Friends, I am trying to gain root access to my Droid x2 running GB 2.3.3
I have been trying to use Gingerbreak 1.20.
I have "Allow installation of non-market apps" checked,
and I have USB debugging checked.
When I run Gingerbreak it tells me that is configuring my phone for root access,
but it hangs there, like it's thinking, but goes forever.
I finally just rebooted, and no changes were made to the phone.
Can someone assist me with this please?
Thanks for your time!
exgi said:
Friends, I am trying to gain root access to my Droid x2 running GB 2.3.3
I have been trying to use Gingerbreak 1.20.
I have "Allow installation of non-market apps" checked,
and I have USB debugging checked.
When I run Gingerbreak it tells me that is configuring my phone for root access,
but it hangs there, like it's thinking, but goes forever.
I finally just rebooted, and no changes were made to the phone.
Can someone assist me with this please?
Thanks for your time!
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Gingerbreak does not work on Motorola or HTC devices running 2.3.3 or higher. To root your Droid x2 on 2.3.3 please refer to the rooting method here.
A quick look in the Dev section could have answered this, but you're new so I wouldn't be too harsh. I didn't have any luck with the one click, so I copied all the files over to my sd card and then used adb.
Thank you Overmind, I will look at your link as suggested. If it's too deep, I will just stick to stock GB. Thanks again for your assistance my friend!!
exgi said:
Thank you Overmind, I will look at your link as suggested. If it's too deep, I will just stick to stock GB. Thanks again for your assistance my friend!!
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It's not too hard, and it's a good learning experience. All you gotta do is have adb installed on your computer and then just run the commands.
0vermind said:
Gingerbreak does not work on Motorola or HTC devices running 2.3.3 or higher. To root your Droid x2 on 2.3.3 please refer to the rooting method here.
A quick look in the Dev section could have answered this, but you're new so I wouldn't be too harsh. I didn't have any luck with the one click, so I copied all the files over to my sd card and then used adb.
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Thanks to all who offered advice on the rooting of my Dx2.
I achived root / Superuser using the following link;
http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php...ne-Click-added-for-Windows-Linux-OSX)&p=75934
Worked like a charm, took about 5 minutes.
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I will start off by apologizing for my ignorance, but I am new to rooting. I have had my Atrix for i guess a month or two now and I am wanting to root it. I just dont know where to start for rooting I've read that superoneclick isnt good to use and I tried aRoot but when i opened titanium backup it is saying it isnt rooted. Does anyone else have links to other threads helping with rooting or a Faq or tutorial on how to? Im not sure how to even get the files onto my phone and such and help will be greatly appreciated thank you all very much!
the superoneclick and aroot threads have all of the info you need to root your phone. if you cannot manage to do it by following the instructions already provided i really dont think you should be messing with your phone. they are basically one click solutions. i have tried both and they worked as described. you might want to go to youtube and watch videos of it being done
hondaguy said:
the superoneclick and aroot threads have all of the info you need to root your phone. if you cannot manage to do it by following the instructions already provided i really dont think you should be messing with your phone. they are basically one click solutions. i have tried both and they worked as described. you might want to go to youtube and watch videos of it being done
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Ive done super one click and it stops doing anything at psneuter so idk what to do about that and ive dont aRoot and it installs superuser and everything go through the process and says its rooted but when i opend titanium backup to verify that it is rooted it says it is not...That is not my fault.
Hxcmetal said:
Ive done super one click and it stops doing anything at psneuter so idk what to do about that and ive dont aRoot and it installs superuser and everything go through the process and says its rooted but when i opend titanium backup to verify that it is rooted it says it is not...That is not my fault.
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Either you didn't enable Debugging or you're running 4.1.57.
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Either you didn't enable Debugging or you're running 4.1.57.
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Ah Im running 1.57...actually didn't know that affected it. tonight im going to attempt to flash back to 1.26
Hxcmetal said:
Ah Im running 1.57...actually didn't know that affected it. tonight im going to attempt to flash back to 1.26
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Good luck. Just make sure to use a short filename if you have problems with RSDLite. Some people aren't able to flash because of that. I was one of them but it flashed just fine.
