Hey all I have a Moto Droid that is a replacement loaded with 2.1
update1.
I found this process on Droid life.
Please advise
Thanks
Guide to Rooting Android 2.1 on a Motorola Droid | Droid Life: A Motorola Droid Blog
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Hey all I have a Moto Droid that is a replacement loaded with 2.1
update1.
I found this process on Droid life.
Please advise
Thanks
Guide to Rooting Android 2.1 on a Motorola Droid | Droid Life: A Motorola Droid Blog
it works. I rooted a diff way, but christim recommends that method to a lot of members.
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That process is great if you want to load a custom ROM. If, however you want to stay stock and just add superuser (aka root) access there are ways to accomplish this. I would post link to thread with step by step but I am using Tapatalk and can't search.
That's a different guide than I used but the same process. It leaves you with a stock 2.1 root. I'm running stock with a p3 kernel for wifi tethering and overclocking.
The instructions say that you will have to re-add your Google accounts. I only have gmail, is that all I will have to redo? I have also read some places that you may need to reactivate your phone, is this true? I have not done this before and just want to get everything straight before I screw something up!! Thanks..
All you have to do is log back in to your Gmail when you are done. I also asked about having to re activate the phone before I rooted. Since you are coming from 2.1 to 2.1, you will not have to re activate the phone. Just follow the guide, and you will do fine.
He may have asked just because he wasn't sure what it meant by re activating, or he may of asked for the same reason I did. Not everybody is in a Verizon area and those of us that aren't can't simply *228 and be done with it. When I had Alltel they would walk me through the settings for manual activation, I have heard Verizon does not do that and requires that you *228 or you have no phone.