root needed, with adb
Backup android app, data included, no root needed, with adb - android-backup-apk-and-datas.md
gist.github.com
jwoegerbauer said:
Look inside here:
Backup android app, data included, no root needed, with adb
Backup android app, data included, no root needed, with adb - android-backup-apk-and-datas.md
gist.github.com
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I already expressed this is not a viable solution for me in my previous message.
tdjj said:
I know that ADB has a backup command, but that isn't able to backup all the apps and that's a big no for me
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most of the apps I use aren't compatible with ADB backup, I need something that's able to backup all the apps I want like I do on swift, but directly on my pc.
Your have root, why not use TWRP backup and restore.
tdjj said:
most of the apps I use aren't compatible with ADB backup
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Never have read or heard that.
sammiev said:
Your have root, why not use TWRP backup and restore.
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can I get a copy of it straight on my pc instead of my phone on twrp?
jwoegerbauer said:
Never have read or heard that.
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yeah, there is a flag for that in the androidmanifest.xml
you can check
AFAIK since Android 6 the flag allowBackup by default is always set to true, unless app's developer for whatever reason sets it to false.
jwoegerbauer said:
AFAIK since Android 6 the flag allowBackup by default is always set to true, unless app's developer for whatever reason sets it to false.
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that's why I said
tdjj said:
most of the apps I use aren't compatible with ADB backup, I need something that's able to backup all the apps.
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adb backup is not a viable solution in my case
I'm looking for an app that will allow me to back up the entire contents of my phone to one single .zip file which I could then flash back if needed. It would be best if there was an app that could transfer the backup to my computer where I would store the individual backups. I should add that I have root access, but even so, I haven't found any application that backs up the entire system to a single file. I don't have a custom recovery, only the stock one. Is there any app for that? Ideally for Windows, where I would connect the phone with a cable and perform the backup setup from there.
CaptainFedora said:
I'm looking for an app that will allow me to back up the entire contents of my phone to one single .zip file which I could then flash back if needed. It would be best if there was an app that could transfer the backup to my computer where I would store the individual backups. I should add that I have root access, but even so, I haven't found any application that backs up the entire system to a single file. I don't have a custom recovery, only the stock one. Is there any app for that? Ideally for Windows, where I would connect the phone with a cable and perform the backup setup from there.
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What are "the entire contents of your phone"? All partitions + personal data, apps and so on?
Oh yes, exactly. For a case like system update potentially messing up the device - (oh, I just realized that if my device would softbricked i would need to restore that image or zip file through the recovery anyway), so i guess without a custom recovery this isn't doable right?
CaptainFedora said:
Oh yes, exactly. For a case like system update potentially messing up the device - (oh, I just realized that if my device would softbricked i would need to restore that image or zip file through the recovery anyway), so i guess without a custom recovery this isn't doable right?
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As long as no custom ROM gets installed you only need a backup of your data. The remaining images are part of your firmware.
Without a custom recovery like TWRP you can backup your data only during the running system. Your stock recovery can't access /data as a filesystem, because it's not mounted. Also an entire image of that partition wouldn't be possible.
Now I learned something. Thank you. That'll do. Titanium Backup it is then.
CaptainFedora said:
Now I learned something. Thank you. That'll do. Titanium Backup it is then.
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Titanium Backup is outdated, I suggest NeoBackup (open source) or Swift Backup (closed source, you can't decrypt the backup on your own).
Thanks again!
TheNewHEROBRINE said:
Swift Backup (closed source, you can't decrypt the backup on your own).
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It doesn't make any sense to encrypt MY own data. Swift Backup gets access to the data by Magisk and that's me. I don't need an app that makes my own data inaccessible for me without any reason.
CaptainFedora said:
I'm looking for an app that will allow me to back up the entire contents of my phone to one single .zip file which I could then flash back if needed. It would be best if there was an app that could transfer the backup to my computer where I would store the individual backups. I should add that I have root access, but even so, I haven't found any application that backs up the entire system to a single file. I don't have a custom recovery, only the stock one. Is there any app for that? Ideally for Windows, where I would connect the phone with a cable and perform the backup setup from there.
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You can look at this thread for variants of backup software options.
Alternative to Titanium Backup?
Hey everyone, I've been using Titanium backup for a few weeks now but one thing irks me about it.. even though it successfully backs up my apps and I assume my data - when it comes to restoring the backup, it always re-installs the apps in a...
forum.xda-developers.com
WoKoschekk said:
It doesn't make any sense to encrypt MY own data. Swift Backup gets access to the data by Magisk and that's me. I don't need an app that makes my own data inaccessible for me without any reason.
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That's the reason why I gave NeoBackup as an alternative, although it doesn't have all the features of Swift Backup like restoring SSAIDs.
TheNewHEROBRINE said:
That's the reason why I gave NeoBackup as an alternative
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That seems to be a good alternative for Titanium Backup.