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[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
The app has been updated! New version should be visible in the market in a few hours!

What's New:

Version 1.0.1

* Fixed detected recovery saying the kernel for Thor recovery. Should now say 'Thor Touch Recovery'.

* Added label and description to manifest for ACCESS_SUPERUSER permission.

* When the user clicks the detected recovery area to fix recovery not identified and last_log does not exist a dialog is now show to use on how to fix the problem.

* If a feature is a pro feature and user does not have the pro key a label is placed over the features button to better show its a pro feature. (See attached screenshot)

* Beta features now have a beta label on them.

* Various bugs have been fixed.

The next two weeks I won't be able to really work on the app because of finals but after that I expect to work on the app a lot and implement all the stuff on the todo list for this app!
[Android Software Development] nijel8:
Thanks for the update.

Not a problem but strange thing happened to me - updated the app, version showed 1.0.1 and there was a "BETA" label over the "Restore ANDROID_ID". After reboot notification from play store came up for another Nandroid Manager *ROOT* update with the same new v.1.0.1, I updated the app again to get rid of the notification and now the "BETA" label disappeared... hmm...

Any thoughts?
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
I discovered a bug with restoring ANDROID_ID after I had published it to the market so I quickly removed that feature so user would not soft brick their devices. I will be readding it as a beta feature very soon.
[Android Software Development] meduza:
...so the update is not on the play store yet...? Pro shows v1 and nandroid + root v1.01...?? But no update option....?

m.

PS.

uninstalling & reinstallung v1.0.1 solved it :)

Thor touch recovery recognised :)
[Android Software Development] agayabag:
for OP.

can I request some'em? can you add feature to restore paid apps as well? or the paid apps ain't included to nandroid backup by default? thanks for your attention. :good:
[Android Software Development] beren:
sorry for the nOOb question...

can't understand why the app doesn't seen any backup on my nexus 4

backups are stored on /data/media/clockworkmod/backups/ and i can see with root explorer, but if i try to select that folder on NM it doesn't see anything under \data\media\ the folder is empty...
[Android Software Development] kaolick:
Same here... :confused:
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
On newer versions of android paid apps are stored as asec and I am unable to open this type of file so I'm working on a solution to this problem so that paid apps+data can be restored.

This is a known problem in the app. The folder permissions does not allow nandroid manager to read the folder. I'm working on fixing the problem.
[Android Software Development] bigjoexxl:
Is it possible to restore contacts from a backup? If so where can I find them at??
[Android Software Development] hadi_rena:
I'm using CM 10.1 and able to list my purchased app from my nandroid backup. Does this only applied to stock ROM?

And I have a suggestion related to UI, could you add opt for disable compressed backup message?
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
This only applies to stock roms, AOKP base roms, and any rom that does not remove the forced forward lock of paid apps from the play store.

For the suggestion are you talking about the message that displays when the app detects that the nandroid backup is compressed when you first click on it and you must decompress it to use it in nandroid manager?
[Android Software Development] hadi_rena:
Yes that one. All of my backup is compressed for reduce space usage. I don't mind if it'll take longer time to processing.
[Android Software Development] dataman:
can you implement the option to accept getjar gold for the pro version?
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
I'll add an option to no show warning. I might not get to it in next build that is about to be released but I added it to the todo list so i dont forget to add it!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ncjhO5l9UOTM1O6uRURUdjvpXuPXWKq-PPjuycne7u4/edit?usp=sharing

Right now I'm only selling the pro version through the play store but in the future I may moved to other service once the app get more users and is more recognized!
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
The app has been updated. New version should be visible in market soon!

Version 1.0.2

* Change log is now shown when app is open after update.

* 4EXT recovery now detected.

* Semaphore CWM Recovery now detected.

* Sk8s CWMRTouch recovery now detected.

* OUDhs CWM recovery now detected.

* Improved detection of TWRP type recovery.

* Improved detection of CWM based recoveries.

* ANDROID_ID can now be restored from backup.

