[Q] remove cleanrom

rakeshm01 said:

Guys

I wonder if i could ask how to go about removing clean rom and going back to a stock rom with Root.
I have thus far done the following.
rooted device
installed twrp
installed clean rom

I want to remove clean rom for a number of reasons.
1. I regularly get "email not responding" messages that come up every couple of hours or so.
2. The above also happens for S Planner
3. The battery usage has gone crazy - i get massive drain from around 40% which will drain to 15% in an hour or so of video watching (never happened before)
4. I get a stutter every 30 mins of video watching on MX player (streaming) - never happened before.

So to that end, id like to go back to a stock rom and keep root and freeze the bloat ware.

Any idea on what i need to wipe in TWRP before going back to ODIN to flash the ROM. Is it the following
WIPE

• dalvik Cache,
• Cache
• System
• Data

Or do not do any of this, and just flash the stock Rom in Odin?

Any clues?

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rakeshm01 said:

Thanks for the response mate.

So if i wipe data, what do i check in TWRP, before i flash the stock rom?

Just "data"
or do i do all of the following
dalvik chache
cache
system
data

Its a bit of a mine field to know what to delete and what not to.. i have no idea what the above even means!

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rakeshm01 said:

nrage23 said:

Wipe data and then odin the factory image and you should be golden. Then set it up and reroot via chainfire's method. Here is a link to getting back to stock with a Tab Pro 8.4 which is the same process for the Note 2014. Just make sure you use a .tar image for the Note 2014 and you will be good to go.


Sorry - last question!

SO when you say wipe data - you mean just tick the data box on twrp but leave everything else (ie dalvik cache, cache, system)?

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You can just do the TWRP factory reset if you want. The odin flash will wipe everything but data though.

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