Not too far back after FroYo crept out the Verizon trapdoor I took the opportunity to reapply the base sock the 2.1.0 ROM (which started me at scratch), Rooted and S_Off'f before applying the 2.1.1 update THEN the 2.2 Froyo via an clean RUU (which, once again left me a fresh virginal 2.2 Froyo, albeit Rooted and S-Off'd)
Can one do the same again? - e.g. Can I Nanodroid backup (for safety's sake) followed by a good hard Titanium Backup, then just apply the November OTA as another RUU (forcing me to then restore all my apps etc again with Titanium),
If I do this then just restore my Titanium backup would I be pretty much at square 2 (rooted, OTA'd and all my settings pretty much back to normal, albeit with the inevitable reappearance of the dreaded Verizon fluff apps?
A week or so back my SO made the rather (almost fatal) mistake of applying the OTA for me
(ahhh, the innocence of youth!) which forced me back to restore a October based Nanodroid Backup then reapplying my latest Titanium files to get the phone relatively back to normal. So that was a quick recovery considering. 
However I would like to get this bloody thing install one way or 'tother and doing a fresh install always seems to be recommended...
Can one do the same again? - e.g. Can I Nanodroid backup (for safety's sake) followed by a good hard Titanium Backup, then just apply the November OTA as another RUU (forcing me to then restore all my apps etc again with Titanium),
If I do this then just restore my Titanium backup would I be pretty much at square 2 (rooted, OTA'd and all my settings pretty much back to normal, albeit with the inevitable reappearance of the dreaded Verizon fluff apps?
A week or so back my SO made the rather (almost fatal) mistake of applying the OTA for me
(ahhh, the innocence of youth!) which forced me back to restore a October based Nanodroid Backup then reapplying my latest Titanium files to get the phone relatively back to normal. So that was a quick recovery considering. However I would like to get this bloody thing install one way or 'tother and doing a fresh install always seems to be recommended...
