[Q] Going from Gingerbread 2.3.6 back to stock Froyo

[rak007]

First of all let me apologize in advance if this is a repeat thread or something which has been asked before.
Please help me with my query...

I have a samsung infuse and few months back i had updated it to Gingerbread 2.3.6 using Kies. I have never installed any custom ROM ever on this. I think GB has lots of issues and battery life is also not great. I know for a fact that this thing worked fine in Froyo so i want to go back to Froyo and then later sell off the phone. I still do not want to do any custom ROM and want to go back to Froyo only.

Can anyone please suggest me what all i will need to get and how to do it ? (ODIN ?)
I know this wonderful forum has all information but segregating what i want exactly is getting bit difficult and hence i am opening this thread.
Would sincerely appreciate any help i can get in this regard.

 

[qkster]

First of all let me apologize in advance if this is a repeat thread or something which has been asked before.
Please help me with my query...

I have a samsung infuse and few months back i had updated it to Gingerbread 2.3.6 using Kies. I have never installed any custom ROM ever on this. I think GB has lots of issues and battery life is also not great. I know for a fact that this thing worked fine in Froyo so i want to go back to Froyo and then later sell off the phone. I still do not want to do any custom ROM and want to go back to Froyo only.

Can anyone please suggest me what all i will need to get and how to do it ? (ODIN ?)
I know this wonderful forum has all information but segregating what i want exactly is getting bit difficult and hence i am opening this thread.
Would sincerely appreciate any help i can get in this regard.

odin
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1112555

or
heimdall
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25526638&postcount=1



or
run Zen Arcade's April 2013 GB Synhesis kernel that has the wifi drain fix for GB
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1638138

 

[rak007]

Thanks a lot for the information. I think I will go with the ODIN method. I shall post here if I have more queries or I am stuck somewhere and will keep everyone updated.