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[Droid X Android Development] kejar31:
This is correct... Once you install the bootstrap you can remove the app all you want and the bootstrap will still be installed. You don't even need to use the app to get into recovery to begin with, that is once the bootstrap is installed.

Try it yourself.. Turn off your phone and then power it back on as soon as it gets past the Moto icon pull the battery. On the next boot you will be in the recovery.

To think that if you uninstall that app that the bootstrap will be gone is a little silly if you follow the logic of how this recovery is going to work. I mean what do you think would happen after a wipe if you "needed" the app on the phone to get into recovery after the bootstrap is installed?
[Droid X Android Development] jnutz:
I wonder why there is no section for the X over on the cyanogen forums?
[Droid X Android Development] phoenx06:
+1

Koush confirmed on his Twitter that using the sbf will remove all instances of it. Just an FYI. Glad it can be removed in case I need to send it off or if it interferes with OTA updates.
[Droid X Android Development] blackmamba_24:
ok so im new to all this but i downloaded the app from the market....clicked bootstrap then reboot recovery then selected backup restore first then back up....is that all that needs to be done for now and will I have to do this again... If someone could please advise me...like i said im just getting into all this....thanks....Lovin my DROID X!!!
[Droid X Android Development] drew630:
Basically that's all you can do until we get some rom zips to flash
[Droid X Android Development] blackmamba_24:
ok thanks.............
[Droid X Android Development] arpanetguru:
Im all for helping people out but sometimes you should do alittle reseaech. When i was younger google was my best friend, so many kiddies now just go to forums and ask beginner questions, and if we started a thread for something more advanced they would ask silly questions there too. Does anyone hang out on IRC anymore? If there is droid dev forum where intelligent people actually converse please PM me. Thanks.
[Droid X Android Development] blackmamba_24:
If u dont wanna help then keep it moving....just like u had to learn we gotta learn....and I do use google also....just asked a question....u just wasted space complaining lol....smh
[Droid X Android Development] bart77:
So can I remove bloat now and still boot?
[Droid X Android Development] joeyboots13:
I just got the paid version off the market, well worth it and he deserves the support. I am lovin this!! Now just bring me my froyo and i can live in peace :)
[Droid X Android Development] shaneaus:
Because the only TeamDouche member with a DX is Koush. And, he focuses on recovery work - not, porting CM to devices. Need a decent dev with a DX to jump on board with the CM team to put the ROM over. If no one steps up to the plate and no one on the CM team gets a DX then we may not get CM on our device.

There won't be a section on the CM forums till someone commits to getting CM on the DX.
[Droid X Android Development] davisbs999:
Wow. A bit much don't ya think?

@blackmamba, I definitely recommend familiarizing yourself with RSDlite/flashing sbf files if you haven't done so already. This can save you should you brick your device
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
Instructions posted on Post 1 on how to update to Froyo 2.2 for Droid X

the update.zip should be posted anytime now :)
[Droid X Android Development] b00sted:
so I can push this to my rooted phone w/ Koush's recovery w/o issue?

I have not removed anything but have tether and the recovery installed...

just want to make sure I have my ducks in a row :)
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
Yes, but i don't think Koush's recovery is required... as soon as it's released i will try without and see....

anyone else know about this?
[Droid X Android Development] Ezun:
thanks P3Droid:

Froyo for the X..have fun http://bit.ly/bCOjM9
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
Link is down ATM!!!! Already!!
[Droid X Android Development] b00sted:
took out the whole site lol
[Droid X Android Development] Funkwheat:
Yeah it appears to be unrelated. Interesting.
[Droid X Android Development] b00sted:
anyone happen to nab the download and upload it to mediafire/rapidshre etc?
[Droid X Android Development] sp1kez:
bad idea to release it without mirrors

NEED UPDATE.ZIP!!!

