unroot and. 893 question

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Okay so couldn't i just open up bootstrap, return to stock, unroot with pete's then use p3's forever root method and then update to. 893? Or do i havw to do it the FXZ way?
 

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Okay so couldn't i just open up bootstrap, return to stock, unroot with pete's then use p3's forever root method and then update to. 893? Or do i havw to do it the FXZ way?

I was basically stock with root and deodexed so I just went into CWM Recovery and used Advanced Restore to just restore my system since it was the only thing that was changed. Then I applied the forever root method and installed the update to .893.
 
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So I don't have to unroot?

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So I just need to go stock, and it doesn't matter which program I use to go stock correct?

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So I just need to go stock, and it doesn't matter which program I use to go stock correct?

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If you have a backup that is stock/root. All you have to do is go into CWM recovery and under backup and restore choose advance restore then restore just the system. This way you don't lose all your data. You could FXZ through rsd lite but there really isn't any reason to. I went to .893 to get the newer baseband and kernel then back using p3droids method and didn't have to wipe data.

Edit: when I say stock/root backup I mean one that has an odexed system.

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Deodexed??? Sorry retard moment, I know enough just not everything.

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With the .odex files still in the /system. Did you make a backup right after you rooted?

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Oh, yeah, I did.

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