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Looking forward to flash my first ROM today, I've read the stickies, wish me luch
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Good luck. Make sure to back everything up first.
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Looking forward to flash my first ROM today, I've read the stickies, wish me luch
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read read read and read. get familiar with odin and make sure your phone is recognized ny odin. good luck once you start its addictive!!!!!
Yeah, i kind of have everything prepared, phone is rooted back up setup complete, i will just have to decide what ROM i want to go with. Not sure wich one yet, i know i want a decent battery life, fast, and GPS. I will look into more ROMs later today.
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Reboot into CWR (both volume buttons held in) while booting until you see “Vibrant'
Once there, go to Backup and run that. Should take about 5 minutes, maybe more.
If all hell breaks loose, this is a snapshot of your phone at that point... it's important to do this before flashing a new ROM!
I'm sure it's something stupid on my side BUT, all the options i have after booting in CWR are(blue): reboot system now, reinstall packages, delete all user data, delete cache data, format internal sd-card.
I decided NOT to touch any of those now since i cant find the Backup option on there, so i just rebooted my phone. Please guide me with a link or something. Thanks. I don't want to rush things.
androidmonk30 said:
Reboot into CWR (both volume buttons held in) while booting until you see “Vibrant'
Once there, go to Backup and run that. Should take about 5 minutes, maybe more.
If all hell breaks loose, this is a snapshot of your phone at that point... it's important to do this before flashing a new ROM!
I'm sure it's something stupid on my side BUT, all the options i have after booting in CWR are(blue): reboot system now, reinstall packages, delete all user data, delete cache data, format internal sd-card.
I decided NOT to touch any of those now since i cant find the Backup option on there, so i just rebooted my phone. Please guide me with a link or something. Thanks. I don't want to rush things.
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thats the cwm recovery, i dont think you backup from there.
you backup using the app, and nandroid I think.
also make sure to save the backup onto your computer also!
also, there is a special folder, i forget which folder it is. it must be backed up separately i think. It contains your phones imei and other information, without it your radio and phone will not make calls. back that up. I forget what its called. If you loose that, you lost it for good and your phone is junk
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thats the cwm recovery, i dont think you backup from there.
you backup using the app, and nandroid I think.
also make sure to save the backup onto your computer also!
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That's actually incorrect. What you described is still the stock recovery menu. Cwm recovery has more options, and the text will either be green or red, depending on whether you have the ext4 (voodoo) lagfix applied.
If you have the correct CWM update.zip file on the root of your internal sd, then boot into stock recovery and select "reinstall packages." You'll be thrown back into stock recovery, whereupon you select reinstall packages a second time. That second one will put you in CWM recovery.
And to clarify, you CAN restore/backup from CWM (as well as many other things...maybe read up on that). Just remember that a backup does not include your kernel, in case you bounce between 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 roms.
Hope that helps...good luck.
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thats the cwm recovery, i dont think you backup from there.
you backup using the app, and nandroid I think.
also make sure to save the backup onto your computer also!
also, there is a special folder, i forget which folder it is. it must be backed up separately i think. It contains your phones imei and other information, without it your radio and phone will not make calls. back that up. I forget what its called. If you loose that, you lost it for good and your phone is junk
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You're thinking of EFS. I don't believe you can back that up through recovery. There is a different procedure for that which I can't recall off the top of my head.
Don't forget, after flashing you should wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, and fix permissions. All are options in the recovery.
Hi guys, all went smoothly and I am now using Axura ROM 2.3.1.3 and I got to say WOW,I love this ROM, very stabile,GPS works a breeze and battery life seems good also, thanks for your support.
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It is addicting the flashing game is very bad though I ruined 2 micro SD cards
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its way too addictive!!!
I recently updated to 0089_US using CWM patched version & proceeded to perform the device encryption.
Everything went smoothly & the TPT performed as per normal.
However, three days ago, it suddenly started to act up & after a reboot, I started encountering a series of Force Close repeatedly on almost every other application I try to use.
