iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 – This time it WORKED!

1015 Error

My previous post showed how I failed miserably with the Jailbreak process on 1.1.2. Now I have done some research and have tried it again…and it WORKED!!!

Success

UPDATE on 11.13.07 @ 3:45pm – added some screenshots of the iNdependence MobileFramework stuff at the end of the post.

UPDATE #2 on 11.15.07 @ 10:30am – added instructions on how to put the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” into the proper directory on your Mac 

So first, here are the files that I used for this:

  • iPhone Firmware 1.1.2 downloaded (160 MBs) here called “iPhone1,1_1.1.2_3B48b_Restore.ipsw”
  • 1.1.2 Jailbreak application (download here) – note this is Intel-only right now for Mac
  • OktoPrep (version 1.0) installed on iPhone
  • libreadline.5.2.dylib (download here) installed into /usr/local/lib
  • Restore version of Apple iPhone firmware 1.1.1 is here called “iPhone1,1_1.1.1_3A109a_Restore.ipsw”
  • iNdependence (I used 1.3b2 and installed the appropriate MobileDevice framework located here) located here

I was now starting from an un-jailbroken iPhone running 1.1.2 firmware. I am running on a Mac, with iTunes 7.5 and Leopard (10.5). Also, it is REQUIRED that you have a WiFi connection active to Jailbreak using www.jailbreakme.com since your iPhone will NOT be activated in 1.1.1 and you will NOT be able to connect via Edge. I also decided NOT to sync any Music, Podcasts or Videos in order to speed up the process.

Here are the steps that I used that worked.

  1. Download the restore file version 1.1.1 (listed at top of page)
  2. Sync up all of your info with iTunes and get your Photos off.
  3. Set your device into recovery mode by holding down the Power button and the Home button, release the Power button as soon as the iPhone screen goes black during reboot. iTunes should detect that you are in recovery mode.
  4. Option-click on Mac (or Shift-click on PC) the Restore button and select the 1.1.1 firmware file: iPhone1,1_1.1.1_3A109a_Restore.ipsw
  5. You will get the following error (#1015):
    1015 Error
  6. Click OK to close the 1015 error notice. You will now see another message about the iPhone being in recovery mode.
    Recovery mode
  7. Click OK to close the “Recovery Mode” error. Quit iTunes.
  8. Launch iNdependence 1.3b2 and let it sit for a few minutes.
    iNdependence
    If you have issues launching iNdependence follow the steps at the end of this post. You will see the status of your iPhone change in iNdependence to this status:
    iNdependence status
  9. Launch iTunes (if it hasn’t automatically launched already) and restore your iPhone settings from a backup.
  10. Your iPhone will reboot and resync.
  11. You are now on firmware 1.1.1. Some things to note:
    • The phone number of your iPhone may show in iTunes as “n/a”. This is expected.
    • Your iPhone will NOT be able to make or receive calls. This is expected.
    • iNdependence may say that your iPhone is “activated” but I think it is confused at this point
  12. This is where it is critical that you have a working WiFi connection for the Jailbreak process. Go to http://www.jailbreakme.com/ on your iPhone to Jailbreak and install the installer. You should see prompts on the screen informing you of an update in progress. Note that the FAQ on Jailbreakme says “Please allow AppSnapp up to 1 minute to install. If you are on an unactivated phone, you will not see a progress HUD. Wait for the phone to automatically reboot. If this doesn’t happen, please try to Install AppSnapp again.
  13. Install OktoPrep (within the AppTapp iPhone application installer under the “Tweaks 1.1.1” section):
    OktoPrep
  14. Once you have installed OktoPrep, connect your iPhone to your Mac (or PC but instructions here are for a Mac) and update your iPhone to Firmware 1.1.2 using iTunes. If it doesn’t show as an update, hold the OPTION key (on Mac) and click the “Check for Update” button and select the 1.1.2 firmware file you downloaded.
    1. iTunes goes through a verification process
    2. Then a “prepare for update” process
    3. Then an “updating iPhone software” process
    4. Then a “verifying updated iPhone software” process
    5. Then an “updating iPhone firmware” process
    6. Then the iPhone restarts and reconnects to iTunes
    7. It “Waits for activation” and then activates
  15. Quit iTunes.
  16. Once you have Firmware 1.1.2 installed, you need to re-Jailbreak the phone. This is where I went on a different direction from what is documented. I simply launched the “jailbreak.jar” application by double-clicking on it (thanks to reader James Cotton for this tidbit). (See my previous post for other ways to launch the “osx” application if you are having issues like “unable to access jarfile jailbreak.jar” or other path issues). You will see this screen:
    Jailbreak #1
  17. You should now see a “Jailbreaking” progress bar (note: this takes quite a while…like 10 minutes):
    Jailbreaking
  18. If all goes well, you should see this image:
    Jailbreak done
  19. Reboot your iPhone. It will do it again automatically. You should then see the “Installer” app. You are in business!

