Whitechapel

I just bought the Pro version of Titanium Backup, and I'm following Lifehacker's guide (http://us.lifehacker.com/5784857/how-to-set-up-a-fully-automated-app-and-settings-backup-on-android) to set it all up. When I get to the step to Create a Filter, I do so. Then I go to the Backup/Restore tab and no apps are being listed. I checked under preferences and found one to use the ROM's BusyBox, checked it, but still no apps. I rebooted the phone and still nothing.

I think it might be a BusyBox problem for some reason, but the app says I'm using 1.18.4-Titanium from app.

Any suggestions on what to do?





Edit** Must of been the preemptive install I did of TiBu a few days ago. I did a complete uninstall of both apps, rebooted, reinstalled, and everything is there now. Sorry everybody!

Last edited by Whitechapel; August 20th, 2011 at 10:03 PM.

teddyearp

I know this is not the answer you want, but this is part of the reason I do not use TiBu (Titanium Backup). Sure it has many more options than MyBackupPro (or MyBackupRoot[free]), but at the end of the day, you almost need a Master's to make it work for you. And then, it can be VERY finicky when restoring app data from ROM to ROM (never recommended no matter which you use).

Now this is not to say I've never tried it, no this comes partially from my own experience and from my reading.

My advice is to ditch it ASAP and get a refund if possible, or if you can't and/or are stuck on it, do a search for a post here or at droidforums.net by GirlsluvDroid (or something like that~user name) to get the in-depth user guide for using TiBu successfully.

good luck

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