To see how the backup feature functions you must first change something in your system: e.g. delete something off your home screen, a widget, anything. Do this now (make it noticeable to you - delete your clock or something).
- Go back to Koush's Boostrapper app
- Click Boostrap Recovery
- Click Reboot Recovery
You're back in clockwork recovery again.
- Navigate to "Backup and Restore"
- Select "Restore" - this is where all your system flashes are kept, you should only have one.
- Navigate to it, press the camera button. It will ask for confirmation
- Select "Yes - Restore"
It will begin restoring your phone. It may take a minute. Once again do
not do a battery pull. When it's finished you will be on the main menu. Select "reboot system now". It will boot you back into the operating system; however, now you're back to your flashed system file - you'll see the widget you had previously deleted returned to normal!
Video Demonstration:
YouTube - Bootstrap Restore
Reboot your phone. It will go right back into your regular interface - no clockwork recovery. The reason for this is in order to boot into the clockworkmod recovery the .apk checks for a minute file that basically tells the phone to redirect to the recovery - on a successful reboot with clockwork (if you have the .apk installed) it will delete this file so you don't boot back into clockwork unless you want to.
Backups are stored on the sdcard in /clockworkmod/backup - you can name them to anything you want in order to help you remember what backup they are (e.g. clean 2.2 or ssx)
