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1. Download the update file from here.
2. Save the Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean custom ROM on your computer; don’t unzip the firmware file.
3. Optional, download Google Apps package (by using the link from here) as the same is not included on C-ROM software.
4. Save Google Apps on desktop without unzipping anything.
5. Take your Galaxy S and its USB cable.
6. Use the USB cable and connect your phone with the computer.
7. Good, now transfer the downloaded files from computer to your phone’s SD card.
8. Then, disconnect the devices by removing the USB cable.
9. Turn off your device and wait a few seconds.
10. Then, enter recovery mode.
11. From recovery mode first select “wipe data factory reset” and “wipe cache partition”. Return, select “advance” and then choose “wipe dalvick cache”.
12. Return to main menu of recover y by selecting “+++go back+++”.
13. Now, select “install zip from SD card” followed by “choose zip from SD card”.
14. Take the update file from the SD card and flash the same.
15. Repeat the same steps and pick the Google Apps package; install the same.
16. In the end, return to recovery and select “reboot system now”.

First, if the first boot of your galaxy S is taking longer than a usual boot, don’t panic because that’s normal; there is nothing wrong with your handset. Second of all, if your device does get stuck in a boot loop, you will have to resolve the issue by rebooting into recovery once more; from recovery select “wipe data factory reset”, “wipe cache partition” and “reboot system now”. Also, if you want to revert to your old software, reboot to recovery and select “backup / restore” – do that only if you had previously made a Nandroid backup.
Good job guys; you now know how to update the Samsung Galaxy S I9000 to Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean OS as the C-ROM firmware has been successfully installed on your phone. Test the Android 4.3.1 software and see how it performs; don’t forget to share your impressions with us by using the comments area from below.