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[Android Software Development] egingell:
It might not have access to the app's name. I know the APK of forward locked apps (/mnt/asec/PACKAGE-#/pkg.apk) are not readable by "other", so it stands to reason.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Android Software Development] Cyclu:
Yes you are right, but I have the name for the other paid apps, which are locked apps.

As exemple Titanium Backup Pro in the screenshot.
[Android Software Development] dstruct2k:
Does this update finally fix the constant hangs while attempting to restore apps? I've seen this issue for months, across dozens of ROMs and backups made from multiple versions of TWRP. While restoring a list of apps, Nandroid Manager will just stop on an app and say "Restoring app X..." or "Restoring data for app X..." forever. I've tried letting it sit for an hour, or even overnight, but it never progresses to the next app. If it locks up on "Restoring app..." and I check my launcher, the app is already done being restored (but has no data) and can be used. If it says "Restoring data..." when it hangs, the app usually won't launch unless you clear the app's data.

I'd give more details, but I doubt it's needed, as I've seen this bug across almost every restore I've ever attempted. 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, CM, TouchWiz, AOSPA, using SuperSU most of the time, restoring apps like Facebook and FB Messenger or TD (banking app) or Hangouts or even "Hangouts Blocker" (tiny app with very few settings) which was the most recent app I had issues with.

If I force-close Nandroid Manager and restart the restore, it'll usually make it through 2-3 more apps before locking up again. Now that I think about it, I'm not sure I've ever had a successful restore of more than 1-3 apps at a time.
[Android Software Development] XXCoder:
Unfortunately I have this same problem. I just restore one app a time at this time. :(
[Android Software Development] jassi32:
+1
[Android Software Development] klem__:
Hi [MENTION=4535362]H3R3T1C[/MENTION] just try explore can see the contacts and tell us if it exist i guess you are implementing the restore function thx
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Yes I will be implementing the restore function the new version but before I do that I working on bug fixes.
[Android Software Development] iscio:
I have a big problem... My nandroid require 4 hours to complete... In recovery or with orange backup it complete in 20 minutes. Where is the problem?

Starting backup...

Running with the following commands:* --advanced brsda --utc --storage /external_sd --exclude-dalvik -y -pd -r -nd

Using ash Shell

##########################################

Online Nandroid Backup v9.20

* A tool to perform a nandroid backup

* without booting into recovery.

* It is fully compatible with nandroid.

* Type 'onandroid --help' for usage

* instructions.

* Created by Ameer Dawood

##########################################

02:00:59 Using busybox from: /data/data/com.h3r3t1c.onnandbup/files/busybox

02:00:59 Checking for root permissions...

02:01:00 Root permissions acquired!

02:01:00 Analysing battery level...

02:01:00 Sufficient battery available!

02:01:00 Checking version of BusyBox installed...

02:01:00 BusyBox version 1.20 or above installed!

02:01:00 Searching for SD card...

02:01:00 SD card found!

02:01:00 This device has a patch file installed!

02:01:00 Advanced backup mode selected at run time!

02:01:00 Checking for required tools...

02:01:00 All required tools available!

02:01:03 Checking disk space...

02:02:35 SD Card Free Space: 10945 MB

02:02:35 Required Space: 6282 MB

02:02:35 Necessary disk space available!

02:02:35 Detecting mountpoints to exclude...

02:02:35 Backing up to /storage/extSdCard/clockworkmod/backup/2014-01-19.02.00.59

02:02:35 Backing up the old backup for replace operation... 100%

02:03:14 Backing up /boot.... 100%

02:03:35 Backing up /recovery.... 100%

02:03:50 Backing up /system........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 100%

03:36:04 Backing up /data............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 100%

05:16:09 Backing up /.android_secure............................................................................................................................................................................... 100%

05:55:55 Replacing old backup with new backup... 100%

05:56:55 Generating md5sum................................................................................................................................................................... 100%

06:47:58 Verifying md5sum... 100%

06:48:03 Online Nandroid Backup Completed in 287 minutes 4 seconds!

exitcode [0]

By galaxy mobile

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[Android Software Development] klem__:
Hi [MENTION=4535362]H3R3T1C[/MENTION] did you plan to to add a function to modify the nandroid backup like removing an app ?