Nothing I tried to do to recover from this problem resolved the problem.
As a last resort, I backed up all the data that I can access & performed a factory reset (Privacy | Factory reset).
After the factory reset, I setup my TPT & tried to perform the encryption again.
This is when I discovered that something is wrong.
I was not greeted with the usual dialogue that I encountered in the first successful encryption process.l
Instead, after confirming that I want to encrypt the tablet, all I get is a green android icon without any indication of any process going on in the background.
Pressing the Home button brings me back to the desktop minus the taskbar (Back, Home & Task switcher) at the bottom.
After the screen or screen lock timeout, the TPT will lock. Unlocking it will bring me back to the green android icon.
This is how it looks like:
Link to picture
This is how it should be if it was working normally:
Link to picture
I've already factory reset the TPT 3-4 times but each time, the situation is the same.
I've just tried reflashing 0089_US again & the situation has not changed.
Can someone advise me what is wrong here?
I've not placed any data back on my TPT at this point.
Please advise me as I need it to be encrypted.
Thanks!
Update: After reading this thread, I got the idea that if I can get my hands on a stock 0076_US NANDROID backup, perhaps I can get it back to the original state. My own NANDROID backups did not work because the data & system files did not successfully convert to .img files after the backup. I got an error that the CWM backup failed to generate the data backup because /sdcard/.android_secure cannot be found.
Konker
PS: I posted this at the Lenovo forum here but did not get any response.
Can I use CWM to restore system.img alone?
I'm wondering if its worth a try to restore a system.img to my TPT? I've since restored my data & apps using Titanium Backup.
I got a feeling that the system files are somehow not properly restored when performing the factory reset. Of course I would need a system.img file to restore so anyone who has a 0089_US system.img file to spare, I'll greatly appreciate it. Not sure if I'll lose root in the process.
Anyone with any clue as to what I'm facing, please point me in the right direction.
TIA!
Konker
Someone posted a nandroid for u in xda
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Thanks!
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Someone posted a nandroid for u in xda
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Thanks!
I just saw it & am downloading now as we speak.
Are there any issues I should be aware of in using this Nandroid backup to roll back to 0075_US on my updated 0089_US TPT?
Please advise me accordingly.
Konker
konker said:
Thanks!
I just saw it & am downloading now as we speak.
Are there any issues I should be aware of in using this Nandroid backup to roll back to 0075_US on my updated 0089_US TPT?
Please advise me accordingly.
Konker
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I don't think so I've downgraded to my .75 nandroid from the cm9 port everything went ok
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Does anyone happen to have a nandroid backup for ThinkPadTablet_A310_02_0037_0075_US?
I'm confused - your thread title requests a different backup than the message.
I may have the 0075 in my backups, I'll look and see.
Wow just noticed that I did that. I'm looking for the 0075 nandroid backup. MANY thanks in advance if you happen to have one.
dwilli40 said:
Wow just noticed that I did that. I'm looking for the 0075 nandroid backup. MANY thanks in advance if you happen to have one.
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I have one but there are issues with the build.prop plus some personal info in there
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Clean, fresh and rooted nandroid image of 0075
Dwilli40,
Factory reset 0075 US rooted Nandroid -- built it for you last night.
No-Bloat: http://www.diginous.com/no_bloat_0075_US_root_NANDROID.zip
Extract to SD-card, use CWR to restore.
From a 32gb TPT. Cheers!
pwstein said:
Dwilli40,
Factory reset 0075 US rooted Android -- built it for you last night.
Couldn't upload to everyrandom.com from the tablet so it is here:
http://aksenate.org/clean_0075_US_root_NANDROID.zip 550mb, extract to SD-card, use CWR to restore.
From a 32gb TPT. Cheers!
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Hell if this don't help him it definitely helps me thank u
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cool ker2gsr! Happy to help. I was thinking about building another nandroid of 0075 without Lenovo bloatware. I'm guessing both types of backups might be useful in the long run.