Enable Wifi and enter your MotoBlur ID and you'll be able to go ahead and root on 1.2.6. Then you can check for updates and run the update. Use GladRoot as there's a rooting batch file, as well as another file to run after you upgrade. It also enables Sideloading (non-market apps) as well as tethering if you so wish.
If you can get ADB working then you won't have any trouble.
bongd said:
Good luck. Just make sure to use a short filename if you have problems with RSDLite. Some people aren't able to flash because of that. I was one of them but it flashed just fine.
Enable Wifi and enter your MotoBlur ID and you'll be able to go ahead and root on 1.2.6. Then you can check for updates and run the update. Use GladRoot as there's a rooting batch file, as well as another file to run after you upgrade. It also enables Sideloading (non-market apps) as well as tethering if you so wish.
If you can get ADB working then you won't have any trouble.
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This seems so much more difficult than jailbreaking haha
Hmmm well Im going to try and get this to flash back before i worry about rooting -_-
This is a fantastic guide, I highly recommend it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=12631216&postcount=2911
So, I am new to this site and to the android community. I apologize if I sound stupid to any of you but if you aren't going to help I'd appreciate it if you just ignored me.
Anyway, I got my Atrix a couple days ago on AT&T and started learning about rooting and such. Everything on it is still stock, last night I upgraded to Gingerbread from Froyo and I'd just like to know if there's any specific rooting program, method I can use right now for 4.5.91 Also, when I upgraded I lost my music player widget, is there I can get it back without going back to Froyo?
Follow the procedure in the second link in my signature. Since you had root before you updated go into settings manage applications clear app data for superuser.
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phobos512 said:
Follow the procedure in the second link in my signature. Since you had root before you updated go into settings manage applications clear app data for superuser.
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will there be any severe consequences if I screw up?
Use gingerbreak.
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TheToiletSpaula said:
Use gingerbreak.
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I've read that gingerbreak doesn't work with this version. I'll look it up though.
phobos512 said:
follow the procedure in the second link in my signature. Since you had root before you updated go into settings manage applications clear app data for superuser.
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^^^^^ only way to root gb and probably the best way if there are other methods
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^^^^^ only way to root gb and probably the best way if there are other methods
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cool, just one question. Am I supposed to have the device connected to my computer the whole time? and if not between which steps should I connect/ disconnect it? also, when I put the root.img in the C: folder, do I put the zip file or just the .img inside of it?
phobos512 said:
Follow the procedure in the second link in my signature. Since you had root before you updated go into settings manage applications clear app data for superuser.
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If you are just trying to "root" your phone only, YES, this is the best method.
Thanks for posting this and providing the link in your signature. I was crapping myself reading the other post about how the new updates bricks your phone but no one said if you are just looking to root your stock OTA's you'll be fine. So, thanks again. They should sticky this under "If you are just running stock and want to root without unlocked BL/pudding use this"
PSY0NIC
PSY0NIC said:
If you are just trying to "root" your phone only, YES, this is the best method.
Thanks for posting this and providing the link in your signature. I was crapping myself reading the other post about how the new updates bricks your phone but no one said if you are just looking to root your stock OTA's you'll be fine. So, thanks again. They should sticky this under "If you are just running stock and want to root without unlocked BL/pudding use this"
PSY0NIC
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Since this is the 1st time I've seen some one say it this way....
If you are just trying to "root" your phone only, YES, this is the best method.
Brand new phone, all stock... just want root.... use gingerbreak?
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Hi all,
Renaissance613, can you post if you had success and if you ran into any problems? I have the same setup as you (2.3.4/4.5.91) and I'm nervous about rooting so soon after the update (I just installed it).
Also, I'm wondering if I will have to undo this root when another automatic update gets pushed down, or if it will just unroot like my gingerbreak root did. I don't have/intend to use any ROMs. I like stock phone with phone-pulled updates and rooted.