Thx
[Android Software Development] dstruct2k:
A 6GB backup is insane! Try removing some larger apps you don't use or moving them to external storage. Wrong thread for Online Nandroid Backup though. Try here.
[Android Software Development] iscio:
sorry for my english but I wrote that the problem is with online nandroid manager (4 hours), with recovery or with obackup take 20 minutes
[Android Software Development] jpde:
I'm having a few issues with this app... I did a nandroid backup of my CM11 install (Nexus 7 2nd Gen) and tried to restore an app there, which worked fine. Then I installed the latest OmniRom Nightly, but I can't restore any apps. For apps that weren't automatically installed after setting up the device (f-droid, falcon pro and other apps not from the play store) I get a "pkg: nullError: no package specified" error and when I try to restore just the data for an app that's already installed it just says "running" but never finishes. I just tried it again and it worked with AntennaPod, but that's the only one I got working so far. Any ideas?

If those kinks are ironed out (or if I just made some mistake), though, this is a tremendously useful backup app. It never hurts to have a recent nandroid backup in case things go awry but it was always annoying to have both that and other backup solutions like Helium at the same time :)
[Android Software Development] meduza:
4.3.1 to 4.4.2 custom

Just kindly reporting, restoring from a custum JB 4.3.1 to custom omni 4.4.2 worked on acer500=PB liberty tab without any issues :)

m.
[Android Software Development] curwiler:
Hi there.

I have been using Nandroid Mgr Pro successfully for quite some time on my S2 and now I have an S4. I'm on AT&T so I have to deal with SafeStrap, which uses a modified TWRP recovery.

Regardless I have tried a few ROMs with Safestrap and have been able to use Nandroid Mgr to restore apps, data, texts, call logs, MMS msgs, etc. all successfully until now.

I'm trying a new ROM and while I was able to restore the Apps, I have yet to successfully restore any data for any app. I've tried to do this through the "restore data" tab as well as through the "explore backup" tab (by navigating to the appropriate data subdirectory and using Extract. No luck, no errors, just sits there, seems like it's restoring but when I check the app, it's still a fresh install.

Am I missing some kind of logging that would help me troubleshoot what's not working?
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Currently further app development is on hold because of school but I'm hoping this weekend to work on the app and release an update.
[Android Software Development] Px80:
got some probs...

i made a full nandroid backup with online nandroid manager.

Now i tried to restore this update on a new flashed rom via nandroid manager.

I copied all in the twrp folder but NM says that i have to select the twrp folder. I select it but NM shows a empty popup and does not allow to set this folder so i cant restore this backup.

Im on cm 10.2, twrp 2.3.6.0 and latest superSU.

The backup is on the sd card in the twrp folder.

other nandroid apps do not read the files created by ONM...

need help pls!
[Android Software Development] iscio:
I hope you could solve my problem... The backup is too long and it doesn't backup android secure

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[Android Software Development] marcp39:
I'm with AICP KK rom on HTC One X, and I can restore SMS without any problem, but that's not the case with MMS. The restoring process works fine, but then all the pictures seem broken in the sms app. Same problem with CM11 rom on HTC Sensation.

There is no problem if I restore with another app.

Btw your app is really awesome, and very very useful ! I also use Online nandroid a lot.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
The app has been updated!

Version 2.4:

* Fixed bug that caused app data to not be restored on some devices.

* Stock SU is now supported on android 4.3+.

* Fixed crash when trying to view nandroid backup from Online Nandroid Backup.

* New Feature: Explore Contacts (preview)

* Translations updated.

* Removed untranslated strings.xml to reduce size of app.

* App now sets proper file permissions when opening up a nandroid backup.

* New Permission: Wakelock. Used to set partial wakelock so cpu does not sleep when restoring apps+data when screen is off.

