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Root Nandroid Back up

darkworld260

Well-Known Member
so i decided to do a 3rd back up because at this point i have my phone just how i want to so i went to backup in the recovery menu and heres what i said
Backing up boot…
Backing up recovery…
Backing up system…
Backing up data…
Backing up .android_secure…
Skipped .android_Secure couldnt save
something like that any ideas why it couldnt save that and is that an issue on my previous back ups it never said that from what i can remember. i looked around and didnt see any others having this problem.
 
Well if it's your third, this is probably an appropriate question - how much space do you have left on your sdcard? If you keep making backups, you're likely to run out of room eventually, and it's not going to be able to backup correctly.
 
Well if it's your third, this is probably an appropriate question - how much space do you have left on your sdcard? If you keep making backups, you're likely to run out of room eventually, and it's not going to be able to backup correctly.

i thought about that but i have 2.4 GB left... of space on my SD card
 
1) I'm going to guess that's CW. Not that you necessarily want to switch recoveries just for this, but have you tried flashing RA and trying a nandroid backup?
2) Have you tried just deleting that particular backup (just to save space), then trying again?
3) Have you installed any apps or moved any apps to the sdcard since your last backup (this concerns .android_secure directly)?
 
hmmm so i tryed the backup again and it backed up .android_secure just fine the only message that im not sure is normal or not is this
"no sd-ext found. skpping backup of sd-ext"
 
Hm, could have just been a fluke. It happens. That message about sd-ext is normal. Basically, you can make an ext partition on your sdcard. The purpose is to use something like a2sd to move all your apps to the sdcard. Making it an ext partition is necessary because it needs to be a native linux partition type. Since you've obviously never made one, it just skips that part. It's normal; just ignore it.
 
ok ty again for your help and i guess it was a fluke just wanted to make sure though. and thanks for your time and help you contribute alot to this forum and i GREATLY appreciate that!
 
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