How to Prevent Bubble Positions Reset?

[xtreme1]

I just rebooted my vita without the sd2vita adapter. Since the games from my uma0 sd2vita weren't present it reupdated the LiveArea on restart. I rebooted with the sd2vita & since uma0 was present, it regenerated the LiveArea again.

Unfortunately the new setup reset many folders and the position of games. How can I prevent this from happening?

 

[Shadow#1]

I just rebooted my vita without the sd2vita adapter. Since the games from my uma0 sd2vita weren't present it reupdated the LiveArea on restart. I rebooted with the sd2vita & since uma0 was present, it regenerated the LiveArea again.

Unfortunately the new setup reset many folders and the position of games. How can I prevent this from happening?

First u should move all content to ux0 = livearea so this won't happen again second I forget the data base file u can backup

 

[xtreme1]

First u should move all content to ux0 = livearea so this won't happen again second I forget the data base file u can backup

I have both ux0 and uma0 filled up with games. Both need to be present I think?

 

[Shadow#1]

I have both ux0 and uma0 filled up with games. Both need to be present I think?

No ux0 = livearea only

 

[godreborn]

Backup your app.db from ur0/shell/db after you resort your games.

 

[xtreme1]

No ux0 = livearea only

I'm not sure what you're meaning by this. I used switch sd2vita, mounted uma0 so that my sd2vita has games on it. Is this not the right way to use sd2vita? uma0 is my internal memory card & has my adrenaline games. ux0 has my vita library and is on sd2vita

 

[xtreme1]

Looks like this is exactly what this app does: https://store.brewology.com/vita/ahomebrew.php?brewid=357

 

[godreborn]

as I said, you just have to backup your app.db, then replace the new one with that one. then restart. that's it.

 

[xtreme1]

as I said, you just have to backup your app.db, then replace the new one with that one. then restart. that's it.

As I said, that's what the homebrew does.

 

[godreborn]

but do you really need a homebrew for this?

 

[xtreme1]

but do you really need a homebrew for this?

Wouldn't it be more convenient than going into a folder, copying it, going to another folder, pasting it. Then reversing the process on a restore?

 

[xtreme1]

That being said, I'm trying it & it doesn't seem like it works as I was expecting. I'll give your manual method a shot now.

 

[godreborn]

do it after resorting your games. folders are called by page and position iirc, actually all games and apps are. both are in the app.db.

 

[xtreme1]

The manual restore method worked! I guess I'll just stick with that for now. Thank you for the help.