Can't lock onto GPS. Flash/Root possibly related I'm really hoping somebody can help me out here because this is frustrating me. First off, I have a Samsung Infuse 4G with AT&amp;T. I was able to lock onto satellites indoors pretty quickly before. So I rooted my phone with SuperOneClick last night, and everything was good. No problems. However, I was having trouble replacing my recovery file with a modified recovery file. So after some research, I came across Odin on XDA Developers(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1092021&amp;page=8), that was supposed to do exactly what I wanted: Flash me to a stock ROM with root and modified recovery. It was a successful flash, except for one little problem. Any application that used the GPS hardware would fail to initialize. So "luckily" for me, the thread I flashed to root+modified recovery also had a 100% stock ROM to flash my hardware with, so I did that. However, I had the same issue still of not being able to run GPS dependent programs. So I did a manufacturer's reset, and now every application will initialize and run, however I can't LOCK into satellites now! I've tried using GPS status to clear and download AGPS data with no luck. I've tried several different supl servers, including google and nokia, no luck.

I know this is my fault, but can somebody help me out of this mess? The only sort of location that works on my phone is mobile/wifi location.

Thanks in advance for any help I get.

Edit: It appears that even though I flashed a 100% stock rom to my device, there are GPS locking issues with the rom. Damn..
It sounds to me like the flashing wiped out all the info your phone had about local satellites -- the good stuff it retrieves itself, not the aGPS crap :P. If that's the case then hopefully this will help; this a process I've used on my Samsung Vibrant.


Ensure GPS is disabled
Go to LbsTestMode
Hit Delete GPS Data
Go into Application Settings
Change Start Mode to Cold start
Back out to the home screen, then reboot your phone
Enable GPS
Go to LbsTestMode
Hit Get Position Test.  Let this run to completion (normally a good 15 minutes or so) &mdash; the lat/long info will get filled in and you'll see [*] next to several of the satellites it finds, the more the better.  This will work best if you go outside and walk around.
Back out and go into Application Settings again.
Change Start Mode back to Hot start.
Reboot and, hopefully, enjoy your functional GPS.