从9.1到10.1升级CyanogenMod而不丢失信息？ -- cyanogenmod 领域 和 updates 领域 android 相关 的问题

I am running Cyanogenmod 9.1 on my Samsung Galaxy SII, and would like to upgrade to version 10.1. Is there a way to do this upgrade without wiping all my apps and settings from my phone?

If not, is there a good backup strategy (what should I backup, and how) for relatively easy restoration after upgrading the Cyanogenmod rom?

Thank you.

Here's some advice for moving between any two Android ROMs that will serve you well:

• First, do a full nandroid backup if you're not feeling completely confident. You can do this in CWM Recovery, or via ADB (Android Debug Bridge). This will create an "image" of your entire device.
• Now that you're safe from screwing anything up beyond repair, go ahead and use TitaniumBackup to backup all your system settings and your user apps (I usually don't backup system apps as this might cause problems). Backups will be saved on your /sdcard/ and will not disappear when you wipe.
• (Before this step, make sure you have the ROM zip files on your sdcard, otherwise you'll have to add them via ADB) Go into CWM Recovery and wipe your device (cache and data). Remember, /sdcard/ is still fine. Now install your shiny new ROM.
• When you've booted your new ROM, install TitaniumBackup first of all. It will recognize that there's already TitaniumBackup files on the sdcard (from before), and you'll be able to batch install your apps and restore system settings.

Some advice on restoring backups: be conservative. Start by restoring apps without user data, as old data may break the app. If somethings missing and it annoys you, restore that app only with data. Same goes for restoring system settings, deselect everything and just restore what you really want (usually just WiFi hotspots for me).

First of all, do a nandroid backup from recovery to have a backup of your current phone.

Since you're upgrading not only from a Cyanogenmod release but also an Android release, it is recomended to do a full wipe (/cache, /system and /data) to avoid boot loops and general problems with the upgrade.

If you want to backup all your data, despite doing the nandroid, you can use Titanium Backup, as it will let you backup your apps, data and also some system information (accounts, call log, sms, wifi settings, ...). Just take some care as some system information might not work if you restore it directly when upgrading from ICS to JB. User applications and its data files should be safe to restore.

Upgrading from CM9 to CM10.1 usually requires a FRESH install. I had to do it this way too. It's not recommended to use Titanium Backup because of possible issues. Read the WARNING at the bottom.

Here are the steps recommended by DonAndroid.

1. Download the CyanogenMod 10.1 ROM for your device.

2. Copy the downloaded zip file on root of your SD card.

3. Boot your device into custom Recovery mode.

4. Perform a NANDROID Backup from Recovery.

5. Now wipe the data by selecting xe2x80x9cwipe data/factory resetxe2x80x9d.

6. Also wipe the cache partition from xe2x80x9cwipe cache partitionxe2x80x9d option.

7. Select install zip from sdcard > choose zip from sdcard.

8. Select the CyanogenMod 10.1 zip file to kick off the installation.

9. After installation is complete, select xe2x80x9creboot system nowxe2x80x9d.

Your phone will now reboot to update CM9 to CM10.1.

WARNING

# CM 10.1 is based on Android 4.2.1. Any and all proprietary applications that you have installed outside of CM should be updated to their 4.2.1 counterparts. Do not use the 4.1 versions of proprietary applications, else you will experience difficulties.  # Finally, we always advise that you create a backup before any update. Do note, however, that due to Android 4.2 changes to support multi-user mode, your backups will automatically be transferred to /sdcard/0/[backup folder]. Remember this when attempting to restore 10.0.