FD24 - Official ICS?

[DroidHeroDoes]

Thanks to qbking77's instruction video, I got ICS on My Epic 4G Touch. But I dont like it :-(
It does not run as smooth as EL29 stock Ginger Bread version.
Scrolling up and down, left and right are not smooth, it stutters sometimes. (it affects to FB app, Dolphin browser, Twitter app, etc...not just on menu)
Chrome for Android freezes up after 10 seconds of using it
Battery gets worse
Signal reception is weaker, however location based apps can locate you better.
I know this is not the official ICS update and I hope its not cause its buggy. I just wanna share this with people who are thinking to install it. Just wait for the official one.
Now, does anyone know how I can switch back to EL29 version without losing data, apps, and other stuff on my phone?
Thanks

 

[JayWill]

Still stuttering and freezing?

Yes to both.

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[Sn1per 117]

Thanks to qbking77's instruction video, I got ICS on My Epic 4G Touch. But I dont like it :-(
It does not run as smooth as EL29 stock Ginger Bread version.
Scrolling up and down, left and right are not smooth, it stutters sometimes. (it affects to FB app, Dolphin browser, Twitter app, etc...not just on menu)
Chrome for Android freezes up after 10 seconds of using it
Battery gets worse
Signal reception is weaker, however location based apps can locate you better.
I know this is not the official ICS update and I hope its not cause its buggy. I just wanna share this with people who are thinking to install it. Just wait for the official one.
Now, does anyone know how I can switch back to EL29 version without losing data, apps, and other stuff on my phone?
Thanks

To get back to el29 safely you have a few options. Hopefully you have a nandroid from el29 before you went to ICS. For you I'd suggest using sfhub's odin one click el29 rooted, but make sure you use the data wiping one as no data one could harm your phone coming from ics. Then you can use the auto root tool to install cwm and do an advanced restore for data of your previous gb nandroid. Your other option would be to install mobile odin, flash the el26 cwm kernel, boot into recovery, format all, and then flash a GB ROM of your choice.

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[demontooth]

Yes to both.

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Crap

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[DroidHeroDoes]

Thanks, I used Odin and I have stock GB back on my phone now and its unrooted

 

[kolski]

sgs2 d710 FD24 ICS 4.0.3 -no root-

running for about a month now with no issues.

 

[Dark_Knight2]

sgs2 d710 FD24 ICS 4.0.3 -no root-

running for about a month now with no issues.

FD24 is outdated by over 2 months. We are on FF18 now 4.0.4 OS IMM76I

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[DEF3NDER]

To get back to el29 safely you have a few options. Hopefully you have a nandroid from el29 before you went to ICS. For you I'd suggest using sfhub's odin one click el29 rooted, but make sure you use the data wiping one as no data one could harm your phone coming from ics. Then you can use the auto root tool to install cwm and do an advanced restore for data of your previous gb nandroid. Your other option would be to install mobile odin, flash the el26 cwm kernel, boot into recovery, format all, and then flash a GB ROM of your choice.

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Option number two all day!

 

[Sn1per 117]

Option number two all day!

Lol, gotta love grave digs

But yes, mobile odin is a lifesaver.

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