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I've got a serious, serious issue here ladies and gents

...well, not detrimental to the hardware, i just dont want to sleep on the couch again.

So I rooted my girlfriend's X a while back (maybe 6 months ago) and recently wanted to update her phone to 2.2 (I'd say about 2-3 months ago). At the time she was running Rubix, and I wanted to update to JRummy. So I went through the steps and everything, got it up and running, and she decides she liked Rubix better. So, a few minutes later I had installed a fresh install of Rubix (I didn't want to run it from a back up, she wanted a clean version). This is where the problems begin

At first, she would get one boot-animation followed shortly by the second animation from the [now uninstalled] jrummy rom.

Over time, the phone has steadily acted up a little more

So, fast forward to today (and to the problem at hand):
I would like to completely wipe the phone, take it all the way back to stock, then root it again, and installed the latest most up-to-date Rom there is (gingerbread 2.3 is fine, 2.3.5 not necessary but it would be nice). Can someone point me in the right direction; I've looked around these forums a bit and I'm having trouble finding a straight clear cut answer concerning this.

Final question: Whats the most up to date ROM out for the X at the moment. Brand is not important, but the more features and stability included the more shes going to like it.

I really appreciate any help anyone can give me.
 
I'd go with Liberty GB. Here is a complete guide to SBFing, data wiping, rooting, bootstrapping, installing rooted GB and installing the Liberty ROM:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/li...-1-stock-apex-cm7-etc-any-rom-liberty-gb.html

None of the other ROMs support all of the phone's hardware (HDMI works in Liberty, not in most others.)

The aforementioned post details two methods of SBFing: The Linux boot CD method and the Windows method. Personally I'd try Windows first because I don't have to fool with boot settings or burning a CD. But that's just me.

Good luck!
 
Why don't you just try stock gb with no roms? Its simple and it is easier to work with. but if you don't like that try cyanogen mod it is very nice

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Try Liberty or Apex. ZombieStomped and Darkslide also work with HDMI.

AOSP is alot faster and smoother, but doesn't support HDMI. Its way better IMO.

CM74DX
 
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