Nova Back up and Restore

it should be possible if you performed a Nova backup. make sure the com.teslacoilsw.launcher folder is on the SD card in your new S4. then simply select Restore from Nova menu and pick the restore file. on a side note - i make a copy of this Restore folder and use Astro to send it to my Dropbox account for safekeeping in the cloud just in case my local SD copy gets destroyed.
 
NOVA backups up to the internal ram, not the external SD card. You need to make sure that you find the file, and then copy it manually to your SD card. Then, you'll have to copy to the right subdirectory on the new unit.
 
sorry i dont really get it. do i have to put back the sd card to the old phone? then put it to the new one to restore back up? i tried backing up then restore in the old phone and its working but to the new phone its not.
note: the sd card is now on the new phone.
 
it should be possible if you performed a Nova backup. make sure the com.teslacoilsw.launcher folder is on the SD card in your new S4. then simply select Restore from Nova menu and pick the restore file. on a side note - i make a copy of this Restore folder and use Astro to send it to my Dropbox account for safekeeping in the cloud just in case my local SD copy gets destroyed.

i see the com.teslacoilsw when i click restore, it stuck on the BACKUPS screen.
 
1. Backup Nova settings of old S4 onto old SD card.
2. insert old SD Card into your new S4.
3. do a Restore from old SD Card to your new S4.

this is exactly what i did, but it stuck in the BACKUPS screen with blue line
 
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Sent from my *RED* Galaxy S4
 
this is exactly what i did, but it stuck in the BACKUPS screen with blue line

you should be able to click on "Restore" and it will show you a Restore Point File listed like "2013-09-27-19-9". click on that and you should be good to go!
 
you should be able to click on "Restore" and it will show you a Restore Point File listed like "2013-09-27-19-9". click on that and you should be good to go!

yes i click restore but nothing like "2013... i saw that when i back up the file on the old phone. the problem is when i click restore in the new phone it doesnt show.
 
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Sent from my *RED* Galaxy S4

ok what that tells me (Blank space under Backups) is that there is no Backup Folder/File on that SD Card. you need to do a Nova Backup onto that SD card first! try again. if there was a Backup Folder/File on that SD Card you would see "2013-XXX-XXX-XXX" listed there.
 
Or move the backup to that File Location under sdcard/data/......
That is your internal sd card not the removable one. Once you move the backup to that location it will show up in the backup list.

Sdcard=internal non removable
Extsdcard=removable card

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Or move the backup to that File Location under sdcard/data/......
That is your internal sd card not the removable one. Once you move the backup to that location it will show up in the backup list.

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how can i move to removable card?
 

Sadly, that is not backed up to your SD card. Android phones called internal RAM "SD Card." Back in the Gingerbread days, when most Android phones had SD card slots, they system made reference to INT-SD and EXT-SD. INT-SD was just the phones internal RAM but the code was designed to write to it in the same way you could write to an SD card.

Nova backs-up to INT-SD. So, deceptively, it tells you the backup is in the SD card but it is not. It is on your old phones internal SD (that is, RAM).

The reason it is doing nothing now is because the new phone does not have a backup file in that location.
 
Sadly, that is not backed up to your SD card. Android phones called internal RAM "SD Card." Back in the Gingerbread days, when most Android phones had SD card slots, they system made reference to INT-SD and EXT-SD. INT-SD was just the phones internal RAM but the code was designed to write to it in the same way you could write to an SD card.

Nova backs-up to INT-SD. So, deceptively, it tells you the backup is in the SD card but it is not. It is on your old phones internal SD (that is, RAM).

The reason it is doing nothing now is because the new phone does not have a backup file in that location.

if that's truly the case she should be able to use ASTRO and Copy the entire "com.teslacoilsw" Folder to the SD Card.
 

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