Hello, i was using a scipt for the note2 formatting internal memory to have a very clean rom installation but it is not working on note3. Does anyone have a working script ?
maly3648 said:
Hello, i was using a scipt for the note2 formatting internal memory to have a very clean rom installation but it is not working on note3. Does anyone have a working script ?
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Me to i want something like this! I used in the past SuperWipe or Mega wipe from Zoot but it doesn`t work!
maly3648 said:
Hello, i was using a scipt for the note2 formatting internal memory to have a very clean rom installation but it is not working on note3. Does anyone have a working script ?
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seby_guritza said:
Me to i want something like this! I used in the past SuperWipe or Mega wipe from Zoot but it doesn`t work!
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Use TWRP , = "Wipe = Advanced Wipe = Internal Storage" = this will wipe everything data/media.
civato said:
Use TWRP , = "Wipe = Advanced Wipe = Internal Storage" = this will wipe everything data/media.
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Thanks a lot for your advice, much appreciated, but i don`t want to change CWM recovery that i already use in my NOTE 3 for flashing zip`s!!
seby_guritza said:
Thanks a lot for your advice, much appreciated, but i don`t want to change CWM recovery that i already use in my NOTE 3 for flashing zip`s!!
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CWM -> Mounts and Storage -> Format /data and /data/media (/sdcard)
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ramon.nmgn said:
CWM -> Mounts and Storage -> Format /data and /data/media (/sdcard)
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Hello,
I cannot wipe data trough CWM, and cannot install new ROM (it boots forever).
Looks like I have got internal memory problems...
I can boot CWM only.
Any idea how to format internal memory thru CWM?.. Or any other advice?..
tatuk said:
Hello,
I cannot wipe data trough CWM, and cannot install new ROM (it boots forever).
Looks like I have got internal memory problems...
I can boot CWM only.
Any idea how to format internal memory thru CWM?.. Or any other advice?..
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Have you gone into CWM "mounts and storage" and formatted system, data, and cache?
kjy2010 said:
Have you gone into CWM "mounts and storage" and formatted system, data, and cache?
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I just "wiped" it all. Is there any menu choice to format them?
tatuk said:
I just "wiped" it all. Is there any menu choice to format them?
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Well if you went into the "mounts and storage" menu as advised, you'd see only two options for system, data, and cache, which would be "mount" or "format".
Which would you choose?
Somehow all that CWM formats didn't work for me...
Even after I placed the empty file"eraseData" (according to Thor) to CWM folder....
Actually, hardware reset saved my tablet
It didn't format the whole thing too, but it cleaned /data/ at least.
Any way, thank you very much for your help.
Does there exist some tool like "checkdisk" for Android?
I believe I still have to check somehow my internal memory card...,
tatuk said:
Somehow all that CWM formats didn't work for me...
Even after I placed the empty file"eraseData" (according to Thor) to CWM folder....
Actually, hardware reset saved my tablet
It didn't format the whole thing too, but it cleaned /data/ at least.
Any way, thank you very much for your help.
Does there exist some tool like "checkdisk" for Android?
I believe I still have to check somehow my internal memory card...,
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I did an extensive search for an android disk utility, but couldn't find one, sorry
Oops, just found one, but it's only a defrag utility:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.disk.defrag.rubiks&hl=en
long shot.. but.. you haven't encrypted your tablet have you?
If you've encrypted your tablet in order to access corporate exchange servers then you will find that none of these will work until you've done a factory reset (through the annoying as hell switch flicking method )
-Dave
Hey.
how do i wipe completely my note 3?i mean the SD the rom itself and all the other things?i have the recovery installed i want to start from fresh
also i wipe everything will i lose my root?
someonewhy said:
Hey.
how do i wipe completely my note 3?i mean the SD the rom itself and all the other things?i have the recovery installed i want to start from fresh
also i wipe everything will i lose my root?
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go to cwm then mounts and storage format system ,data,cache that will do it
you wont lose root but every thing on the phone pics music rom the lot
jaythenut said:
go to cwm then mounts and storage format system ,data,cache that will do it
you wont lose root but every thing on the phone pics music rom the lot
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what about the SD card?if i will format it too will i lose my root?
someonewhy said:
what about the SD card?if i will format it too will i lose my root?
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No You won't lose root but if you want to flash a rom make sure it's on external sd
Why do you want to do it
jaythenut said:
No You won't lose root but if you want to flash a rom make sure it's on external sd
Why do you want to do it
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because i want to start from fresh..and what do you mean put the rom on external sd?if i choose to wipe the sd it will also wipe the external no?
someonewhy said:
because i want to start from fresh..and what do you mean put the rom on external sd?if i choose to wipe the sd it will also wipe the external no?
