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Re: OMJ's HTC EVO 2.2 Custom ROM v3.8x | FroYo 3.30.651.2 | *Updated 11/1/10*

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Originally Posted by Vancer View Post
You use Clockwork or RA? ... when flashng from recovery do I need to re-name it to update or will Clockwork see it in the root and handle it no matter what it's called? ... also, can I use "advanced" recovery options to replace only the data.ing from the nandroid after installing a new rom?

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I also use the recovery that came with Toast's root, and it's the only thing I ever use. Not sure about the advanced recovery options in Clockwork, but the method that OMJ posted awhile back is what I use to restore data.img, and it's never failed me. I never touch ROM Manager or Titanium anymore. Just recovery, ADB, and NAND backups.

So anyway, this is definitely worth posting again... I made a couple edits regarding Calkulin's Clear Temp .zip, to be more efficient with data.img size. My edits are in bold.

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to elaborate once again on my recommendation to wipe & restore data.img, I have done this several times in the last 16 hrs, works great....the problem w/ no wiping is the possibility of data corruption.

here are some simplified steps....

-Copy Calkulin's Clear Temp .zip to root of SD card.

-reboot into recovery, Flash Calkulin's Clear Temp .zip, do a nand backup

-toggle USB, copy the fresh data.img to c:\sdk\tools (or wherever your path is)

-copy new ROM to sd card
(Optional: Copy Calkulin's FORMAT ALL .zip to root of SD card)

-toggle USB again

-wipe data & dalvik-cache
(Optional: Flash Calkulin's FORMAT ALL .zip)

-flash new ROM (DONT REBOOT)

-wipe data & dalvik-cache again

-power down

-boot into bootloader

-select fastboot

-from pc (usb cable plugged in still) type... fastboot flash userdata data.img

-when finished, reboot

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