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    06-28-2011 10:28 PM
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    Uninstalling a theme...

    I've made a mess by not backing up and restoring between themes. Is there any way to get back to stock? I'm running aosp liberty on my droid x, can I re-flash the rom over itself without wiping?

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    06-28-2011 11:13 PM
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    Yes you should be able to just flash the rom without wiping to get back to stock. Like installing a theme you probably would want to wipe cache as well. I normally do on my D2 and it seems to work out pretty well for me.
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    Yes you should be able to just flash the rom without wiping to get back to stock. Like installing a theme you probably would want to wipe cache as well. I normally do on my D2 and it seems to work out pretty well for me.
    When people say write cache, does that mean cache partition or dalvik cache?

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    That's wipe, not write. Thanks, swype.

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    06-28-2011 11:47 PM
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    I feel ya, I am trying to get used to swype as well.

    But yes I was referring to cache partition, dalvik shouldnt be necessary but you could always do it for good measure if you want to.
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