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Renate · 04-13-2022, 08:49 AM

I'm not sure what "Content/Android/data" is, probably MTP-speak for /data?

There's a few ways to do this. One way is using adb backup.

Code:

C:\>adb backup -all -shared

"-all" means all app data, i.e /data/data/
"-shared" means /sdcard/
Add "-f whatever.ab" if you want to have the file named something besides backup.ab.
This command is deprecated but seems to work just fine. This makes a compressed (and inscrutable) .ab file.

If you're rooted your options depend on how it's rooted. If you can do adb shell and instantly get # (without using su) that's good. I'm not currently using Magisk and I'm not sure if "adb root" works on it or if you always have to use su. (I've modified so much stuff in the kernel, /vendor & /system that I can't easily boot into Magisk without restoring and it's too much bother.)

If your ADB is truly rooted all by itself (without su) then you can:

Code:

C:\>adb pull /data/data

You could also try my AdbSync.exe (in my sig) which allows bidirectional updating with many options.

If you have EDL you can save your whole data partition.

04-13-2022, 08:49 AM	#2
Renate Onyx-maniac Posts: 3,987 Karma: 18026955 Join Date: Feb 2012 Device: Nook NST, Glow2, 3, 4, '21, Kobo Aura2, Poke3, Poke5, Go6	I'm not sure what "Content/Android/data" is, probably MTP-speak for /data? There's a few ways to do this. One way is using adb backup. Code: C:\>adb backup -all -shared "-all" means all app data, i.e /data/data/ "-shared" means /sdcard/ Add "-f whatever.ab" if you want to have the file named something besides backup.ab. This command is deprecated but seems to work just fine. This makes a compressed (and inscrutable) .ab file. If you're rooted your options depend on how it's rooted. If you can do adb shell and instantly get # (without using su) that's good. I'm not currently using Magisk and I'm not sure if "adb root" works on it or if you always have to use su. (I've modified so much stuff in the kernel, /vendor & /system that I can't easily boot into Magisk without restoring and it's too much bother.) If your ADB is truly rooted all by itself (without su) then you can: Code: C:\>adb pull /data/data You could also try my AdbSync.exe (in my sig) which allows bidirectional updating with many options. If you have EDL you can save your whole data partition.