Outlaw71
Android Expert
Ok so I know both Bootstrapper and ROM Manager are Koush's babies. When I use Droid X Bootstrapper and make a nandroid in clockworkmod, is that essentially the exact same thing as going into ROM Manager and clicking 'Backup Current ROM'? I've done both, and they seemed to do pretty much the same exact thing. So, is one preferred over the other? If so, why?
Also, when you make a nandroid, does it overwrite the last? I had read that any nandroid made before the update would be of no use after the update since the kernels are different. So after making my latest nandroid I went into Root Explorer and tried to find any old nandroids (I know I'd made at least 3 or 4 over the months) on my SD card, and delete them since they weren't needed anymore... but all I could find was my current nandroid, and the back-up I made on ROM Manager.
Does this mean when you make a new nandroid, your old one disappears? Or do I need to keep digging to find them?
Also, when you make a nandroid, does it overwrite the last? I had read that any nandroid made before the update would be of no use after the update since the kernels are different. So after making my latest nandroid I went into Root Explorer and tried to find any old nandroids (I know I'd made at least 3 or 4 over the months) on my SD card, and delete them since they weren't needed anymore... but all I could find was my current nandroid, and the back-up I made on ROM Manager.
Does this mean when you make a new nandroid, your old one disappears? Or do I need to keep digging to find them?

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