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| This entry was posted on Monday, September 15th, 2008 by Aaron Besson Category: 3G iPhone, Jailbreak/Activate, iPhone, iPhone Unlock Updates, iTunes News/Updates. |
Here is a tutorial posted in the forum by SARC originally posted on iPhoneHacks.com and Sleepers.net by a user named geeb. This will allow windows users to update to 2.1 and then jailbreak 2.1 with an older version of quickpwn that has been patched.
2G/3G iPhone 2.1 jailbreak tutorial -by geeb
DISCLAIMER: May break thingz…here be dragonz. Blame phi|o
AT THE MOMENT ANY 3rd PARTY APPS WILL NOT SHOW ON SPRINGBOARD UNTIL YOU DELETE THE CACHE AGAIN AND RESPRING WITH BOSSPREFS OR REBOOT (SEE LAST STEP OF TUTORIAL)
- Download the 2.1 firmware: for 3g: or for 2g
- install iTunes 8
- Update the iPhone with iTunes and make sure it is activated!
- Uninstall iTunes v8 Uninstall Apple Mobile Device Support (From Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel)
- Install iTunes v7.7.*
- Download quickpwn with the correct 2.1 bundle inside it: http://xpwn.co.uk/quickpwn-2.1-2g-3g.rar
- Run quickpwn…select your iPhone1,2_2.1_5F136_Restore.ipsw or iPhone1,1_2.1_5F136_Restore.ipsw
- you can select cydia and installer and logos if you wish- When it is finished the phone will reboot…Cydia and Installer will NOT be visible yet
- Download TotalCommander <– http://xpwn.co.uk/tcmd704a.exe
- Download t-pot addon <– http://xpwn.co.uk/T-PoT.1.1.zip
- Install TotalCommander and in the left pane navigate to T-PoT.1.1.zip and click on it. - It will install t-pot automatically.
- Download the mobileinstallation patch <– http://www.sendspace.com/file/pcrxy6
- Use Totalcommander to install patched mobileinstallation to /System/Library/PrivateFrameWorks/MobileInstallation.framework…
- click on the dropdown box [-\-] top left and select network neighbourhood then t-pot.
- Remeber to back up your original mobileinstallation first!
- Drag the file from the right pane to the left, not from windows explorer to TotalCOmmander!
- Still in TotalCommander delete /private/var/mobile/Library/Caches/com.apple.mobile.installation.plist
- Reboot the phone and all is good!
Thanks to the #xpwn crew…
[via iPhoneHacks - thanks to SARC for posting this in the forum]