Also instead of adb, if you want to do this from the phone you can use root explorer to set the system folder to -rw

and manually move the su folder

right?
[Droid X Android Development] teenfaces:
Bottom line DroidWorld is a total fail. Why put something on a site that can't handle downloads? XDA is right here and mirrors anybody heard of those? What a tool....
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
Nope.. still trying though
[Droid X Android Development] b00sted:
this is what happens when someone trys to be the exclusive "cool kid" :(

Thanks for the fun but plz for the love of god, mirrors next time ppl.
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
http://www.mediafire.com/?7465gudkm9dk7me

there is link...im downloading now :)
[Droid X Android Development] Mayfairkid:
67.56 megs? Kinda small init?
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
hey big wat else can we use to move the bin
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
Couple questions

1. Is this a signed update.zip that the stock bootloader would accept, does this include the stock froyo .32 kernal

2.is this a legit leak of the OTA where everything is going to work or is it a hacked together piece

Lastly I know if you don't flash the proper kernals with the new roms certain things break sometimes like the camera and wifi... So I hope this is a complete package but it seems a little small at 67mb
[Droid X Android Development] sp1kez:
Everyone seems to have lost the aim of the initial goal, while yes, we wanted froyo, we could have waited for motorola if we wanted this blur crap with it.

Are we still gonna be able to use koush's recovery to flash custom roms? namely stock vanilla froyo without blur?? now that we have the 2.2 kernel
[Droid X Android Development] firstEncounter:
Thanks so much! :D Can't wait to try it.
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
root explorer will work...

waiting for more details on this to emerge, but i think the kernel is updated...
[Droid X Android Development] Mayfairkid:
My understandig is this is a modded over the air update that was leaked. It should be what Verizon is going to push out, but already rooted...
[Droid X Android Development] pjsockett:
I'm still waiting on my download but from the screen shots I've from Birdman and P3Droid, this is a signed update.zip with realease keys and a .32 kernel. Looks like a good starting point to get us a vanilla froyo build.
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
besides root explorer can you use anything else
[Droid X Android Development] sp1kez:
you can use terminal emulator if you already have root

now that we have the 2.2 kernel for X, can we flash stock froyo (no blur) ?
[Droid X Android Development] pjsockett:
update failed for me

Assert failed: apply_patch_check ("/sytem/bin/logwrapper" followed by unmatching md5 sums)
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
Update failed for me as well, it said there was a problem with the update.zip
[Droid X Android Development] dvation191:
I'm watching PS3Droid over at http://twitter.com/P3Droid

"okay people listen up...1) be stock, 2) keep root, 3) move su to /xbin from bin .. use root explorer..4)download file http://bit.ly/92Swbh "

" Last steps, go into recovery, install update.zip, go to page to donate to leak team http://bit.ly/a1S2Tu "

But the update failed for me.

"@DroidnOk this is a DDOS attack and i'm pissed as hell"

...weird.
[Droid X Android Development] Mayfairkid:
Are you completly stock with no root? IF you are root, did you move the SU tothe /xbin?

I havent gotten there yet...just asking
[Droid X Android Development] Cipherpunk:
Apparently there's more to the story about MDW's crash:

"P3Droid

Every listen up, MDW is subject to a DDOS attack at this time to coincide with the release of FROYO..This is BS but I will get this to you"

"P3Droid

We are getting 1.5 million hits on the webpage every 3 mins....whoever you are you are hurting the community and we will find you"

That's pretty messed up.
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
Updates not working.. i downloaded it twice just to make sure it wasent a fluke bad download that i had and both files did not work

It verified the update, then had an error

assert failed: apply_patch_check ('/system/bin/logwrapper".

E:Error in /sdcard/update.zip (status 7)

update aborted

and yes ive done all the steps and su is in xbin
[Droid X Android Development] dvation191:
I removed a few stock apps but restored them using Fabolous_theme_killer. I do have root and used root explorer to move su to /xbin. Not sure if I missed something. I suppose I could always SBF back to stock...
[Droid X Android Development] drew630:
for me the update fails because of logwrapper which i think is due to the custom recovery. I guess i will sbf back to stock
[Droid X Android Development] uptheforest:
update worked flawlessly for me and i'm probably nowhere near as intelligent as half of you guys.

i rooted with one click root

used terminal emulator to move su

moved update to sdcard

installed update.zip from recovery

if it means anything i have not yet installed koush's recovery image
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
Guys, just got done udpdating to Froyo 2.2 with no problems!!!

