Ok. I will try that. I have pretty much tried everything else without success. Running WindowsXP Prof on my PC. Do you think it is important to have an un-synched iPhone in step 1 before going to the next step?
I have tried quickpwn before after downgrading from iTunes to 8 to 7.7 but always failed at the DFU screen. The black window would pop up and do its thing (hashing etc.). Then when getting to the point of putting iPhone in DFU mode, the window closes and nothing else happens. The computer and itunes recognize my iPhone as being in DFU mode. Any thoughts on that?
02.08 is the previous baseband, 02.11 is the current, and according to sleepers.net (BigBoss' blog) it's the best yet.
So here's what I did.
1. In iTunes 8, I restored my phone to regular 2.1 (no jailbreak). When the screen said "iPhone is Activated" I didn't go any further in iTunes 8. (I didn't restore my backup or sync anything).
2. Uninstalled iTunes 8 and Apple Mobile Device Support from Add/Remove Programs
3. Did not reboot PC when iTunes 8 Uninstall asked me to.
4. Once uninstall was complete, I installed iTunes 7.7.043
5. Used quickpwn with 2.1 bundle found here: http://xpwn.co.uk/quickpwn-2.1-2g-3g.rar
6. Ran Quickpwn, checked Cydia and Installer. Unchecked Custom logo.
7. Selected the iPhone1,2_2.1_5F136_Restore.ipsw file (2.1 3G Firmware)
8. I followed the directions to get it into DFU mode, yadda yadda......and it jailbroke my phone. Took a few minutes with just a spinning loading circle on a black screen (I thought for a minute I killed my phone lol).
9. Once the phone rebooted, Cydia and Installer weren't visible, this is normal.
10. Reinstalled iTunes 8.
11. Opened iTunes 8 and Shift+Restore and selected bushido's Custom firmware.
12. It installed just fine, once the phone rebooted, I restored my current backup, but canceled the file sync after it backed up.
13. Replaced the MobileInstallation file using TotalCommander and Tpot addon. Rebooted iPhone.
14. Synced in iTunes 8. Everything works.
Now have Modem Firmware 02.11.07
-Derek-
02.08 is the previous baseband, 02.11 is the current, and according to sleepers.net (BigBoss' blog) it's the best yet.
So here's what I did.
1. In iTunes 8, I restored my phone to regular 2.1 (no jailbreak). When the screen said "iPhone is Activated" I didn't go any further in iTunes 8. (I didn't restore my backup or sync anything).
2. Uninstalled iTunes 8 and Apple Mobile Device Support from Add/Remove Programs
3. Did not reboot PC when iTunes 8 Uninstall asked me to.
4. Once uninstall was complete, I installed iTunes 7.7.043
5. Used quickpwn with 2.1 bundle found here: http://xpwn.co.uk/quickpwn-2.1-2g-3g.rar
6. Ran Quickpwn, checked Cydia and Installer. Unchecked Custom logo.
7. Selected the iPhone1,2_2.1_5F136_Restore.ipsw file (2.1 3G Firmware)
8. I followed the directions to get it into DFU mode, yadda yadda......and it jailbroke my phone. Took a few minutes with just a spinning loading circle on a black screen (I thought for a minute I killed my phone lol).
9. Once the phone rebooted, Cydia and Installer weren't visible, this is normal.
10. Reinstalled iTunes 8.
11. Opened iTunes 8 and Shift+Restore and selected bushido's Custom firmware.
12. It installed just fine, once the phone rebooted, I restored my current backup, but canceled the file sync after it backed up.
13. Replaced the MobileInstallation file using TotalCommander and Tpot addon. Rebooted iPhone.
14. Synced in iTunes 8. Everything works.
Now have Modem Firmware 02.11.07
-Derek-
02.08 is the previous baseband, 02.11 is the current, and according to sleepers.net (BigBoss' blog) it's the best yet.
So here's what I did.
11. Opened iTunes 8 and Shift+Restore and selected bushido's Custom firmware.
12. It installed just fine, once the phone rebooted, I restored my current backup, but canceled the file sync after it backed up.
13. Replaced the MobileInstallation file using TotalCommander and Tpot addon. Rebooted iPhone.
14. Synced in iTunes 8. Everything works.
Now have Modem Firmware 02.11.07
-Derek-
If you follow my instructions, you will get the new baseband.
Just follow them from Step 1.
At Step 14, when I "synced", that meant I also restored the Backup, so no, no settings, songs, gmail, etc are lost.
-Derek-