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Root how come gingerbreak takes to long to root droid x2.3.3
- Thread starter Kevin123
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colchiro
Extreme Android User
Moved to root.
Apparently you didn't see this: http://androidforums.com/droid-x-all-things-root/357475-gingerbreak.html
Apparently you didn't see this: http://androidforums.com/droid-x-all-things-root/357475-gingerbreak.html
flippy1974
Member
I have a stock phone non rooted can I do that to mine just to get froyo on it and stay non rooted? I hate gb it has messed up the way I use my phones and its not the phones its the update im on my 3 rd replacement and all the same. And the if I can how do u do it?
Metfanant
Android Expert
wait...you've had three replacement phones since Gingerbread was released?
flippy1974
Member
Yes all the same problem and I had my other phone since launch day.
flippy1974
Member
If you have the same issue with 3 phones, it's time to take a look at what you're installing on it.
Yes all the same problems. Home key lights staying on while watching bids in low light witch is killing my battery and bluetooth going nuts every hour and lag on my keyboard are my biggest problems and that all happens at 100% stock no extra apps installed and worked great on froyo
FragDroidX
Android Expert
There is currently no way to root .596 and probably will never be one. If you want root on .596 you will have to SBF back to froyo and then flash P3Droids prerooted two part zips.
Wally World
Android Expert
Those are all issues with Gingerbread. You can get 1,000 phones, they will still happen. SBF to Froyo, root and theme, or install Froyo Rom and be happy again.
trophynuts
Extreme Android User
^^^ that