Sak01
Android Expert
I'm new to all this so I just want to make sure if this is the most efficient and painless procedure for switching ROMs:
1) Download ROM to SD card.
2) Backup apps and data with Titanium Backup Pro(bought it)
3) Recovery
- a) wipe everything
- b) flash new ROM
5) Reboot - sign in to Google
6) Install Titanium from market again and batch restore missing apps with data
And that should give me a new ROM with all my existing apps, data, call history etc. in place as before, right?
Do I need to backup my SD card to my PC at any point? I understand that 'Wipe' only wipes the EXT partition and leaves the FAT32 part alone so I assume I don't need to backup the SD card. Is that correct?
(Note to self: As a test, do a Nandroid backup first which can be restored if things go wrong)
1) Download ROM to SD card.
2) Backup apps and data with Titanium Backup Pro(bought it)
3) Recovery
- a) wipe everything
- b) flash new ROM
5) Reboot - sign in to Google
6) Install Titanium from market again and batch restore missing apps with data
And that should give me a new ROM with all my existing apps, data, call history etc. in place as before, right?
Do I need to backup my SD card to my PC at any point? I understand that 'Wipe' only wipes the EXT partition and leaves the FAT32 part alone so I assume I don't need to backup the SD card. Is that correct?
(Note to self: As a test, do a Nandroid backup first which can be restored if things go wrong)