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How To: Root Motorola Droid X

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Finally there is some great news for Motorola Droid X users longing for the Root to happen. As of now, it is confirmed that Droid X is officially rooted with instructions also surfacing simultaneously. The credit for this root goes to super moderator at Droid X Forums, B16.

Here are the step bys step instruction on rooting your Motorola Droid X.

Step 1: Set up ADB
Step 2: Push exploid to /sqlite_stmt_journals “adb push exploid /sqlite_stmt_journals”
Step 3: Type “adb shell”
Step 4: Type “cd sqlite_stmt_journals”
Step 5: Type “chmod 755 exploid
Step 6: Type “./exploid” and follow directions on screen
Step 7: Type “rootshell
Step 8: Type in password “secretlol
Step 9: you’re in root!
Step 10: mount your Sdcard to pc and put Superuser.apk and su in the sdcard root.
Step 11: un-mount Sdcard
Step 12: in adb (make sure your still in root with the # sign) type in:
cp /sdcard/Superuser.apk /system/app/Superuser.apk
cp /sdcard/su /system/bin/su
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
NOTE: it might be a smart idea to do “rm /system/bin/rootshell” after you have su and superuser in place as ANY program will have access to your root if you leave it (cause everyone will know the password)
Credits:
– Sebastian Kramer for this blog post.
– Birdman – for editing Sebastians work for the droidx
– [mbm] – for answering birdmans many questions while root was tried (and failed xD)
The blog list:
– Birdman – @mrweeeedbirdman – Donate to him here – https://tinyurl.com/32tj73j

Make sure you understand that rooting your Droid X will make any attached warranties void. Also, beware of the eFuse coming into play if you try to flash non-Motorola custom ROMS. Please refer to Droid X Forums in case you are facing some problems or have problems to report.

Reference Links:

(https://www.droidxforums.com/forum/attachments/droid-x-hacks/297d1279796870-we-haz-rootz-droidxroot.zip) Download DroidxRoot.zip

Disclaimer: Please use this method at your own risk. AddictiveTips won’t be responsible in case you end up with a bricked device or any other damage.

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