Question about dual booting

[celticfdguy]

On my Motorola Bionic I had downloaded a 3rd party feature that allowed me to load up to 4 custom roms into virtual slots and also keep my stock rom installed. I could activate the slot/rom I desired after any reboot.

I would like to do this with my Verizon Note 2. I need to have the ability to keep my phone OS stock as I test developmental video on demand apps at work. They dont work on a rooted/custom rom phone. So my question is, are we able to have multiple roms on our phones? If so - how do I go about doing this?

thanks
Nick

 

[DroidXcon]

On my Motorola Bionic I had downloaded a 3rd party feature that allowed me to load up to 4 custom roms into virtual slots and also keep my stock rom installed. I could activate the slot/rom I desired after any reboot.

I would like to do this with my Verizon Note 2. I need to have the ability to keep my phone OS stock as I test developmental video on demand apps at work. They dont work on a rooted/custom rom phone. So my question is, are we able to have multiple roms on our phones? If so - how do I go about doing this?

thanks
Nick

I have never heard of this and don't know if it's possible. Sorry

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[celticfdguy]

Yeah - I used safestrap 3... it was such an awesome feature. I was hoping the note 2 community would have something like this available. See the link/video below to see what I am talking about.

How to Install/Dual-Boot ROM using SafeStrap 3.0 on Droid Bionic/Droid Razr/Droid 4! | Droid Bionic Root

 

[PsYcHoNeWb]

Wouldn't get your hopes up. If you haven't seen it on a GS3 then you probably wont see it on a Note 2. I could be wrong, but I wouldn't bet on it.