[REQ] System Dump

[Beach_Head]

Seeing as root has already been achieved, can someone please post a system dump of their Bionic please...

Thanks!

 

[jfgirard0423]

tell me how and i can help, i deleted the dam bloat at least some

 

[Beach_Head]

I don't know what you consider "bloat", but just as long as you didn't delete any core Motorola files, connect via adb and issue the following commands:

adb shell
su
busybox tar czvf /sdcard/systemdump.tgz /system
exit
exit
adb pull /sdcard/systemdump.tgz

There's you go, a system dump.

If you can somehow get everything back to stock and just rooted, a complete system dump would be better...

tell me how and i can help, i deleted the dam bloat at least some

 

[jfgirard0423]

did a system dump followed these instructions
The easiest way, I think, would be:

install the android SDK (developers.android.com)
start CMD
type in "cd c:\PATH_TO_YOUR_SDK\tools (<-- so there's a tools folder inside the sdk folder)
on your phone: Setting -> Applications -> Developer -> USB Debug Mode (dunno how its spelled correctly)
connect your phone with your pc
let windows find your phone
back to cmd console: adb pull /system
the full system dump shall be in YOUR_SDK_FOLDER\tools\system

but i go to my sdk folder / tools but there is no system folder ???? help

or at least tell me what file in there you need

 

[voc627]

I had made a backup of "My Accounts 2.3.4" before deleting and to my displeasure I realized it was tied into the actual Setup menu. I attempted to restore but it seems to be on an endless loop. Fortunately I had already finished all my account syncs but it would be nice to be able to fix this problem. Suggestions or am I SOL for the time being?


The app package "com.motorola.blur.setup"


Oh, by loop I meant Titanium Backup. Everything is working a ok. Just wondering if there was something I missed.

 

[Tommymac1039]

hey i am a total noob when it comes to the bionic coming from my dinc. what is the easiest way to delete the stock apps that come on my bionic that are taking up at least half of my internal memory. pretty pissed to get the phone home and find out i only have like seven or so gbs of memory on the phone so whats the easiest way to delete bloatware. help me out thanks a ton.

 

[Beach_Head]

Try the commands I posted...

And unfortunately, I need everything in /system

Thanks!

did a system dump followed these instructions
The easiest way, I think, would be:

install the android SDK (developers.android.com)
start CMD
type in "cd c:\PATH_TO_YOUR_SDK\tools (<-- so there's a tools folder inside the sdk folder)
on your phone: Setting -> Applications -> Developer -> USB Debug Mode (dunno how its spelled correctly)
connect your phone with your pc
let windows find your phone
back to cmd console: adb pull /system
the full system dump shall be in YOUR_SDK_FOLDER\tools\system

but i go to my sdk folder / tools but there is no system folder ???? help

or at least tell me what file in there you need

 

[92sho16]

I thought P3droid did a system dump, but that might have been the pre-release BIONIC.

 

[92sho16]

http://www.mydroidworld.com/forums/...id-bionic-system-dumps-partial.html#post99195

 

[Immolate]

I pulled a system dump using the adb instructions.

I'm rooted and have installed a few root apps, but I haven't deleted any apps other than the golf game which did not require root to delete.

Here's the file, 228.5MB.

 

[Chopteeth]

I had made a backup of "My Accounts 2.3.4" before deleting and to my displeasure I realized it was tied into the actual Setup menu. I attempted to restore but it seems to be on an endless loop. Fortunately I had already finished all my account syncs but it would be nice to be able to fix this problem. Suggestions or am I SOL for the time being?


The app package "com.motorola.blur.setup"


Oh, by loop I meant Titanium Backup. Everything is working a ok. Just wondering if there was something I missed.

Several people have been having this same problem attempting to restore system apps. Eagerly waiting for someone to figure out a solution. In the meantime, do NOT rely on backups of your system apps.