Guest alex324us Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 ok after endless hours of research i finally fixed my phone after the error message while ruu my hero.... the only thing left is to restore my old nandroid file and i receive this message.. can someone please help my thats all i need to get my phone 100% it boots up fine and all but i want to be safe by restoring my phone...
Guest Dr. dre Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 (edited) ok after endless hours of research i finally fixed my phone after the error message while ruu my hero.... the only thing left is to restore my old nandroid file and i receive this message.. can someone please help my thats all i need to get my phone 100% it boots up fine and all but i want to be safe by restoring my phone... Here's the solution :- 1. Start phone in recovery mode, by turning it on while holding "Home" and "Power" buttons. 2. Plug the phone into the PC with a USB cable 3. Start Windows Command Prompt on your PC, by pressing Start on your PC and typing CMD into the run or search bar depending on your operating system. Then selecting Command Prompt. 4. Within the command prompt window, change the directory to the one your adb tools are by typing the following: cd c:\sdk\tools 5. Then type: adb shell 6. Now type: mount /sdcard 7. Now you need to change directory again to the one holding your nandroid back-up data, so first type cd /sdcard 8. Then type: cd nandroid 9. Now you need to find the specific name for the folder that holds your Nandroid Backup images, so type: ls and view the list that appears. 10. Now to enter the folder you want to back up to type cd HT********** obviously replacing the *s with your numbers and letters. FYI the number string is your Device Serial number. 11. Again type ls and view the list that appears. 12. Now to enter the folder you want to back up to type cd BCD***-********-**** obviously replacing the *s with your numbers and letters. FYI the format of these digits is BCDXYZ-YYYYMMDD-HHMM from when the back up was created. 13. Now type: nandroid-mobile.sh restore 14. Just press enter to select default. 15. Double check that the Default backup that is found is the one you want then press enter again. Your selected backup will now be restored. When your CMD window looks like the one below you can reboot your phone and it will be as you remember it. Edited March 31, 2010 by Dr. dre
Guest alex324us Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 ok after i pressed enter i recieved this message verifying back up images... md5sum: warning: 2of 2 computed checksums did not match error: md5sum mismatch aborting
Guest Dr. dre Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 ok after i pressed enter i recieved this message verifying back up images... md5sum: warning: 2of 2 computed checksums did not match error: md5sum mismatch aborting Probably you are not giving a right Nandroid backup command or the nandroid backup is corrupt, try giving the commands carefully.
Guest alex324us Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 i guess my file is corrupted this is the 3 time this happens....but thank you....
Guest Dr. dre Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 i guess my file is corrupted this is the 3 time this happens....but thank you.... Keep this piece of information you'll be needing it a lot if you flash Custom ROM's on your device.
Guest Lordsmiff Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 (edited) Don't delete them just yet! Funnily enough, i have had the same error message this morning whilst trying to restore from recovery and after some digging, discovered it was because my battery was not charged enough. Charged my phone for 10 minutes and now the nandroid restore is running. Didn't need to use adb. Not saying that is definitely your problem, but I got the same error message and it solved mine. Cheers, Smiffy. Edited March 31, 2010 by Lordsmiff
Guest jUsT2eXy Posted March 31, 2010 Report Posted March 31, 2010 Don't delete them just yet! Funnily enough, i have had the same error message this morning whilst trying to restore from recovery and after some digging, discovered it was because my battery was not charged enough. Charged my phone for 10 minutes and now the nandroid restore is running. Didn't need to use adb. Not saying that is definitely your problem, but I got the same error message and it solved mine. Cheers, Smiffy. LOL. :P That was my problem too. Low batter. I plugged my phone into charger.... rebooted and it worked. I got that error message too. So don't worry. It is not corrupt or anything.
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