Motorola Droid X : Looking For Some Info From Pros / Remove Bloatware After Root

Oct 1, 2010

i would like ot root my X so i can get rid of bloatware, and maybe increase my battery life, change fots etc. i had a couple questions, adn i cant seem to find a straight answer. could you call help me? here a goes.

what is the Easiest way for me to root my X? so i have to install a recovery first? How do i remove the bloatware after i root?

where is is there a list of Great working ROMS for my rooted X? is there a Stock Rom on here somewhere ot DL also? so i can have a clean slate. i read that my X bootloader is locked. what does that prevent me from doing?

Motorola Droid X : Looking for some info from pros / remove bloatware after root


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Ill make this quick since i have to run out the door

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