Backup Partition

Backup Partition is a module that allows you to back up partitions without the need for recovery using a terminal emulator. This module was developed by tytydraco as an open-source project, and the source code can be found on GitHub.

Usage

To use it, you need to install the module, then open a terminal emulator or Termux. You can use the command below.

Usage: backup [OPTIONS] [PARTITIONS]
Options:
  -h                    Show usage
  -d                    Backup path (default: /sdcard/backup)

Partition Examples:
  all
  boot[_a,_b]
  persist[_a,_b]
  system[_a,_b]
  userdata[_a,_b]
  vendor[_a,_b]

How it works

This module performs backups using the terminal command dd, for example, dd if=xx of=xxx to write the image of the partition you want to back up.

Questions and Answers

How do I restore a backup?

To restore a partition image that was previously backed up, simply go to recovery, install the image, and then adjust the partition you want to restore.

Is it safe to perform a backup like this?

Actually, performing an image backup like this is irrelevant. It’s best to use recovery and only use this method if you don’t have recovery.

I don’t have recovery, how do I restore?

You can restore the image via fastboot on your PC; that’s an alternative method.

Note

This module is no longer actively developed by the developer, so be careful if your device is running a newer Android version; some features may not work. This is because the module’s repository on GitHub is no longer actively developed.

For its size, this module is actually quite simple, so it doesn’t have many functions. It actually only works by copying and pasting partitions. If you have recovery access, I recommend using a custom recovery like Twero or OrangeFox. Instead of using this module to backup Android partitions.

That’s all from me. I hope this module is helpful.

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