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I'm waiting for my new iPhone 5s to be delivered. I lost my iPhone 5 but did have it backed up on my MacBook Pro. I was using iOS6 at the time. Will I have a problem restoring the data to my new iPhone 5s assuming it will come with iOS7?

I'm waiting for my new iPhone 5s to be delivered. I lost my iPhone 5 but did have it backed up on my MacBook Pro. I was using iOS6 at the time. Will I have a problem restoring the data to my new iPhone 5s assuming it will come with iOS7?

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Hi
I have the exact same issue on my brand new iPhone 5s - allthough the massage i get is Could not log into the server. There is something wrong with the connection.
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I am having major problems restoring from Time Machine. The computer tells me I have completely restored but no data is available in the various applications.

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Rob.

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Problem restoring LMS 2.6 data to LMS 4.0

Hello,
I'm trying to migrate from LMS 2.6 on a Windows 2003 server to LMS 4.0 on Windows 2008 R2.
Two things I'll note here which might help future people attempting to use the LMS 4.0 backup/restore scripts as detailed in the migration document:
1) Make sure nobody has installed cygwin on the server before you run the backup scripts. If they have, remove it and the reg keys.
2) On the target server make sure to run the restore script CMD session using runas or disable UAC on Windows 2008 or the restore scripts will fail
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C:\Users\zadmkovesa>e:\sw\CSCOpx\bin\perl.exe e:\Sw\CSCOpx\bin\restorebackup.pl
-d e:\lmsbackup\ -t e:\lmsbackup\temp
Restore started at : 2011/03/15 11:21:12
Please see 'E:\Sw\CSCOpx\log\restorebackup.log' for status.
     USER ID is ..................................... : zadmkovesa
     OS of the backup archive is..................... : Windows
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sub directories will be deleted.
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     Backup taken from............................... : e:\lmsbackup\
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ckupData
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Manager][Resource Manager Essentials][Device Fault Manager][cvw][cwlms][cwporta
l][ipm][upm]
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Manager][Resource Manager Essentials][Device Fault Manager][cvw][ipm]
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backup archive,it may
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uit, y/n)?y
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s Manager] [Resource Manager Essentials] [Device Fault Manager] [cvw] [ipm]
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     Required disk space in NMSROOT.................. : 38857544 Kb
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Copying the backup files to the temporary location [e:\lmsbackup\temp\tempBack
upData]
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preRestore of [Common Services] has completed.
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preRestore of [Campus Manager] has completed.
preRestore of [Resource Manager Essentials] has started.
preRestore of [Resource Manager Essentials] has completed.
preRestore of [Device Fault Manager] has started.
preRestore of [Device Fault Manager] has completed.
preRestore of [cvw] has started.
preRestore of [cvw] has completed.
preRestore of [ipm] has started.
Not all data from IPM 2.6 will be migrated to LMS 4.0. For information on the d
ata that is migrated, see the "Migrating Data From LMS 2.6 or 2.6 SP1" section i
n the "Migrating Data to CiscoWorks LAN Management Solution 4.0" chapter in the
LMS4.0 Installation Guide for details. Do you want to continue[Y/N]:[Y]y
Do you want the IPM 2.6 collectors present in the backup to be DELETED from the
source routers [Y/N]:[Y]n
preRestore of [ipm] has completed.
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server.
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nse count.