I hope that these steps worked for you. I wrote this pretty quickly since I could see that many users were having issues with this process. I was pretty discouraged after my first attempt went bad. But I view these things the way a mountain climber views a mountain. “Why do you do it?” “Because it’s there.”

iNdependece MobileDevice prep steps:

  1. If you have installed iTunes 7.5, you should use the beta version of iNdependence, otherwise you have to downgrade your iTunes. Follow the steps on the README of that version so that you can install the MobileDevice framework 7.4.2 into iNdependence. Steps are below:
  2. Copy iNdepedence to your harddrive
  3. Run the “iNdependence MobDev Tool” application. If you get a prompt that says you have the correct version of iTunes, you are good to go. Otherwise, you will see this error:
    Warning
  4. Copy the MobileDevice framework (link at top of this post) to your iNdependence folder.
  5. Select the location of that framework folder in the MobDev tool
    Proper framework directory
  6. Select the location of iNdependence
    Select iNdependence
  7. It copies all of the appropriate files
    Success!
  8. You are ready to go!

Instructions on how to put “libreadline.5.2.dylib” onto your Mac

Lots of readers seem to be having issues getting the “libreadline” stuff onto their Mac so hopefully this new set of instructions will help to clarify things a bit.

First, you need to be sure that you are an administrator of the Mac that your are on. If you are not, you need to log in as one.Also be sure that you have downloaded and unzipped the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” items to your computer. The steps that follow are ones that have worked for many users (don’t include any “quotes” in any of the commands that you put into Terminal):

  1. Open the Terminal application
  2. Type in “open /usr/local/lib/
    1. If a directory opens within your Mac Finder, all that you need to do is drag the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” into that directory and you are DONE
    2. If you get an error in the Terminal like “No such file or directory” that means that you need to create that directory. Here is how you do it:
      1. Type in “cd /” –> this will move you to the root level of your computer within the Terminal. You can test this by typing “pwd” and you should only see a “/” as the directory.
      2. Type in “mkdir /usr/local/lib/” If you get a “Permission Denied” error, try typing in “sudo mkdir /usr/local/lib/” and enter the administrative password there.
      3. If you do NOT get an error on the “mkdir” command, try opening the folder using the instructions listed in Step #2.1 above. If you DO get an error, continue to the next step.
      4. If you get an error that something does not exist, it is probably because you don’t have the “local” directory created, so, first make sure you are at the root (type in “cd /“) and then type in “mkdir /usr/local/” and see if that is successful. If it isn’t successful, please post a comment with your errors. If it IS successful, then go back to root (if you aren’t already there) by typing “cd /” and then type “mkdir /usr/local/lib/“. If that works, then just go to Step #2.1 above.

That should be it. Hopefully this will work for you. Please let me know and if this does be sure to DIGG this post!

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HTD says: Well this time it worked! Just needed to think this out and do a bit more research. Let me know if it worked for you!

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223 Responses

  1. I’m glad it worked for you this time. Is Independence necessary if you’ve already got a jailbroken 1.1.1 phone? Could I just run OctoPrep and the update to 1.1.2?

  2. I’m glad it worked for you this time. Is Independence necessary if you’ve already got a jailbroken 1.1.1 phone? Could I just run OctoPrep and the update to 1.1.2?

  3. @ Chris,

    Good question. No, it is not required. I was listing out steps to go from a 1.1.2 phone to a 1.1.1 phone, jailbreak that, prep for upgrade, upgrade to 1.1.2 and then Jailbreak 1.1.2.

    If you already have a Jailbroken 1.1.1 phone, just start from step #13.

    Thanks,
    -HTD

  4. @ Chris,

    Good question. No, it is not required. I was listing out steps to go from a 1.1.2 phone to a 1.1.1 phone, jailbreak that, prep for upgrade, upgrade to 1.1.2 and then Jailbreak 1.1.2.

