Spartahog
Newbie
Hello, I made a backup to my internal sd card so I can make a copy for my PC. My backup is as follows:
Virgin Mobile Galaxy S3>Nandroid Backups>Normal backups>4-7-2015>clockworkmod>
backup>1970-01-01.00.21.37_KOT49H.L710VPUCNJ3
and it contains:
boot.img
cache.ext4.tar
cache.ext4.tar.a
data.ext4.tar
data.ext4.tar.a
data.ext4.tar.b
nandroid.md5
recovery.img
recover.log
system.ext4.tar
system.ext4.tar.a
system.ext4.tar.b
But now whenever I make a backup in my internal, it saves a clockwork folder both in my external sd card and internal but only the external has the following files:
boot.img
recovery.img
system.ext4.tar
system.ext4.tar.a
The internal sd card clockworkmod folder is empty. And whenever I make a external sd card backup, I encounter frequent errors when backing up boot, but more commonly android.secure, and when I do get it through, it can't find the backup on my external nor does it give me an option to delete it from the recovery, indicating "no files to delete". I have a 64gb external sd card with 31gbs free so it can't be insufficient storage. Am I missing something?
Virgin Mobile Galaxy S3>Nandroid Backups>Normal backups>4-7-2015>clockworkmod>
backup>1970-01-01.00.21.37_KOT49H.L710VPUCNJ3
and it contains:
boot.img
cache.ext4.tar
cache.ext4.tar.a
data.ext4.tar
data.ext4.tar.a
data.ext4.tar.b
nandroid.md5
recovery.img
recover.log
system.ext4.tar
system.ext4.tar.a
system.ext4.tar.b
But now whenever I make a backup in my internal, it saves a clockwork folder both in my external sd card and internal but only the external has the following files:
boot.img
recovery.img
system.ext4.tar
system.ext4.tar.a
The internal sd card clockworkmod folder is empty. And whenever I make a external sd card backup, I encounter frequent errors when backing up boot, but more commonly android.secure, and when I do get it through, it can't find the backup on my external nor does it give me an option to delete it from the recovery, indicating "no files to delete". I have a 64gb external sd card with 31gbs free so it can't be insufficient storage. Am I missing something?