* Fixed FC when exploring SMS messages.

* Fixed FC when trying to restore call logs from a stock samsung rom.

* Fixed FC when trying to explore SMS messages.

* Updated RootTools to RootTools v3.4.

New version should be visible in play store soon or it can be downloaded from the first post!
[Android Software Development] murdoch1:
LG G2

Attempting to install 2.4 on my LG G2 running Nameless 4.4.2 rom.

Message appears stating:-

yaffstool was not installed

reboot was not installed

fix_permissions was not installed

flash_image was not installed

tegra_flash_image was not installed

erase_image was not installed

tune2fs was not installed

busybox was installed

ungzip was not installed

it then fails to display any text

Any one help? It works fine on 2.3.1
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Was this a clean install of the app?
[Android Software Development] Fladder72:
Same here... 2.4 only works for updating 2.3.1. Deleting App-Data on updated app and error message comes back...

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[Android Software Development] murdoch1:
2.4

It was......i even deleted the app/data cache after installing....
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Ok guys, try this new version i'm attaching to this post to see if it fixes the problem.

Do a clean install of this version and make sure that the app has been granted SU permission.

Edit: Removed apk. See first post for latest apk.
[Android Software Development] Fladder72:
Yepp, fixed app working... :good:
[Android Software Development] murdoch1:
2.4

Yes confirmed also....working fine. Thank you
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Thanks guys.

New version with this fix is being posted to google play store now. I'll also be attaching the new version to the first post.
[Android Software Development] k007sam:
Why Nandroid Manager is BAD

To:::: The Developers of Nandroid Manager

Hi, I'm very happy that you have made this app, but then don't you think its a little extreme to ask the user to select each app while restoring. Both in the pro and the free version, there is not option to search, or sort or anything. I think the that is very very poor build of an app. I am telling this because i have over 300 - 400 apps installed, this probably won't even bite a normal user, but to me its GOD-Damn frustrating to select each and every app i want to restore. Moreover, in the latest version also, a new error or glitch that I'm seeing is that there are two entries for each app. What is that!

Restoring apps + data is the biggest pain in the A when trying or installing new roms. Android doesn't make it any easier, Backing up isn't easy, no control on loss of data, nothing works our way and then you have to come in with a new level of uneasiness?

That too, if you made it in this kind of format it would be way easier to use: SORTING : Name, Date, Size etc.

right now am looking at Selected Apps: 362!

I am thinking why isn't there an easier way to do it.

I don't get your attitude, fixing errors and updating GUI looks is not the only thing to do after building an app, you have to update the whole structure and everything once in while too.

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY PUT A BLOODY "Do you really want to go back?" message when the back button is pressed because IF SAMSUNG OR ANDROID People didn't think there was a need for physical buttons on a phone, it doesn't mean everything is going smoothly. So many times i have had back button being pressed by mistake causing me to repeat the whole process.

Now if there was an app better than yours, i wouldn't even be telling you all this, i would be using that instead. But there isn't. But that doesn't mean that Me and Everyone else has to bow down to the rigidness of your app is it? Please try to bear in mind my words while releasing the future updates. Thanks a lot.
[Android Software Development] cdzo72:
Seems more like to me you should prioritize the apps on your device instead of 362 cheesy free apps. And what you wanna do is easy to do with apps like My Backup or Titanium. So let the man develop the app the way HE wants and what suits the VAST MAJORITY of us and not just one user with a bunch of junk games and apps
[Android Software Development] Twinn:
why would you need 400 apps? how many of them u use daily? it sounds so ridiculous... get rid of those you don't need and you spare yourself lots of trouble...

Ps. If you have to have them all, use Titanium Backup for batch restore...
[Android Software Development] k007sam:
I was telling in a constrictive way only

I usually do it using titanium backup and its not a bunch of free apps, everything comes I handy once in a while because I come from a country where there is no fast internet ... imagine going at 10kmph everywhere.

