Don't forget to make a full nandroid backup first, and then copy ALL the contents of your
SDCard to your computer, and then wipe/repartition the SDCard too.
Also, take note, some of the Verizon people are getting rather wise to people using ROMs
and they look at you real suspicious like when you bring them back a completely, utterly,
stock phone. They expect it to have a certain OS version AND some personal history
and data on it in various places, like home-screen shortcuts, phone history, text
messages, etc.
Handing them a phone that's been wiped is proof you know how to access what they
consider off-limits areas. What I
might suggest is that you wipe the phone, set it
to the current OS version, and then put most of your private data back in. Then ask
them when you give it to them if they could make sure they wipe it for you, and
watch them do it. I've heard on more than one occasion that people getting these
re-furbs are getting phones that have other peoples' data on it.
Be well;
--Dietche
P.S. If you put a ROM on your phone and the phone is now broken because of that,
because, say, you over-clocked it, or
anything like that, then please
ignore my post
because I do NOT support warranty fraud, which it could be argued that my post
may encourage. You took the risk and it didn't pay off so please do not try to get
something you don't deserve, such as an exchange.
If you just ROM'd because you wanted options, and the phone still broke anyway,
then I
might suggest you carry on.