    If you already have a Jailbroken 1.1.1 phone, just start from step #13.

    Thanks,
    -HTD

  5. so if you already have a 1.1.1 jailbroken phone and you install oktoprep via appsnapp, the only thing you need to is just connect to itunes and update? or is it more complicated than that?

  6. so if you already have a 1.1.1 jailbroken phone and you install oktoprep via appsnapp, the only thing you need to is just connect to itunes and update? or is it more complicated than that?

  7. @ Apple Whore,

    Gee, thanks!

    @ ian,

    No, you need to probably start from step #13 above. If you just do an update, you will reset your device to un-jailbroken and you will need to start from step #1 above. Read through the instructions. You need to have downloaded the 1.1.2-jailbreak application as well and have that all prepped.

    -HTD

  8. @ Apple Whore,

    Gee, thanks!

    @ ian,

    No, you need to probably start from step #13 above. If you just do an update, you will reset your device to un-jailbroken and you will need to start from step #1 above. Read through the instructions. You need to have downloaded the 1.1.2-jailbreak application as well and have that all prepped.

    -HTD

  9. To michael:

    Ok thanks I’ll give it a try I appreciate the work you did for this. Also, is there any chance at all this will brick my phone or will it simply restore it to 1.1.2, just in case I don’t do something right.

  10. To michael:

    Ok thanks I’ll give it a try I appreciate the work you did for this. Also, is there any chance at all this will brick my phone or will it simply restore it to 1.1.2, just in case I don’t do something right.

  11. @ ian,

    Well, I cannot guarantee that you will NOT screw up your phone. Doing anything that I have listed here you do at your own risk. I posted how it didn’t work for me before on my previous post. However, the Apple “restore” utility did get all of my settings back. Just be sure before you do anything that you sync everything, including your photos. It can get very scary during the process as you get many different types of errors. If you scare easily, you might not want to do this. There will probably be a better process that comes out soon.

    However, I have spent several hours testing this with my only iPhone and while I failed at first, I was able to successfully restore to 1.1.2 and then was able to do the process again with success.

    Good luck to you. Let me know how it goes and if there are any parts of the instructions that need to be tweaked (as I wrote this fairly quickly).

    Thanks,
    HTD

  12. @ ian,

    Well, I cannot guarantee that you will NOT screw up your phone. Doing anything that I have listed here you do at your own risk. I posted how it didn’t work for me before on my previous post. However, the Apple “restore” utility did get all of my settings back. Just be sure before you do anything that you sync everything, including your photos. It can get very scary during the process as you get many different types of errors. If you scare easily, you might not want to do this. There will probably be a better process that comes out soon.

    However, I have spent several hours testing this with my only iPhone and while I failed at first, I was able to successfully restore to 1.1.2 and then was able to do the process again with success.

    Good luck to you. Let me know how it goes and if there are any parts of the instructions that need to be tweaked (as I wrote this fairly quickly).

    Thanks,
    HTD

  13. WHY is this not working on PowerPC — the .jar launches, but never is able to connect to the iPhone… :-( What happened to UNIVERSAL BINARIES FOLKS?! Argh!

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  14. WHY is this not working on PowerPC — the .jar launches, but never is able to connect to the iPhone… :-( What happened to UNIVERSAL BINARIES FOLKS?! Argh!

    ——
    Ron Paul President 2008!
    It is time for President Paul!
    The only candidate who defends our “Special Interest” of liberty and the Constitution!
    http://ronpaul2008.com

    Hope for America… BE A PART OF IT!

  15. WHY is this not working on PowerPC — the .jar launches, but never is able to connect to the iPhone… :-( What happened to UNIVERSAL BINARIES FOLKS?! Argh!

    ——
    Ron Paul President 2008!
    It is time for President Paul!
    The only candidate who defends our “Special Interest” of liberty and the Constitution!
    http://ronpaul2008.com

    Hope for America… BE A PART OF IT!

  16. @ libertyforall

    Yep, for some reason they only developed it for Intel. Not sure why aside from the fact that they were rushing this out the door to us end-users.

    However, I did mention that it was “Intel-only” at the top of the post. I will highlight that in red so that others won’t fall into the trap. Maybe we should say “This Jailbreak sponsored by Intel” (grin).

