AOKP to JellyBean

ObieNobie

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I'm on AOKP build 38 but I'd like to try JB. I've never switched from a Rom so what steps do I need to do? And most importantly do I have to delete all of my data or can I titanium backup it and keep it all?

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Its just like flashing a custom ROM. Just wipe data , delvik and partition. Install from zip. I went from AOKP 40 and I flashed JB from vicious jelly bean. The GAPPs were included. After that you can just set your Google account etc as you normally would. This had Franco kernel included. I guess you could choose your own. You would want to back up every thing. There is also an app to back up your call log and SMS.
 
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Just a bit of advice, I used Titanium before I went to Vicious Jelly Bean, and it gave me boot loops and I had to use a nandroid.
 

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Just a bit of advice, I used Titanium before I went to Vicious Jelly Bean, and it gave me boot loops and I had to use a nandroid.
Did you restore system data? Because I am on vicious jb and used titanium with no issue.

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Did you restore system data? Because I am on vicious jb and used titanium with no issue.

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System data and apps, glad it worked for you though. I wish it did for me! I ended up just taking screenshots of everything so I could have my homescreens set up the same as before, haha.
 

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System data and apps, glad it worked for you though. I wish it did for me! I ended up just taking screenshots of everything so I could have my homescreens set up the same as before, haha.

Well that's what happened. You are never supposed to restore system data when going between android versions.

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As another precaution. Its also good to wipe the system in advanced.

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