Just yesterday i mucked up my framework and had to use sbf... after that i installed the .604 update.zip in recovery.... then wiped device and rebooted.... i installed adw and a few other apps the ROOTED with 1 click root and today i followed instructions just as they are in post 1... Now i am Running Froyo 2.2 :)

does anyone need clearer instructions of my process?

BTW... i did not have koush's recovery installed... that might be causing your problems
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
Can anyone whos running this go under system info and check to see if it is coming with the .32 kernal as well?

I beleive the problem here lies in koush's custom recovery, as the people that cant seem to get it to work have the custom recovery installed from koush and the ones that are having no problems havent done it
[Droid X Android Development] lamaravish:
Everything is working for me :)
[Droid X Android Development] uptheforest:
correct it has the .32 kernel
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
my kernel shows 2.6.32.9 after installing update
[Droid X Android Development] Egut125:
Anyone have a stock logwrapper file that hasn't been modified by koush recovery?

The update keeps failing on that file for me
[Droid X Android Development] remarsh2003:
do u have to be rooted to use this update
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
if we uninstall the recovery will it work or do i have to do a sbf
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
It would be greatly appreciated if someone who has NOT done the koush recovery hack, post up a link to there /system/bin/logwrapper file that has not been modified for us to use so we can do this as well
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
does anyone have the 64 bit drivers that i can dl to do the sbf
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
You need to uninstall koush recovery

yes, you can use the 1 click root (link in post 1)
[Droid X Android Development] dvation191:
As this is my first Droid, I think I could use a bit more information.

I found instructions on how to SBF my device and get it back to factory:

http://alldroid.org/default.aspx?g=posts&t=631

Then you installed .604 update.zip? Where do you get that and is that the same OTA update verizon released a week after the Droid X release or is this something different?

"then wiped device" - how do you do that?

"and today i followed instructions just as they are in post 1" - how do you get into recovery mode without using the custom recovery in order to apply update.zip?
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
here you go :)
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
Just uninstalling the koush recovery does not work as there are files that are left over even after uninstalling it, what we need is for someone to post a link to there stock unmodified /system/bin/logwrapper file for us to use
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
thank you big for that ima try to sbf now i tried uninstaling as well
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
you wont need to SBF and completely wipe if we get a copy of a unmodified logwrapper file from someone
[Droid X Android Development] Egut125:
+1

(10char)
[Droid X Android Development] ean611:
Just updated....I'm looking at the red Droid icon....still....

Does boot take an extremely long time post update?

EDIT: Yes, just got the home screen!!
[Droid X Android Development] Mayfairkid:
Uninstalled Koush as well, and didnt work Error#7. I am SBF'in now, and will post update. I believe the sbf file has .604 update in it already...no need to update that.

I did a wipe all/factory restore, now running.sbf though RSDLite 4.7. Hopefully this will put me where I need to be.

Once rooted and stock, I will pull the loggwrapper if no one beats me to it..
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
big my computer says i that i have alrdy the 64 bit drivers you gave me another version ti uninstall those then install will it work with the ones i have or should i uninstall and install the ones you gave me
[Droid X Android Development] drewden123:
Yes, the sbf flash fixes the updating errors. The errors are being caused by the installation of koush's clockworkmod recovery, I believe. The sbf flash will remove that and then you can root and proceed to update to 2.2 using the stock recovery.
[Droid X Android Development] Egut125:
Thanks hoping you can get it to us, I'd just sbf too but I'm at work and don't want to try and flash the sbf on a work computer haha

Ill try and replace the koush logwrapper with a clean one and see if it works and let you guys know
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
What im trying to stress here is that SBF'ing obviously wipes all your data and starts you off at a 100% clean phone... i dont know about you guys but thats a PITA it took me like 2 hours to setup my phone how i liked it after i first got it... ide much rather have someone just post their logwrapper so we can do it without losing anything
[Droid X Android Development] sp1kez:
only 1390 on quadrant
[Droid X Android Development] tx3kgtman:
Yeh my highest had been 1454
[Droid X Android Development] blueseph:
is there a way to upload the logwrapper file directly from the phone?
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
Here we go.. this is a process i took...

