K Kahnyl macrumors 68000 Original poster Feb 2, 2009 1,584 2 Jul 6, 2009 #1 I can't tell if my phone's in recovery or DFU? Is DFU possible on this machine/firmware?
uanuglyfool macrumors regular Mar 8, 2009 193 0 The Moon, CA Jul 6, 2009 #2 prob not Yea its something to do with the special 10.5.7 build for the unibody macbooks. Try using a USB hub or run windows in boot camp
prob not Yea its something to do with the special 10.5.7 build for the unibody macbooks. Try using a USB hub or run windows in boot camp
impulse462 macrumors 68020 Jun 3, 2009 2,103 2,884 Jul 6, 2009 #3 you sure? im running 10.5.7 on my unibody mbp and mine recognized dfu mode perfectly. is your screen black or do you get an itunes logo at the top?
you sure? im running 10.5.7 on my unibody mbp and mine recognized dfu mode perfectly. is your screen black or do you get an itunes logo at the top?
C Chrysaor macrumors 6502 May 16, 2006 346 11 Jul 6, 2009 #4 10.5.7 fixed the DFU bug. uanuglyfool said: Yea its something to do with the special 10.5.7 build for the unibody macbooks. Try using a USB hub or run windows in boot camp Click to expand... It was the special build of 10.5.6 that introduced unibodies and the DFU bug.
10.5.7 fixed the DFU bug. uanuglyfool said: Yea its something to do with the special 10.5.7 build for the unibody macbooks. Try using a USB hub or run windows in boot camp Click to expand... It was the special build of 10.5.6 that introduced unibodies and the DFU bug.
bytethese macrumors 68030 Jun 20, 2007 2,707 120 Jul 6, 2009 #5 Kahnyl said: I can't tell if my phone's in recovery or DFU? Is DFU possible on this machine/firmware? Click to expand... If your iPhone's screen is black, it's in DFU mode. If you see anything on the screen, it may be in Recovery. I can confirm however that DFU mode is able to be used to restore my iPhone on a 13" MBP with 10.5.7.
Kahnyl said: I can't tell if my phone's in recovery or DFU? Is DFU possible on this machine/firmware? Click to expand... If your iPhone's screen is black, it's in DFU mode. If you see anything on the screen, it may be in Recovery. I can confirm however that DFU mode is able to be used to restore my iPhone on a 13" MBP with 10.5.7.
K Kahnyl macrumors 68000 Original poster Feb 2, 2009 1,584 2 Jul 6, 2009 #6 Sweet. I didn't know it was fixed. My timing must be off on the 10 and 5 second counts. I'll keep trying since I now know it's not pointless. Thanks.
Sweet. I didn't know it was fixed. My timing must be off on the 10 and 5 second counts. I'll keep trying since I now know it's not pointless. Thanks.
impulse462 macrumors 68020 Jun 3, 2009 2,103 2,884 Jul 6, 2009 #7 i think its supposed to be 10 and 10 second counts im not sure. as in you hold down the home and power button for 10 seconds than just the home for 10 seconds or until the little dialogue box in itunes appears
i think its supposed to be 10 and 10 second counts im not sure. as in you hold down the home and power button for 10 seconds than just the home for 10 seconds or until the little dialogue box in itunes appears
K Kahnyl macrumors 68000 Original poster Feb 2, 2009 1,584 2 Jul 6, 2009 #9 Yeah I had the counts wrong. Don't know where I got 5 seconds from. Worked fine.