jensstein
jensstein
thanks for notifying me :) can you check if auto-detecting works with this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0bNUNWd2wPPaF9POVhaZXY5eHM/view?usp=sharing
great :) can you confirm that everything works as it should? just from reading the android source code it doesn't seem to have chown for example. chown is present in...
thanks. it's probably because `[[` is missing from toybox. could i get you to try this version which uses `test` instead: [deleted]
sorry, i made a mistake. please try this one: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0bNUNWd2wPPQzFtYjUtRlREMVU/view?usp=sharing
could you give me an `ls -lRZ` of a restored data directory (where the restore didn't fully succeed)? and please try running this line and watch the output: `for dir...
so the line you label first run fails and second run succeeds? but am i correct that the only things you have changed are the permissions and ids? i can't...
ok, so removing toybox from the line fixed it? i guess it's then either `toybox test` or `toybox basename` which is the problem because the apk i linked runs `toybox...
ok, so `toybox test` could be the problem. what happens if you run something that obviously should succeed like `if toybox test 1 = 1; then echo ok; else echo...
ok, so unless i'm going crazy i think we can say that `toybox test` (or the implementation you are using at least) is broken. unless it has something to do...
ok, if you could report that in the appropriate place that could be helpful if we need `test` in the future. now we just need to figure out what's happening...