Originally Posted by coldfusionb

They are listed by date but if you have multiple backups its sometimes hard to remember witch is witch but if you had the option to rename them before the backups was mad the Mds. would match and the backup would work.

The "nandroid.md5" file that accompanies the backup .img files only lists the filenames and MD5 hashes. There are no paths to the image files included in the MD5 file.

So if you just rename the parent folder (not the individual image files) then the restore should still work... no?

Originally Posted by AndyPhreak

The "nandroid.md5" file that accompanies the backup .img files only lists the filenames and MD5 hashes. There are no paths to the image files included in the MD5 file.

So if you just rename the parent folder (not the individual image files) then the restore should still work... no?

This works fine (tested). I would not put spaces in whatever name you rename it to. I would also recommend keeping the name relatively short (there are string limits). But renaming to "Backup1" for example works fine.

Thanks I will give it a try.

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Originally Posted by romracer

Yes, when it asks "Internal SD Card" or "External SD Card".

Thanks for your answer
When I flashed throug CWM I didn't find this option. Where is it?

Originally Posted by Edprigar

Thanks for your answer
When I flashed throug CWM I didn't find this option. Where is it?

When you choose install zip from sd card, CWM will ask whether it is the internal or external sd.

Originally Posted by enomai

When you choose install zip from sd card, CWM will ask whether it is the internal or external sd.

When I choose "Install zip fron sd card" only appear 4 options:
- choose zip from sdcard
- apply /sdcard/update.zip
- toggle signature verification
- toggle script asserts

But no the option you say

right, select choose zip from sd card and it should ask internal or external.

No, it doesn't.
I had to move the zip file from the external card to the internal one to be able to find it

If you flashed cwm through rom manager i believe that is a known issue. I am using romracer's and don't have that option missing.

Originally Posted by enomai

If you flashed cwm through rom manager i believe that is a known issue. I am using romracer's and don't have that option missing.

I use this CWM through/with Rom Manger with 0 problems... maybe he forgot to delete "install-recovery.sh" @ /system/etc. ??