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Originally Posted by Sayajin

Quick question, For you guys who are using Titanium Backup to restore things, I assume you just restore Apps and App Data and not also restore the system data? Or do you restore everything? I would assume that you dont want to restore system data when there are significant changes made to a ROM. Especially if you are coming for a 2.++ version of Fresh to the 3.++ one?

-Sayajin

http://geekfor.me/faq/why-you-shouldnt-be-using/

Originally Posted by flipz

First off let me say that I think Titanium Backup is a great app that I would happily pay for. It does exactly what it says and it does it well. The PROBLEM really is with the way people are using it. Most every important user setting in Android is saved in an SQLite database file. This allows your program to easily pull up your information and also allows for easy backups using a program such as Titanium. The problem is that when a user makes the backup on one rom/build/version and imports it on another, it can cause major issues. As is common with new versions of software, different options are added which also means more tables are created in your SQLite database file. If you take your old backup and overwrite that file, you have now broken that program. Plain and simple. It is called Titanium Backup… not Titanium Transfer Your Settings From One Rom to Another.