    -HTD

  17. @ libertyforall

    Yep, for some reason they only developed it for Intel. Not sure why aside from the fact that they were rushing this out the door to us end-users.

    However, I did mention that it was “Intel-only” at the top of the post. I will highlight that in red so that others won’t fall into the trap. Maybe we should say “This Jailbreak sponsored by Intel” (grin).

    -HTD

  18. @ libertyforall

    Yep, for some reason they only developed it for Intel. Not sure why aside from the fact that they were rushing this out the door to us end-users.

    However, I did mention that it was “Intel-only” at the top of the post. I will highlight that in red so that others won’t fall into the trap. Maybe we should say “This Jailbreak sponsored by Intel” (grin).

    -HTD

  19. @ Patrick,

    Hmmm….sorry, I only have an iPhone (unless some one of my reader base wants to donate one to the cause – grin – then I’m sure I could figure it out and post another How-To article).

    Glad that the process worked though!

    -HTD

  20. @ Patrick,

    Hmmm….sorry, I only have an iPhone (unless some one of my reader base wants to donate one to the cause – grin – then I’m sure I could figure it out and post another How-To article).

    Glad that the process worked though!

    -HTD

  21. I had hoped that your step-by-step would solve my problems. I am fine until I try to launch iNdependence. It won’t accept the location of the Device.Framework folder, and I can’t get it to accept any of the files enclosed within the folder. SO, I downgraded iTunes to 7.4.2 and tried the older version of iNdependence. No dice, either. I can’t get that to work either. Unless you have a pearl of wisdom, I’m stuck back at 1.1.2 until somebody comes up with a more foolproof jailbreak for 1.1.2.

  22. I had hoped that your step-by-step would solve my problems. I am fine until I try to launch iNdependence. It won’t accept the location of the Device.Framework folder, and I can’t get it to accept any of the files enclosed within the folder. SO, I downgraded iTunes to 7.4.2 and tried the older version of iNdependence. No dice, either. I can’t get that to work either. Unless you have a pearl of wisdom, I’m stuck back at 1.1.2 until somebody comes up with a more foolproof jailbreak for 1.1.2.

  23. @ Jeff,

    It is a bit confusing setting up the iNdependence stuff. And you followed my mini-steps at the bottom of the post as well? I too found it confusing. Once you have uncompressed the 7.4.2 MobileFramework you need to launch the iNdependence MobDev application. It then prompts you for the location of the 7.4.2 framework. So, you JUST need to select the folder. Then another “selection” box pops up asking for the location of iNdependence itself. It’s a bit confusing. So, 2 location-selection steps. Then iNdependence will be updated. You can confirm that it is working by launching it. If it doesn’t complain, you are golden.

    Hope that helps. LMK if it works.

    -HTD

  24. @ Jeff,

    It is a bit confusing setting up the iNdependence stuff. And you followed my mini-steps at the bottom of the post as well? I too found it confusing. Once you have uncompressed the 7.4.2 MobileFramework you need to launch the iNdependence MobDev application. It then prompts you for the location of the 7.4.2 framework. So, you JUST need to select the folder. Then another “selection” box pops up asking for the location of iNdependence itself. It’s a bit confusing. So, 2 location-selection steps. Then iNdependence will be updated. You can confirm that it is working by launching it. If it doesn’t complain, you are golden.

    Hope that helps. LMK if it works.

    -HTD

  25. Hi!
    I spent 11 hours yesterday trying various things…wondering if we put the libreadline.5.2.dylib file into the user/local/lib on the iPhone or on the MAC? And if so, do I need to downlaod cyberduck or something?
    Thanks!

  26. Hi!
    I spent 11 hours yesterday trying various things…wondering if we put the libreadline.5.2.dylib file into the user/local/lib on the iPhone or on the MAC? And if so, do I need to downlaod cyberduck or something?
    Thanks!

  27. @ Michael,

    I went back and re-traced and double checked my process, and tried it all again. When I got to the MobDev application, I selected the mobile framework folder, and it kicked me right back to select the location again. I find myself visiting the “One Infinite Loop” of trying to select the mobile framework folder! Maybe the cause of this is something particular to my system.

    I’m done trying for now. I’ll wait for a more Dummy-Friendly jailbreak to be released. This experience has been so frustrating–since I followed the recipe closely.

    Thanks for your feedback and assistance~~keep up the good work. It’s helped some, and I’m sure it will help more people before the sun sets.