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No unless you wipe external
jaythenut said:
No unless you wipe external
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it doesn't ask me if i want to wipe external...
i have those option to wipe:
/system
/Data
/Cache
/SDcard
/Data and /Data/media
which one is external?
someonewhy said:
it doesn't ask me if i want to wipe external...
i have those option to wipe:
/system
/Data
/Cache
/SDcard
/Data and /Data/media
which one is external?
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Sd card don't wipe
jaythenut said:
Sd card don't wipe
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yeah but like i said i want to start from fresh so i want to wipe everything including the SD card so after i will wipe everything totally off will i be able to get the system running again?
Can't you just wipe the phone then go into settings and storage to wipe the sd card?
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Hmm i wiped everything through recovery.....now i am stuck on Samsung galaxy note 3 sm-n9005 Logo??
help anyone??
I already partition my sdcard to use amarullz . Now , I want to change my rom, and I need to wipe cache partition. Is that will clean my sdcard? or that is another way to remove it ??
GalKill said:
I already partition my sdcard to use amarullz . Now , I want to change my rom, and I need to wipe cache partition. Is that will clean my sdcard? or that is another way to remove it ??
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What do you want to be removed? cache or Second partion..?
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shyamSGY said:
What do you want to be removed? cache or Second partion..?
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The amarullz script
GalKill said:
I already partition my sdcard to use amarullz . Now , I want to change my rom, and I need to wipe cache partition. Is that will clean my sdcard? or that is another way to remove it ??
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go to recovery mode,
wipe data and wipe chace . . .
Andye Ai Ticka said:
go to recovery mode,
wipe data and wipe chace . . .
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will it format my sdcard?
GalKill said:
will it format my sdcard?
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no - you will only format your sd card if you select the option that says format sd card!
marcussmith2626 said:
no - you will only format your sd card if you select the option that says format sd card!
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Yes, its true . . .
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hi
marcussmith2626 said:
no - you will only format your sd card if you select the option that says format sd card!
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you're exactly.hi.
I tried factory reset and flash another rom but the files are still there ex. download folder , bluetooth folder and more...
any solution how to fully wipe all user data?
XanthiunZxC said:
I tried factory reset and flash another rom but the files are still there ex. download folder , bluetooth folder and more...
any solution how to fully wipe all user data?
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Do it from the in-built settings.
Then do it in the recovery.
If you have a custom recovery you can just format /sdcard.
nicholaschum said:
Do it from the in-built settings.
Then do it in the recovery.
If you have a custom recovery you can just format /sdcard.
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Thanks ! , stupid me , forgot theres a format option
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Its it ok to format everything?
Format /boot , /system , /data , /cache , /firmware , /firmware-modem
XanthiunZxC said:
Thanks ! , stupid me , forgot theres a format option
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Its it ok to format everything?
Format /boot , /system , /data , /cache , /firmware , /firmware-modem
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No! If you want to flash a ROM you only need to format...
/system
/data
/cache
/dalvik-cache (Or just "Wipe Dalvik Cache")
/internal-sd or /sdcard
Don't touch anything else!
nicholaschum said:
No! If you want to flash a ROM you only need to format...
/system
/data
/cache
/dalvik-cache (Or just "Wipe Dalvik Cache")
/internal-sd or /sdcard
Don't touch anything else!
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Thanks again !
What happens if you format firmware and firmware - modem?
I just did.
Thanks
nicholaschum said:
No! If you want to flash a ROM you only need to format...
/system
/data
/cache
/dalvik-cache (Or just "Wipe Dalvik Cache")
/internal-sd or /sdcard
Don't touch anything else!
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s327374 said:
What happens if you format firmware and firmware - modem?
I just did.
Thanks
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Any problems you face you won't get much useful help, no one would even want to format those partitions.
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Edit* Ok, No thanks actually,
BUt it seems to still be working - just put 5.0 Rom on the old HK note 3 and it worked a charm
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No, it wasn't! Wifi and modem was messed up.
I guess if anyone does the same thing as me, they can simply just re-install original firmware and that solves any drama.
To get it to work I simply went back to HK firmware (which was an annoyingly slow download using a vpn to get past the Great Fire wall of China) - This firmware thing used to be a big deal - but not so much anymore now that there actually is a downloadable firmware for the HK 4.4.2 bootloader. Why it took them a year to get it out is almost criminal. Anyway, Just reinstalled using ODIN, unlocked and flashed CWM.
