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[Raw Dodge]

I was using safestrap initially,but after reading on the eclipse .01 thread I decided to get rid of it,I fastbooted back,and stasrted over...I deleted all my safestrap files and backups from my SD card,and installed bootstrap. Ive used bootstrap extensively on my droid x and x2,and when i made the first backup,I noticed it took a very long time to make it,over 10 minutes,also wiping data took almost 5 minutes,compared to my other phones,and my gtab,it wass very slow...so i made a backup of the stock fresh 2.3.6 leaked software,and flashed eclipse...after setting it all up i made another backup and tried to go back to the stock rom,and the md5s matched,it went thru almost to the end,and said system backup failed....when i rebooted,it was as if i factory reset.i was back on the stock rom but it was wiped...so i did another factory rest to be sure i was clean,and now im back on the stock rom....anyone know if the long backup times are normal and what might have happened...I bet i restored 200 backups on my droid x and never had one issue...Im afraid to try to go to my backup of eclipse again....i dont have time to set it up again today...lol.

[mopar57]

Yes that sounds normal, mine takes longer than my previous phones.
Did you make sure you were on version .173 before flashing eclipse?

[Raw Dodge]

Yes I was definitely on. 173. That leak saved me from getting rid of this phone ...I literally have no data when I'm not on. .173...I tried going back to try a different Rom....forget it this thing is a wifi only phone on. 744 or .748...

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[listenman20]

that fail has happened to me everytime i've tried to restore. to get around it i usually wipe data/factory reset then restore...let it fail then reboot. it has actually restored the system but not the data....then i boot back in if i want to restore my data and use the advanced restore to just get data. so far...for me....it's worked everytime! if i forget to wipe before a restore i just boot back into the sotck recovery and wipe data/factory reset then reboot.

[Raw Dodge]

Thanks...What's ironic is that I needed to sign into Google again....it was like a factory reset ....

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