* Fixed bug that prevented twrp and cwm recovery.fstab from being read in some recovery images.

* Fixed typo.

In the next version of the app I will tring to fix the bug that prevents the cwm folder from being detected on Nexus devices.
[Android Software Development] buzzqw:
thanks H3R3T1C

done a full restore (after a full wipe and a new rom) and all worked fine!

Android_ID restored correctly

apps , sms, call log all restored correctly (yea!)

i have just missed how to restore widget on home (but i think is on todo list...)

great application, a very useful bought

BHH
[Android Software Development] FireWall123:
Hi , I would like to thank you for didcation for the .

And am sorry if am bothering you , but that type of files is still unable to be opened .

Thanks and sorry if am bothering you :o
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
I have not forgotten about this problem. I have made a backup in this format for testing. Im hopping to fix this problem as well as the nexus device problem in the next build.
[Android Software Development] VerticalCobra:
When I restore my CWM backup with NM and select wipe data, dalvik, and cache in the options, the restore works more like a data wipe/factory reset. Then I have to re-enter my Google account, etc.

If I do the same in recovery mode (wiping data, cache, and dalvik), the restore works as expected - everything is restored back to the backup state.

Is this by design? BTW, I am on aokp 4.2.2.
[Android Software Development] cdzo72:
If you choose to wipe data then what you are essentially doing is restoring just the system partition of your nandroid... you'd be doing the same thing by restoring the nandroid from CWM and then doing a data wipe.... that seems pretty much common sense to me
[Android Software Development] VerticalCobra:
Thanks. I see it now after trying both ways. I was curious as to why have the data wipe option along with restore nandroid in NM at all when all it does is factory restore?
[Android Software Development] DrunkFuX666:
OK guys I need some help... Tried searching this thread but found no answers...

I just made a backup using this, and I can't find the location where it stored, Nor is it showing up in the list of backups this shows... Nor is the backup shown when I go Into recovery... But... It definitely has made the backup because its taking up 1.6gb of space :-/

Where can I find the nandroid it just made...??

And its NOT in the clockworkmod/backup folder like the rest of the backups made via CWM itself...

Sent from my Nexus⁴
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
This app does not make nandroid backups... This app is used for managing backups. I see you are using a Nexus 4. Did you check /sdcard/clockworkmod and /data/media/clockworkmod?
[Android Software Development] DrunkFuX666:
Sorry I'm talking about this apps sisterapp called Online nandroid backup... Where it directly takes you there.

And iv checked in both sdcard/clockwork mod and data/media/clockwork mod... My old backups are in the data/media path... Nothing in the sdcard path...

Sent from my Nexus⁴
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Open up Online Nanadroid Backup. Click Start Backup. Under backup mode Clockworkmod should be selected. From the dropdown menu select "Selective Backup Mode" and for partitions select cache. Then hit Start Backup. Now wait for the backup to finish. After it is finished Scroll up and look for the line that starts with Backing up to. This will tell you where your backups are being saved to!
[Android Software Development] DrunkFuX666:
Thanks...!! Were in storage/emulated/legacy/android/obb/clockworkmod/backup.

I have a question tho... This location wasn't being picked up by cwm to restore a backup if needed... Hence I'm thinking the path will need to be changed where it asks "select backup location"...??

Sent from my Nexus⁴
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Yeah for Select Backup Location put /sdcard for saving to sdcard or if you want to put in media put /data/media.
[Android Software Development] jdstrydom:
Bought pro version.thanks for a great application.
[Android Software Development] edzamber:
Thanks, great app ;)

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[Android Software Development] CyD13:
So this app worked until I upgraded to 4.2. Now it refuses to find my backups even if I lead it to the folder (on my external sd card) that they reside. It's in the mnt/shell/emulated folder now because of 4.2's file system.
[Android Software Development] meduza:
...well, I`ve a different device and a different ROM but JB 4.2.2 and it is working perfectly... :)

m.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
What exactly are you putting in for the path?

