Re: [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.4.1.0 touch recovery [2013-02-01]
Has been handled on the last page of the CROMI thread as well, by chance. The fork is created by AOSP ROMs, I gather, and you could try and rename itand see what happens. Your data are still in there then, and if nothing unusual happens, you might just delete that folder. Read sbdags' advice, though: if it actualy is still in use and you delete it, you will lose your data! (Can you back all the files up to FTP or the cloud?)
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the last couple of days I've been trying out some different roms and done a few backup and restores back and fourth. What I have done is restored Clean ROM Inheritance over a Baked Bean 7 installation and now my entire previous SD-card content has been moved to a folder called 0 and a new root folder has been created. Furthermore, TWRP (2.4.0.0 btw, I've updated to 2.4.1.0 but the problem prevails) doesn't recognize this structure, but instead shows the sdcard/0 as my root folder, and going up a level from there takes me to the root folder, not the sdcard folder I see on my computer or via ES.
Any advice on how to fix this? I am considering some sort of major reset and re-installing everything, but do you think that will work? I am a bit worried that this will mess up further flashing and so on so I would very much appreciate any ideas you might have about this issue!
Thanks in advance, but more are obviously coming to any replies
Has been handled on the last page of the CROMI thread as well, by chance. The fork is created by AOSP ROMs, I gather, and you could try and rename itand see what happens. Your data are still in there then, and if nothing unusual happens, you might just delete that folder. Read sbdags' advice, though: if it actualy is still in use and you delete it, you will lose your data! (Can you back all the files up to FTP or the cloud?)
Sent from a comfortable chair from the outer ring of Purgatory. The red guy asked me to say 'hi'.