Worked beautifully. Thanks for all your hard work Wug

Thanks for the hard work man, what a program. Cheers

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Originally Posted by Tomsgt

I have unlocked and root along with clockwork mod on my nexus 7. I made some backups. And know I can't delete them from the tablet. It says I don't have permission. How do I change this? I only need one or to backups not three or four. Please help thanks.

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If you have **root** access, then use Root Explorer and navigate to /storage/sdcard0/clockworkmod/backup/ and delete or rename or whatever. Just make sure to click on r/w at the top of list so you can read/write.

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Originally Posted by stewarta

If you have **root** access, then use Root Explorer and navigate to /storage/sdcard0/clockworkmod/backup/ and delete or rename or whatever. Just make sure to click on r/w at the top of list so you can read/write.

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Yeah I tried that. I have root and es file explorer and system is read write. The clockwork mod recovery folder permissions are set to the wrong thing so I can delete them and I can't change permission. It won't let me. I flashed a zip that deleted all my backups to get ride of them. changed to twrp recovery and it works great

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Worked like a charm. Thank you

Worked perfectly for me. Thanks for your hard work! =)

Thank you

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Stuck in a bootloop and can't restore my TWRP backup

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I used this wonderful tool to root and install the TWRP recovery. I made a fresh backup in TWRP and then flashed something that I probably should not have flashed. I'm getting stuck in a bootloop and would love to be able to access my TWRP backup but it's on my Nexus 7 which is now in a bootloop. I'm assuming that the bootloader bug is what's preventing e from actually getting into my recovery using the hardware buttons. I'm sure I left debugging on, but can't seem to be recognized as an adb device when using your toolkit. Well I've powered off to let it cool down, but what should my next step be? Is there anyway, besides flashing the stack images to recover from this (if and when I could get to that point) and wouldn't wiping the device wipe my backup, too? I just want to restore my backup...

Originally Posted by okantomi

I used this wonderful tool to root and install the TWRP recovery. I made a fresh backup in TWRP and then flashed something that I probably should not have flashed. I'm getting stuck in a bootloop and would love to be able to access my TWRP backup but it's on my Nexus 7 which is now in a bootloop. I'm assuming that the bootloader bug is what's preventing e from actually getting into my recovery using the hardware buttons. I'm sure I left debugging on, but can't seem to be recognized as an adb device when using your toolkit. Well I've powered off to let it cool down, but what should my next step be? Is there anyway, besides flashing the stack images to recover from this (if and when I could get to that point) and wouldn't wiping the device wipe my backup, too? I just want to restore my backup...

People have said that if it's connected via usb the cold boot works for whatever reason. If that doesn't work, manually boot into bootloader mode and then use the advanced utilities temporary boot button to boot the TWRP img file. Both methods should provide you a working solution to restore your backup.

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I am having really big problem now. I can't delete the backup files. I have used rom manager and some root file expoler but it doesn't work.