How to Flash a Custom Recovery on the Samsung Infuse 4G (AT&T)
Now that you are rooted, installing a custom recovery would be a pretty good idea if you plan on flashing custom ROMs. Most of the times, this custom recovery would the ever popular ClockworkMod Recovery, but sometimes there are other recoveries that may come from different developers but offer pretty much the same custom recovery functions. In the case of the Samsung Infuse 4G here, we are going to install ClockworkMod Recovery although you could try installing 3e Recovery, which could be a slightly complex process.
I. Before You Begin
1. While chances are slim that you will lose anything, back up anything important just in case you run into problems.
2. You will need to be rooted before you can work with this procedure. Use our guide on the same to help you if you aren’t already rooted.
III. Installing ClockworkMod Recovery on the AT&T Infuse 4G
1. Go to the Play Store on your device and install ROM Manager. Alternatively, you can install the same via the desktop version of Play.
2. Open up the ROM Manager app.
3. Click on Flash ClockworkMod Recovery.
4. Select Infuse 4G as the device you are using.
5. Grant superuser access when prompted.
6. Wait for the ROM Manager to finish installing CWM and reboot.
You have now successfully installed ClockworkMod Recovery on your Vibrant!
V. Flashing Custom ROMs (Optional)
If you are ready to flash custom ROMs on your device, head to the next procedure to learn how to do that.
If this procedure helped you please thank/donate to the original developers here.
If you need help with this procedure, please ask in the comments below or in the forum.
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ROM Manager doesnt have the Samsung infuse as a device option anymore?
As the other commenter pointed out, Samsung Infuse is not an option in ROM Manager. Someone elsewhere said that selecting Samsung i9000 should work as well, but it does NOT. So, I guess this ROM Manager technique is no longer an option.
I know I am sure stuck!
Hey Larry, what’s the problem?