In any case, thanks for the link phobos512 - and thanks to this community of developers and users. You guys are awesome.
Hambone~
hambone123 said:
Hi all,
Renaissance613, can you post if you had success and if you ran into any problems? I have the same setup as you (2.3.4/4.5.91) and I'm nervous about rooting so soon after the update (I just installed it).
Also, I'm wondering if I will have to undo this root when another automatic update gets pushed down, or if it will just unroot like my gingerbreak root did. I don't have/intend to use any ROMs. I like stock phone with phone-pulled updates and rooted.
In any case, thanks for the link phobos512 - and thanks to this community of developers and users. You guys are awesome.
Hambone~
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I'm about to try it but I'm still confused about a few things like when exactly to connect or disconnect my phone and what to do after I've entered all the commands on my computer, will it install by itself? This is my first time rooting a phone, and my first time even owning an android so I want to make sure I know exactly what I'm doing
I hear you man, it's nerve wracking to worry that you're going to brick your phone. I did the gingerbreak on the last release and it worked perfectly. I'm sure this method will work fine as well, as you said I just want to be sure I'm doing the right thing for my goal: stock phone/downloaded updates/rooted. Best of luck, and thanks to anyone who gives us noobs some more reassurance.
this is by far the best method to root on gingerbread, but i dont see any reason to root but to only flash custom roms, i only needed root pre-GB to allow non market apps, and the new GB OTA UPDATE allows non market apps, so im pretty happy with wat i got, before i updated to the OTA GB i had BL unlocked and rooted, just flashed back to 1.2.6 to be rid of root and unlocked BL, then just went throught the OTA updates to get to GB and im loving it, dont really care to flash any other custom roms, BUT BEWARE DOING THE OTA TO GB AND UNLOCKING THE BL THEN TRYIN TO FLASH BACK TO A STOCK ROM WILL HARD BRICK SO DO YOUR RESEARCH so if u dont want a hard bricked phone dont do the ota stick to custom roms and ignore all OTA'S
so I got through the fastboot reboot command, phone booted back up automatically, then put the phone into debug. Then typed in the adb shell code and said the specified path could not be found.
Now I was still in the command prompt that said the c:/root
What did I do wrong?
So, adb says it is a bad path?? Do this instead..it is easier and it works -- I did it this way last night!
After "moto-fastboot reboot", once your phone has completely rebooted, go to the Android Market and download and install "Terminal Emulator." Once it is instslled and you have opened it, enter the EXACT SAME commands that you were going to type into the Adb Shell..once again, type in the commands VERBATIM. After the last command, there should be a message saying (in terminal emulator) that it was successful! Congrats, you have achieved root access on the AT&T issued stock Gingerbread 2.3.4 build! I hope it works for you!
~Eric
savier420 said:
this is by far the best method to root on gingerbread, but i dont see any reason to root but to only flash custom roms, i only needed root pre-GB to allow non market apps, and the new GB OTA UPDATE allows non market apps, so im pretty happy with wat i got.
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I'm very vanilla. I root pretty much entirely for free wireless tethering and being able to delete bloatware.
Hello everyone, I am still a little confused between what will or what will not brick my phone. I appreciate your responses.
I am still in froyo 2.2.2 (firmware 1.8.3), rooted using GladRoot method (rooted in previous firmware, then upgraded to 1.83 and used the AfterUpdate.bat.
I am afraid to do the updrade to GB because after reading a looot of threads here on this I am completely confused on what will brick my atrix and what not. If I upgrade to GB OTA, will that brick my phone? if it doesn't brick it, what does? if I upgrade to GB OTA will I able to root it? what method should I use?
thanks a lot
aroca1978 said:
Hello everyone, I am still a little confused between what will or what will not brick my phone. I appreciate your responses.
I am still in froyo 2.2.2 (firmware 1.8.3), rooted using GladRoot method (rooted in previous firmware, then upgraded to 1.83 and used the AfterUpdate.bat.
