Yes the auto link does say X2 but when you look at the pdf files they do say Droid X.
I noticed that and wondered if it was a typo (either way ).
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Yes the auto link does say X2 but when you look at the pdf files they do say Droid X.
It might go through to .621 but it might not...jumping from .596 to .621 could cause issues...no way to tell...
You're already 2 updates behind...if it has not promted you to to update to .605 then my guess is you wont even be notified of the .621 update until you allow the .602 update to install
Soak test has started...my DX is downloading now.
How did you get it? I signed up w/ Moto Feedback but have not heard anything further.
Soak test has started...my DX is downloading now.
let us know any changes you come across... if there are any.
and if there is a change log anywhere on it
Version number too (assuming it will be 4.5.621). Thanks.
signed up and file is ready. Only 15mb.
I'm 2.3 current rooted and have frozen apps. What's my process to update and keep/regain root?
If i take the update and lose root, how do i get i.back?
Defrosted, ran ota rootkeeper, installed update, ran ota rootkeeer, re froze.
Perfect. I have the update and root.
Happy to finally have the camera issue fixed.
Since .621 is like 5-6 months after .605 is this Motorola's last effort to support the Dx? Or is this Verizon sneaking in to limit what can/cannot be done to the Dx (root, rom's, etc). I'd hate to fix what ain't broke & get these updates, providing I can get all three of them, and then discover problems due to one of the updates. Would I be able to cancel/revert back to .596 if or when any trouble happens? Would I need to root to do this or is this where a Factory Reset would do that? I am NOT rooted at this time, I'm waiting till 1 yr warranty expires in 2-3 months before doing root. Thanks
I think this may be a security update, foremost. Still, I'm impressed by this update. I had figured .605 was the last update the X would see, so I applaud Moto (and Verizon?) for pushing another one, especially since it claims to fix a lot of the bugs we had complained about for a long time. Yes, we would've liked these bugs to have been fixed a while ago, but better late than never.Improved browser security with the Google Security Patch from Android 2.3.6.
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