Want to Flash droid 2 so i can update and reinstall a new rom

[Waratilla]

ok so you would know if you had a nandroid of stock because you would have had to do that, normally you do this as soon as you root, think of it as a failsafe. if you diddnt do that then sbfing it is let me know about the back up and ill link you to the sbf, honestly idk if i did it right, BUT i got my hands on a system only of 2.3.2 and used CW to flash it, it worked fine whether or not that will work for an update i have no clue, anybody else is welcome to chime in and call out my mistake if what i did was indeed a mistake,

yeah my friend said me and him made one when we rooted the phone, but he wasnt positive, he also said sbfing would be easier i his opinion. So if you would be so kind to link me to the sbfing ill be glad to give it a shot and if i screw it up im going to my buds house tomorrow so he can fix it haha

 

[swagmonster]

ok ill find the link but IMO flashing a backup is way easier its like a five step proccess

 

[swagmonster]

TBH & MyDroidWorld Present: Droid 2 (2.3.20) Triple Threat

like i said i took the system sbf and just flashed it on meh phone, but to be even more sure id use that stock backup

 

[Waratilla]

TBH & MyDroidWorld Present: Droid 2 (2.3.20) Triple Threat

like i said i took the system sbf and just flashed it on meh phone, but to be even more sure id use that stock backup

does it matter if my droid is not 2.3.20? its 2.2.20 i believe since its been rooted ive been told not to update if it was cause it could blow up, well not really blow up but you catch my drift.

 

[swagmonster]

If your sbfing I believe your current version doesn't matter, if you do a complete sbf to 2.3.2 then u don't need to update becuz thts the latest update, double check tho

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[quayday8]

If your sbfing I believe your current version doesn't matter, if you do a complete sbf to 2.3.2 then u don't need to update becuz thts the latest update, double check tho

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SBFing to 2.3.2 will be you bringing your phone to the most recent update. With that you could stay stock no problem. I use 2.3.2 as my safety net along with my nandroid when I start playing with ROMS.