I am afraid to do the updrade to GB because after reading a looot of threads here on this I am completely confused on what will brick my atrix and what not. If I upgrade to GB OTA, will that brick my phone? if it doesn't brick it, what does? if I upgrade to GB OTA will I able to root it? what method should I use?
thanks a lot
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Updating to GB won't brick your phone. After updating to GB you can't down grade to older OS (like the one your on right now) that would brick your phone. So as long as you don't plan on going back to a past OS version (and I don't know why anyone would) you'll have no problems at all. As for Rooting >follow this link< and follow the instructions there after you update to GB. It works perfectly, you don't have to unlock your BL or anything else like that to just have Root on GB. Hope this helps.
Thanks!!! That was the response I was looking for
Now, what method should I use if I were planning to unlock the bootloader?
Also, if something goes wrong and I need to reinstall the upgrade (or better, flash with GB again with a spf file) will that not brick by atrix either?
For Questions about BL Unlocking
aroca1978 said:
Thanks!!! That was the response I was looking for
Now, what method should I use if I were planning to unlock the bootloader?
Also, if something goes wrong and I need to reinstall the upgrade (or better, flash with GB again with a spf file) will that not brick by atrix either?
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Click on the link below, that thread will give you the answers and files your looking for.
> Click Here <
I did something wrong, i understand this, i have looked all over for the answer (YouTube, Google, Here, ECT.) and i haven't come up with anything, so here it goes. Shortly after buying my Droid X2 I used Gingerbreak 1.2 (on Android 2.2 Froyo) and rooted it without any problems. Later Verizon told me there was an update so i clicked it and it installed Android 2.3.3. Superuser is still present in my app launcher but i cant do things like use root explorer or file expert to change file permissions to R/W. I used Gingerbreak again to see if i could re install SU but it wont give me the option to uninstall it and if i try to install it never finishes. I am really trying to install the Eclipse ROM but i need to get over this issue first. I know I did something wrong, i just don't know what. Please help.
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I did something wrong, i understand this, i have looked all over for the answer (YouTube, Google, Here, ECT.) and i haven't come up with anything, so here it goes. Shortly after buying my Droid X2 I used Gingerbreak 1.2 (on Android 2.2 Froyo) and rooted it without any problems. Later Verizon told me there was an update so i clicked it and it installed Android 2.3.3. Superuser is still present in my app launcher but i cant do things like use root explorer or file expert to change file permissions to R/W. I used Gingerbreak again to see if i could re install SU but it wont give me the option to uninstall it and if i try to install it never finishes. I am really trying to install the Eclipse ROM but i need to get over this issue first. I know I did something wrong, i just don't know what. Please help.
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sbf back to froyo then root it then flash the prerooted gingerbread image then install system recovery and use that to flash eclipse
Ive tried this, and ive tried to fallow the Tutorial for this (Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193818). Problem is when i factory reset and try to re-root with Gignerbreak it never roots. It just stays on the "Rooting device, this may take a few minutes" window. But i will try again.
You can't use ginger break on 2.3.3, do a google search for "DROID 3 one click root", it was made for the DROID 3 but will work on the x2 running 2.3.3, and you don't have to sbf for this method.
Thanks for the help, after 3 days of research it only took about 30 minutes for you guys to help and get it working! one last question, what is everyone's recommended ROM for the X2?
Eclipse is a good one, with lots of themes. Also check the x2 development thread, there is a 2.3.4 rom ported from the atrix, and there should be more on the way.
I am running eclipse .5 and it is smooth. No issues at all.
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Hey, there seems to be a few of us(or maybe it's just me) confused about how we can root after the new update.
I just wanted to know if there was a confirmed safe way to restore root.
Thanks
Update:
Thanks to superkev. Manual way works. I can also confirm it also.
Also remember to keep your phone awake (ie. not in the locked screen)
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I tried the manual instructions from here: http://briefmobile.com/motorola-atrix-4g-root
Step 6 failed for me, possibly because I had used this method to root 2.3.4. The rest of it went perfectly. I think the 2.3.6 update changed the permissions of the su binary, so these instructions just reset that to what they're supposed to be. I am rooted again!
