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==User guide== | ==User guide== | ||
VitaBackup gives the user full flexibility on what they want to backup. The user can decide on a name and path in the following format: | |||
VitaBackup gives the user full flexibility on what they want to backup. | |||
Modify the path.txt file in ur0:/data/VitaBackup/path.txt and add entries in the following format: <code>[name]~[path]</code> | |||
Example: <code>Trophies~ux0:/user/00/trophy Licenses~ux0:/license</code> | Example: <code>Trophies~ux0:/user/00/trophy Licenses~ux0:/license</code> |
Revision as of 09:24, 9 December 2022
Vita Backup | |
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File:Vitabackupvita.jpg | |
General | |
Author | joel16 |
Type | Utilities |
Version | 2.00 BETA |
License | GPL-3.0 |
Last Updated | 2018/12/31 |
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Website | |
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VitaBackup is a minimal, user friendly backup tool for the Playstation VITA. VitaBackup gives the user 100% flexibility on what they want to back up on their device.(Please look at editing backup config below).
Currently the way it works is that it packs all the contents of a folder, or file to a single .tar file. After this is done, it adds the .tar file into a .zip file and compresses it if the user selects a level of compression.
Features
- Backup multiple folders/files into archives.
- Restore multiple folders/files into archives.
- Ability to delete backups created by the software.
- Offer 11 levels of compression. (0 being no compression, which is usually recommeneded)
- Select backup location. (ur0:/ or ux0:/)
User guide
VitaBackup gives the user full flexibility on what they want to backup. The user can decide on a name and path in the following format:
Modify the path.txt file in ur0:/data/VitaBackup/path.txt and add entries in the following format: [name]~[path]
Example: Trophies~ux0:/user/00/trophy Licenses~ux0:/license
If it's a directory do not put a forward /
at the end of the path.
Controls
Cross - Select item
Start - Begin backup/restore process
Restore menu:
Cross - Select files
Square - Delete files
Changelog
v2.0
- Fixed bug with app.db not being backed up properly.
- Use sceIo instead of stdio for i/o handling.
- Display instructions in backup/restore screens.
- Removed light theme because it didn't fit well, and just took up a lot of space. (There is no longer a theme mode, because this is just a backup tool, we don't need that here.)
- Support files larger than 4GB.
- Add options to delete backup files from the restore menu. (Press cross to select files, then square to delete.)
- Add 11 levels of compression using miniz. (0 being no compression, which is generally recommended)
- Add more valuable data to initial backup list. (
ur0:/data/VitaBackup/path.txt
)
v1.10
- Completely re-structured the backup process:
- This gives the user 100% flexibility on what they want to back up.
- The user can decide on a name and path like so:
- Modify the path.txt file in ur0:/data/VitaBackup/path.txt and add entries in the following format: [name]~[path]
- Example:
- Trophies~ux0:/user/00/trophy
- Licenses~ux0:/license
- Do not put a forward slash at the end if it's a folder.
- Prevent home button and auto-suspend during backup/restore process.
- Only display scroll bar if we have more than 5 files.
- Use the proper enter/cancel buttons depending on your device's region. (JP uses the "Cross" button to cancel items)
- Backup archives have their timestamps separated by a '-'. (Example: some_file-2018-02-08.tar)
- Added a light theme in options. (Thanks to Berion for the design)
- Added minor touch controls in options and main menu.
v1.0
- Initial Release:
- Make multiple .tar backups.
- Restore multiple .tar backups.
- Select backup destination (ux0 or ur0).
- Known issues:
- Progress bars (especially when restoring) is not accurate.
- No touch controls as of yet.
- Controls:
- Cross - to select item.
- Start - to begin backup/restore process
Credits
- Berion for all the graphics and design used in this program.
- richgel999 for miniz.
- rxi for microtar.