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Re: a cautionary tale - with a happy ending

To expand on Spencer's answer....the idea of a backup program (e.g. Sprite, SPB Backup, Resco Backup) is to create an executable that is stored on your SD card. That way, when you've hard reset, all you do is navigate to your card, tap on the latest backup file, an you're back in business
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