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Using adb pull without rooting Nexus7 (2012)
chaikenj:
--- Quote from: matt on October 10, 2014, 10:27:54 AM ---Yer right, just tried on my rooted 2013. Are you using adb from a computer or a terminal app?
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I am using adb from a Windows computer connected to my Nexus78 (2012)
chaikenj:
--- Quote from: matt on October 10, 2014, 02:15:19 PM ---That file seems to store all the WiFi passwords, under system settings/ backup and restore, there is an option to backup WiFi passwords to Google's servers.
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Great. How can I make use of the backed-up WiFi passwords? (I want to use them on my Nexus7 (2013) but right now they are only on my Nexus7 (2012))
matt:
I leave the first option in backup and reset checked, back up my data, on all devices. When I enter a password on one it automatically transfers to the others.
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chaikenj:
--- Quote from: matt on October 11, 2014, 08:41:49 AM ---I leave the first option in backup and reset checked, back up my data, on all devices. When I enter a password on one it automatically transfers to the others.
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But the list of WiFi networks on one device is not the same as on the other. Do you think if I am using Nexus7 (2013) and come to a WiFi network whose password is stored on Nexus7 (2012), the Nexus7 (2013) will mysteriously know the password?
matt:
If it doesn't, there is a method to use adb bmgr on the rooted device to restore from the google backup set of the other.
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