OTA and Titanium Backup restore question

lyrictenor1

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Right now I'm rooted but otherwise stock with my Bionic. Per what I posted in another discussion, I couldn't pull the OTA update until after I performed a factory reset, BUT before I restored the phone with a full backup courtesy of Titanium Backup.

My question is this: If I performed a factory reset, pulled the update, and THEN proceeded to restore my phone back to its previous stats (apps, settings) via TiBu, would that work?

Thanks in advance!

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I restored APPS and APPLICATION settings via TiBU after the OTA with no issues. Just make sure you do not restore SYSTEM SETTINGS -- just the APPS and APP SETTINGS.
 
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Okay, so I performed the factory reset and was able to download the OTA, and then I restored apps and system data via TiBu. When I downloaded the OTA I indicated that I wanted to install it later, and th system said that it would remind me in an hour. Is there a way to force it to install sooner?

I tried check for the update again under "phone info " but after I restored via TiBu I of course received the same "Check for update not available at this time" message.

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I restored APPS and APPLICATION settings via TiBU after the OTA with no issues. Just make sure you do not restore SYSTEM SETTINGS -- just the APPS and APP SETTINGS.

Ripper, thanks for the tip. I'll try and see if I can do it with restring the system settings first before going the route you suggested...

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Post up how that goes. Everything I've read is that you should not restore systems settings unless you are applying them to the exact firmware/rom rev you backed up from due to potential differences. Doing so can result in boot-loops, application force closes, and general instability. Not saying it'll happen -- but be aware.
 
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