Edit: also what rom are you using?
[Android Software Development] rob93950:
I am using ASUS Transformer Infinity TF700T. My Nandroid backups are going to my external card located at

/Removable/MicroSD/TWRP

Nandroid Manager can't be set to read my nandroids from there. If I backup to the internal memory (or move existing nandroids from external to internal memory) everything works as it should.

Backing up to external memory is essential for data security. Hope this can be fixed soon.

EDIT: Clearing App cache did not fix problem. Still reporting 'no backups in current path'

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[Android Software Development] CyD13:
Carbon Rom for Verizon Galaxy Note 2.

/mnt/extSdCard/clockworkmod/backup

It sees the actual backups when I go and look for it, but when I try and add the path is gives me a toast notification, "No backup folder found in path". Same goes if I go to it's parent folder.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Hmm it should auto detect it. On my S4 my clockworkmod folder is at /mnt/extSdCard/ and the app auto detects it. Trying clearing the app data and then see it the app auto detects it.

Does the app detect any paths for backups?
[Android Software Development] CyD13:
Clearing app data fixed it. Thanks so much!

Now that it's working again, it's working wonderfully!
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
I think I have finally fixed the /data/media/clockworkmod folder not being detected! Can anyone who was having the problem of /data/media/clockworkmod folder not being detected please try out this new build im attaching and let me know if the problem has been fixed?

File Removed - Problem fixed and update coming soon!
[Android Software Development] beren:
going to try right now...

edit: no luck, still nothing under data/media/ directory
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
did you clear the app data before trying?
[Android Software Development] beren:
yes, did a clean install...
[Android Software Development] buzzqw:
any plan on restoring network/data used ?

BHH
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Love this app.

I have one question though.

It seems to be having problems listing apps and data from a Nandroid TWRP backup.

It just shows "no apps found"

It seems to be generating a list but then fails.

Same thing happens with user and system apps and data.

________________

Nexus 7

Paranoid Android 3.15(4.2.2)

TWRP 2.5

Apologies if this has already been mentioned.

I will pay for the pro version if I can get this to work.

Cheers.
[Android Software Development] Wi1son:
TWRP - Pictures Location?

Could someone point me to the location of my pictures in my TWRP backup? Thank you.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Not at the moment.

What are the files and file sizes are listed under Explore Backup?

Also are you able to open up any of the files under Explore Backup?
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
I can browse the various partitions fine using the browse option.

But when I try to extract user apps and data it shows a list count of 192 apps but then shows No apps found in this backup.

I will create another nandroid backup with TWRP and try that one and see what happens

Cheers.

---------- Post added at 06:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:49 PM ----------

Hi.

The backups I had were made with a slightly older version of TWRP so that must have been the reason because I couldn't restore anything from it.

I just created a new backup with the updated TWRP and it listed apps just fine.

So it seems to work great with backups made with new TWRP but not the older one.

Cheers.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
What pictures are you talking about?

In this new backup were there also 192 apps found?
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
The app has been updated! New version should be available to download very soon!

What's New:

Version 1.0.3a

* Fixed typo.

* Fixed FC in Flash Zip(s).

* Improved various UI elements.

* Fixed FC caused by large last_log file.

* Fixed detection of /data/media/clockworkmod on some devices.
[Android Software Development] Wi1son:
The camera's photos (DCIM). After further reading, it seems that a nandroid backup does not include photos....true?
[Android Software Development] hadi_rena:
Which pictures? Camera? Screenshot? afaik these picture stored in sdcard and will never stored in any nandroid backup. Did you refer to wallpaper for homescreen?
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Yes the DCIM folder is not backed up in the nandroid backup.
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
I just upgraded to the pro version now that it works great with a new backup made with the new version of TWRP I had installed.

I also just installed your amazing Online Nandroid Backup.

With these two great tools there is no reason to use Titanium.

Have you got any plans to merge these two great tools into the pro version of Nandroid Manager?

