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Ok I want to do a full Backup of my Herald, so if it crash that i can go into Windows, fire up a program, pressing "restore old ROM" and it is the way i had backuped it.
I know some programs, that are storing backup datas like sms,contacts etc. - but thats not enough for me.
So is there a program that can fulfill my needs?
( and yes, i read a lot in the forum here - but i didn't found anything or i'm just a bit blind )
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Ok I want to do a full Backup of my Herald, so if it crash that i can go into Windows, fire up a program, pressing "restore old ROM" and it is the way i had backuped it.
I know some programs, that are storing backup datas like sms,contacts etc. - but thats not enough for me.
So is there a program that can fulfill my needs?
( and yes, i read a lot in the forum here - but i didn't found anything or i'm just a bit blind )
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Spb backup : http://spbsoftwarehouse.com/products/backup/?en
Cheers,
Fred
So does it dump the whole ROM ? I'm currently playing around with mtty... but its hard to find informations on the avaiable commands etc.
It does not make a ROM backup.
well then its gettings weird and im starting to feel pretty sad about the Herald
xsign said:
well then its gettings weird and im starting to feel pretty sad about the Herald
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When you do a backup of your ppc with spb backup, it will backup everything that is on your device (ROM) that is not part of the ROM itself.
It means that all programs installed after a hard reset, all the databases (mails, contacts, notifications,...) all the registry, and all files not being part of the ROM.
So if you do a hard reset and you restore the backup it will be exactly the same as it when you did the backup. And I think that it is what you want.
Caution, if you do an OS up/downgrade, your backup is useless. This backup cannot be either installed on another device.
Cheers,
Fred
ok sweet - ty fred. another question: what if i changed the ROM - how to backup that ? no solution yet?
xsign said:
ok sweet - ty fred. another question: what if i changed the ROM - how to backup that ? no solution yet?
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This is device dependent. With some of them, it is possible, with others it's not, for several reasons. If you don't find tools or someone who managed to do it and provided the way to do so, well you're stuck... I think dumping is not the biggest problem, the real problem is the restore stuff. Sorry, but it is so.
Cheers,
Fred
hehe ok ok - i would be a step closer to my goal if i would find a way to unlock the ROM/ break into, so i can change files in there...
xsign said:
hehe ok ok - i would be a step closer to my goal if i would find a way to unlock the ROM/ break into, so i can change files in there...
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What do you mean? If you're talking about doing it 'live', forget about that. But if you're talking about changing the contents of the Rom before doing the upgrade, well the tools are already existing and kitchens too (depending on the device)
Cheers,
Fred
Well ok - i searched my ass off through the forum, but i didn'T found any solution to get my current WM6 ROM out of the mobile phone ( so i can edit it ).
Gimme a hint pls, so i can proceed researching the stuff.
thx man - even if i bother you probably
xsign said:
Well ok - i searched my ass off through the forum, but i didn'T found any solution to get my current WM6 ROM out of the mobile phone ( so i can edit it ).
Gimme a hint pls, so i can proceed researching the stuff.
thx man - even if i bother you probably
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It should be an official Rom, am I right? If it is the case, download it on the official site and use NBHExtract to get the dump of the .nbh file and rebuild it. Have a look in hermes forum and in xda-wiki
Cheers,
Fred
Yeah it is official, but the thing is: there are no downloads avaiable yet. and thats the point so i'm a bit stucked here...
xsign said:
Yeah it is official, but the thing is: there are no downloads avaiable yet. and thats the point so i'm a bit stucked here...
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On the wiki page, I found this:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Herald_Upgrades
hehe been there almost 6 times today - and if you try to download them, they would fail.
And the thing is: my current ROM versions exceeds hell of the versions on that page. so why should i use the old ones ? thats not really what i want to :/
Hi - do you know how can i backup mt HTC Dual ROM
dotfred said:
On the wiki page, I found this:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Herald_Upgrades
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Hi - do you know how can i backup mt HTC Dual ROM
Tks
amostalmor said:
Hi - do you know how can i backup mt HTC Dual ROM
Tks
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WHAT #@###]??!\\|???????
1) This is a 1 year old thread....
2) Have you read the thread or not??
3) Have you read the thread?
4) Read again the thread......
This is a joke..... Right???
I have what i believe to be a working vega honeycomb alpha however when i got install it in CWM it says unpacking then opening and then installing package finishes very fast and on reboot nothing has changed corvus rom still installed untouched
can you upload it so we can have a look?
did you make it btw?
add.thebad said:
can you upload it so we can have a look?
did you make it btw?
