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EDIT:ALSO make sure the file is named correctly.Make sure your typing the adb commands EXACTLY as outlined, don't copy/paste, sometimes you pick up an errant letter or symbol. Adb codes need to be entered one at a time. Make sure USB debugging is enabled. Menu,settings,applications,development. Watch the video, it helps. A lot. Quote:
2. Yes 3. Best I can describe is its an area of data storage, exactly what, not positive. Yes, clear it. EDIT: AS PER CYANOGEN : "When Android starts up, the DalvikVM looks thru all of your applications (.apk files) and frameworks, and builds a tree of dependencies. It uses this dependency tree to optimize the bytecode for every application and stores it in the Dalvik cache. The applications are then run using the optimized bytecode. This is why when you install a new ROM, sometimes it takes a very long time to boot for the first time. Any time an application (or framework library) changes, it's reoptimized and the cache is updated." 4. Yes, there is a unroot, return to stock thread, look for my Sig its linked there. 5. No, ROM Manager can be used without full root.
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Followed your first post when I go into Recovery and it takes me to the screen to do the Nam restore and I select the proper one I always get the error :run 'nandroid-mobile-sh restrore' via adb so the only way I can restore is to to this method:
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Have you Unlocked NAND Protection?
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thanks for the answers- one other question- how does android partition the SD card- what is the SD/ext partition?
thanks again also- what about switching roms and apps you have bought on market- do you have to use a program like titanium backup or can you just redownload the apps? Last edited by jimmyz; 06-22-2010 at 05:20 PM. |
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I did all the steps on the first page, I will try again tonight, what I did was took out my old SD Card and put it into my new phone (replacement phone) and did all the steps over again. I have root because I am using some files that require root and I did the Unlock NAND Protection but I will try it all over again from root forward. Maybe since I did the nandroid backup on the old phone that is the problem and need to delete the old nandroid folder off of my SD Card?
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Try this - 1 - Open a run windows (windows +"R") and type "cmd" 2 - Now, at the command prompt type - "c:\evo-recovery\adb-windows devices" (assuming you have the files extracted to c:\evo-recovery) It will give you list of attached devices HTXXXXXXXXXX <----- That's the serial # for your device. 3 - Write that down exactly as you see it. (Or just copy it) 4 - Go to your SDcard and find the "Nandroid" folder. In that folder is a sub-folder which is named "HTXXXXXXXXXX" However, if your backup was done on a different device, that folder name won't match your device serial #. 5 - Rename the folder to match the serial # and you should be good to go. Another thing that may cause that same issue is A) Battery is low B) SD Card is too full |
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Is there a way to get back to stock recovery instead if amon-ra without flashing back to stock sprint rom and completely unrooting and starting over?
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Renamed it to the new HTXXXXXXXXXX folder and ran it and worked like it should no problems. |
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