Thank you.
[Android Software Development] Cyclu:
I have Pro version too, personally i preferred separate two app.
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Hi yes they was.

With the old backup I had it quickly counted through the number of apps in the backup but then returned a no apps found message.

I then restored my old backup and then made a new one with the latest TWRP. Nandroid Manager then had no problems with it.
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Well that's weird.

It was working fine yesterday.

Now all of a sudden today it quickly counts through my apps then shows no apps found.

Makes no sense as nothing has changed since then apart from the update to Nandroid Manager I installed.

Nothing is restoring. Bluetooth or WiFi data.

Update.

I made yet another backup using your other excellent tool, Online Nandroid Backup and that one works.

Will make one from TWRP again and see what happens.

That one works too.

Backups made before the update will not work.

Only new ones made today.
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Scratch that.

I finally tracked down the issues I was having.

I normally rename my nandroid backups so I can identify them later.

Anyway there was spaces in the name.

I took out the spaces and Nandroid Manager appears to work with them again.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Thank you for your constant feedback. I will fix this bug so that nandroid backups with spaces in their names will work.
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
No problem, thank you :)
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Just a quick update:

I'm hoping to release a new version today that will fix a few bugs and improve some stuff.

The major highlights of this next release will be:

* Restore Apps+Data selection has been improved. (See Screenshot)

* Split CWM backups are now displayed as non-split files in Explore Backup.

* Improved memory usage.

** Much More **
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
The app has been updated. New version should be visible in the play store soon!

What's New:

Version 1.0.4

* Fixed bug that prevented backups from being deleted on some devices.

* Fixed various other bugs.

* Improved memory usage.

* Restore Apps+Data has been improved.

* Split CWM backups are now displayed as non-split files in Explore Backup.

* Fixed bug that prevented people from restoring their apps from nandroid backup if there were a lot of apps.

Known Issues:

* Extracting files from a split cwm backup is very slow.

* Reading split cwm backup under Explore Backup is slow.
[Android Software Development] themadproducer:
Nice work. This update looks juicy.
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
Nandroid Manager can't find TWRP backups!

I'm running v1.0.4, It handles CWM backups just fine, but just like the previous verision,,it is unable to find TWRP backups made by your own 'Online Nandroid Backup' application. I've tried browsing to '/mnt/sdcard/TWRP', then tap the 'Add' button, but it stated 'No backup folder found in path'. Then, I tried adding '/mnt/sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS''. Same results. Then,/mnt/sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS/0000000000000000' (not sure if I counted the right number of zeros here). Same results!

What am I doing wrong!
[Android Software Development] 96hondaex:
I get this error after trying to restore amazon appstore.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Try clearing the app data so the app will recheck all possible places for the backup. If that does not work let me know so we can see how we can fix this!

Check to see if the amazon appstore is already installed on your device. If it is uninstall it to clear the bad data that is causing a UID mismatch. If it is not installed go to /data/data and see if the folder com.amazon.venezia exists. If it does delete it and retry to restore the app.

If none of these solutions fix the problem please let me know so we can see what we can do to fix this problem!
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
Have just done it, After 'Initiating first run' pop-up window, only CWM backups are listed. There seems to be a bug here!
[Android Software Development] 96hondaex:
Deleting the folder com.amazon.venezia did it. Thx!!!
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Thanks for the update. Looking forward to the option to restore the home screen. I'm a stickler for having my home screen exactly the way I had it :)
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
What is the full path of your twrp folder, what are the contents of your twrp folder, the contents of the backups folder and what are the contents of the subdirectories of the folder in the backups folder?
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
Besides some CWM backups, I have one TWRP backup in my card, whose location was defined and made by 'Online Nandroid Backup' app, under 'mnt/sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS/0000000000000000/2013-05-11-23-56-30'. The files stored in this directory are valid, because I already restored them using TWRP under recovery mode.. They are:

and-sec.vfat.win

and-sec.vfat.win.md5

boot.emmc.win

boot.emmc.win.md5

cache.ext4.win

cache.ext4.win.md5

data.ext4.win

data.ext4.win.md5

onandroid.log

recovery.emmc.win

recovery.emmc.win.md5

system.ext3.win

system.ext3.win.md5
[Android Software Development] shadow813:
RESERVED
[Android Software Development] AndyCosmos:
Very nice app just tried today and love it .
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Sorry for the late reply. I've been really busy at work.