To Apply SBF

1. Download RSD Lite

SBF INSTRUCTIONS: Install the RSDLite 4.7 program by double clicking on the program.

Move the pst_flash.ini file into the following folder --> Program Files/Motorola/RSDLite

1a. Download .604 update HERE rename to update.zip and place in root of SDcard

2. Install the drivers that apply to your Operating System. (attached are Win 64 bit drivers)

3. Unzip the SBF into a folder.

4. Open RSD Lite and find the UNZIPPED SBF

5. Put your Motorola Droid X in bootloader mode. Now connect the Droid X via usb.

6. Click start and sit back.

7. Device will reboot automatically and you will need to remove battery to power down

To Apply .604

1. Press home button then power button to boot in recovery.

2. Press search key to show recover options

3. Use volume rocker to move down to "run update.zip"

4. Press okay

5. After completed scroll down to format device

6. After formats complete scroll up to reboot device

Use 1 Click Root

1. Download File droidxroot.zip from HERE

2. Plug in droid x and set to pc mode

3. Made sure USB debugging is enabled (settings...applications...development)

4. Run 1 Click Root

5. You have to toggle bluetooth and press continue at same time (when it ask you to) Can try again if it doesn't work the first time

Apply Froyo 2.2 Update

1. Run "adb shell" (you can use root explorer or terminal)

2. Run "mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/system /system"

3. Run "mv /system/bin/su /system/xbin/su"

4. Copy update.zip form HERE to your sdcard

5. Reboot into recovery (power down - hold volume down and home button and press the power button)

6. Run update.zip

7. After Completed Reboot
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
can some1 answer for me plz
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
Yeah if you find it in root explorer, you long press it and then scroll down to the send option, then email it to yourself and that will pull the file and give you a copy
[Droid X Android Development] yourfriendwayned:
Are we positive that the logwrapper file and over writing it will work? lol dont want to sound like a negative nacy
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
im trying to do the sbf but it wont let me start anyone know y
[Droid X Android Development] Egut125:
From drhill on android forums

Did this and now my update is running.

No more status 7 error!
[Droid X Android Development] pjsockett:
With advice from drhill on androidforums I made these changes with root explorer

Those with logwrapper problems. You don't need to reflash.

You need to connect via adb and remount your system folder with rw permission.

Go to /system/bin

remove the hijack link to logwrapper and rename logwrapper.bin to logwrapper.

I was extra safe and made a backup of hijack, logwrapper, and logwrapper.bin. Then I:

rm logwrapper

cp logwrapper.bin logwrapper

Then exit adb.

Currently flashing now.
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
We know that when trying to flash the update, that an error occurs when dealing with the logwrapper, we also know that the koush recovery program modifies the stock logwrapper file

Also all the people having problem flashing this have ran the koush recovery, and the people with no problems have not touched it
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
anyone plz
[Droid X Android Development] drew630:
Thanks will try now
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
use the drivers i sent... follow updated direction in post 1 do to sbf
[Droid X Android Development] ajbang:
Logwrapper

Here you go, unmoddified logwrapper file
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
i did i used ur drivers and it still wont let me start the sbf on rsd it shows my devide but stupid thing wont let me click start i did a wipe from the recovery alrdy
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
i did everything needed to run sbf and it will not let me click start on rsd
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
are you in bootloader moder or recovery?

