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Motorola ATRIX 2 & Motorola DROID Bionic Fastboot Files Available for Download

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Motorola Atrix 2 and Motorola DROID Bionic users can now download fastboot files for their devices as XDA has made them available for you guys, just as they did for the DROID RAZR. Fasstboot files are basically like the SBF files of yesteryear, allowing users to bring their devices back from the brink of death should they happen to brick their device in the process of flashing new ROMs, radios, kernels and more. Developers and users like will appreciate this as it gives everyone a safety net of sorts – as long as you don’t do anything to break your hardware then anything can be fixed. Find the files for the Atrix  2here and the files for the DROID Bionic here, both courtesy of XDA. [via Android Police, thanks Open1Your1Eyes0!]

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  1. Am I missing something or are these for the ATRIX 2 not the original Atrix?

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  5. Did anyone notice that the Droid Bionic down isn’t a Bionic? In any case, it’s nice to see that the fast boot files are out now.

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