Heyo,
So I have a OTB 1.1.2 iPhone that I got for Christmas that I activated with AT&T and have been using with no problems for a month or so. I decided to try to jailbreak it a few days ago and ran into a few problems which I fixed. Now there's one staring me in the face. I downgraded to 1.1.1 and kicked my iPhone out of its restore setting with iPhuc and it came to an activation screen. Now I'm thinking, ok, it's been activated before, no problem. But now I have a message about my signal strength not being high enough.
It's connected to iTunes, which is how it got activated the first time (I think) and I'm in a house where my dad (AT&T also) has full bars.
Before I chuck this to the ground and start crying in the fetal posisiton, can someone help?
~Gooda~
EDIT: Well, it looks like I forgot to do a shift-click when I hit restore and I'm on 1.1.3 now. Crap. Guess I'm waiting for a new jailbreak. While I am waiting, can someone give me an idea of what I may have done wrong?
So I have a OTB 1.1.2 iPhone that I got for Christmas that I activated with AT&T and have been using with no problems for a month or so. I decided to try to jailbreak it a few days ago and ran into a few problems which I fixed. Now there's one staring me in the face. I downgraded to 1.1.1 and kicked my iPhone out of its restore setting with iPhuc and it came to an activation screen. Now I'm thinking, ok, it's been activated before, no problem. But now I have a message about my signal strength not being high enough.
It's connected to iTunes, which is how it got activated the first time (I think) and I'm in a house where my dad (AT&T also) has full bars.
Before I chuck this to the ground and start crying in the fetal posisiton, can someone help?
~Gooda~
EDIT: Well, it looks like I forgot to do a shift-click when I hit restore and I'm on 1.1.3 now. Crap. Guess I'm waiting for a new jailbreak. While I am waiting, can someone give me an idea of what I may have done wrong?