now what?

[marshhunter]

ok i have rooted my droid x with the 4.5.605 and have down loaded busy box titanium backup... how do i back up my phone? and what should i do next??

thanks for the help... very new to this rooting thing
stephen

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[popcenator]

You'll need D2 Bootstrap recovery from the market.

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[DirtyDroid]

You'll need Droid 2 bootstrap first...titanium will back up your apps ...bootstrap will back up your phone

Wow see yah got some ninja skills tonight pops lol

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[jwalz]

You can backup your Apps with titanium backup.. settings hard key then batch then hit the run button on the backup Apps and data. Make sure NOT to hit system data
Back up York phone with clockwork recovery with d2 bootstrapper

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[Nemo aeternamn]

after you get the bootstrap mentioned above... most of the time.. in the op of what you wanna try.. it will tell you how you run it

[marshhunter]

You can backup your Apps with titanium backup.. settings hard key then batch then hit the run button on the backup Apps and data. Make sure NOT to hit system data
Back up York phone with clockwork recovery with d2 bootstrapper

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so i hit the backup all user apps and system data??

[DirtyDroid]

Not system data

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[rogcontact]

Just get MyBackup Root or Pro, it will do the same thing (if not more) but it's easier.

[Nemo aeternamn]

Just get MyBackup Root or Pro, it will do the same thing (if not more) but it's easier.

I don't think it does more... But the same thing... Ya...

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[rogcontact]

Well, for example, it backs up some data like SMS, MMS, contacts, etc... and allows you to restore them to a completely different Android version...
So you can take that from Android 2.x and restore it to Android 3.x or 4.x for example. I don't think titanium can do that.