[Motorola Droid X2] grizzlayleslay:
I realized after awhile that I haven't been on XDA for the last couple of weeks. Sorry about that.

My guess is that you may have missed a step in the process. If you got "su not found", did you make sure you installed SuperUser? When you encountered Step 12:

Did you see that during the process? If not then Superuser isn't installed. You have to make sure it's installed before going forward.

For starters, this guide is for the Milestone X2, I made that fact ludicrously clear on the first page so I certainly hope you didn't follow my guide to gospel in hopes it would work on your DX2. As it stands, the WiFi patch will only work on the MX2.

My guess is that you installed DZK's Alpha 2.9999999, which people complained didn't have WiFi in it. So if you haven't yet, your fix is to either reflash and do his Alpha 3 release, or dig through the posts and find the fix where you manually put the driver files into your phone.

You're welcome. I like doing documentation and this process was a nightmare for me before I outlined everything (I made a 2 hour trip to my carrier's HQ to get my phone flashed back to stock when I bricked it at one point). Customizing phones is like tap-dancing in a minefield if you don't know what you're doing. So I figure the process needs to be as stress-free as possible.

I noticed that too, that Busy Box was gone. I wouldn't worry about it, I haven't found a need for it on CM10. Android Terminal Emulator isn't necessary to keep if you're concerned about the space (or consider it an eyesore).

I noticed this too. I have to keep my texts short or they convert to MMS and never get sent. I'm not sure if there's a fix for this.

Sad to say I haven't tried it, but I imagine it's related to your first problem.

Also something I haven't tried. I've heard the phrase "your mileage may vary" with google apps on this phone.

As DZK points out in his original thread, there are some things that will not work (like the camcorder feature) and he's not sure how to fix it. For the most part, his build of CM10 is just an attempt to give the middle finger to Motorola for forcing everyone to deal with having Gingerbread on this phone (with the crappy Blur UI) when it is certainly capable of something better. DZK does what he can but some things are going to probably never be fixed. If you're interested in the continued development of CM10 on this phone you should send DZK a tweet at @dragonzkiller. Letting him know that people appreciate his work goes a long way.

Of course. I hope to have other guides like this in the future, provided I can get my hands on more tech :D

I'm in the same boat as you, as my carrier (Cellcom in Wisconsin) refuses to provide an SBF for this phone. If you make a Nandroid backup, yes, you can get your 2.3.6 back to 100% what it was. I haven't outlined the EXACT process for "simply restoring a nandroid" yet, but I'm told by other Milestone X2 users that it's possible without having to SBF.

If you follow the original forum link to Lrs121's thread, you can get Alpha 3. I'm not sure if you can flash Alpha 3 from Alpha 2.9999999, but if you get it to work, let us know!

You're welcome. I agree that Milestone X2 users are a bit effed without our own forum (or at least threads like this stickied), so it helps having comprehensive threads like this getting bumped up once in awhile :)

OOOOOOOHHH I will try that out! Thank you!