Video: Flan on Droid
Check out this vid from @brandonscott – a Droid with Android 2.1 installed. We’ve seen his stuff before. Who needs Nexus leaks!?
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anyone interested on getting 2.1 on their droid, here's my guideline for windows [specifically windows 7 but you can try it out for yourselves if you have an older OS]HOW TO ROOT1. Download the droid-super_user.zip file from: http://alldroid.org/download/file.php?id=659 by Zinx Verituse Do not extract.2. Rename the file to "update"3. Plug your Droid into your computer via USB. On the Droid go to the Notifications bar and select "USB Connected" then press "Mount"4. Once the device is mounted, the SD card will show as a removable device on your computer5. Put the "update" file into your SD Card6. Unmount the device from your computer, and turn the Droid off. 7. Hold down the "X" key on the physical keyboard and while doing so press the power button. Hold both of them down until you see a Triangle with an !.8. Press the Vol+ and the Camera button together until you get a menu.9. Using the D-pad on the physical keyboard, select the option to update with the update.zip file.10. This should take a little bit. Once it's done select the option to reboot the phone.FLASH BUSY BOX AND RECOVERY 1. Download Droid root helper.zip by crotalusfreak [ctrl+click] and unzip it, now copy the folder named Tools to the root of your sdcard.2. Next install the DroidRootHelper.apk to your phone.3. Now run DroidRootHelper4. Mount system5. Rename recovery6. Install busybox7. Install flash image8. Flash SirPsycoS's .12.0 recovery9. Reboot recovery ANDROID SDK1. Download http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html and install it.2. Download http://www.4shared.com/file/176972457/71b70419/... and put the folder into android sdk3. Take android sdk folder to C: and rename it android [makes life easier]4. Plug in your phone to the comp5. On your phone, go to Settings -> Applications -> Development -> check USB Debugging6. On your computer, after the new hardware has been found: go to Device Manager -> find the Motorola A855 (towards the bottom, which should have a yellow exclamation point) -> Update driver -> Browse for driver -> Let me pick -> Computer -> Have disk -> Browse -> C:androidtoolsusb_driver7. Go to command prompt8. Type cd C:androidtools then press enter9. Type adb shell then press enter10. You now have access to adb shellANDROID 2.11. Make a NANDROID back up by rebooting your phone into recovery and going to the NANDROID subfolder2. Take everything inside and make a backup folder on your comp3. Download http://www.mediafire.com/file/yguzz11m2no/BCDMR... by Greek35T4. Unzip this file5. Use everything inside to replace the NANDROID back up in your sd6. Boot phone into recovery, leave it plugged into your comp7. Open command prompt on your comp8. Type cd C:androidtools and press enter9. Type adb shell and press enter10. format DATA: and press enter11. format SYSTEM: and press enter12. format CACHE: and press enter13. Run NANDROID restore on phone14. Reboot and enjoy
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