.I get 512kbps connection speed 64kBps download n upload...so what I feel is that since I have loads of space(galaxy s3 11+8gb), I can install what all I want and then Use it without downloading. This time I couldn't do it with titanium. Now please I need your help also as suddenly Nandroid Manager is not working for me .. This is a new issue.. I'm feeling that the backup could be corrupt because it didn't read in the other nandroid manager kind of apps ....in NM 2.x above I get the list of apps and all, but after selection, it says restore failed.I want to restore specific apps only now ... in using ultima ROM 16 typhoon...switched from cm11 and before that 1month back ultima ROM 15 titan. So now again I thought I'll get a stable daily use ROM and this happens ..
[Android Software Development] molitar:
When do you think the Home Restore feature will be active again in the beta?
[Android Software Development] ICAMP:
nandroid manager hanging

Samsung s4 GT-I9500 International version (stock unlocked)

root verified using Rootchecker basic

Nandroid seemed to work once so I bought the pro, now what I get is "Waiting for superuser permission...". No amount of re-installations or chache clearing seems to have any affect.

What next pls?

tyvm
[Android Software Development] Cyclu:
Only boot.emmc.win.md5 and recovery.emmc.win.md5 have the MD5 labels. Also I found many empty logs files in the sdcard0/Nandroid_Manager/cache/logs folder without enabled the option "Authorise the logs" in the settings.
[Android Software Development] cdzo72:
Well if you couldnt do it with Titanium then clearly something is corrupted and no type of modification to the app is going to help restore data taken from a corrupt phone. Thats common sense
[Android Software Development] k007sam:
no no, i said i though Nandroid would be enough, my phone is perfectly ok, NOW i did this, restored using CWM backed up using titanium and reinstalled Ultima rom 16 and finally restored using titanium. ..so its all done i guess.. the main reason i wanted to do all this was becuase CM11 has WIFI direct and samsung link crashing at boot, so that meant no direct play to tv...
[Android Software Development] Gunstra:
Just bought this app in the Market to help support it. I am having a little issue though, I went to set my New Path (it didn't show a path so I figured I needed to set one) and when I choose to do this it is not showing me any cwm folder on my external sd where I want to store my backups because I have 16gb to play with there. Is there something I need to do special? Maybe create a folder for it myself on my sd card? Thank you in advance and thank you for a great app, so tired of losing all my settings and data in apps when I back them up using SnapPea or MobileGO.

BrentD
[Android Software Development] cdzo72:
Does the CWM folder exist on your external SD?. .. I'm assuming it is there if you've done other nandroids.
[Android Software Development] buddahj:
A week or so ago, I somehow managed to screw up my phone & delete twrp recovery. I ended up using Viperuu to fix my phone. Anywho, I was getting these errors before & am still getting them after. Nandroid Manager will find my backups but when you slide over to the "Recovery Tab" it says Detected Recovery: Unknown / Click to Fix!

When I click to fix it get the message posted in the 2nd pic. I've tried doing what it says to do but I still have the same issue. I've tried uninstalling & reinstalling app. I've even deleted the app from my phone & re-downloaded it & reinstalled. It always finds my backups but keeps saying unknown recovery detected.

Any ideas? Is the app still working even though it's not detecting a recovery?

Thanks in advance.
[Android Software Development] kantjer:
I have no idea what Viperuu is, but flashing TWRP back to your phone should give you the option to restore your nandroid.

