As a long time Blackberry user I have kept my eye on the Android OS and specifically the Motorola Droid every since it was released. I know it has been out for awhile but my wife and I recently got a great deal on 2 Droids. I started lurking here several weeks before purchasing and by simply reading the info here and learning from everyone I can proudly say that even though I had never used a Droid (other then looking at one in BestBuy) I was able to do the following within 24 hours of bringing mine home:
-installed SPrecovery for 2.1 via RSDLite
-rooted
-made multiple nandroid backups
-installed SSv4.5
-overclocked to 1ghz via SetCPU
-installed "Black Glass" theme from 928Droid
I have to say that this has been one of the funnest experiences that I have had in a long time. My phone now looks so awesome and runs so well that my wife is now begging me to root hers. I also got a chance to show it off to a buddy who is an iphone loyalist. Needless to say he was basically left speechless.:icon_ banana:
So I just wanted to express my thanks for all of the hard work that so many have put into sharing their knowledge. If I had any advice to someone else just getting started it would be to simply take some time and read! Basically everything you need to know is already explained here, it just takes a little work to search it out and learn it.
-Chris Brock
-installed SPrecovery for 2.1 via RSDLite
-rooted
-made multiple nandroid backups
-installed SSv4.5
-overclocked to 1ghz via SetCPU
-installed "Black Glass" theme from 928Droid
I have to say that this has been one of the funnest experiences that I have had in a long time. My phone now looks so awesome and runs so well that my wife is now begging me to root hers. I also got a chance to show it off to a buddy who is an iphone loyalist. Needless to say he was basically left speechless.:icon_ banana:
So I just wanted to express my thanks for all of the hard work that so many have put into sharing their knowledge. If I had any advice to someone else just getting started it would be to simply take some time and read! Basically everything you need to know is already explained here, it just takes a little work to search it out and learn it.
-Chris Brock