Hi, I have flashed latest stock with rootable kernel, DRM Restore & SU zip installed. Took backup all the partitons using TWRP 3.0 Recovery.
If I want to restore the backup, can I restore all partitions? or Only few like System, Data & Caches?
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If I have a nandroid backup of cm11 and then went to try out cm12.1 which requires a bigger system partition, would all my partitions get destroyed?
If so, how do I restore the nandroid backup? Would I have to copy it off to a computer, get a rom that boots, copy it back, then boot into recovery to restore?
When i backup my rom it backup successfully but when i want to restore it the cwm recovery and twrp recovery shows successfully restore.but some file like downloadmanager and keybooard missing from rom.i need an help.....
Flash the rom again to restore system files (don't wipe data).
Hello,
Can you pls tell how the TWRP backup and restore works?
I went to TWRP and backed up all the partitions to my internal storage.
I went to restore and could see the backed up image.
After that i wiped data, cache, dalvik and system...didn't wipe internal storage.
Flashed the AEX Oreo ROM, gapps, wiped cache/dalvik and rebooted system to boot into new ROM.
Then when I went to TWRP and clicked on restore, it was empty...the backed up image was gone!
I am confused as I didn't wipe my internal storage...so where does the backed up image go??
I try different roms time to time on my redmi note 10 pro and using ArrowOS as my daily driver. I want to backup this ROM using TWRP and can see many partitions for backup, do i need to backup all partitions? Last time when i backed up arrowos(all partitions) and tried to restore, super partition didn't copy and ended up in bootloop after restore, so this time I want to make sure i perform right steps. Do i need to remove passwords before backup?
Can anyone, who have tried, help?
Keep the copy of ROM zip after flashing the ROM & backup all your apps using titanium backup or migrate backup or swift backup or app manager etc.
Whenever you want to restore just flash the ROM & restore the apps again with the app you used for creating backup.
Alternatively, if you don't want to setup ROM again, you can backup data partition. For restoration you'll have to flash ROM zip & restore data partition.
Hi, I am new to this forum and also new to Rooting and Flashing.
Recently I rooted my Samsung Galaxy M20 device with Magisk after flashing TWRP Recovery with Odin.
Now I want to take a nandroid backup (full rom backup along with all system settings and apps data).
1. On Backup menu of TWRP, should I select only ''boot'', ''system'' , ''data'' or ''System Image'' along with these?
2. And as I am taking the backup after rooting, will the backup include root access? I mean if I restore the backup later, will then the rom be kept rooted?
3. Is there a way to backup rom with keeping root access for my device?
(I rooted the device by flashing magisk with TWRP. Before that I flashed a zip file ''disable dm verify''. I actually followed a youtube video.)
Maybe your best anwer is here .... official TWRP website.
A nandroid backup gives you back the exact status of the moment of backing up.
In your first backup, backup everything except recovery .... and place this on your external sd-card. Depending on your version of TWRP you might be able to backup a system image (and if so ... then this is your best choise) and if you don't see that choise then backup boot, system, and data . Be sure to have chosen the right and latest TWRP for your phone.
Keep in mind that not all data are backed up, especially not the data on your internal sd-card. (make a backup of them separately !)
Make sure that an external sd-card is added to your phone !