If you choose to do this, we are not liable should you brick your phone or cause any sort of permanent damage. *Warning* – The process we are about to layout is extremely risky. When we are finished, this process will give you the opportunity to flash a custom ROM which will in turn, give you root access. Recap: This process will NOT give you root access to 2.1, but will allow you to get there much easier than previous instructions. So why is this good news? Because SPRecovery will allow you to flash a 2.1 custom ROM which will give you 2.1 root access. If you go through with the process I’ve outlined below and in video, your phone will NOT be rooted, but will have SPRecovery installed instead of the stock Droid recovery. The process involves using RSD Lite and the flashing of an SBF file (which you might be shuttering at), but is only changing the recovery image of your phone and as far as I know, is much less risky than flashing the full 2.0.1 SBF which was previously mentioned.
Less than a week after the DroidMod team ruffled some feathers with their announcement that a real 2.1 root exploit would likely never be found, they come through with a method that’s almost as easy.
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