unofficial[RECOVERY] TWRP 2.2.0 with on-screen keyboard!

[runandhide05]

Sorry link is now fixed, updated the zip and forgot to update all my threads

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[zigackly]

This is superb, thanks so much for porting it! File access in recovery and named backups are enough of a reason to love it but there's more. One hint if you use this with a Jelly Bean ROM; your internal files are in "/data/media", not "/sdcard".

[runandhide05]

This is superb, thanks so much for porting it! File access in recovery and named backups are enough of a reason to love it but there's more. One hint if you use this with a Jelly Bean ROM; your internal files are in "/data/media", not "/sdcard".

Ya I think everyone is trying to get open script to work with jellybean.
A little hint, if you open goo manager and change download path to /data/media open script will work(ish) you will get a ton (376) "an error has occurred" , but everything still installs.


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[zigackly]

Ya I think everyone is trying to get open script to work with jellybean.
A little hint, if you open goo manager and change download path to /data/media open script will work(ish) you will get a ton (376) "an error has occurred" , but everything still installs.

Excellent workaround, thanks!

[Sardo Numspa]

Just flashed 0.1.1, still can't see my nandroids. When I go to restore and check use external SD, the list is blank. What am I missing?

[runandhide05]

Just flashed 0.1.1, still can't see my nandroids. When I go to restore and check use external SD, the list is blank. What am I missing?

Look at the data/media or the SD card in the file explorer option to see where they r , they may be in the internal which is at /data/media

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[Sardo Numspa]

Look at the data/media or the SD card in the file explorer option to see where they r , they may be in the internal which is at /data/media

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Using root explorer, the nandroids are at storage/sdcard1/clockworkmod/backups

[ggrant3876]

Using root explorer, the nandroids are at storage/sdcard1/clockworkmod/backups

The OP here has more information than we do.
unofficial [RECOVERY] TWRP 2.2.0 with on-screen keyboard! - xda-developers

[Sardo Numspa]

My /sdcard folder is my internal sdcard according to root explorer

Update OK reflashed and went into the file explorer. /sdcard in the recovery file explorer does lead me to my nandroids at clockworkmod/backups but when I go to restore in the recovery, and check external SD card, the list is still blank. I gotta be missing something.

[runandhide05]

My /sdcard folder is my internal sdcard according to root explorer

Update OK reflashed and went into the file explorer. /sdcard in the recovery file explorer does lead me to my nandroids at clockworkmod/backups but when I go to restore in the recovery, and check external SD card, the list is still blank. I gotta be missing something.

Well your missing two things, first you can not restore backups from cwm on twrp, second.

Look at OP,
There is a difference in android and in the actually syste, Mount points.
First your sdcard internal "sdcard" is not located at /sdcard it is what's called a symlink.
In android OS
You internal sdcard is /data/media.
Your external (on jelly bean is /storage/sdcard1/ ) ics its /mnt/external/

You actually mount point for your Xoom tablet are different in the partition layout, in recovery your partition layout is the true mount points.
So in recovery your "internal sdcard" is actually at /data/media
And your external SD card is at /sdcard

So do this, boot into recovery.
Press advanced==> file manager==> scroll down on the left column to /sdcard this is your external sdcard

Now in left column press (Up A Level) scroll to /data/ press it scroll to /media press it this is your "internal sdcard"



When you want to restore twrp will ONLY RESTORE TWRP BACKUPS

Hope this helped you out

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