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Root Liberty on. 595?

No.

It doesn't work like that. When you flash a ROM - actually, when you flash ANYTHING - all it's doing is manipulating the file system to copy files back and forth. It's not doing anything magic like transforming your installation into the same installation + ROM features. It's just removing part or all of your current install and replacing it.

The ROM is built off a base Android version, and that's the version it'll run on always. Best case, when you flash a ROM over a dissimilar Android version, it'll remove your current version, install its version, and boot. Worst case, it will throw you into a boot loop and you'll have to SBF.
 
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