Dwilli40 - could you edit the thread title to reflect your request for 0075? It may help others to find a solution if they are in similar straights.
pwstein said:
cool ker2gsr! Happy to help. I was thinking about building another nandroid of 0075 without Lenovo bloatware. I'm guessing both types of backups might be useful in the long run.
Dwilli40 - could you edit the thread title to reflect your request for 0075? It may help others to find a solution if they are in similar straights.
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All I needed was a build.prop lol but its good to have just in case since there is no actual system .img out there
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Thank you very much pwstein. I have edit the title as you guys requested.
Just what I'm looking for!
pwstein said:
Dwilli40,
Factory reset 0075 US rooted Nandroid -- built it for you last night.
Couldn't upload to everyrandom.com from the tablet so it is here:
http://aksenate.org/clean_0075_US_root_NANDROID.zip 550mb, extract to SD-card, use CWR to restore.
From a 32gb TPT. Cheers!
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pwstein,
Thank you so much for this Nandroid backup!
This is exactly what I need to get my TPT back to being able to run encryption.
My current ROM has been updated to 0089_US.
Are there any issues I should be aware of in using this Nandroid backup to roll back to 0075?
Please advise me accordingly.
Thanks!
Konker
Konker,
No issues to speak of. It is a factory reset, booted through startup without wifi, no account info provided, Lenovo standard bloatware, and no customization. SuperUser is already installed and active. The backup folder was renamed and then added to a zip file.
My tablet has a Gobi3000 wwan card installed, otherwise a standard 1838 with 32gb storage.
I hope it helps anyone who didn't get a backup made before upgrading.
Unzip file to sd-card /clockworkmod/backup/
Put sd-card in tablet
Shut down, boot to CWR, (make your own backup), restore to 0075
Enjoy
I keep getting a MD5 checksum error. I have tried to re-downloading several times but still getting the error. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Try from the uploads I put on everyrandom.com today. The previously linked one was uploaded (550MB) on 3G cell service, likely screwing it up somehow.
edit: everyrandom.com/files wasn't serving the files correctly. They have been removed.
See thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1566508
dwilli40 said:
I keep getting a MD5 checksum error. I have tried to re-downloading several times but still getting the error. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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I was also so I installed the second CWM version about half way through that thread, and the restore went smooth.
Whoa, I just realized I never installed the improved CWR port. Mine is the original CWR that was offered up on the first day of Root. I should remember that because I ALWAYS pull my SD-Card out before performing factory resets. I heard the CWR update fixed that...
I'll note that in my Nandroid post. Thanks for the heads up.
I figured out what was going on. I guess when I extracted the files, it put the files in a sub folder with the name as the original folder.
I tried to download from the other post also, but it was like the files had been removed from the site.
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I was also so I installed the second CWM version about half way through that thread, and the restore went smooth.
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Where can I find the supposed updated CWM port? I cannot find it in this thread nor anywhere related to the TPT.
Please advise me.
Thanks!
I fixed it to a direct download link for the no bloat nandroid.
0075 US clean, rooted Nandroid
konker said:
Where can I find the supposed updated CWM port? I cannot find it in this thread nor anywhere related to the TPT.
Please advise me.
Thanks!
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See this post
Device specific files. Same instrutions as in the OP.
rangercaptain said:
See this post
Device specific files. Same instrutions as in the OP.
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Thanks for the link!
I updated the CWM on my TPT with this version & I discovered that the recovery console is not as stable.
No long after I reboot into CWM recovery, perhaps about 10 secs, my TPT rebooted itself.
Has anyone observed this behavior?
I'm going to try download again & see how it goes.
Konker
Hey guys,
I tried using Rom Toolbox Pro to change my battery icon... after trying to install, the error "com.android.systemui has stopped working" continually popped up. I had to reboot by holding vol+, vol- and lock.
