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re: EVERYTHING EVO - Rooting | NAND | Flashing Roms | Wipe

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Originally Posted by havek View Post
IKNOWSQUAT and thacounty thanks a million. I did the backup.

Just so that others can benefit... you can create the backup from the bootloader or using "rom manager" from clockworkmod. Well, assuming you have clockworkmod recovery. (Anyone plz correct me if i'm wrong on that). Now, for some reason it did not create a .zip file. Rather it placed the backup in a folder called clockworkmod\backup.

I rebooted to bootloader mocked a recovery and was able to see the backup. You can also see and restore the backup using the gui "rom manager" came with.


IKNOWSQUAT: there is finally a one step root method to root the stock 2.2? You mentioned it to Fat Tony. Just want to know to refer others to it. I still prefer the original long way. Thanks again.
The backups, with Clockwork or amon RA, are not formed into flashable zips. There are stored on your SD card and accessed when you decide to restore-either by choosing Restore from the Recovery menu or from within ROM Manager.

AFAIK the thread I linked is the only one step method available. Apparently Tony had issues. Like I said I haven't done it, just linked it. I stopped unrooting intentionally for educational purposes awhile ago. For issues and troubleshooting you'd have to check the thread.

Tony-I did a very quick perusal of the last few posts in that thread and saw at least one person that had to make multiple attempts to get the process to go.
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