so if i wanted to start fresh..

[whitehorse84]

Right now I'm running cm6 and have dabled with cm7 as well. I've been doing titanium back ups as well as nandroid backups and have eaten through a lot of my SD care memory... about 1gb left to be exact.

I'd like to get it so that the only back up I have is my stock sense rom and what I'm running now.

I'd like to wipe out all my other nandroid backups as well as my titanium back ups.. what would be the best way to do this?

Thanks in advance!

 

[boobie1292]

Throught rom manager when you go to manage and restore backups. From there you can tap the one u want to delete and delete it

 

[whitehorse84]

This is true but I feel like since flashing roms. I've somehow tone through a ron of memory. I'd like to just go ahead and format my card and start with a fresh titanium backup.

 

[boobie1292]

Yea making backups usually destroys your memory if you want to format the card one suggestion of mine would be to put your nandroids on your computer just in case

 

[whitehorse84]

yeah no joke. I just dumped 4 nandroid backups and it cleared up almost 1.8gb of space.

 

[OrangeGTP]

you can always move the backups to your pc....they are stored in the nandroid folder on your sdcard.

 

[NxTech3]

just use a file explorer on your phone to delete, but i would at least move your latest backup from each to your computer just to be on the safe side

 

[igotsanevo4g]

A fresh titanium backup isn't near as important as keeping a solid nandroid. Don't forget that.

 

[KMachine]

I not only move my nandroid and Titanium backups to my PC, but I also put the nandroid up on DropBox ... just in case my phone goes kaput when I am traveling. That way I can just wipe the whole phone, download DropBox and my nandroid, and then flash the backup.

 

[eric.atx]

I not only move my nandroid and Titanium backups to my PC, but I also put the nandroid up on DropBox ... just in case my phone goes kaput when I am traveling. That way I can just wipe the whole phone, download DropBox and my nandroid, and then flash the backup.

Great idea this is!



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[igotsanevo4g]

I personally have a 2GB sd card with a nandroid of the latest rooted sprint ota. I dont even sign into my google account when making the backup. Just in case haha.

And btw, titanium CAN and DOES cause problems sometimes. So keep that in mind if you flash a fresh new rom, restore your TB and stuff starts acting wonky. If that happens try a fresh wipe and flash, then do not restore your TB.

I use app brain to backup my apps so i can just re-download em, it takes me roughly ~30 minutes to set up in a new rom from a fresh wipe/install.