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[joshuahist]

Question. If I go back from the Safe side (the custom ROM) to the non-safe side (Stock ROM) what happens to the custom ROM?

Is this a really dumb question or does nobody really know? My real question is can I just go back and forth and each ROM will still be there? I am assuming that all data is lost each switch back and forth.

[drumtrucker]

Is this a really dumb question or does nobody really know? My real question is can I just go back and forth and each ROM will still be there? I am assuming that all data is lost each switch back and forth.

your custom ROM (safeside) is unaffected by switching to other (unsafe/stock) side

[DEMO333]

Is this a really dumb question or does nobody really know? My real question is can I just go back and forth and each ROM will still be there? I am assuming that all data is lost each switch back and forth.

No ur data will back up all the time u switch on safe or unsafe mode u dont have to wary about to lose data

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[_base2]

Is there a version compatible with ICS 84?

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[_base2]

Nope. I'm pretty sure Safestrap doesn't work correctly with any of the leaks.

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That's what I was thinking too... but I saw dhacker tweeted that people are crazy for using bootstrap and to use safestrap... and he also is building AOKP for the 84/85 kernel so I got confused... lol

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[STiK]

If anything doesn't work, it would most likely be restoring non safe backups.

[_base2]

If anything doesn't work, it would most likely be restoring non safe backups.

Considering we can't flash to the primary system, it's sorta useless for the ICS leak folks... cwm on boot it is... lol

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[STiK]

If there were anything to flash you can switch between safe/non safe and and backup/restore safe side installs. You just can't restore a non safe backup. Since there are no roms to flash it's kinda pointless at the moment.

[_base2]

Well the main reason I want a recovery on-boot is for a safety net so that I can mod my system. Not really interested in flashing anything yet. And since safestrap backup/restore no worky, I'm just going to go with cwm-on-boot instead. Considering if I flash ss then change my mind it's a pain to uninstall and increases bootloop risk if I were to switch to BS. Thx for the reply dude

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