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Motorola open-sources DROID X code

wuyanks

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Well earlier today, we posted the news that Samsung open-sourced the Captivate's code. And I was wondering if Motorola would eventually do the same for its latest and greatest smartphones. Then after a quick Google search, I found that Motorola did just that. Apparently on July 28th, Motorola released the source code for its DROID X. Now I'm not a developer, but i noticed some interesting entries in the 5 page source code library. First off, the kernel source is there, which should make for some fun throughout the dev community. Then I noticed that there are references to the bootloader and the RIL. Could it be this easy? Could this source-code be the key to that locked-down bootloader? Developers, if you would chime in and let us know your thoughts.

Source: Motorola Open Source
 
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I really hope this means an unlocked bootloader. I don't own an X, but another Android phone down the line probably, and I can only hope for any other phone down the line to have unlocked bootloaders
 
This is good news. I think its another step closer to figuring out the bootloader. Did they do this for the Droid or Milestone?
 
I am anxiously waiting to get off work to get home to my fedex box containing the DX that arrived a couple hours ago. Now I am going to be double anxious waiting to hear about this breakthrough and if it indeed is what the community needs to unlock the bootloader.

Crosses finger and anxiously waiting!
 
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