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[landstander]

kyubinexus, on 30 August 2010 - 10:10 PM, said:

ok not tryin to shoot u down bro but as i stated in a reply earlier, i am only gonna wipe as a last resort becuz i wont be able to redownload all my apps being that im in iraq and i have no data connection out here, that means that whether or not i do a titanium back up, it still wont work as i would have to redownload titanium from the market, which without a data connection is impossible. thanx for the tip tho, just not what im looking for!

Titanium Backup has the ability to create an "update.zip" file, which can be flashed from your SD card in recovery mode.  This feature might require the paid version... not sure.

It does need a recovery which can flash unsigned zips, however.  Clockwork fits the bill, IIRC, while Amon_Ra only handles signed zips.

[kyubinexus]

o nah im good now bro, i played around with the firerat all n 1 patch n got all my apps back, even the ones that FC'd on me before now operate. and funny thing is, i did a nandroid and the full wipe, i didnt think that my nandroid would work after a wipe cuz of the problems i ran into before, but it actually worked! so thanx for the advice, altho it was like i said, it was a last resort! too bad i wasted so much time troubleshooting instead of just wiping, but i did learn some interesting new things while troubleshooting. thanx for the help man!

landstander, on 01 September 2010 - 03:10 PM, said:

Titanium Backup has the ability to create an "update.zip" file, which can be flashed from your SD card in recovery mode.  This feature might require the paid version... not sure.

It does need a recovery which can flash unsigned zips, however.  Clockwork fits the bill, IIRC, while Amon_Ra only handles signed zips.

[temasek]

landstander, on 01 September 2010 - 03:10 PM, said:

Titanium Backup has the ability to create an "update.zip" file, which can be flashed from your SD card in recovery mode.  This feature might require the paid version... not sure.

It does need a recovery which can flash unsigned zips, however.  Clockwork fits the bill, IIRC, while Amon_Ra only handles signed zips.

Not quite true. Amon_Ra recovery 1.80 can handle unsigned zips.

[kyubinexus]

o shyt, i didnt know there was a new Amon_Ra version, please send me the download link! and the adb commands to install it...hey it wont fudge anything up will it? will my nandroids still restore after upgrading the RA recovery for N1?

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 03:37 PM, said:

Not quite true. Amon_Ra recovery 1.80 can handle unsigned zips.

[temasek]

kyubinexus, on 01 September 2010 - 03:44 PM, said:

o shyt, i didnt know there was a new Amon_Ra version, please send me the download link! and the adb commands to install it...hey it wont fudge anything up will it? will my nandroids still restore after upgrading the RA recovery for N1?

http://dl.dropbox.co.../awrecovery.img

fastboot flash recovery <filename>

Changelog AW-recovery V1.8.0:
-Completely ignore verification (both unsigned and signed can you flash zips)
-Added course menu (to roll from bottom to top)

[kyubinexus]

AW-recovery??? is that the new name for Amon-Ra recovery for nexus one??? (o_O)

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 03:56 PM, said:

http://dl.dropbox.co.../awrecovery.img

fastboot flash recovery <filename>

Changelog AW-recovery V1.8.0:
-Completely ignore verification (both unsigned and signed can you flash zips)
-Added course menu (to roll from bottom to top)

[temasek]

kyubinexus, on 01 September 2010 - 04:00 PM, said:

AW-recovery??? is that the new name for Amon-Ra recovery for nexus one??? (o_O)

http://www.androidwo...voor-nexus-one/

AW = Android World.... my wild guess, lol

[landstander]

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 03:37 PM, said:

Not quite true. Amon_Ra recovery 1.80 can handle unsigned zips.

Cool... I thought that 1.7.0.1 was still the latest release for N1.   Got a link?

[temasek]

landstander, on 01 September 2010 - 04:03 PM, said:

Cool... I thought that 1.7.0.1 was still the latest release for N1.   Got a link?

See above post

[kyubinexus]

thanx temasek, u da man yo!

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 04:05 PM, said:

See above post

[temasek]

http://translate.goo...9uDbQK9VM1_3Wpg

Translated to English.

[kyubinexus]

wut was the other one's language? O_O

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 04:09 PM, said:

http://translate.goo...9uDbQK9VM1_3Wpg

Translated to English.

[temasek]

kyubinexus, on 01 September 2010 - 04:15 PM, said:

wut was the other one's language? O_O

I think its Belgium

[kyubinexus]

okie dokie artichokie!

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 04:20 PM, said:

I think its Belgium

[kyubinexus]

thank you for everyones contribution to this topic, i didnt even think people would pay attention to this forum but i see the love in the cyan community flows strong, thanx abunch!

-Kyubi-

[kyubinexus]

ok man we have a problem. whenever i try to import the csv file from my sdcard, it reads the following FC error:

The process android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again

which needless to say ive tried 15 times. help fixing this issue??? should i wipe then reflash the rom then try it or what? if u have any way to fix this error please let me know

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 12:25 PM, said:

Woots!

Export your contacts to vCard format

From the build-in CM6 contact, import from SD card from vCard format.

Should work....simplified....no nid to install any app. Just transfer the saved vCard format file to your SD Card.

Exporting Gmail contacts

You can quickly export your Gmail Contacts list into a CSV file. Here's how:

1. Sign in to Gmail.
2. Click Contacts along the side of any Gmail page.
3. From the More actions drop-down menu, select Export....
4. Choose whether to export all contacts or only one group.
5. Select the format in which you'd like to export your contacts' information. Please note, some of these formats can lose some contact information.
* To transfer contacts between Google accounts, use the Google CSV format. This is the recommended way to back up your Google Contacts.
* To transfer contacts to Outlook, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, or various other apps, use the Outlook CSV format.
* To transfer contacts to Apple Address Book, use the vCard format.
6. Click Export.
7. Choose Save to Disk then click OK.
8. Select a location to save your file, and click OK.

How on earth I missed that? Must rest my eyes......time to play with my baby boy...gnite!

I learnt something again....cheers  

[temasek]

VCard format

[kyubinexus]

still getting the same error...O_o

temasek, on 01 September 2010 - 09:12 PM, said:

VCard format

[temasek]

Cute. Hmm then backtrack a bit.

Let's try getting the offline sync app install to your SD card. This time use csv format.

[temasek]

I will try the built-in import VCard option later in an hr or so.