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nt licence count
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30% of RME Restore completed
50% of RME Restore completed
70% of RME Restore completed
100% of RME Restore completed
doRestore of [Resource Manager Essentials] has completed.
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doRestore of [Device Fault Manager] has completed.
doRestore of [cvw] has started.
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20% of IPM migration completed
30% of IPM migration completed
40% of IPM migration completed
>>>
The restore log is more than 8Mb in size so I won't upload it unless someone really wants to see it. Here is a snip from the end of it showing no clues I can make sense of:
INFO: Getting message
INFO: Connect the database dsn=ipmdb
INFO: Connected the Database
INFO: Command Executed
INFO: Connecting the Database ipmdb
INFO: Company=Cisco Systems;Application=NMTG;Signature=010fa55157edb8e14d818eb4fe3db41447146f1571g32125eb777a87cbf8b29a954f559d4221b792ff8
INFO: Preparing AUTH cmd
INFO: AUTH Executed
INFO: AUTH cmd finished
INFO: Stopping the Database engine ipmdb
INFO: E:\Sw\CSCOpx/objects/db/conf/ConfigureDB.LOCK released for the future operations...
INFO: File not exists.[Tue Mar 15 13:17:30 2011] Successfully registered the database with DM
[Tue Mar 15 13:17:30 2011] Successfully configured IPMDB database !..
10% of IPM migration completed
INFO: Start changing password for database 'ipm'...
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INFO: New userinfo updated into database successfully.
    Stopping database engine ipmEng
SQL Anywhere Command File Hiding Utility Version 10.0.1.4051
INFO: Password changed in odbc template file for database 'ipm'.
INFO: Password changed for ODBC registry 'ipm'.
INFO: Password changed for Property file E:\Sw\CSCOpx\lib\classpath\com\cisco\nm\cmf\dbservice2\DBServer.properties.
INFO: Database password successfully changed.
INFO: Process created
INFO: Started the Database engine : ipmEng Retry 0
INFO: Started the Database engine : ipmEng Retry 1
INFO: Started the Database engine : ipmEng Retry 2
INFO: Started the Database engine : ipmEng Retry 3
INFO: Started the Database engine : ipmEng Retry 4
INFO: Getting message
INFO: Connect the database DSN=ipm
INFO: Connected the Database
INFO: Command Executed
INFO: File not exists.[Tue Mar 15 13:18:08 2011] Updated IPM 2.6 DB password into IPM 5.0 DB
20% of IPM migration completed
The CiscoWorks Daemon Manager service is starting.
The CiscoWorks Daemon Manager service was started successfully.
[Tue Mar 15 13:18:12 2011] Waiting for all daemons to start completely...
[Tue Mar 15 13:20:12 2011] Successfully stated daemon manager
30% of IPM migration completed
[Tue Mar 15 13:20:12 2011] Checking if IPM Process is up and running
INFO:Daemon Manager is processing other tasks in the queue.Please try again later.
[Tue Mar 15 13:25:12 2011] Process IPMProcess is not running or never started
[Tue Mar 15 13:25:12 2011] Will check after 60 seconds
INFO:Daemon Manager is processing other tasks in the queue.Please try again later.
[Tue Mar 15 13:31:12 2011] Process IPMProcess is not running or never started
[Tue Mar 15 13:31:12 2011] Will check after 60 seconds
[Tue Mar 15 13:34:54 2011] Process IPMProcess is running normally
[Tue Mar 15 13:34:54 2011] Let's proceed further..
40% of IPM migration completed
[Tue Mar 15 13:39:54 2011] delete flag is 0
[Tue Mar 15 13:39:54 2011] Data passed to MigrMain : 2.6 5.0 E:\Sw\CSCOpx E:\Sw\CSCOpx e:\lmsbackup\temp\tempBackupData Migration e:\lmsbackup\temp\tempBackupData 0
Should I just wait? Is this something that might take days if I've got a lot of IPM data or is it broken? I don't really care about keeping IPM data so could I do something to complete the data migration for everything else? Any advice appreciated.
regards,
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The restore can take a long time if you have a lot of data. The problem is the database needs to be completely unloaded and reloaded to convert from ASA 9 to ASA 10. However, if you do not care about IPM data, and you still have LMS 2.6 running, you can take a new LMS backup not using the wrapper.pl script (this will keep IPM from being backed up).

