The Motorola Droid 2 may ship with a pesky eFuse bootloader which has been designed specifically to prevent rooting of the phone, but little things like that have never held back the truly talented and passionate (and nerdy). The FRF91 Vanilla Android ROM - the Droid 2's first AOSP (Android Open Source Project) ROM - has just made an appearance on DroidForums.
What does this mean? Well, in and of itself, not much, but it's a huge step up from the device's previous ROMs, which brought little to no customizations. At this early stage, core Android features like downloading apps from the Market still haven't been worked out, but it does open quite a few doors. If you can't wait for one of the bigger and badder ROMs to hit the star of Verizon's crazy anti-iPhone marketing campaign, there's a download link awaiting you at the source link, as well as a tutorial on flashing this bad boy, which we've pasted below for your convenience:
Download and place ROM on SD Card
Open Bootstrap and tap Bootstrap Recovery
Reboot into Recovery
Create Backup
Mount System
Wipe Cache
Wipe Data
Mount System and Data
Install Zip From SD Card
Choose Zip From SD Card
Select your ROM
Yes
Wipe Cache Again - Wipe Data Again
Reboot
Perform a Factory Reset through Android
Reboot
Enjoy!
Source: DroidForums.net