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yeah upload what you have got then we can debug it ourselves, will make it easier than trying to tell you what to do.
Try clearning cache and data in recovery before installing
im uploading now yes i edited the boot.img using the sdk version and used several bits from the desire honeycomb port not sure if its right at all and haven't changed the modules yet. If im completely heading in the wrong direction please inform me and i will give up
Here is my original attempt i've made several edits since but none have worked so here http://www.mediafire.com/file/vcn45ihdfgcjmhg/honeycomb.zip
right, what you have uploaded looks to me like its purely a Desire rom, you have not changed anything at all... no wonder its not booting!
Lennyuk said:
right, what you have uploaded looks to me like its purely a Desire rom, you have not changed anything at all... no wonder its not booting!
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Lol sorry that was the pure desire the with edited boot.img uploaded wrong file I'm giving up I only tried because no one else seems to have the time I clearly have no idea what I'm doing will stick to mods and apps in future
you shouldnt give up. just need to learn a bit more.
ive tried to do it using the same method as nook port u should have a go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=11546129&postcount=76
add.thebad said:
you shouldnt give up. just need to learn a bit more.
ive tried to do it using the same method as nook port u should have a go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=11546129&postcount=76
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Thanks for the encouragement this is the guide I followed however I'm not sure which update.zip it is referring to in the final step leads could you advise me
bob1369 said:
Thanks for the encouragement this is the guide I followed however I'm not sure which update.zip it is referring to in the final step leads could you advise me
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i think you need to edit the boot.img that you extract then take the system.img from the sdk and put them into an update.zip
good luck
How do you use a Nand kernel on an SD build?
Specifically, I want to use Marc's v 1.5 Sense kernel on Boxmax v6.5 Sense 3.5 build. Boxmax did provide the v 1.4 kernel packaged for his build, but has since said he will stop developing due to other priorities.
So basically, I'm currently using the 1.4 kernel, and I would like to upgrade to the 1.5 kernel. How would I go about doing that? Is it as simple as replacing the zimage? or is there some other things I have to do?
Anyone have any idea how to do this?
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Anyone have any idea how to do this?
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Try to replace kernel in rom.
Cjovecje! said:
Try to replace kernel in rom.
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Well, that's what I'm asking how to do.
I have an SD build. I can't use CWM to flash the kernel. So I'm asking for the proper way to do it.
There's a zimage file. There's also a META-INF folder and a system folder.
Do I just replace the zimage file on the Android folder on my SD card? Or is there more I have to do?
It would help if you actually read my first post...
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Well, that's what I'm asking how to do.
I have an SD build. I can't use CWM to flash the kernel. So I'm asking for the proper way to do it.
There's a zimage file. There's also a META-INF folder and a system folder.
Do I just replace the zimage file on the Android folder on my SD card? Or is there more I have to do?
It would help if you actually read my first post...
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It would really help if you use search but nevermind.
Find guides how to cook rom. In there there is part choosing your kernel.
Be aware that u may get into problems by replacing/updating kernel
Cjovecje! said:
It would really help if you use search but nevermind.
Find guides how to cook rom. In there there is part choosing your kernel.
Be aware that u may get into problems by replacing/updating kernel
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Thanks for the response.
I was just mainly going through the threads hoping someone would post an answer or something similar. I tried google search, focusing it specifically on the XDA website, but after going through ~3-4 pages and not finding anything remotely close, I gave up.
Anyways, thanks for pointing me in a direction (hopefully the right one).
Tsumi said:
Thanks for the response.
I was just mainly going through the threads hoping someone would post an answer or something similar. I tried google search, focusing it specifically on the XDA website, but after going through ~3-4 pages and not finding anything remotely close, I gave up.
Anyways, thanks for pointing me in a direction (hopefully the right one).
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1260103
Dont write thanks just press button. Its there with reason.
Tsumi said:
Well, that's what I'm asking how to do.
I have an SD build. I can't use CWM to flash the kernel. So I'm asking for the proper way to do it.
There's a zimage file. There's also a META-INF folder and a system folder.
Do I just replace the zimage file on the Android folder on my SD card? Or is there more I have to do?
It would help if you actually read my first post...
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make 'root' folder inside your android folder.
place boot,meta-inf and system from the kernel , then reboot.
but some times problem is from wifi connection.
hope this help.
And I forgot. U have to wipe dalvik cache when u change or flash kernel
fOxunO said:
make 'root' folder inside your android folder.
place boot,meta-inf and system from the kernel , then reboot.
but some times problem is from wifi connection.
hope this help.
