cleaning out CWM after jumping to TWRP

[ekinnyc]

what's the best way to completely clear out CWM and its nandroids? cant restore them in TWRP anyway, and dont really need them.

can i just delete the "clockworkmod" folder on my sdcard, or is there more to it?

 

[dmmarck]

what's the best way to completely clear out CWM and its nandroids? cant restore them in TWRP anyway, and dont really need them.

can i just delete the "clockworkmod" folder on my sdcard, or is there more to it?

That's all you need to do. I suggest moving them/backing them up to your computer first (just in case you go back), then nuking that folder.

 

[ekinnyc]

thats what i thought, thanks DM

eh, nothing on there i really need, all i use my backups for is pretty much SMS and occasional FUBAR-ing of the phone which happened 2x so far.

any special permissions or hidden files? i dont use root explorer, only Astro

 

[dmmarck]

thats what i thought, thanks DM

eh, nothing on there i really need, all i use my backups for is pretty much SMS and occasional FUBAR-ing of the phone which happened 2x so far.

any special permissions or hidden files? i dont use root explorer, only Astro

Not that I'm aware of.

 

[7stringer]

I can't get over how much better TWRP is that CWM. It only seems to get faster at wiping and doing backups. It loads faster, too.

 

[cyberdalek]

I am trying to do the opposite of the original post. I had TWRP on my TouchPad and can't get rid of it. I fastbooted CWM back on and it is working with no issues but I still have TWRP. ES says that ulmage.twrp can't be deleted. Any ideas?
I know it's the wrong place but it may be a universal question.

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