This is how I got it to dual boot CM7 with EncounterICS with Boot Manager on my DX:
1. Do a Nandroid Backup of your CM7 install
2. Backup Apps with Titanium Backup (preferably Pro)
3. Load up Boot Manager
4. Pick one of your other slots than Phone ROM and pick "Install Zip"
5. The bottom option is "Restore Nandroid"
6. Pick your Nandroid that you just backed up.
7. Let it do its thing. May take 10 mins or so.
Now you have CM7 loaded into an SD ROM Slot. It's time to put ICS in the phone slot.
8. Scroll over to the Phone ROM (on the left). Boot Recovery.
9. In CWM, Wipe Data/Cache, then Dalvik (under Advanced)
10. Install the EncounterICS zip file
11. Install GAPPS 5.1 (for ICS)
12. Reboot
Now you're in ICS
13. Install Titanium
14. In Titanium, settings button, batch Restore missing apps with data.
You want to avoid restoring data if possible, since the system is set up differently than CM7 and it can lead to errors.
If you have trouble restoring apps (Titanium crashes while doing batch), do the following:
In Titanium, go to preferences (settings button), App processing mode (It's almost all the way at the bottom, and you need pro for this). Select Interactive. Now it will prompt you for each app but it gets it done, easier than downloading and installing them again.
To go back to CM7:
1. Install Boot Manager again.
2. Select the ROM Slot you stored your Nandroid in and Load ROM.
I honestly couldn't notice the speed difference running off the SD card.
To go back again to ICS:
1. Open Boot Manager.
2. Select your Phone ROM and Boot ROM.
I love EncounterICS and it's worth sacrificing the Camera functionality for me. I actually can't believe that Google/VZ pretend that it's the phone hardware that doesn't support ICS when ICS is noticeably faster and smoother. Obviously a ploy for newer phone sales.
Good work everyone who worked on this ROM!!!



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we can fix this haha