Root Warranty with root?

[Indrid Cold]

My X has a defect just underneath the glass. It looks as though someone has taken a fingernail or thumbnail and scratched the outer surface of the glass. The color of the scratches are jet black. Other than a couple of very small nicks on the sides of the device, there is no visual physical damage to the glass or phone. I cannot feel even a small trace of a scratch on the glass. It's as smooth as silk. The phone has been dropped a few times, but not lately, and never in the water. The scratches appeared suddenly and have gotten wider in the last 12 to 24 hours.

I called Verizon and a replacement will be here tomorrow. I have had the phone for 9 months and am filing a claim under factory warranty. Now comes the question portion of this post.

I'm rooted of course. What is Motorola going to look for in the phone? From what I understand, one needs to .sbf to stock to rid your phone of the superuser icon and any custom boot image before returning the device. I will do a factory reset and clear the cache as well. What else do I need to do here? What about busy box? It comes off with the .sbf right? I'm worried Motorola will find something they don't like! Will they say the scratches are a result of me dropping the phone? But more importantly, WILL THEY FIND SOME EVIDENCE OF ROOT?

You guys have always been great whenever I have questions. Is there any advice you can give me on returning my Droid X? Thanks in advance...

Sincerely,

Michael

 

[Wally World]

Just SBF back to froyo. Takes 10 minutes and 3 things, SBF file, RSD Lite 4.9, and the usb drivers. SBF’ing the Droid X U D G

Use this SBF File http://bit.ly/hfp9iY

 

[Aggie12]

After an SBF and a factory reset no one will be the wiser. Except for all of us but yeah you'll be G2G

 

[Bugly]

that, and with an obvious physical defect in the screen, they most likely wouldn't give a rip, since they have to wipe and reload the device before they send it back into service.