should be in bootloader to use sbf

(While device is off Press Volume Down and camera buttons then press power)
[Droid X Android Development] yourfriendwayned:
I used the bootstrap and had Koush custom recovery and doing the rename of the logwrapper files put me through a clean install of Froyo
[Droid X Android Development] drew630:
The logwrapper fix worked.

rm hijack

rm logwrapper

mv logwrapper.bin logwrapper

Im on 2.2 with the .32 kernel. And none of my data was deleted.
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
big im in bootloader and it wont let me click start
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
my device shows up with no mid or anythin just some info and have to sbf cliked and the device but for some reason when i click start nothing happens
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
in rsd lite... goto config...device id options...choose first come first serve.. then restart rsd light
[Droid X Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
I have a question, Do we need to reinstall the USB drivers again for PC? OR are their different ones??
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
is der any extra options that have to be clicked
[Droid X Android Development] Kingtech677:
Did anyone else lose root access after doing this? Superuser is still there but everything gets denied.

/Wat do?
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
we now have a working flash in browser!!!!
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
did that alrdy nothing
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
No... THis is just so the computer recognized the DX... if you have already installed before your good to go
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
wow man y wont it work have evrything right and nothing
[Droid X Android Development] dvation191:
Fantastic. Thanks for posting this info. Update is patching now. Yay!
[Droid X Android Development] drew630:
Just ran some tests

My linpack score double from a 7.5 to a 15

My quadrant went from 1200 to close to 1400
[Droid X Android Development] yourfriendwayned:
Im still stuck at the Moto symbol for atleast 10-15 min now - any ideas ? I know it takes awhile but hmm doesn't seem right... I wonder if I should pull batt - or will it brick..
[Droid X Android Development] Joe92T:
That proves that JIT is not fully operational on the Droid X 2.2 stock rom, because when i had an incredible my linpack went from 4 on 2.1 to 39 on 2.2

Also, now that we have a 2.2 kernal.. custom recovery.. and a froyo base... who is going to be the first one to put out a custom rom for us? :)
[Droid X Android Development] bignadad:
pull the battery and use instructions in post 1...

this will perform a factory reset and get you up to froyo
[Droid X Android Development] gw4k:
Is it Worth It?

How is the 2.2 update? Worth installing?

How much better is 2.2?

Does blur run faster now? Lag issues solved? How about volume?
[Droid X Android Development] shep211:
Wrong OMAP cpu will never get close to snapdragon score in linpack. Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform and more specifically the Scorpion application processor, while being related to TI's Omap Arm series, has enhancements made by Qualcomm. The part of the cpu that handles the SIMD instructions has a wider pipeline, 128 bits vs 64 bits in TI's Omap. Scorpion also has a deeper pipeline to better handle all that data which I'd assume offsets some of the performance benefits a little bit.

As far as the difference between the two benchmarks, they are written to benchmark two different things. Linpack can run almost entirely within the SIMD/NEON portion of the cpu thereby showing off the enhancements made by Qualcomm. Quadrant stresses the entire core showing off total system performance showing that only in certain situations will Snapdragon outperform.
[Droid X Android Development] yourfriendwayned:
shannigans....
[Droid X Android Development] uptheforest:
its pretty snappy, minus the lock screen but it does look cooler, imo.

the main thing i have noticed is that the colors are GOD AWFUL. 2.1 was bright and highly defined while the colors on 2.2 look faded and badly rendered. The new gallery looks tacky as does the googles widgets.

but besides being nitpicky there is minimal lag and the addition of flash is more than enough for me.
[Droid X Android Development] oscar4690:
does anyone know the commands for the logwrapper replace i cant do the reflash for some reason doesnt work
[Droid X Android Development] yourfriendwayned:
alright OP I am in RSD and it isnt showing my device and I installed the drivers perfectly - :(
[Droid X Android Development] LT1UltraZ:
anyone having problems making calls?

i just tired calling someone and it says connected, but i cant hear anything!
[Droid X Android Development] mgarcia2682:
can someone please send me the sbf:D
[Droid X Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
Froyo has my X 10x faster.