Hello everyone. Please tell me if there is a way to wipe cache partition without root. Readme 4x MIUI 11 have bootloop???
In the fastboot menu only "Wipe data"
The phone is detected via ADB, but there is no way to enable debugging via USB
I am 90% sure that the problem is the lack of free space
How to wipe cache partition and save data? Thanx all
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What's the difference between doing a Factory Data Reset and doing a wipe using CWM.
I'recently rooted my Note and now have CWM installed.
I plan on trying a few different ROMs (both newer stock ROMs and eventually custom ROMs) and read in most instances to per a wipe before upgrading.
I was wondering which wipe to use.
Also, if I install Titanium Backup, will it save everything including Contacts, Network settings, icon layouts, webpage favorites, appa and everything else?
Thanks
jeffs99 said:
What's the difference between doing a Factory Data Reset and doing a wipe using CWM.
I'recently rooted my Note and now have CWM installed.
I plan on trying a few different ROMs (both newer stock ROMs and eventually custom ROMs) and read in most instances to per a wipe before upgrading.
I was wondering which wipe to use.
Also, if I install Titanium Backup, will it save everything including Contacts, Network settings, icon layouts, webpage favorites, appa and everything else?
Thanks
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Cant say surely about the difference between factory rest of data and CWM wipe. But can surely say to flash any rom you need to CWM wipe all the data and cache and dalvik cache from the recovery.
And Titanium Backup is for backing up and restoring all your apps and their associated data and market links. It doesn't backup contact (should auto backup to your google account or use any contact and sms backing app from market like - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idea.backup.smscontacts&feature=search_result) or
layouts . Icon layouts you can save by going to the backup settings of the launcher you are using and favorites you can again backup on your sd card.
Hit thanks if it helped
CWM recovery wipe cache, is just wiping cache files not data
while CWM recovery wipe data n Hard reset from setting - privacy - erase data(factory reset) is same
CWM function is useful when you unable to boot device normally.
Where is dalvik cache located ? Because if it's in the data or cache partition, then I don't see why I have to wipe dalvik cache after wiping data/cache...
Latoc said:
Where is dalvik cache located ? Because if it's in the data or cache partition, then I don't see why I have to wipe dalvik cache after wiping data/cache...
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System apps' dalvik-cache in /cache
Data apps' dalvik-cache in /data
Hence just by clearing the cache you clean the /cache space of system apps and not the dalvik cache of data apps.
So you require to do both - clean cache and clean dalvik cache.
Hit thanks if it helped!
Factory Reset will change your Android ID. Some apps with custom DRM may stop working. Factory Reset is also incompatible with some ROMs and causes some apps/files installed by CWM flashable ROMs to disappear.
I think both are same. Both format data and cache partition.
(that is why devs warned not to perform FDR on affected kernels)
With FDR you initialise the command from booted phone.
CWM Wipe is what you do from recovery mode.
dr.ketan said:
CWM recovery wipe cache, is just wiping cache files not data
while CWM recovery wipe data n Hard reset from setting - privacy - erase data(factory reset) is same
CWM function is useful when you unable to boot device normally.
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thanks for this explanation!
hello everyone,
i tried to google but didn't manage to find a way to format the internal memory of my Milestone. is it possible to do this?
i currently reverted to stock rom from Cyanogen7 and i'm trying to clear everything and reflash cyanogen/stock. i tried to do factory reset from recovery but it only delete user data.
From OR (Fufu)
Wipe Menu
If you want to clear everything.
wipe Dalvik cache,
wipe cache,
wipe data / Factory reset
wipe Ext - partition if you have one.
For access internal memory just for rooted phone, but for u come back to stock ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=696845 ) rom u need flash a device. If u want a install CM ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=941346 ) , u need run update, this script do evertihng! If you have apps in a ext partition, u need format this partition, "wipe ext".
Hi everybody!
I've been reading here on the forum that the GT Note phone memory has 12 partitions. As a beginner I would like to get a correct understanding of the matter, therefore kindly ask for your expert help.
1. Is this correct that the phone memory has 12 partitions?
2. If positive, please, can somebody name these 12 partitions and their destination / use?
3. When wiping the system, which partitions are touched by factory reset, cache wiping, Dalvik cache wiping, system format?
4. When doing a normal restart of the Android phone (system reboot) is the RAM memory automatically erased, just like on Window Mobile phones? Or is it that system reboot does not clean anything?
Thank you!
when am doing advanced format in twrp , as i select dalvik , data and system partitions ,
and i do a format , i do not know why data partition is left with 1.8 GB of data ??
how can i make it to default size ???
when i try install or flaash new rom , all my apps are still there in new rom and am not getting a complete reset rom
please help !!
princehpk said:
when am doing advanced format in twrp , as i select dalvik , data and system partitions ,
and i do a format , i do not know why data partition is left with 1.8 GB of data ??
how can i make it to default size ???
when i try install or flaash new rom , all my apps are still there in new rom and am not getting a complete reset rom
please help !!
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Do a complete wipe with TWRP before installing new ROM.
Dalvic cache + cache + system + data + android secure
After doing above, flash your respected ROM.
PS: Your not wiping 'data' that's the reason for the remaining apps.
Regards,
hitman-xda
hitman-xda said:
Do a complete wipe with TWRP before installing new ROM.
Dalvic cache + cache + system + data + android secure
After doing above, flash your respected ROM.
PS: Your not wiping 'data' that's the reason for the remaining apps.
Regards,
hitman-xda
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i have checked the data partition also , but still the apps remains
i was using Minimal Os V3.0 for one month ,But today morning my automatically shutdown and lags ,so i decided to install new rom and wipe data,but i got error while wiping data and cache in TWRP "unable to mount /data,/ cache..." also when i connect my phone to PC ,there is no Internal memory shown there also In TWRP recovery INTERNAL memory (0 mb). Please HELP me its Urgent.
vaibhav1211995 said:
i was using Minimal Os V3.0 for one month ,But today morning my automatically shutdown and lags ,so i decided to install new rom and wipe data,but i got error while wiping data and cache in TWRP "unable to mount /data,/ cache..." also when i connect my phone to PC ,there is no Internal memory shown there also In TWRP recovery INTERNAL memory (0 mb). Please HELP me its Urgent.
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Do this-
In twrp, under wipe, select advanced wipe. Check data and tap on repair or change file system. Then repair the file system.(This will wipe your internal storage!!) If that doesn't work, then under wipe, select format data.(This will also wipe internal storage)
See if this works.. If it works for data, then do the same for cache and any other partitions you have problems with. Wipe system also..
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Vidhanth said:
Do this-
In twrp, under wipe, select advanced wipe. Check data and tap on repair or change file system. Then repair the file system.(This will wipe your internal storage!!) If that doesn't work, then under wipe, select format data.(This will also wipe internal storage)
See if this works.. If it works for data, then do the same for cache and any other partitions you have problems with. Wipe system also..
Thanks for replying ,hey,i have done what you said ,and it partially worked for me ,now i was not getting error and installed rom but now i am not able access the TWRP recovery ,installed all version one by one nothing works ,TWRP screen logo fluctuates ,Please help
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Flash the original firmware of your model using fastboot and then reinstall TWRP and your new ROM I had the same problem a month ago with another ROM and that works for me! Sorry for my bad english!
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you can also boot temporary recovery on bootloader
just type in adb: fastboot boot NameOfTheRecoveryFile.img
it'll get you straight away