MistaWolfe
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If you are using P3's prerooted GB, that is what it always says at the end.
Reboot and you'll be on 2.3.3.
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If you are using P3's prerooted GB, that is what it always says at the end.
Reboot and you'll be on 2.3.3.
Well im still having trouble rooting this x2 don't know if its my comp or what I went through and individually downloaded the drivers, gingerbread 2.3.3 , rds lite 5.3 and I can't get 7zip to unzip the rds I open it on my comp and it immediately closes I mean I rooted a galaxy tab and didn't have this much trouble I even tried doin my own leg Wrk found gingerbread 1.2 and it didnt wanna Wrk hate to ask for so much but I still need help
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MikeJ92YJ
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Use This 1-Click Root Method.(For Gingerbread ONLY)
The SBF Files Are Not Zipped. Rename Removing The ".gz"
And You're Not Asking For Anything. Carry On.
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Use This 1-Click Root Method.(For Gingerbread ONLY)
The SBF Files Are Not Zipped. Rename Removing The ".gz"
And You're Not Asking For Anything. Carry On.
This link says for droid 3. Will it still work on dx2?
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MikeJ92YJ
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Yes, Once You Open It You'll See It Works On Several Devices.
Titanium Backup: Freeze or Uninstall?
Howdy, Everyone!
My name's Bryan and I just got my first DROID ever - X2! I apologize in advance for my ignorance and total lack of knowledge in the rooting and totally pimping out one's X2.
I just rooted my X2 with that one-click program (Ginger Break) and installed Titanium Backup Pro.
I'm fully aware that there are risks to uninstalling certain apps that come pre-installed on the X2. My question is, is there a list of pre-installed apps that are safe to uninstall or is it simply smarter to freeze the pre-installed apps?
Ultimately, I would really like to free up some memory and have this baby run faster, meaner, and better. If there's a better way to go about this, I would truly, greatly appreciate your expert feedback.
FYI: I am running on Android 2.2.2. I hear a lot of folks here talking about GB (Gingerbread?). Is that supposed to be faster?
Much obliged,
Bry
Howdy, Everyone!
My name's Bryan and I just got my first DROID ever - X2! I apologize in advance for my ignorance and total lack of knowledge in the rooting and totally pimping out one's X2.
I just rooted my X2 with that one-click program (Ginger Break) and installed Titanium Backup Pro.
I'm fully aware that there are risks to uninstalling certain apps that come pre-installed on the X2. My question is, is there a list of pre-installed apps that are safe to uninstall or is it simply smarter to freeze the pre-installed apps?
Ultimately, I would really like to free up some memory and have this baby run faster, meaner, and better. If there's a better way to go about this, I would truly, greatly appreciate your expert feedback.
FYI: I am running on Android 2.2.2. I hear a lot of folks here talking about GB (Gingerbread?). Is that supposed to be faster?
Much obliged,
Bry
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MikeJ92YJ
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Bryan Welcome,
Here's My List I Composed That Either You Can Freeze Or Delete.(Click Here)
Also If You're Interested In Gingerbread You Can Either Use P3's Pre-Root Or SBF 2.3.3 And Use The 1-Click Root Method.(Found Here)
Just Be Certain To Read What The App Is Before Removing It. Obviously Don't Delete What You're Gonna Be Using.
Here's My List I Composed That Either You Can Freeze Or Delete.(Click Here)
Also If You're Interested In Gingerbread You Can Either Use P3's Pre-Root Or SBF 2.3.3 And Use The 1-Click Root Method.(Found Here)
Just Be Certain To Read What The App Is Before Removing It. Obviously Don't Delete What You're Gonna Be Using.
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MikeJ92YJ
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It's Fine I Forgive You I Can't Be That Harsh On Your First Day.
Haha, cool. I just want to make sure of this: Is it safe for me to to use P3Droid's Pre-Rooted Gingerbread given that I am running on the stock android 2.2.2 and i have rooted my phone once using ginger break? I have never done a system recovery. I just want to be sure because I'm SO SCARED of bricking my very first, super sweet and sexy X2. =T
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MikeJ92YJ
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Of Course You Can, As Long As You Haven't Frozen Or Deleted ANYTHING. Do A Factory Reset, Install The Recovery, And Download The Pre-Root Zip.
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MikeJ92YJ
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Yes You Will.
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