After rebooting, all soft buttons and the status bar are gone. I can't manage to get them back. I also can't manage to restore the battery icon - RTP prompted me to backup the icons before trying to install the new ones, and I did.
What have I done?
You've borked the system UI. Need to flash a new ROM or flash a factory image, I think.
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duloz said:
You've borked the system UI. Need to flash a new ROM or flash a factory image, I think.
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Wow, that's so bull**** haha. Thanks for the quick reply
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Wow, that's so bull**** haha. Thanks for the quick reply
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So I went to restore my backup through CMW, it failed. Now I'm stuck on the Google screen. How do I flash it back to stock, in order to start all over again? I can get to the CMW page with the Android on his back, with "Start" up the top.
Appreciate any help!
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So I went to restore my backup through CMW, it failed. Now I'm stuck on the Google screen. How do I flash it back to stock, in order to start all over again? I can get to the CMW page with the Android on his back, with "Start" up the top.
Appreciate any help!
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That's not the clock work recovery. It's the bootloader. That's where you need to be to flash the image though.
First download the Nexus 7 image from https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#nakasijro03d
Once you have downloaded it extract the file twice until you see image-nakasi-jro03d.zip
Take that zip and move it to the directory where you have fastboot on your computer.
Open your command prompt pointing at that directory.
Then, type:
Code:
fastboot devices
if it returns a number you are good to go.
Next type:
Code:
fastboot -w update image-nakasi-jro03d.zip
This will wipe your user data and restore stock recovery. But you should be good to go.
geez, just reflash your rom, youll be ok.
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absolute legend. Thanks for the detailed reply, really appreciate it! I will give that a shot right now.
EDIT: haha took me five minutes to get it reflashed to stock. thanks again!
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geez, just reflash your rom, youll be ok.
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haha sorry if my posts were a bit over the top, I was just sitting in bed having a play (with my Nexus 7........), then all of a sudden my tablet is seemingly wrecked simply from trying to change the battery icon... I FREAKED
Did something similar myself.
Just downloaded the factory image and flashed just the system.img file using fastboot and rerooted. A few system apps played up, most were fixed by wiping the cache but i had to delete all data from the contacts app, it resynced fine anyway.
To clarify extract the factory image to get the system.img and use the following
fastboot flash system system.img
Just rewrites the system partition.
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The same thing happened to me trying to change the wifi icon. I guess Rom Toolbox doesn't play well with the Nexus 7?
Same thing on Galaxy Nexus... stumbled upon this thread searching for a solution. Was thinking we could restore from the backup that was made when swapping icons, but I guess that's not the case?
bulldozed said:
Hey guys,
I tried using Rom Toolbox Pro to change my battery icon... after trying to install, the error "com.android.systemui has stopped working" continually popped up. I had to reboot by holding vol+, vol- and lock.
After rebooting, all soft buttons and the status bar are gone. I can't manage to get them back. I also can't manage to restore the battery icon - RTP prompted me to backup the icons before trying to install the new ones, and I did.
What have I done?
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Hello friends,
I am curious why, when such issues occured with your device, you did not contact Rom Toolbox Dev. to ask for help?
I am part of the support team from Rom Toolbox Pro, and I believe the post right before me is from someone who reached out to me to ask me about this, so allow me to explain the solution here real fast:
What happened is that when you changed the icon, it simply didn't work and messed up the UI. This occurs sometimes, and is the right time to restore a backup of the icons.
Problem is that now you can't restore, because the soft keys are all gone, and the Nexus 7 has no hard keys to do the dirty work.
So, here is the solution; you must use Root Browser to switch out the Systemui.apk and framework.apk files from the backup folder to the /system/app folder.
Where is the backup stored, you ask? Well, since it's very easy to break a rom by restoring the framework and systemui to the wrong rom, the backups are actually placed inside the app's data partition. This is to prevent tampering. If you are reading this post, then I assume you know what you're doing and are doing this with the EXACT same rom as the backups were created from.
