4.3 Titanium Restore Stuck at 0% - HELP URGENT

jbadz3

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Hello,
I am using a Nexus 10, and today I just updated to Paranoid Android 3.92 which is running Android 4.3. Everything was going great, until I tried to restore my device using Titanium Backup, and the restoration process got stuck at 0%. This has never happened to me before, and it is extremely frustrating. I am desperately looking for an answer to this problem.
Thank you so much!
 

y2whisper

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Under preferences change the storage folder directory. I think you can press auto detect and it will correct it for you.

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Hello,

I was having a similar problem to OP in that after flashing a new rom, my attempts to restore my backups using TiBu would get hung up at 0%. I would also try restoring by extracting app and system data from my nandroid backup (which I would always make immediately before wiping all data and flashing my new rom), and that process would always either get hung up at 0% as above, or, one time, it went through the process but only partially restored my apps and restored barely any data.

So, after looking at some of the advice in this thread, I thought that maybe my Superuser app was to blame (I was using the app named "Superuser" whose icon looks like a "#", NOT the superuser app that TiBu links to directly). Since TiBu linked to a different app, I uninstalled my old Superuser app and installed the new one. Now, when I start up TiBu, it says that it was not able to gain root privileges, with the error message saying in part, "This attempt was made using the "/system/xbin/su" command". I just tried rebooting my phone and TiBu still cannot obtain root access.

My first question is, what the hell do I do now? There don't seem to be any other options in the Superuser app itself, and I can't find any option in TiBu to "find" root access or anything. Has anyone had a similar issue, and how did they fix it?
Additionally, once I get my TiBu working again, are there any additional tips or tricks to prevent restore operations from freezing again? It may be worth noting that I was restoring from Trickdroid 8.0.0 to ARHD 22.0. I am also considering flashing Trickdroid 11.0, will restoring to a newer version of Trickdroid (as opposed to a completely different ROM) make any difference?

Thanks!
 

InfinitiGuy

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Download the SuperSU zip and copy it to your SDcard. Boot to recovery and install the SuperSU zip and you should be fine after the reboot.