Time Machine restored wrong data

OK - the history here is the previous Macbook was replaced because of system problems, including many files with FUTURE dates (eg. 2037). Apple store agreed after repeated issues, they would replace the machine. We did a final time machine/capsule backup before taking it in.
Got the new Macbook and ran the Migration assistant to restore all data from the time capsule.
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I can open the sparse bundle backup file and see the correct backup information, but I have no option when I open Time Machine to pick ANY previous backups.
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JDHam wrote:
Got the new Macbook and ran the Migration assistant to restore all data from the time capsule.
The data was not correct, and I suspect it was something to do with the future dates.
Possibly. Migration Assistant uses the most recent backup, so if the dates were wrong, you may have gotten the wrong data.
You should be able to see the other backups -- but you may need to start from a different user account (Migration Assistant creates a new account, and the transferred account may not have permission to the backups. See Problems after using Migration Assistant for an explanation.
A better option may be to do a full system restore, from a different backup. See Time Machine - Frequently Asked Question #14 for detailed instructions. You'll want to pick a backup from before the dates went wrong.

Can't restore my data from hard drive with time machine

So basically I recently backed up my things on an external 1TB Seagate hard drive via Time Machine on my Mac. I then restored my Mac to its factory settings. However when I plugged in my hard drive it didn't show up in my finder. I opened Disk Utility and it shows up there but when I tried to restore my data it wasn't able to find it. This is so weird and I'm so scared can someone please help me

vanessayu wrote:
And another thing, my mac is randomly turning off and then displaying a gray screen saying your mac shut down because of a problem. does this have someting to do with the disk
Sounds like the TimeMachine drive is defective.
Uplug it and reboot and see if your problems go away.
If your TimeMachine is broken it might be possible to do data recovery on it, you can take it to a local PC/Mac tech and they will image it so the files are accessible, then you can pick through the mess as long as it wasn't encrypted or Filevaulted.
TimeMachine uses a lot of placeholder files, basically the same name but minus the content of the files for each saved state.
It's a lot of work going through all the folders to find your original files but as long as the drive works the files should be able to be recovered.
Sorry about your problems, TimeMachine hasn't quite lived up to it's expectations and I try to warn everyone NOT to completely trust it.

How to restore app data?

Can anybody tell me, whether / how I can restore the data / configuration of an iPhone app (on the 3GS)?
More specifically, I've got a shopping app (ShopShop) on my iPhone.
I have carefully created a long shopping list.
Accidentally, it is now deranged.
So I'd like to restore the state.
Is there any way to do it?
(I am familiar with Unix, so a bunch of Terminal commands would be fine.)
Best regards,
Gabriel.

3rd party data is stored in the backup, so one way would be restoring from a backup, if you're using Time Machine it should be no problem, but you can't select just on app to restore, it's all or nothing.
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Is anyone else having problems with Apertures Date fields?

After experiencing a sysems failure I began restoring my images from backups. I have had no end of problems with Image dates. I have come to the determination that Aperture is NOT using either the "Create Date" or "DateTimeOriginal" as the image "Date" or "Date Created" data if other fields have other dates.
Here is a clip from my image metadata using exiftool:
File Modification Date/Time     : 2012:09:23 19:53:15-04:00
File Access Date/Time           : 2013:01:16 11:34:38-05:00
File Inode Change Date/Time     : 2013:01:16 11:31:32-05:00
Create Date                          : 2006:02:20 11:51:12.10
Date/Time Original              : 2006:02:20 16:51:12.10
Modify Date                          : 2006:02:20 11:51:12.10
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Date:                               9/23/12 7:53:15 PM EDT
Date Created                         9/23/2012 7:53:15 PM
So Aperture utlized the File Modification Date/Time as the Create Date despite that the fact that the Create Date field is present and is properly formatted in the original image.
According to the Aperture mapping table, this shouldn't be happening.
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Hmm ok, let me restate the issue then, I thought I was clear. I could have pointed out in my original post however, that only the EXIF and IPTC date fields were displayed from the metadata dump.
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Create Date                          : 2006:02:20 11:51:12.10
Date/Time Original              : 2006:02:20 16:51:12.10
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File Modification Date/Time     : 2012:09:23 19:53:15-04:00
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Date:                               9/23/12 7:53:15 PM EDT
Date Created                         9/23/2012 7:53:15 PM
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Hi - I have noticed that all my calendar entries from January 2012 to the end of June have disappeared - I was advised by Apple to restore my data from the iCloud, where it is backed up - but this doesn't seem to have resolved the problem - please can anyone help?

