Downgrading is usually harder, but I bet it can be done.Is there a way to get Eclair back onto your phone? I'm sick of the phone having all sorts of problems now with the upgrade to CM7 and Gingerbread.
What?s your phone?
Downgrading is usually harder, but I bet it can be done.Is there a way to get Eclair back onto your phone? I'm sick of the phone having all sorts of problems now with the upgrade to CM7 and Gingerbread.
Oh crap...you're saying that the only thing wrong right now is my direction? It only give the pc internet from the phone, not vica versa?
Is there a way to get Eclair back onto your phone? I'm sick of the phone having all sorts of problems now with the upgrade to CM7 and Gingerbread.
If your PC's internet is Wi-Fi you can access the connection from your phone without the USB.
On my phone, I would either load my backup (you did make a backup, right? ) or grab the update from Sprint/HTC. But CM7 works great for me, so I won't.
How did you update to Eclair originally? I think you can just run that install again.
Downgrading is usually harder, but I bet it can be done.
What?s your phone?
http://www.peteralfonso.com/p/downloads.html
Flash like you would CM or another custom ROM. Only changes is that it's rooted. The one you want is ESE81 as that's the latest version of Eclair.
If you want one that's not rooted, choose a SBF file and flash with RSD Lite.
I will say that the version of GB that he offers on his home page is very solid in typical Bugless Beast fashion. It might not be as customizable out of the box as CM, but it feels a lot more solid.
Why go back to Eclair? At least do Froyo.
Eclair was the last fully supported version of the OS for the original moto droid. On froyo the phone would still lag a bit and it was painful to use at times. Since then, any other thing I've done (rooting and putting on CM6/CM7) would cause new problems.
I thought rolling back to eclair would maybe ease all the pain.
Telstra's website says that the next update for my Desire will give it stock Gingerbread with no HTC Sense.
I don't know whether I want to upgrade to Gingerbread if it means losing Sense. I really like Sense's styling and widgets.
That cannot be right...I'm pretty sure that HTC would refuse to sell phone that doesn't come with Sense; that's the whole point.
Are you sure about this? If things are that and it really is the case, I would just root and try some Gingerbread Sense ROMs on there, better than what HTC release anyway, and HTC do support the rooting community anyway (though they very nearly stopped that...!)
That cannot be right...I'm pretty sure that HTC would refuse to sell phone that doesn't come with Sense; that's the whole point.
Are you sure about this? If things are that and it really is the case, I would just root and try some Gingerbread Sense ROMs on there, better than what HTC release anyway, and HTC do support the rooting community anyway (though they very nearly stopped that...!)