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Clone android phone? 2017-05-04 04:27:45 Post No. 60205082
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Sup /g/, I just wanted to ask if there's a way to clone ones android phone?
>Have s7 edge
>Ooh update to nougat?
>Updates
>Phone starts acting shitty
>Gets self bricked overnight and bootloops
Never mind waiting 2 months for them to send me a new one. So I wanted to ask if there are any precautions I can take?
>Pic related this happened when trying to factory reset it before sending it back.
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GIVE IT BACK MALCOLM
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>>60205089
Fuck you I'm no nigger. I'm an honest white man you knob gobbling cum connoisseur.
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>>60205082
I asked the same question a few months ago (got a Galaxy Tab S for Christmas and wanted to make a clean image of it). The responses here and leddit were basically "lol wut?". It seems that cloning/imaging Android partitions isn't really a thing. There was some sort of command that could be run through the Android SDK that sort of works, but is more of a backup then a clone/image.
If you find some alternative before this thread 404s, please post it here. I'd really like a solution, too.
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Nandroid
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>>60205082
wtf is cloning. you wont find anything on google searching for cloning.
you want a backup of your internal storage? can you boot into recovery? do you have stock or custom recovery?
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>>60205082
NANDROID backups are literally full partition backup. Older version just gzipped the partition, but it switched to full partition cloning around the time TWRP became more popular than CWM
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