/mnt/sdcard/ is one of the paths that the app checks for backup folders so the app should auto detect the TWRP folder. I think this may be a folder permissions issue. I'll send you a debug app that will check to make sure all folder permissions are correct for the twrp folder when I get a chance.
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
Yeah, I find it weird that it lists the contents of 'clockworkmod', but not the ones of 'TWRP'. They are both located in the root of '/mnt/sdcard' .Besides, the TWRP directory was made by your own Online Nandroid Backup application. Anything to do with initial capital letter, perhaps?
[Android Software Development] Billyvnilly:
I purchased your app and have not been able to use it on my HTC One (T-mo)

I didn't have BusyBox installed, I get the message to install Busybox, so I installed BusyBox, After I've installed busybox, and load your app, it crashes. on restart, busybox says its no longer installed, and my keyboard(swype) returns back to default. Sometimes its installing busybox that causes a crash, so I'd assume its all busybox's fault.

logs: http://db.tt/GaXSs3zP
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
I'm going to PM you soon with a test build of the app to see if it will detect your twrp folder.

I looked over your logs and did not see anything that shows why busybox will not install correctly. Have you tried using one of the busybox apps from the play store to install busybox? If the STEPHEN (STERICSON) busybox installer does not work for you try the JRUMMY APPS INC. busybox installer.
[Android Software Development] Billyvnilly:
I am using Stephen's app, thats the one that crashes when I try to install busybox. I will try the other later today.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Quick update on progress of next build!

I am reworking the UI for Backup info to have a cleaner look! Check out the screenshot I'm adding to this post to get an idea of what it will look like.

I'm also fixing some bugs that users have submitted via crash reports and also working on added some of the stuff from the todo list!
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Fantastic :)
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
Thanks! Already installed it. Here is the deal. As soon as it is launched, a toast comes up, stating that a new backup path has been detected (/mnt/sdcad/TWRP), asking me to either add or ignore it. I added it the first time, but no TWRP backup was shown in the backups list. I checked the settings and /mnt/sdcard/TWRP has been added to the paths list. If I quit Nandroid Manager and launch it again, that toast comes up again, although it was already in the paths list. This way, I can add as many /mnt/sdcard/TWRP lines to the list as I wish, but, again, no TWRP backup was shown. If I delete all those automatically detected entries and try to manually add /mnt/sdcard/TWRP, just like the previous version, it says that there is no valid backup in the specified path.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
:good: Ok looks like we are taking a step in the right direction.

Clear the app data and try this new build im attaching to this post.
[Android Software Development] Nos_20:
Just a little niggle.

I was trying to flash a zip via recovery but the file explorer would not recognise the zip I wanted to flash.

The zip was gs2kernelwipe.zip which does flash via recovery.

What is the reason the app doesn't recognise it??

Sent from my GT-i9100
[Android Software Development] blueeagle69:
Hi.

Nandroid Manager isn't designed to handle installable zips.

It is designed for Nandroid backups. (A backup of your device's partitions)

You can open any installable zip via any Android file manager.

If you want to install that kernel then you would need to have a custom recovery such as Clockwork Mod or TWRP on your device.

You can then flash it from there.

Opening an installable zip, especially a kernel to have a tinker is a seriously bad idea.

As flashing this afterwards could brick your device.

If I have totally misread your post then apologies.
[Android Software Development] casouzaj:
Wow! Is this one going to be the play store version? It shows version 1.0.5.:) Anyway, everything is working now! Both CWM and TWRP backups are listed and can be acted upon. Thousand thanks!