QUOTE(wynx @ Sep 2 2012, 04:33 PM)
Hi there, i am fairly new in android. Owned a HTC Diamond2 till 10 days ago when the maxis deal became too good to ignore, so got myself a blue 16G s3. Rooted for backup purposes. Can i find out whether what i think is correct?
1. My titanium backup can be copied into my external microsd. If something bad happens, i can always copy the information back to internal memory, use TB and restore, correct?
2. ROM manager created the backup in my internal memory. Not sure why. So in order to open up more space, i moved the whole folder into my external microsd. If i need to restore, can ROM manager restore from my external or do i need to copy it back into my internal memory?
3. Lastly, since i have already rooted my phone, do i need to re-root if i do a minor ICS update? I am not referring to the major ICS to JB update, just the small incremental update of ICS that pops up on and off.
Thanks in advance to all the sifus and experienced users out there.
1 - U can always select where u want it to be copied , internal or external memory . Save u the trouble of coping here and there and corrupt the files 1. My titanium backup can be copied into my external microsd. If something bad happens, i can always copy the information back to internal memory, use TB and restore, correct?
2. ROM manager created the backup in my internal memory. Not sure why. So in order to open up more space, i moved the whole folder into my external microsd. If i need to restore, can ROM manager restore from my external or do i need to copy it back into my internal memory?
3. Lastly, since i have already rooted my phone, do i need to re-root if i do a minor ICS update? I am not referring to the major ICS to JB update, just the small incremental update of ICS that pops up on and off.
Thanks in advance to all the sifus and experienced users out there.
2 - What backup are u referring 2 ? Sorry , didnt use ROM Manager for a while . Best is go recovery and backup and restore from there
3 - Sorry , havent update using KIES for a long time
Sep 2 2012, 05:03 PM

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