Simple as that - No worries. I'm guessing anyone with as much experience who was being helpful could have advised to do this.
nicholaschum said:
Any problems you face you won't get much useful help, no one would even want to format those partitions.
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when i was updating my Lg L3 E400 by cyanogen mode 9
Wipe /data, cache and dalvik
and by mistakenly i formatted internal memory by from mount options
plzzzz help wat shud i do nw i can't install any applications now it say no internal memory.........
omkar said:
when i was updating my Lg L3 E400 by cyanogen mode 9
Wipe /data, cache and dalvik
and by mistakenly i formatted internal memory by from mount options
plzzzz help wat shud i do nw i can't install any applications now it say no internal memory.........
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Are you sure? Formatted or unmounted?
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4freedom said:
Are you sure? Formatted or unmounted?
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formatted yaar wat should i do ?
are you using sdmerge or not? may be you did somthing wrong or rom file problems. i am on sdmerge and always perform full format before flashing rom (all options: system, data, cache,.. except sdcard: becaus it store rom.zip ^^)
kien_vip said:
are you using sdmerge or not? may be you did somthing wrong or rom file problems. i am on sdmerge and always perform full format before flashing rom (all options: system, data, cache,.. except sdcard: becaus it store rom.zip ^^)
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[Rom][Stock 2.3.6][L3-e400][PureOS v4.0] now im using this rom in these my memory card has become sd card and no memory card option is available i can install appl n all
my system memory has become 1gb and sd card memory as 8gb
jst install cm9 again now phone get freeze after restart wat de hell is this now
omkar said:
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my system memory has become 1gb and sd card memory as 8gb
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Hello Omkar,
Maybe, I don't understand you well. For me, a memory card is... a sdcard. Have you got external and internal sdcard/memory card? what recovery have you used? What tool are you using to know what space is or not free?
The memory card where you flash the ROM has some partitions: /boot, /recovery, /system, /cache, /data, /sdcard, /misc
The system partition could be 1GB (but... I think is too much) and basically contains the entire operating system. The data partition contains the user’s data and the sdcard is not exactly a partition. In terms of usage, this is your storage space.
I'm not sure that you format the entire memory card... I've just read a guide to Android partitions yesterday and other about ClockWorkMod Recovery and how to use it. They are complete and good. I would like to share them with you:
Guide to Androit particion
Clockworkmod and how to use it
LobaJai said:
Hello Omkar,
Maybe, I don't understand you well. For me, a memory card is... a sdcard. Have you got external and internal sdcard/memory card? what recovery have you used? What tool are you using to know what space is or not free?
The memory card where you flash the ROM has some partitions: /boot, /recovery, /system, /cache, /data, /sdcard, /misc
The system partition could be 1GB (but... I think is too much) and basically contains the entire operating system. The data partition contains the user’s data and the sdcard is not exactly a partition. In terms of usage, this is your storage space.
I'm not sure that you format the entire memory card... I've just read a guide to Android partitions yesterday and other about ClockWorkMod Recovery and how to use it. They are complete and good. I would like to share them with you:
Guide to Androit particion
Clockworkmod and how to use it
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hey dude i read that i just wana say that i re-install cm9 and all things works perfectly but after restart while using my phone gets freeze now i don't understand whats the problem can u plzz send me cm9 files also all the require file so i can again do all the procedure again and see whether it works properly or not.....
omkar said:
hey dude i read that i just wana say that i re-install cm9 and all things works perfectly but after restart while using my phone gets freeze now i don't understand whats the problem can u plzz send me cm9 files also all the require file so i can again do all the procedure again and see whether it works properly or not.....
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Hello omkar,
I'm sorry, but I'm not using the same phone model than you. If you're following a XDA thread to install cm9, it should be work.
I had a similar problem (it got freeze after flashing). I'm not sure what didn't work of the tutorial that I followed. So I decided to update the cwm recovery version and try with other CM. I followed the steps and I also formated the /system partition to make a "clean" installation of the CM. Finally it worked.
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LobaJai said:
Hello omkar,
I'm sorry, but I'm not using the same phone model than you. If you're following a XDA thread to install cm9, it should be work.
I had a similar problem (it got freeze after flashing). I'm not sure what didn't work of the tutorial that I followed. So I decided to update the cwm recovery version and try with other CM. I followed the steps and I also formated the /system partition to make a "clean" installation of the CM. Finally it worked.
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