[RECOVERY LOCKED] Safestrap Recovery v3.75 [2014-06-29 KK B03]

[itmaster85]

Can you try deleting that rom slot and recreate it? (May need to reboot and re enter recovery to fix the free space)

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Exactly what I was getting at. Definitely got botched at some point during the creation process

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[TylerDurben]

Dear Hashcode thank you so much, can't wait for the questions


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[Abostley]

Open safestrap, boot to recovery and I believe it's in the advanced section to choose where you send the backups.

Edit: reboot to Safestrap Recovery, hit backup, towards the bottom of the screen it says storage, touch it, now you can select a location.

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Awesome thank you

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[AxAtAx]

Has anyone tried Vision X N3 on safestrap yet, I removed Aroma to accommodate any issues that it causes with safestrap.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559321

 

[boogie2001]

I have recently rooted my AT&T GN3 via Kingo root. Everything is working fine. I have downloaded Wanam and the Xposed Framework. I want to install SS recovery so I can have a back up of my stock ROM should anything happen and possibly down the road flash a ROM or 2. Should I uninstall Wanam and Xposed and then download SS and do the backup then or does it matter?

 

[LfnsR]

I have recently rooted my AT&T GN3 via Kingo root. Everything is working fine. I have downloaded Wanam and the Xposed Framework. I want to install SS recovery so I can have a back up of my stock ROM should anything happen and possibly down the road flash a ROM or 2. Should I uninstall Wanam and Xposed and then download SS and do the backup then or does it matter?

You don't need to uninstall them. Just follow the instructions to install SS. I used Kingo too and didn't uninstall them.

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[boogie2001]

You don't need to uninstall them. Just follow the instructions to install SS. I used Kingo too and didn't uninstall them.

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Awesome! Thank you!

 

[sinichi21]

Hi guys I am planning to install a ROM on the stock ROM slot. I made a backup of my stock ROM from stock slot if anything happens I can restore it to my stock slot right? Just want some clarification since I know that ROM slot 1 or 2 cannot be restored on stock slot thanks in advance

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[LfnsR]

Hi guys I am planning to install a ROM on the stock ROM slot. I made a backup of my stock ROM from stock slot if anything happens I can restore it to my stock slot right? Just want some clarification since I know that ROM slot 1 or 2 cannot be restored on stock slot thanks in advance

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Fyi... I haven't had any issues with installing on the stock slot. Haven't had to store the stock rom, but I have the backup and don't think there will be any issues restoring it if needed.

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[sinichi21]

Fyi... I haven't had any issues with installing on the stock slot. Haven't had to store the stock rom, but I have the backup and don't think there will be any issues restoring it if needed.

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One last question do you do advance wipe ( wipe the system,dalvik cache,data and cache) or you just factory reset then install a rom on the stock slot?

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[Jbluedodge]

One last question do you do advance wipe ( wipe the system,dalvik cache,data and cache) or you just factory reset then install a rom on the stock slot?

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I do both just to make sure it's wiped good. I also go to file manager and delete "data/media/0", to make sure the stuff from the previous Rom is gone to make sure nothing conflicts. Just make sure anything important is saved to your extsd before you delete that.

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[sinichi21]

I do both just to make sure it's wiped good. I also go to file manager and delete "data/media/0", to make sure the stuff from the previous Rom is gone to make sure nothing conflicts. Just make sure anything important is saved to your extsd before you delete that.

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Thanks man ran out already of thanks button ill make sure you get your thanks button tomorrow :highfive:

 

[LfnsR]

One last question do you do advance wipe ( wipe the system,dalvik cache,data and cache) or you just factory reset then install a rom on the stock slot?

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Sorry for the delay. Got busy at work. Do the same as jbluedodge does.

I do both just to make sure it's wiped good. I also go to file manager and delete "data/media/0", to make sure the stuff from the previous Rom is gone to make sure nothing conflicts. Just make sure anything important is saved to your extsd before you delete that.

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+1


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[gordec]

Restore apps from stock rom

I did search and couldn't find the answer. If I back up apps using Mybackups Pro from the stock rom, can I restore them with the rom I created with SS? Thx

 

[s2kpdx]

So I didn't do a backup of my stock firmware before I installed over it, where can I download the stock firmware so I can flash that and create a backup??

 

[mkeric1]

hi everybody
really need some help
i installed xnote rom in slot1 with default partition numbers and now im running out of space
is there any way i can increase partition size
help appreciated

 

[clothednblack]

hi everybody
really need some help
i installed xnote rom in slot1 with default partition numbers and now im running out of space
is there any way i can increase partition size
help appreciated

Make a back up, delete the slot with ss, make a bigger slot, then restore the backup, done

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[moin786]

Well in TWRP 2.6.3.1 there is an option in WIPE section called as "Format Data" but when i go into it it says type "Yes to continue", then i type Yes but it says Data Format Failed...

E: Unable to wipe '/datamedia' using function
E: Unable to format to remove encryption
E:error opening '/datamedia/media'
E:error: No such file or directory

Can anyone tell me how can i format my internal Storage now...I am not talking about Factory Data Reset or Advanced Wipe options...but i wanna know how to use Format Data function.

 

[Jbluedodge]

Well in TWRP 2.6.3.1 there is an option in WIPE section called as "Format Data" but when i go into it it says type "Yes to continue", then i type Yes but it says Data Format Failed...

E: Unable to wipe '/datamedia' using function
E: Unable to format to remove encryption
E:error opening '/datamedia/media'
E:error: No such file or directory

Can anyone tell me how can i format my internal Storage now...I am not talking about Factory Data Reset or Advanced Wipe options...but i wanna know how to use Format Data function.

Go to file manager, then go to the folder "data/media/0", then tap delete. Hashcode is working on the format data error.

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[kellykelz]

are you able to install kernels? I read all the info but i cant recall if kernel installation were touched on.