Originally Posted by jscott30

Update: For those who don't want to mess with Heimdall and swapping kernels to get root on stock UCLB3, I've put together an Odin tar.md5 that will install the AT&T / Samsung 2.3.6 Gingerbread release with root already installed. This will install just like the Samsung leaks, and comes with all of the same stuff: stock kernel, etc. After I finish testing and uploading it, I'll start a thread in Development.

This will eliminate having to go through a long list of difficult steps to get root on stock UCLB3.

EDIT - I have a working tar.md5 for this, but need to work on it a little more before I post later this weekend.

Newbee here....That would be great. I would like to route my Infuse but I get lost as far as "where" to put "what".

Originally Posted by mymyankee7

That would be great.

It's all done now and working 100% in every situation I've tried to throw at it. Just had to work out some issues that I was having when I tried it in some situations.

Uploading now, and will post the stock UCLB3 kernel version when uploading is done.

Originally Posted by jscott30

It's all done now and working 100% in every situation I've tried to throw at it. Just had to work out some issues that I was having when I tried it in some situations.

Uploading now, and will post the stock UCLB3 kernel version when uploading is done.

Great! Please let us know exactly where we can find it.

Originally Posted by toshik1

Great! Please let us know exactly where we can find it.

Find the Odin flashable package here, this flashes stock UCLB3 with root already installed:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1613523

Originally Posted by jscott30

Find the Odin flashable package here, this flashes stock UCLB3 with root already installed:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1613523

Now this is more like it!! Thanks a ton JScott30.

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Originally Posted by mymyankee7

Now this is more like it!! Thanks a ton JScott30.

I have Odin 1.85. Is it ok to use this latest version or should I stay with the 1.81?

Originally Posted by mymyankee7

I have Odin 1.85. Is it ok to use this latest version or should I stay with the 1.81?

The newer version of Odin should work fine; I just packaged what I happened to have on my notebook at the time.

I just used jscott30s instruction and pack step by step, and my new infuse is happily rooted with 2.3.6.
Thanks a bunch for your work.

Originally Posted by jscott30

The newer version of Odin should work fine; I just packaged what I happened to have on my notebook at the time.

Finally got around to rooting my Infuse. Followed your instructions to a "T". Beautiful man.........again thanks. I installed the ROM manger (free) and Titanium Backup. When doing Backup on Rom manager my Infuse doesn't appear for selection. Should I get the premium or will I encounter the same problem? Should I also install the Rogue Recovery....what do you recommend.

Originally Posted by mymyankee7

Finally got around to rooting my Infuse. Followed your instructions to a "T". Beautiful man.........again thanks. I installed the ROM manger (free) and Titanium Backup. When doing Backup on Rom manager my Infuse doesn't appear for selection. Should I get the premium or will I encounter the same problem? Should I also install the Rogue Recovery....what do you recommend.

Awesome, glad you got it rooted. I'd search or start a new thread about how to use ROM Manager, since that's off topic. Personally, I don't use it and prefer to handle backups in CWM recovery.

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Originally Posted by mymyankee7

Finally got around to rooting my Infuse. Followed your instructions to a "T". Beautiful man.........again thanks. I installed the ROM manger (free) and Titanium Backup. When doing Backup on Rom manager my Infuse doesn't appear for selection. Should I get the premium or will I encounter the same problem? Should I also install the Rogue Recovery....what do you recommend.

The i9000 can be used for the infuse on ROM manager. Without offense to anyone or people who had success using ROM manager, the consensus among most of us is NOT to use ROM manager for that purpose. Use CWM recovery for back up as jscott30 had recommended.