Comments on: iPhone Pwnagetool for Mac 2.02 delayed http://www.wetwired.org/2008/08/26/iphone-pwnagetool-for-mac-202-delayed/ Good times, Noodle salad Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:42:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: DJFelix http://www.wetwired.org/2008/08/26/iphone-pwnagetool-for-mac-202-delayed/comment-page-1/#comment-1537 DJFelix Wed, 27 Aug 2008 19:06:13 +0000 http://www.wetwired.org/?p=1893#comment-1537 It took me a few tries to update Pwnage using Sparkle, but I eventually got it updated. This time, I used expert mode to build my firmware. First thing I did was run a backup of my iPhone with iTunes. I obtained the firmware by using iTunes, clicking "Check For Update" and then agreeing to all of the nag screens. When iTunes started downloading the update, I unplugged my iPhone, and let iTunes finish downloading the update. Once the update was downloaded, I started Pwnage, which found the updated firmware file, no problem. Using expert mode, I was able to create a new firmware file. I shut off my iPhone, held down the home button, and plugged it back into my laptop. It started up with the Pineapple logo, then switched to the recovery screen with the caricature of Jobs. I used iTunes to load the firmware, which loaded with no problems whatsoever. Then I selected the restore option, selected the backup I just made, which loaded with no problems. When the iPhone rebooted, I got the same restore/setup new screen in iTunes. This time I selected Set up as new, checked the name, and that's it! I haven't noticed much difference yet, but I suspect I'll notice something eventually. It took me a few tries to update Pwnage using Sparkle, but I eventually got it updated.

This time, I used expert mode to build my firmware. First thing I did was run a backup of my iPhone with iTunes. I obtained the firmware by using iTunes, clicking “Check For Update” and then agreeing to all of the nag screens. When iTunes started downloading the update, I unplugged my iPhone, and let iTunes finish downloading the update. Once the update was downloaded, I started Pwnage, which found the updated firmware file, no problem. Using expert mode, I was able to create a new firmware file.

I shut off my iPhone, held down the home button, and plugged it back into my laptop. It started up with the Pineapple logo, then switched to the recovery screen with the caricature of Jobs. I used iTunes to load the firmware, which loaded with no problems whatsoever. Then I selected the restore option, selected the backup I just made, which loaded with no problems. When the iPhone rebooted, I got the same restore/setup new screen in iTunes. This time I selected Set up as new, checked the name, and that’s it!

I haven’t noticed much difference yet, but I suspect I’ll notice something eventually.

]]> By: DJFelix http://www.wetwired.org/2008/08/26/iphone-pwnagetool-for-mac-202-delayed/comment-page-1/#comment-1534 DJFelix Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:02:09 +0000 http://www.wetwired.org/?p=1893#comment-1534 I'm going to take another crack at it, and document the process as I go. They released 2.0.3.1 via sparkle (start Pwnage and check for updates), and I'm downloading the update right now. I'll let you guys know how I make out. I’m going to take another crack at it, and document the process as I go. They released 2.0.3.1 via sparkle (start Pwnage and check for updates), and I’m downloading the update right now. I’ll let you guys know how I make out.

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