When you restore from an iCloud backup, you have to erase the device first, then set up the iPad again using the iCloud backup. If you tried this and the entries did not download to the iPad - they are gone. They should be in the backup - but if they were not restored, then they apparently are gone.
If you still have access to a computer go to your icloud.com account using a web browser and look in the calendar to see if the entries are in there.

Problem Restoring Time Machine Backup

Hi All,
I have just tried everything in the existing discussions but nothing seems to fix my problem. So I hope some brainiacs here can help me.
I have lost all my personal MobileMe calendars when I left the calendar beta. So then I wanted to restore my backup. I opened the finder and replaced all the folders and files containing iCal data (preferences, calenders folder, the works).
When I restart iCal after the backup has been replaced, I get to see my calendars for 5 seconds. Then it disappears again. The MobileMe section of my iCal shows the spinning wheel (why is it spinning?), and it's gone. My sync with MobileMe is turned off, so that's not the issue.
I have tried everything. And most frustrating is to know that all my calendars are nicely stored in my backup, but that I can't get to them!
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To restore from a TM backup select Mac Help from the Finder's Help menu and search for 'time machine.' From the list of articles select the one on restoring your data. Also:
See User Tips for Time Machine for help with TM problems. Also you can select Mac Help from the Finder's Help menu and search for "time machine" to locate articles on how to use TM. See also Mac 101- Time Machine.
You cannot restore from a TM backup using the Finder. You must use the procedure you find outlined in the help article or in the user tips referenced above.

Can I restore my data?

Hello everyone,
I am not an expert in the iPhone world and I am truly facing a big problem.I would be very thankful for any help. My iPhone 4s got stolen 4 days ago, how? I am not sure. I have 16 GB of important schedules, contact, photos and many other things and its all gone. I turned off my icloud long time ago, and I have never backed up my phone on iTunes. I am not sure what to do right now, but is there a way I can restore my data on my laptop or another iPhone. The only thing I have is my iTunes on my laptop.
Thank you all in advance.

If you choose not to have a backup then you have nothing to restore from
And note this is the iPhoto for Mac forum - you probably need the iPhone forum but you are out luck because you are not making a back of your phone
LN

Restore 6280 data to 6120C Via PC suite

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I have a 6280 that I backup using PC Suite, I am interested in buying a 6120 Classic, if I do will I be able to restore my data from the 6280 to the 6120 with them being different os?

Nokia PC Suite handles both of the phones, so you should not have any problems doing that eventhough the one is a Symbian phone and the other one a Series 40 phones.
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Char '¦' gets replaced with '|' in sp source when restoring a data base.

char '¦' gets replaced with '|' in sp source when restoring a data base. This makes the procedure put a character for separating a string different (|) from the espected one (¦). And this makes the application failed.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks,
Frank

I'll follow the thread in Data Base - General from now on.
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Charset: ?? I'll will ask the data base guy. (we are preaty small). It is reported as a bug in my system, the thing is I usually do not program against this kind of bug. :)
Anyways, the usage is as follows, this guy uses an empty restore to install the database for application installation purposes.
instaed of running some scripts the test for the instalation is done as a restore.
import/export is the action being done here.
Again I use the ¦ char to separate a string array.
Something to consider is that the chars are:
124 | and 166 ¦
They are both ascii aren't they?
Why would the impor/export change the char ¦ for |?
if is a charset problem why isn't the changed char a ? or a # or a 9 or a non printable char, instead it changes for a |.
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