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How to root the Droid X2?
Use Gingerbreak. Available here:
[26.04.2011][v1.2] GingerBreak APK (root for GingerBread) - xda-developers I emailed myself the file. This is my first android phone and first rooting experience, this couldn't have been easier. After this I installed the following applications: Allow applications to elevate to super user rights https://market.android.com/details?i...fou.android.su Allows "freezing" of bloatware (recommended instead of deleting the files so over the air, OTA, updates are not affected) https://market.android.com/details?id=com.bloatfreezer |
Re: How to root the Droid X2?
Titanium Backup also allows freezing of apps, but I think you would need to DL BusyBox as well as SU.
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Re: How to root the Droid X2?
Titanium back installs Busybox for you after you root. I am getting mine today and it will be rooted within 15 minutes :D
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Re: How to root the Droid X2?
Have either of you (or anyone else) used Titanium Backup? I would like to backup my email settings (both gmail and an imap account). On windows mobile I was able to create a cab (android equivalent of an apk file) which I would install and it would restore my email settings.
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Re: How to root the Droid X2?
I purchased Titanium Backup Pro, and i use it. It was able to remove all the Verizon bloat safely after backing it up. It automatically backs up contacts, mail, and more. I like it and it is useful. You must have a rooted device however.
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Yes it can.
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