rooted, how to go back?

[Bluehand]

Rooted, running Cyanogen v34, but I think I'm going to jump back to OTA 2.1.
What's the best way to go about doing this? I don't mind losing root if I have to, just prefer to go back.

thanks

 

[Bluehand]

never mind, got it.
* apologies for the noob question.

 

[texastig]

How did you do it?

 

[RyansGirl101302]

so i have to ask why you prefer to go back and how did you do it?

 

[projektorboy]

I'd also like to know how you went back to OTA 2.1. I'm having a very hard time trying to find a download for the stock ROM.

 

[Bluehand]

so i have to ask why you prefer to go back and how did you do it?

To answer why, well, imho, Froyo doesn't run optimally on these phones. That's not a knock on the ROM devs in the least. It's more about the Eris not having enough horsepower to efficiently run the OS. Heck, I don't think it runs 2.1 all that snappy. It's like they built this great phone, but it was never really built for anything 2.0.

Froyo on my Eris was slow to respond. I'd wake up my phone to check a text, but I'd have to wake it up and then set it down for about 10-20 sec before it was actually responsive.

How I did it... hmm, it's been a while now. Don't quote me on this, but I think I did a hard/factory reset on the phone, iirc. I'd suggest googling it as well (not trying to be snarky, I just know better info out there, than what I supplied.)

* Lastly, VERY glad I did the reset. My Eris is getting a warranty replacement after some recent problems. I'm getting a Droid X. They only charged me for the battery & battery cover, nice. VZW customer service!!!

 

[Bob Dammit]

I'd also like to know how you went back to OTA 2.1. I'm having a very hard time trying to find a download for the stock ROM.

Look in the ROM stickey at the top of the board. There is a stock rom listed. Google Eris ruu for the HTC equivalent of the Motorola sbf file.

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