strabo231
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I didn't intend to change the recovery on my phone, so it's good to know that I should be able to restore a backup from there successfully. I remember reading that once you go to MTD you have to be careful about installing a BML ROM later. I wasn't sure how that applied for nandroid backups. But if I can restore one of them without trouble, that's good to know. I can come back to my phone's current state then if I don't like a new ROM for some reason.
Right, I know Google handles some things basically automatically, and call logs and SMS records are easily restored with some apps. Apps themselves aren't so bad either; in the past, I've usually just reinstalled them all (or what I wanted to keep) from the market. It's the app data I'm wondering about. I think CWM has an advanced restore option for data only; would that be OK to use when changing ROMs? I have both Titanium Backup (free, right now) and MyBackup Root (free also) installed. Is either one better or easier for restoring backups? I haven't had to use either one for that yet. Thanks for your help.
In my opinion it's a lot easier to do the backup and restore with titanium a opposed to root backup or the file managers that have that function. Now keep in mind when I say data is a bad idea to restore, I'm talking about system data. App data is perfectly fine to restore. Titanium will back up the apps and data in one shot, and the restore is basically one click and wait. The advance restore option I believe is for system data. If you were going from one gb ROM to another that would probably be okay, but going from gb to ics, it is a strong possibility that it will cause problems.
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