The directory of the backups is /data/data/com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro/files/status_bar_backup/
Simply copy these over and paste them in /system/app, maybe renaming rather than deleting the old ones, just in case, then paste these and reboot your device.
And now your systemui and framework should be all restored.
Hope this helps! Be sure to contact the developer next time you need any help, We have arguably the best customer service of all the Play Store
And be sure to thank the one who referred me to this thread, if this helps!
Master Ramy said:
Hello friends,
I am curious why, when such issues occured with your device, you did not contact Rom Toolbox Dev. to ask for help?
I am part of the support team from Rom Toolbox Pro, and I believe the post right before me is from someone who reached out to me to ask me about this, so allow me to explain the solution here real fast:
What happened is that when you changed the icon, it simply didn't work and messed up the UI. This occurs sometimes, and is the right time to restore a backup of the icons.
Problem is that now you can't restore, because the soft keys are all gone, and the Nexus 7 has no hard keys to do the dirty work.
So, here is the solution; you must use Root Browser to switch out the Systemui.apk and framework.apk files from the backup folder to the /system/app folder.
Where is the backup stored, you ask? Well, since it's very easy to break a rom by restoring the framework and systemui to the wrong rom, the backups are actually placed inside the app's data partition. This is to prevent tampering. If you are reading this post, then I assume you know what you're doing and are doing this with the EXACT same rom as the backups were created from.
The directory of the backups is /data/data/com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro/files/status_bar_backup/
Simply copy these over and paste them in /system/app, maybe renaming rather than deleting the old ones, just in case, then paste these and reboot your device.
And now your systemui and framework should be all restored.
Hope this helps! Be sure to contact the developer next time you need any help, We have arguably the best customer service of all the Play Store
And be sure to thank the one who referred me to this thread, if this helps!
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Hi Master Ramy,
I was the one who emailed JRummy.
I'm not sure I understand what you're saying actually. I guess your reply answers the OP's question - that is, in the event that we get the "com.android.systemui has stopped working" error , then we should do the stuff you said?
My issue is different... I hadn't swapped out my battery icons yet, cos I wanted to test the restore function in ROM Toolbox first before doing so. So I backed up both systemui and framework-res using ROM Toolbox, then simply tried to restore them using ROM Toolbox. But I got a toast notification saying "failed to get icons". I didn't get a big error like the OP's, but it was alarming enough that I didn't even try to change the icons in the end.
Are you saying that I should manually move my systemui and framework-res backups to system/app in order for ROM Toolbox to be able to restore them?
mlj11 said:
Hi Master Ramy,
I was the one who emailed JRummy.
I'm not sure I understand what you're saying actually. I guess your reply answers the OP's question - that is, in the event that we get the "com.android.systemui has stopped working" error , then we should do the stuff you said?
My issue is different... I hadn't swapped out my battery icons yet, cos I wanted to test the restore function in ROM Toolbox first before doing so. So I backed up both systemui and framework-res using ROM Toolbox, then simply tried to restore them using ROM Toolbox. But I got a toast notification saying "failed to get icons". I didn't get a big error like the OP's, but it was alarming enough that I didn't even try to change the icons in the end.
Are you saying that I should manually move my systemui and framework-res backups to system/app in order for ROM Toolbox to be able to restore them?
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Yes, the post was in response to the OP talking about losing the soft keys and such Due to the different nature of your issue, I've sent you an email instead of responding here, so that we don't clog up this thread
Currently using latest Philz Recovery (problem existed on other recoveries as well) and I'm unable to fully restore from backup. After restoring I get non-stop force closes and not responding errors. Only fix is to perform a Data Wipe after restore, which isn't so bad since Restored Rom is intact even if needing to reinstall all apps and settings from scratch. Problem started after updating via stock recovery to OTA/MJA, which has tripped my Knox. I have tried several things, including clearing cache and battery pulls Wandering if anyone has any suggestions.
