Newbie? ROM question

[kingpin6866]

Ok. Used Titanium backup to backup all data/apps, etc.

Installed new ROM without a hitch.

Now if I wanted to go back to my original settings, what are the proper steps?

I'm sure the answer is somewhere in this forum, but I'm having a difficult time locating.

Thanks

 

[want a droid]

Did you make a backup in Clockwork before flashing the rom?

 

[kingpin6866]

I'm going to guess no, as I don't recall performing that step.

Where would it be located? I'm searching within root using ClockworkMod Recovery

 

[kingpin6866]

Ok, point me in the right direction to restore to complete stock and I will start over.

 

[want a droid]

You're going to have to sbf.

Read up on Tuesday's lesson here:
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-2-hacks/91760-droid-2-hacking-rom-install-class.html

Then you can find everything you need here:
TBH & MyDroidWorld Present: Droid 2 (2.3.20) Triple Threat

 

[jsw6380a]

oops... There is another way to get back to stock but if you are happy with your ROM whats the point... Check out this link.Update to 2.3.340 easily! - Android Forums

I don't know much about this.. But it should be easier than SBFing your phone..

 

[pyroelite]

Ok. Used Titanium backup to backup all data/apps, etc.

Installed new ROM without a hitch.

Now if I wanted to go back to my original settings, what are the proper steps?

I'm sure the answer is somewhere in this forum, but I'm having a difficult time locating.

Thanks

Best to not be backing up sys apps with TB (filter user only)

from my DX

 

[mcp770]

With titanium I generally only use it to restore data (settings) to certain apps. I first let market restore all apps to have the newest everything. Then I use tb and restore data only to user apps and email to restore accounts easily. Never let it restore any system data just to avoid issues.