  28. @ Michael,

    I went back and re-traced and double checked my process, and tried it all again. When I got to the MobDev application, I selected the mobile framework folder, and it kicked me right back to select the location again. I find myself visiting the “One Infinite Loop” of trying to select the mobile framework folder! Maybe the cause of this is something particular to my system.

    I’m done trying for now. I’ll wait for a more Dummy-Friendly jailbreak to be released. This experience has been so frustrating–since I followed the recipe closely.

    Thanks for your feedback and assistance~~keep up the good work. It’s helped some, and I’m sure it will help more people before the sun sets.

  29. @ larry,

    Yep, that is a confusing one. You put that on your mac. Here is what you do…
    1) Go into your mac’s terminal application and type “open /usr/local/lib/
    2) That “should” open a window on your mac that will allow you to drag or copy the libreadline file to that directory
    3) That’s it!

    In terms of Cyberduck, you don’t need that for anything (unless you later want to transfer things to your iPhone via sftp). It works pretty well once you have ssh on your iPhone and if you use the Bonjour service, it is super easy to connect to it (at least it was for me).

    -HTD

  30. @ larry,

    Yep, that is a confusing one. You put that on your mac. Here is what you do…
    1) Go into your mac’s terminal application and type “open /usr/local/lib/
    2) That “should” open a window on your mac that will allow you to drag or copy the libreadline file to that directory
    3) That’s it!

    In terms of Cyberduck, you don’t need that for anything (unless you later want to transfer things to your iPhone via sftp). It works pretty well once you have ssh on your iPhone and if you use the Bonjour service, it is super easy to connect to it (at least it was for me).

    -HTD

  31. @ Jeff,

    Man, I feel your pain. Here is another hint. Look at the top of the select boxes when they open. I can’t remember what the first one said, but the second time the select box came up (after you select the framework folder), it says something like “select iNdependence”. That is where I think you have to actually select the PROGRAM, not the directory. (Again, I’m doing this from memory.)
    I will see if I can recreate the steps and take some screenshots.
    -HTD

  32. @ Jeff,

    Man, I feel your pain. Here is another hint. Look at the top of the select boxes when they open. I can’t remember what the first one said, but the second time the select box came up (after you select the framework folder), it says something like “select iNdependence”. That is where I think you have to actually select the PROGRAM, not the directory. (Again, I’m doing this from memory.)
    I will see if I can recreate the steps and take some screenshots.
    -HTD

  33. @ Jeff,

    Man, I feel your pain. Here is another hint. Look at the top of the select boxes when they open. I can’t remember what the first one said, but the second time the select box came up (after you select the framework folder), it says something like “select iNdependence”. That is where I think you have to actually select the PROGRAM, not the directory. (Again, I’m doing this from memory.)
    I will see if I can recreate the steps and take some screenshots.
    -HTD

  34. Michael

    I’m still stuck on the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” issue. I tried your terminal command and got
    The file /usr/local/lib does not exist.
    …huh?

    Any ideas?

  35. Michael

    I’m still stuck on the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” issue. I tried your terminal command and got
    The file /usr/local/lib does not exist.
    …huh?

    Any ideas?

  36. @ larry & iphonesdotcom,

    I think you forgot the trailing forwardslash. Otherwise unix thinks its a file. It should be “/usr/local/lib/” (there is a slash after the “b”).

    LMK.
    -HTD

  37. @ larry & iphonesdotcom,

    I think you forgot the trailing forwardslash. Otherwise unix thinks its a file. It should be “/usr/local/lib/” (there is a slash after the “b”).

    LMK.
    -HTD

  38. @ larry & iphonesdotcom,

    I think you forgot the trailing forwardslash. Otherwise unix thinks its a file. It should be “/usr/local/lib/” (there is a slash after the “b”).

    LMK.
    -HTD

  39. I’m sorry I didn’t explain what my initial problem was. I’ve gotten to your Step 16. After I run the Java program, I get the error:

    “Cannot connect to your device: Please plug your iPod/iPhone into your computer. If you’re still having trouble, restart the computer, reconnect the device and try again.”

    I’ve restarted MANY times… Still having this problem

  40. I’m sorry I didn’t explain what my initial problem was. I’ve gotten to your Step 16. After I run the Java program, I get the error:

    “Cannot connect to your device: Please plug your iPod/iPhone into your computer. If you’re still having trouble, restart the computer, reconnect the device and try again.”

