Question about the 2.3.340 update, unrooting & what to remove?

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budmonster

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I'm still on OS 2.2 v2.3.15 w/ root. I used RootMyX2 to root. I was reading that some DX users had to flash the SBF file and then click "Wipe/Reset" and "Clear Cache" for them to receive the 2.3.340 update? Do I still need to flash the SBF or just unroot? RootMyX2 has an unroot button, I obviously just his the unroot button and I should be good, SU and busybox should be removed. Don't I have to remove Clockwork, logwrapper, etc. somehow? I'm not sure what files need to be removed to be fully unrooted. What files do I need to remove and how do I go about doing it? Right now I'm not getting any updates in settings. Yeah, I know the update really doesn't change much, but I'm picky and want to be up to date. Sorry, if this has all be answered before.

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I was on OS 2.2 v2.3.15 w/root. You have to make sure all the apps that were on the phone when you got it are on there before you update. I just rebooted my phone and when it came back on I went to about phone and the update was there. I downloaded it and installed. It removed root but I used z4root and it rooted my phone. Haven't had any problems.
 

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From what I've read you don't have to remove root, you just have to be on Stock 2.2 rooted and the update will still work subsequently removing your root.
 
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I was on OS 2.2 v2.3.15 w/root. You have to make sure all the apps that were on the phone when you got it are on there before you update. I just rebooted my phone and when it came back on I went to about phone and the update was there. I downloaded it and installed. It removed root but I used z4root and it rooted my phone. Haven't had any problems.


i don't have all my apps. that's the problem. i deleted some with root explorer, instead of freezing them with TB and I cant remember which ones i removed now.

so im guessing i need to flash the 3.15 sbf file to get my apps back? i only deleted like 5 apps, just cant remember them. ive tried to go into system and no updates there it says im currently up to date.
 
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From what I've read you don't have to remove root, you just have to be on Stock 2.2 rooted and the update will still work subsequently removing your root.

i just want to unroot to be safe, you can always root again. i thought i read somewhere that you have remove Clockwork Recovery and all those files?
 

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I have all the apps that came stock on the x saved to my comp. Too bad you can't remember which ones you deleted.
 

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Try sbfing and a factory reset after.

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I unrooted now what?

I was on OS 2.2 v2.3.15 w/root. You have to make sure all the apps that were on the phone when you got it are on there before you update. I just rebooted my phone and when it came back on I went to about phone and the update was there. I downloaded it and installed. It removed root but I used z4root and it rooted my phone. Haven't had any problems.


I use z4root too and unrooted, pulled out the battery and put it back in. How do I get the Gingerbread update? I went to settings, phone info, update and it says I am up to date. but I am still on 2.2 Anyone know what I need to do?
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Its not gingerbread

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Its not gingerbread

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Thanks, I did read that it is not gingerbread but v2.3.340 update. I think it is just a matter of when they let our phones update so when a 'batch' of phones is authorized to upgrade and my phone is in it? perhaps? IDK. I will keep reading.
 

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I was rooted using z4root. I unrooted to receive the update is it safe to reroot using z4root?

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I was rooted on 2.3.15 rooted and grabbed the update from XDA's and put the update onto SDCard rebooted to recovery and applied update.zip and then re-rooted with z4root seems good but still downloading the Madden2011 but the performance of the phone has definately gone up for me
 

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Root is irrelevant and so is clockwork. All you need to do is be stock with all bloatware intact.
 
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budmonster

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Root is irrelevant and so is clockwork. All you need to do is be stock with all bloatware intact.

ok so since root and clockwork is irrelevant, why am i not receiving the update? does it just go out in spurts? are the initial updates sent to a small group, testers or something?

i found this update.zip on xda-developers - View Single Post - Droid X 2.3.340 Update for 2.3.340 (the update is 25.74mb). for me to use this do i need to SBF back to stock 2.2 3.15, since i deleted apps on my phone? i cant remember what apps i deleted, so i cant restore the "bloatware"? im already on 3.15 but like i said i deleted apps like an idiot.

one more thing...is this update.zip going around a bad idea to flash? it seems like some are getting it to work and some aren't.

TBH already has ROM with the new update.
 

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Actually yes. Read in another thread on here that the update was only rolling out to a test group f for now.

If you updated to a leaked 340 there is no stable way back to stock. Think you will have to wait for black hat to hook us up. I an in the same boat.
 
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