I have an iPad 5.1.1 jailbroken for a while now, and accidentally tried to update it without unjailbreaking. Needless to say, i'm screwed. I've tried using Tiny Umbrella and redsn0w to try to get out of the loop and to restore to 5.1.1, but no luck. I do have saved blobs on cydia for 5.1.1 as well as 6.0 i think, and some earlier versions as far as what redsn0w tell me anyways. DFU mode attempted, no luck restoring from that. Do I have any other options?
Which ipad?
Did you try a hard reset?
On an ipad2 a re-restore from 5.1.1 to 5.1.1 is possible with valid blobs and if you did not use an OTA to get to 5.1.1
Use redsn0w, go to Extras/even more/restore and follow instructions.
You'll need to download the 5.1.1 IPSW for that.
http://m.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=25156
iPhone3,1 4237220468014 remote blobs:
6.0.1,
5.1.1,
4.3.5, 4.3.3, 4.2b3, 4.2.1, 4.1
Hardsetting put me back into recovery.
It's an iPad 3, and I can't remember if I used iTunes or OTA, but I'm leaning towards iTunes. No luck with redsn0w though, it tells me I don't have the blob, but querying cydia through redsnow shows:
Do I have the wrong version of 5.1.1? I got the wifi version 5.1.1, which is what I have, but there are AT&T and some other versions. I got my iPad 3 in the apple store canada and it's most definitely not a 3g model...
Should I be using some iPhone 3 firmware or something?
EDIT: Ok...looks like i only have 6.0.1, though I was jailbroken on 5.1.1...i thought cydia automatically saved blobs.
Restoring to iOS 6+ is impossible on A5 right? Am I completely screwed?
So even if I jailbreak the phone successfully, at a later stage I can just restore the phone? Would this also mean that a complete restore would make the phone network locked again?
Thanks
So if I jailbreak with Pangu and install cydia would I need to disable iCloud and pascode/TID every time I reboot my phone? I did a jailbreak and installed Cydia along with some tweaks and accidentally forgot to disable these things before rebooting and it took me to the perpetual rebooting white screen after which I had to reinstall IOS through iTunes and restore my phone to the pre-jailbreak state. Want to jailbreak again, so just wanted to know whether this is something I would have to do every time i reboot my phone.
Hello, I recently Jail Broke my iPhone 5s, running on iOS 8 with Pangu. Everything was fine until I downloaded JellyLock7. I resprung my device and now I have no lock screen. By that I mean I have not time, date, slide to unlock, camera button, control center, and notification center. I CAN'T DO ANYTHING WITH MY PHONE !! I can't get my phone to get into safe mode either. Any help ??
Thanks
One of the most commonly asked questions by iPhone users who want to jailbreak their iPhone is: "Is possible to recover if things go horribly wrong while trying to hack their iPhone?"
The answer is yes.
Before we start, please note that the step-by-step guide involves restoring your iPhone so you should know that this would mean that all your personal data from your iPhone, including songs, videos, contacts, photos, calendar information, and any other data will be wiped out and your iPhone's settings will be restored to their factory settings. However, you always have the option to recover your personal data from the backup.
Here is the step-by-step guide to revirginize or restore your jailbroken iPhone:
* Connect your iPhone to your Mac or PC and select your iPhone from the list of devices in iTunes. If things had gone horribly wrong while hacking your iPhone and iTunes does not detect your iPhone then you will need to put it in DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) mode.
o You can follow these steps to put your iPhone in DFU mode (this is required only if iTunes does not recognize your iPhone):
+ Connect your iPhone to your computer.
+ Turn iPhone off.
+ Hold power and home together for 10 seconds (exactly).
+ Release power but keep holding home until the computers beeps (observed on a PC) as a USB device is recognized.
+ A few seconds later iTunes should detect your iPhone.
* In the Summary Tab, click on the Restore button.
Image
* iTunes should prompt you if you would wish to take a backup of your iPhone before restoring. Select Backup.
Image
* After the backup is taken select the Restore option when iTunes prompts you.
Image
* Once the restore process has completed your iPhone will restart and the Apple logo will appear while booting up.
* After the restore is complete and your iPhone restarts you will see the Connect to Activate screen. You must continue to keep your iPhone connected to complete activation.
Image
* The last step is to set up your iPhone either from a backup or set up as a "new iPhone". If you are planning to take the iPhone to the Apple Store, its advisable to setup your iPhone as a "new iPhone" else you can select the date of your backup that you want to restore to. You can always follow the above procedure to restore from a backup at a later date.
Image
i hope admins of this website put this thread in sticky forum..