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This was the quick, clear, concise answer I was looking for. Thanks, hopefully it works.
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Cjovecje! said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1260103
Dont write thanks just press button. Its there with reason.
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Thanks for trying Cjovecje!, but... everything you have posted was about Nand roms, and didn't talk about SD roms at all. SD rom information is much harder to find I don't know if you tried using a SD build vs a Nand build, but the two are very different in how they are set up and run.
Hello guys.
I'm really sorry for writing this topic - others I found didn't really help me, I am begginier with Android. ZTE Blade is my 1st smartphone with this OS.
I was not interested in installing custom ROMs etc, but I needed to backup my applications, so I had to root my blade. I did Temporary Root by using z4root. After having some fun using Titanium Backup, I had to turn my phone off/on. I did so.
Now I am stuck at Android system recovery, which looks clearly like this: bongizmo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/IMG_1364_macro_h500.jpg (picture found by using Google Images)
First of all, I tried to reboot - still same. Then i tried to wipe, followed on rest of two options. I'm still stuck at this and I am really confused, don't know what should I do now.
I would love to get any information on how to solve my issue. I'd also like to know every reason of this behavior - what could I've done wrong?
Oh, god, i was just about to have fun playing ragnarok online on my smartphone! :<
Regards.
szrom said:
Hello guys.
I'm really sorry for writing this topic - others I found didn't really help me, I am begginier with Android. ZTE Blade is my 1st smartphone with this OS.
I was not interested in installing custom ROMs etc, but I needed to backup my applications, so I had to root my blade. I did Temporary Root by using z4root. After having some fun using Titanium Backup, I had to turn my phone off/on. I did so.
Now I am stuck at Android system recovery, which looks clearly like this: bongizmo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/IMG_1364_macro_h500.jpg (picture found by using Google Images)
First of all, I tried to reboot - still same. Then i tried to wipe, followed on rest of two options. I'm still stuck at this and I am really confused, don't know what should I do now.
I would love to get any information on how to solve my issue. I'd also like to know every reason of this behavior - what could I've done wrong?
Oh, god, i was just about to have fun playing ragnarok online on my smartphone! :<
Regards.
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*Looks at pic* Well this is new and interesting.
Exact specs of phone, is it a Gen1/2/3, where did you buy it how much ram does it have, is it a V880+ or a U880 or just a plain old V880?
You're going to have to use a TPT so these things must be known or it will not work. Fortunately this phone is almost un-brickable without resorting to physical violence so it can be restored if you just know the specs.
And don't worry, i've done worse things to my phone just to try something that in the back of my mind i KNEW wouldn't work.
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*Looks at pic* Well this is new and interesting.
Exact specs of phone, is it a Gen1/2/3
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I bought a new phone about 2-3 months ago, it's RBM One (Gen2).
Jimxxed said:
, is it a V880+ or a U880 or just a plain old V880?
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What's that? ^^
Jimxxed said:
Fortunately this phone is almost un-brickable without resorting to physical violence so it can be restored if you just know the specs.
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This calms me down, thank you very much.
So, suggestions, people?
Problem solved. I installed clean ROM by using exe installer. It took less than 5 minutes...
szrom said:
Problem solved. I installed clean ROM by using exe installer. It took less than 5 minutes...
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Heh, well that was fast.
Good on ya.
szrom said:
Problem solved. I installed clean ROM by using exe installer. It took less than 5 minutes...
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Hi, mate.
I'm now suffering same pain that you. Where can I download exe installer? Could you explain a little more the whole process, please??
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
Hey Everybody,
first of all, Happy Merry Christmas,
guys, I try to understand if what I looking for can be done or if there is some way to do so.
I find many NAND Android ROMs which are without DataOnExt, for example HyperDroid-CM7.
But I will be glad to know if can be possible to install DataOnExt after flashing the ROM on NAND.
someone can tell me if this is possible? Please...
Cheers in advance..
Please search before posting.
Here you go: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30458727#post30458727
Refer to the main thread for more information.
Marvlesz said:
Please search before posting.
Here you go: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30458727#post30458727
Refer to the main thread for more information.
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Dear Marvlesz,
I was writing a PM to you just to ask you about that but I changed my mind and I opened this thread,
I saw that thread and like always you make me a criminal
That thread is a lot too complicated to make it right, there is not any easy way?
I mean flash DataOnExt anfter installation or something similar?
Haha, I am not making you a criminal or anything, but rather YOU are making yourself a criminal.
I mean seriously, here is a quote of that post:
How is this done?
