Once it has finished flashing, your phone should automatically reboot.Click on the START button in Odin3 to begin the flashing procedure.Make sure to select both the “Auto Reboot” and “F.In Odin3, click PDA, navigate to where you extracted the contents of the UCLB1 firmware archive and select the “5” file.If you do not get this message, disconnect your phone and install your phone’s drivers.If you have updated your device drivers, a text box on the bottom left of the Odin3 program should say “Added!”.You can do this by connecting the device to the PC via the USB cable while holding the Volume Up and Volume Down keys. If your phone is connected to the computer, disconnect it.Extract the contents of the RAR file using 7zip, WinRAR, or other RAR archive extraction program.Download the UCLB1 firmware RAR file to your computer.
Here are the steps for upgrading your Samsung Infuse 4G to Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread firmware UCLB1: Make sure your device has a charge of at least 70% to prevent it from shutting down in the middle of the flashing process.Make sure that you’ve got the appropriate device drivers installed on your computer.If you have Samsung’s computer software KIES installed, uninstall it first as it may interrupt the flashing process.Make sure you’ve backed up all important information on your phone in case data is lost or corrupted during the flashing process.
You’ll need a few things before you can apply the Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread UCLB1 firmware to your Samsung Infuse 4G: You may check your device’s model number through “Settings > About Phone.” Requirements Unfortunately, this firmware leak is only compatible with Samsung Infuse 4G model number I997 and should not be attempted on other phone models as it may lead to bricking.
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