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Currently using latest Philz Recovery (problem existed on other recoveries as well) and I'm unable to fully restore from backup. After restoring I get non-stop force closes and not responding errors. Only fix is to perform a Data Wipe after restore, which isn't so bad since Restored Rom is intact even if needing to reinstall all apps and settings from scratch. Problem started after updating via stock recovery to OTA/MJA, which has tripped my Knox. I have tried several things, including clearing cache and battery pulls Wandering if anyone has any suggestions.
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not sure if it would help but here is a link for the mja firmware without the knox bootloader
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2338919
I think I'm past that point since I applied mja day 1 of release. I believe I'm stuck with Knox bootloader, for now.
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Same problem. Data wipe didn't even work for me. I still got system force closes. Had to restore everything from scratch.
Kingmdm said:
Currently using latest Philz Recovery (problem existed on other recoveries as well) and I'm unable to fully restore from backup. After restoring I get non-stop force closes and not responding errors. Only fix is to perform a Data Wipe after restore, which isn't so bad since Restored Rom is intact even if needing to reinstall all apps and settings from scratch. Problem started after updating via stock recovery to OTA/MJA, which has tripped my Knox. I have tried several things, including clearing cache and battery pulls Wandering if anyone has any suggestions.
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You have to check process SE context JB 4.3 settings in philz recovery UNDER misc Nandroid settings before making back up 
I also uncheck md5 box, but it's all preference I guess, as long as you check the 4.3 box you will be good to go
@prc292
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That's awesome. Thanks. Been working on a 4.3 flashable zip and can't keep restoring from scratch everytime an install fails. Had me at a stand still. Back in business!
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ParkerParker said:
You have to check process SE context JB 4.3 settings in philz recovery UNDER misc Nandroid settings before making back up 
I also uncheck md5 box, but it's all preference I guess, as long as you check the 4.3 box you will be good to go
@prc292
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Thanks! I was able to successfully restore a backup with this setting.
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Thanks! I was able to successfully restore a backup with this setting.
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I have the same problem with the Philz backup since the MJA upgrade. Would one of you mind being more specific about what settings change need to be made? I went through all the Philz settings (I have version 5.18.2) but am not sure where to make the change. Thank you.
bcwsfo said:
I have the same problem with the Philz backup since the MJA upgrade. Would one of you mind being more specific about what settings change need to be made? I went through all the Philz settings (I have version 5.18.2) but am not sure where to make the change. Thank you.
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Go into recovery, go to restore /backup.. Scroll to bottom, there Nandroid settings is located open and use instructions from post above yours,,, I had the Same thing happen to me my first time trying to restore,,, do before making a back up
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ParkerParker said:
Go into recovery, go to restore /backup.. Scroll to bottom, there Nandroid settings is located open and use instructions from post above yours,,, I had the Same thing happen to me my first time trying to restore,,, do before making a back up
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Thank you so much for your prompt reply. I found the settings and changed them. I thought I was the only one who has the restore problem with Philz Recovery.
ParkerParker said:
You have to check process SE context JB 4.3 settings in philz recovery UNDER misc Nandroid settings before making back up 
I also uncheck md5 box, but it's all preference I guess, as long as you check the 4.3 box you will be good to go
@prc292
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I was able to restore successfully from 1 backup after making change (above post) but problem came back when trying to restore from a more current backup made with the settings. Still had to perform a data wipe after restoring rom.
Edit: I just checked and this setting doesn't stick after rebooting, which explains why subsequent backup/restore had errors.
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I was able to restore successfully from 1 backup after making change (above post) but problem came back when trying to restore from a more current backup made with the settings. Still had to perform a data wipe after restoring rom.
Edit: I just checked and this setting doesn't stick after rebooting, which explains why subsequent backup/restore had errors.
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Sorry ya I forgot about that, it happened to me also once, but it is sticking for me now along with my background /theme change,, I still check those settings out of habit every time I restore or back up, md5 box checks itself on and off also occasionally
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