Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap is no longer on Google Play. It was there for 5 years, until May 2016. It had 22 thousand installs. Users loved it: 4.8 stars from 815 ratings.
Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap is made and published by
ClockworkMod.
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About Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap
Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap was a tools app developed by ClockworkMod. It was removed from Google Play May 19, 2016.
Install Statistics
Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap had been installed 22 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap was rated 4.81 out of 5 stars, based on 820 ratings.
App Information
Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap cost $2.99. The app size was 2.34 MB. The last available version was 1.0.0.5. The last update was on January 19, 2011.
Technical Requirements
Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap required Android 2.1+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Unrated Maturity. The app had been available on Google Play since August 2010.
Description by ClockworkMod(from Google Play)
YOU MUST BE ROOTED TO USE THIS APPLICATION. FOR DROID 2 ONLY.
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Comments on Droid 2 Recovery Bootstrap for Android
★★★★★
droid x .621 Works great on rooted droid x 621. Installed ROM Manager and then Droid 2 Bootstrap. Able to boot into recovery a-ok. Droid X was rooted using EzSBF.
★★★★★
worked where other methods failed Well worth the $3 after many hours of unsuccessful attempts with manual and other automated methods. Thanks!
★★★★★
Sweet app Works great on my droidx
★★★★★
Did The Job! Worked great on my Droid X. Flashed a Pre-Rooted edition of GingerBread. Went flawlessly. Worth the money. :)
★★☆☆☆
Causes boot loop on Droid 2 w/stock GB I wanted to use this to do a full backup of my rooted phone before I started messing with ROMs. When I clicked "Boostrap Recovery", my phone instantly reset, then went into a loop where it would reset again after running for only a minute. I was very surprised that a well-recommended, paid app that was supposed to make a backup process easy actually rendered my phone unusable. I did manage to gain access to my phone again by going to Android's Settings...Applications...Running services menu, finding this app, then stopping it before it had a chance to reset my phone again. It took a few tries to be able to do it fast enough.
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