The Easy way - Thanks to @Kokotas (Note that I have not updated Kokotas' .zip file to include the recent changes (20th October 2012) (See The Long Way below)
Visit the post (quoted below), thank @Kokotas, download the .zip from the post, flash it in recovery and lets us know how it goes. Did I tell you to make sure you have a NANDROID backup?
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The only thing left is to ask us to flash the zip for you, come on!
It couldn't be any easier!
Please always .. oh forget it.
Enjoy.
Marvlesz said:
Haha, I am not making you a criminal or anything, but rather YOU are making yourself a criminal
The only thing left is to ask us to flash the zip for you, come on!
It couldn't be any easier!
Please always .. oh forget it.
Enjoy.
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ohh man, you right, I am a criminal, I do not saw that part, I was thinking is some kitchen and have to be done it that way.
Thanks, i go to test it!
eclyptos said:
ohh man, you right, I am a criminal, I do not saw that part, I was thinking is some kitchen and have to be done it that way.
Thanks, i go to test it!
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I noticed that you rarely thank those who try to help you, or even manage to help you!
Thanks by words is not beneficial for them as much as pressing the thanks button. The button is there for a reason.
I also ask you kindly to go over your past threads, such as the almighty battery life thread, and thank everyone who tried to help you. Not just by saying "Thanks!", but by pressing their thanks button!
An example is shown on the above post, the thanks button is located right next to the "Quote" button.
I click thanks for you.
Last one thing, the DataOnExt have to be flasher via recovery, buy I do not have the recovery installed on my Phone, I got Android on NAND which was installed via MAGLDR in Flasher Mode.
Now if I will flash the Recovery my Android will be deleted, right?
I can't find any explanation for this, do I have reinstall all again?
I'm afraid you'll have to reinstall everything from scratch .
Why are you using the flasher anyway? All ROMs that use flasher are old and outdated .
(By the way, I didn't mean just thank me, I meant everyone.)
Marvlesz said:
I'm afraid you'll have to reinstall everything from scratch .
Why are you using the flasher anyway? All ROMs that use flasher are old and outdated .
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ACA Gingerbrad was only in this way before the release of 13-12-12 for NativeSD and NAND also via Recovery.
Marvlesz said:
...... the thanks button is located right next to the "Quote" button.
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unless, like me, you use the original css styles, in which case we see neither the thanks meter nor the thanks button.
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eclyptos said:
I do not have the recovery installed on my Phone,
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Now if I will flash the Recovery my Android will be deleted, right?
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I'm afraid you'll have to reinstall everything from scratch .
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not so, , , OP could use cwm that runs from sd card, and use that to flash the dataonext.zip to the current android, , HOWEVER, , the fact that he has no cwm on there already tells us that the version of android he is using is probably the original proof of concept (desire stock) and may or may not work with an ext anyway (its not rooted, for a start), so OP would be better picking a more up to date rom anyway (one with dataonext built in would be a good start) and flashing again anyway.
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not so, , , OP could use cwm that runs from sd card, and use that to flash the dataonext.zip to the current android, , HOWEVER, , the fact that he has no cwm on there already tells us that the version of android he is using is probably the original proof of concept (desire stock) and may or may not work with an ext anyway (its not rooted, for a start), so OP would be better picking a more up to date rom anyway (one with dataonext built in would be a good start) and flashing again anyway.
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I did that on one of my two HD2, 1 have Gingerbrad and the another one have ICS 4.0.4 but currently ICS give me big problems to run programs which Gingerbrad do not have. On ICS I can install the apps but they crash after run them.
So now I try to keep my Gingerbrad but expand it with DataOnExt, anyway run CWM from sd is a good idea, I will give a shot on that, if something go wrong I will reinstall all from scratch again.
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unless, like me, you use the original css styles, in which case we see neither the thanks meter nor the thanks button.
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HaHa, I have no idea what that is, but it sure sounds boring
samsamuel said:
not so, , , OP could use cwm that runs from sd card, and use that to flash the dataonext.zip to the current android, , HOWEVER, , the fact that he has no cwm on there already tells us that the version of android he is using is probably the original proof of concept (desire stock) and may or may not work with an ext anyway (its not rooted, for a start), so OP would be better picking a more up to date rom anyway (one with dataonext built in would be a good start) and flashing again anyway.
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I was skeptical when I wrote that sentence, because I knew you'd come and say something like that. Because that happened before.
But I also wanted him to cope with the rapid development of the HD2 and the recoveries. Besides, that ROM is outdated anyway, i.e. the ACA gingerbread.