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Root Flashing but not Wiping

tfleming23

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Nov 8, 2009
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Ok I have a problem. I rooted and became, as many of the rest of you have, addicted to flashing new ROMS. I get the feeling that this addiction will need to be fed more and more as leaks of 2.2 start poking out since it is now rumored to be coming.

However, this causes an issue for me. My company was very reluctant to let me move away from the blackberry and to the Droid and have recently decided that I have to use the Goodlink Enterprise app for email. If/when I do a data/cache wipe because I've changed ROMS I cannot re-activate the email without my IT department generating a new PIN for me.

Any ideas for how I can get around this because, quite frankly, IT SUCKS.
 
Have you tried backing up your Goodlink Enterprise app and data using Titanium Backup, then restoring it (app and data) after you flash the new ROM? If you've tried that and it doesn't work, I'm fresh out of ideas.

That would be my suggestion as well... then if it doesn't work you can always go to IT and say you accidently deleted it...

As far as updating ROMs if it doesn't work... I would become friends with the IT guys (I suggest this for everyone in any job... :) )
 
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Yeah, I tried that. Restoring App+Data with Titanium will restore the inbox and Good back to where it was before I wiped, but it won't allow anything new to come through, so it just sits at the point from where it was restored too.

One of the IT guys knows what I am doing, and where he is frowning upon it that is the extent. He won't keep regenerating me unlimited PIN's so I am trying to figure out another way if there is one.
 
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you don't always have to wipe data... especially when its an update for the same ROM. Switching from ROMs with different developers might give you problems though. So I suggest that you find a ROM you like and stick with it. Or if you just have to try the new ROM from whoever... try to update without wiping data. If it doesn't give you any noticeable problems then you're good to go.
 
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