Guest d3v Posted September 17, 2010 Report Posted September 17, 2010 A freshie question In windows we had an option for autoinstall after a hard reset - if there something similar in Android? or do all apps HAVE to be manualy installed after every hard reset? Currently, I have all the apps I use on a notepad and install one by one after a hard reset and its a realy tedious process... any advice?
Guest spences10 Posted September 17, 2010 Report Posted September 17, 2010 There are a few options; i personally use myBackup Pro which backs up all youre applications + data i.e. text, call logs and what not to your sd card. There is also Titanium Backup which i know there are a number of people using too. What i want to learn is how to script this so i can run a scrip to install from sd, i know there are some scripts for the G1 which do this
Guest gemx Posted September 17, 2010 Report Posted September 17, 2010 At least you can script from your windows pc. Just create a batch file were you call: adb install <your apk 1> adb install <your apk 2> ... When executing this batch every apk you have in the batch will get installed automatically There are a few options; i personally use myBackup Pro which backs up all youre applications + data i.e. text, call logs and what not to your sd card. There is also Titanium Backup which i know there are a number of people using too. What i want to learn is how to script this so i can run a scrip to install from sd, i know there are some scripts for the G1 which do this
Guest Wee Thomas Posted September 18, 2010 Report Posted September 18, 2010 Or, you can download the FREE Astro File Manager, backup all your apps, then restore them (after downloading and installing Astro after a hard reset).
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