I regurlary took nandroid backups on my pc with TWRP (adb backup --twrp) of my phone, one day i needed to restore one and i found out i wasn’t able to, the restore would stop midway and i needed to completely reset my phone…
Probably the corruption could have happened because i originally took the backups on a PC with a Ryzen processor, that’s what i managed to figure out.
Anyway now i wanna make sure to have safe and healthy nandroid backup, is there a way to check this without having to try to restore on an emulator every time?
Probably the corruption could have happened because i originally took the backups on a PC with a Ryzen processor
How? It’s extremely improbable that AMD’s CPU would be the one to mess with your backups.
I’ve never done a “nandroid backup”, but assuming it’s a disk image that you got, you could try to do a
mount -o loop,ro your_image_file /mnt/some_folder_where_you_want_it_mounted
if you have access to a Linux distro.just for academic purposes, in theory, it is possible to chroot into the mounted android image?
you could try that, for science of course :-)