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I can't seem to find any root information on bell atrix 2.3.6 either.
saw some unconfirmed reports that superoneclick worked, but it doesn't work for me just sits at "Failed to set prot mask"
and then "WaitforDevice" forever...
if anyone has legit root info for the bell atrix 2.3.6 posting it would be greatly appreciated.
All I want is to install it! But im in usa so I need someone to make a fruitcake of it for me. Oh and I have also read super one click is supposedly working for some.
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I've got super one click working but superuser keeps denying all my root permissions without giving me a prompt.
DANGER!
So I tried SuperOneClick 2.3.1 and got my Bell Atrix 2.3.6 rooted.... all seemed good and Root Checker told me I was rooted. Light Flow got Super User permission and I thought I was gold!
Then my phone started freezing up and rebooting. Now I can't use the phone because it is crashing every 30 seconds. I would say avoid SuperOneClick (at least this version) for now!!
Oh, and SuperOneClick won't unroot my device so I'm kind of stuck. I would rather not reset my device and have to reinstall all my apps (which are backed up with Titanium Back-up, but which of course needs root to work...).
I'm just trying GingerBreak to unroot so we'll see how that goes.....
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... OK... so GingerBreak unrooted my phone but it is still completely hooped and the crashing woes continue... anyone with a solution on which system files I might be able to replace to fix this?!?!?
Aaaarrrg!
I tried wit Pete's first and it failed but super one click worked right from the first attempt. Before doing that though, I did a factory reset and started from scratch. Then I restored my apps only with TB. All is OK except that in market my apps list is empty with a message saying that my purchased apps will appear here. I have read that it is a known problem, but not necessarily with this update or because of rooting. In my experience super one click has otherwise been OK. Hope that helps. Don't have a solution for you except maybe trying to do a factory reset first if you are able to and then try again.
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Hey thanks. Yes, I ended up having to do a reset from the boot menu (power+vol down) and do an 'Android Recovery' which apparently wipes the system files and reinstalls the OS. My TB backups are still sitting on the internal SD but I am hesitant to re-root so I can reinstall TB and restore... what build of SuperOneClick did you use?
I tried with SuperOneClick 2.3.1.0 (latest). It says that it worked, but even after rebooting, my apps are being denied root access.
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I tried the manual instructions from here: http://briefmobile.com/motorola-atrix-4g-root
Step 6 failed for me, possibly because I had used this method to root 2.3.4. The rest of it went perfectly. I think the 2.3.6 update changed the permissions of the su binary, so these instructions just reset that to what they're supposed to be. I am rooted again!
I just updated to 2.3.6 and used the Briefmobile method to root and can also confirm that it is working. I had previously used this method to do 2.3.4 and had no issues on 2.3.6. Cheers
I might caution those who are not on AT&T about using the "manual" root method from BriefMobile. It was built with AT&T 2.3.4 files. Flashing the root.img in fastboot flashes those files to your /preinstall folder possibly hosing your Bell specific files. This has in the past, and possibly could in the future cause issues when trying to install future updates.
For those of you who have done it, can you look in /preinstall/md5 and see if you have att files?
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superoneclick 2.3.1.0
this works flawlessly and on first attempt. so easy!
gingerbreak 1.2 didn't work this time, but it was useful to me for unrooting.
just make sure you do that before installing the update, and follow the superoneclick instructions.
too early to comment on battery life, and other than the keyboard I don't notice any aesthetic changes.
bell atrix
Remember to flash back the original preinstall image to avoid update issues.
Cheers!
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For those of you who have done it, can you look in /preinstall/md5 and see if you have att files?
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That directory does contain some ATT and Cingular files. However, I used this method to root 2.3.4 and it didn't prevent me from installing the 2.3.6 update. I'm hoping I won't have any trouble going to ICS (fingers crossed that such a thing will even happen!)
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That directory does contain some ATT and Cingular files. However, I used this method to root 2.3.4 and it didn't prevent me from installing the 2.3.6 update. I'm hoping I won't have any trouble going to ICS (fingers crossed that such a thing will even happen!)
