Droid X Custom Recovery

[ezun]

AllDroid tweets @ 8:40am CST:

@mrweeeedbirdman boots alternate recovery on the DroidX. Birdman has achieved a custom recovery on a stock, rooted, 2.1u1 device! - Droid X Rooting - AllDroid Public Board - Birdman has achieved a custom recovery on a stock, rooted, 2.1u1 device! - Droid X Rooting - AllDroid Public Board - AllDroid.org > H Please RT.

 

[dvader]

Sweeeeet!!!!

 

[kajii]

So what does this mean? Is this like the lag fix with the Galaxy S he released?

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[theanswer3]

Droid X boot loader possibly cracked

Read here. Birdman has achieved a custom recovery on a stock, rooted, 2.1u1 device! - Droid X Rooting - AllDroid Public Board - Birdman has achieved a custom recovery on a stock, rooted, 2.1u1 device! - Droid X Rooting - AllDroid Public Board - AllDroid.org > H If this is true pretty awesome.

 

[doctorlove316]

It means one step closer to Nandroid backups and custom ROMs. One step at a time.

 

[kajii]

Custom roms = things like that Cyanogen(sp?) Thing? Still new to android hacking.

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[DaRkL3AD3R]

Custom roms = things like that Cyanogen(sp?) Thing? Still new to android hacking.

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Yes precisely. Custom roms means a modified version of the OS, which also means getting new versions of Android before official release, among many other things.

 

[kajii]

Ah nice, very exciting news then

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[largeselection]

And also potential over clock kernels...

 

[Leif]

And also potential over clock kernels...

Actually, isn't the X already over clocked? (Sorry, I don't need to get into this, as it's plenty fast enough for me...although I haven't played any games on it that couldn't run on a 5 year old computer...)

 

[DaRkL3AD3R]

Yes its already been overclocked. Results are sort of mixed. Some people get to use 1150mhz at ~half stock voltage, others need to push voltage well above stock to achieve the same results.

As far as NEEDING the overclock, I have 1 game for you good sir: Final Fantasy 7. You will want to get as much performance out of your phone to run this beast at full FPS. I know for a fact I get some lag on my phone stock. I really doubt it but here's hoping those JIT froyo improvements benefit emulators... otherwise a overclocking I will go

 

[Leif]

The JIT will likely give very little in terms of performance from emulators. Most of these emulators are already written in native code, with a java wrapper for the controller interface. You can get the source code to many of them here: | Download software for free at SourceForge.net (note that I haven't managed to actually compile them myself yet (I'm still new to the NDK, and have only gotten the simplest of programs to work)).

As for ff7...I wouldn't know...but ya, you're probably right. (But only because I don't think ff7 was written for ARM, I may be wrong as I don't know the architectures of most game consoles, but if it was, I think it would do fine).