froyo for droid leaked
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When you follow those steps, you will end up with a rooted Froyo, just an earlier build. THEN you can install a new rom built off of the FRBB84 source.
Bryan -- try this app -- might simplify the process inordinately!
Easy Root, the Newest 1-Touch DROID Rooting App | Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog
Easy Root, the Newest 1-Touch DROID Rooting App | Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog
I like bugless beast. Its fast. And it comes OC'd to 800MHz to start. You can put a bunch of themes on it.
Or Jrummy's Kangerade. That is a good one too.
Install Rom Manager, and then you can download it through the software. Splurge and get the premium version.
BTW, the OTA update (non-rooted Froyo) is in the wild. Downloadable from Droid-Life.com.
Loaded it up, works pretty good... though had to do a factory reset to get Marketplace to launch
The USB tethering IS there but requires the $15 a/mos when you connect.-Mike
Free for me....Loaded it up, works pretty good... though had to do a factory reset to get Marketplace to launch
-Mike
Rooted and happy. 
Reflash Clockworkmod from rom manager, and see if that helps. Check out the threads at droidworld too; they should be able to help.
ALSO - maybe do a wipe/delete again.
That worked. I have Pete's Buggless 0.4 now.
I have to redo my home screen though.
It reinstalled all my apps to the same version I had which I am happy about, because the new Google Voice took away the ability to use it as a Friends & Family number.
That worked. I have Pete's Buggless 0.4 now.
I have to redo my home screen though.
It reinstalled all my apps to the same version I had which I am happy about, because the new Google Voice took away the ability to use it as a Friends & Family number.
Wow, and I was just guessing.
Actually I have seen similar things enough in the droid forums that I figured it would work; I was just about to suggest you just reboot into recovery and clear the cache again, but you are now bugless.
Welcome to the family of rooted love.
Get used to re-doing your home screen; everytime you change a rom, you'll be re-doing your screen.
Wow, and I was just guessing.
Actually I have seen similar things enough in the droid forums that I figured it would work; I was just about to suggest you just reboot into recovery and clear the cache again, but you are now bugless.
Welcome to the family of rooted love.
Get used to re-doing your home screen; everytime you change a rom, you'll be re-doing your screen.
I just noticed it has 5 Home screens. Nice.