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Good deal. I had to help a few revert that folder when updating from 2.2.2 to 2.3.4 due to missing the gameloft stuff, but if it didn't effect your update that's good news.
Just in case, here's the 2.3.6 Bell stock preinstall.img to flash via moto-fastboot (thanks to NFHimself's new Gobstopper): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C098P9IV
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I used the manual way to root with the 2.3.6 update but TB is saying it can't can't gain root access and su keeps fc'ing on me. Anyone have any ideas what could be causing this? I also tried the superone click method but during the exe install on my pc it keeps stopping saying i don't have an internet connection????
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I also tried the superone click method but during the exe install on my pc it keeps stopping saying i don't have an internet connection????
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that's weird. you definitely don't need internet access to perform the root (i was offline), provided you have superoneclick and phone drivers installed i'd say. does the driver check feature complain about it too?
Yeah, i thought it was strange too. It doesn't give me that error with the driver check, only when it is going through the install process of the exe.
Sometimes you need to treat your phone like a computer when it starts acting weird, save yourself some hassle and just do a format/factory reset and start fresh.
i used Doomlord's Rooting Toolkit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1319653 it worked in 30 sec
Link to the exact Superoneclick you used? I tried the Doomloader link but it's broken.
I'm trying to resurrect a Motorola Droid X2. I'd like to evolve it to a point where I can run some stable version of ICS or JB on it in order to have access to some utilities and apps that won't run on older versions of Android.
I flashed my X2 back to 2.3.4 from 2.3.5. I had run VooDoo Rootkeeper but, for reasons I can't figure out, I cannot use the utility to restore root. Therefore, I'm stuck until I can root my 2.3.4 X2.
I've read up on the many threads that provide instructions to root an X2. I've rooted enough Android phones to feel confident of my ability to follow these instructions. HOWEVER -- every thread I've read points me to a copy of the Motorola One Click utility that once was stored on Mediafire but now is gone! The main thing I'm looking for here is simply a new link to that Motorola One Click root utility.
I found instructions and files for an alternate rooting method called Easy Root Script Windows. I followed the instructions, every step went as described, my phone rebooted several times and the utility congratulated me for having a rooted phone. Except my phone still wasn't rooted! I flashed the phone back to stock again and tried that method again. Still no go. I'd be glad for any suggestions on making that method work too.
I know this is an older phone. I'd still like to get it rooted and flash a custom ROM and make it useful if I can. But I gotta find a new link to the Motorola One Click.
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I'm trying to resurrect a Motorola Droid X2. I'd like to evolve it to a point where I can run some stable version of ICS or JB on it in order to have access to some utilities and apps that won't run on older versions of Android.
I flashed my X2 back to 2.3.4 from 2.3.5. I had run VooDoo Rootkeeper but, for reasons I can't figure out, I cannot use the utility to restore root. Therefore, I'm stuck until I can root my 2.3.4 X2.
I've read up on the many threads that provide instructions to root an X2. I've rooted enough Android phones to feel confident of my ability to follow these instructions. HOWEVER -- every thread I've read points me to a copy of the Motorola One Click utility that once was stored on Mediafire but now is gone! The main thing I'm looking for here is simply a new link to that Motorola One Click root utility.
I found instructions and files for an alternate rooting method called Easy Root Script Windows. I followed the instructions, every step went as described, my phone rebooted several times and the utility congratulated me for having a rooted phone. Except my phone still wasn't rooted! I flashed the phone back to stock again and tried that method again. Still no go. I'd be glad for any suggestions on making that method work too.
I know this is an older phone. I'd still like to get it rooted and flash a custom ROM and make it useful if I can. But I gotta find a new link to the Motorola One Click.
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/juaqa96jpntd8md/PetesMotorolaRootTools_v1.09.zip
The link still worked for me...maybe you were looking in the wrong place? Anyway, here you go.
That's a different utility than the one I'm looking for but if it roots a 2.3.4 Droid X2 then it'll do the job I need. Thanks!