If not via the app then you should always be able to restore from the recovery itself.
[Android Software Development] buddahj:
VipeRUU is just another way to put your phone back to stock if you can't fix it easily. Okay, thanks. I guess if I have to restore my phone, it'll be in recovery then.
[Android Software Development] Gunstra:
I figured it was all getting confusing because CWM Backups wants one folder and Nandroid Manager wants another, so I uninstalled CWM Backups and set the Nandroid Manager folder to /sdcard/clockwordmod but I wonder, I have a lot of apps moved to sdcard through app2sd, do I need to move all apps back to the phone before doing an nandroid backup or does it not matter, will the nandroid backup still backup all apps and data/settings just the same?
[Android Software Development] cdzo72:
Nandroid Manager does not WANT a different folder... it detects where your backup is. How do you "uninstall" CWM backups? When you flash a custom recovery (CWM or TWRP based) a folder is automatically created on your internal sd storage. If you decide to do a backup to external sd storage then a folder is also created. I shouldn't be wasting my time telling you this. If you don't know these things already you have no business even having a rooted device. As far as the apps2sd goes... In my book anyone with so much junk installed that they need to use it needs to prioritize what the download and install... If not live with the pains of using apps installed on the sd
[Android Software Development] Gunstra:
We all had to learn from the beginning at one time or the other, I appreciate your help but you could have done it without being a d**k! Rooting is the easy part, romming is easy too, I just recently learned of this app, before I was doing nandroids before romming and using mobilego and snappea to backups apps which did not put the data and settings back on, only the apk re-installed. Again, I appreciate the help. Thanks!
[Android Software Development] demlv:
Speaking of restoring a lot of apps, I can't restore any, let alone batches of them. :confused: This is on my VZW Galaxy Nexus running CM11 nightlies. Nandroid Manager sees all my backups, but when I start the app restore process it shows a message "Reading backups..." and then moves to a new panel with an

empty

list of the apps that can be restored. No error message is shown.

I use CWM recovery incremental backups. This allows me to keep a few extra nandroids while taking up very little extra space. I suspect the incremental backup format may be the source of my problem. Does N. M. properly handle restoring apps from incremental backups for anyone else? Thanks . . .
[Android Software Development] Cyclu:
I had the same issue, reboot to recovery fix the problem, I had this problem several time I don't know what it happens?o_O
[Android Software Development] buddahj:
What am I looking to fix in recovery?
[Android Software Development] Cyclu:
Reboot to recovery nothing more! It's work for me, I have TWRP recovery, look also with an root explorer (before and after reboot to recovery) in the cache/recovery folder to see if it's empty.

I remarked that NM display the advice not found the recovery when this folder is empty, after reboot to recovery the files are back.

Screenshot attached.
[Android Software Development] buddahj:
Weird, I can't seem to find this folder. That could very well be my problem. I'll have to look into this after work.

---------- Post added at 08:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:06 AM ----------

Nevermind, I found the folder. It's still empty after rebooting into recovery.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
The app has been updated! Download link in first post.

What's new:

Alpha 10

* Searching for twrp and cwm folders on devices has been improved.

* Added an about section to settings. Right now it only shows app version but I will be adding more to it!

* Recovery images can now be flashed from sdcard. (** Not working on all devices yet!)

* Recovery image can now be flashed from nandroid backups via the Recovery options in the main app view. (See Screenshot)(** Not working on all devices yet!)

Notes:

* You may notice in this build there are a few options that when pressed show a toast message saying "not yet added!". These are a preview of whats to be coming in the next few builds!
[Android Software Development] hadi_rena:
I'm using P990 which come with Tegra 2 SoC. That mean I'm unable to flash recovery image directly ? Why it can't ? I'm always flash recovery image using terminal emulator and nothing bad happened :confused:

Sorry for my rudeness if you find this post a little harsh, anyway my point is if it can be performed by terminal emulator by this app can't ?
[Android Software Development] jlmancuso:
I must say this keeps getting better every day sometimes twice a day! Killer work so far. I switched over to twrp to try out this software until ra is supported at least.
[Android Software Development] H3R3T1C:
Do you use flash_image in terminal emulator?

The reason I said it was not working on tegra device is because when tried on my samsung galaxy tab 10.1 (which has a tegra 2) it did not work.

It always throws a failed with error: -1.

You can go ahead and try to flash recovery with the app. The only thing bad that will happen is it will throw failed error if it does not work.

If you do try it through the app please let me know so I can change not working on tegra device to something more along the lines to may not work on all devices.
[Android Software Development] hadi_rena:
Already try and like you said it's return -1 error. Just for your reference I always use this command for flashing recovery : 'dd if=[image path] of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7' maybe this command is specific for a device ?