    I’ve restarted MANY times… Still having this problem

  41. I’m sorry I didn’t explain what my initial problem was. I’ve gotten to your Step 16. After I run the Java program, I get the error:

    “Cannot connect to your device: Please plug your iPod/iPhone into your computer. If you’re still having trouble, restart the computer, reconnect the device and try again.”

    I’ve restarted MANY times… Still having this problem

  42. @ Michael,

    Thank You Thank You Thank You! Your last tip was the one I needed. The MobDev Tool does give two file choose finder windows. The first one is titled “Mobile Framework,” the second is titled “iNdependence.” Once I selected the framework folder and then the iNdependence location I was able to complete the downgrade to 1.1.1. I’m restoring right now, then I’ll jailbreak and continue the process. Unless you hear from me again, your instructions got me where I needed to be.

    Best,

    Jeff

  43. @ Michael,

    Thank You Thank You Thank You! Your last tip was the one I needed. The MobDev Tool does give two file choose finder windows. The first one is titled “Mobile Framework,” the second is titled “iNdependence.” Once I selected the framework folder and then the iNdependence location I was able to complete the downgrade to 1.1.1. I’m restoring right now, then I’ll jailbreak and continue the process. Unless you hear from me again, your instructions got me where I needed to be.

    Best,

    Jeff

  44. @ larry,

    Try just the /usr/ directory. Then try the /usr/local/ directory. It could be that you don’t have a “lib” directory. Then you will have to create that directory (probably using a unix command of mkdir).

    @ iphonesdotcom,

    Have you put the libreadline file into the directory? If not, you need to.

    -HTD

  45. @ larry,

    Try just the /usr/ directory. Then try the /usr/local/ directory. It could be that you don’t have a “lib” directory. Then you will have to create that directory (probably using a unix command of mkdir).

    @ iphonesdotcom,

    Have you put the libreadline file into the directory? If not, you need to.

    -HTD

  46. @ larry,

    Try just the /usr/ directory. Then try the /usr/local/ directory. It could be that you don’t have a “lib” directory. Then you will have to create that directory (probably using a unix command of mkdir).

    @ iphonesdotcom,

    Have you put the libreadline file into the directory? If not, you need to.

    -HTD

  47. @ Jeff,

    I just posted some screenshots…just for you! (and I guess others as well).

    @ Everyone

    BE SURE TO DIGG THIS POST AND CLICK ON MY GOOGLE ADS. Every penny and bit of traffic helps!

    Thanks!
    -HTD

  48. @ Jeff,

    I just posted some screenshots…just for you! (and I guess others as well).

    @ Everyone

    BE SURE TO DIGG THIS POST AND CLICK ON MY GOOGLE ADS. Every penny and bit of traffic helps!

    Thanks!
    -HTD

  49. So i tried the direction you gave Larry and got this:
    [****-Laptop:~] *********% /usr/ directory
    /usr/: Permission denied.

  50. So i tried the direction you gave Larry and got this:
    [****-Laptop:~] *********% /usr/ directory
    /usr/: Permission denied.

  51. So i tried the direction you gave Larry and got this:
    [****-Laptop:~] *********% /usr/ directory
    /usr/: Permission denied.

  52. When Patching iNdependence, the dialog boxes are deceiving at first. When You select the MobileDevice framework folder, the dialog box will appear to flash. What has actually happened is that the save to dialog box quickly replaces the open dialog box and you think that it failed to open the MobileDevice framework folder. It fooled me a couple of times.

  53. When Patching iNdependence, the dialog boxes are deceiving at first. When You select the MobileDevice framework folder, the dialog box will appear to flash. What has actually happened is that the save to dialog box quickly replaces the open dialog box and you think that it failed to open the MobileDevice framework folder. It fooled me a couple of times.

  54. Getting the same message as iphoxesdotcom…any advice? Please?

    “Cannot connect to your device: Please plug your iPod/iPhone into your computer. If you’re still having trouble, restart the computer, reconnect the device and try again.”

  55. Getting the same message as iphoxesdotcom…any advice? Please?

    “Cannot connect to your device: Please plug your iPod/iPhone into your computer. If you’re still having trouble, restart the computer, reconnect the device and try again.”

  56. @ Larry,

    You are missing the libreadline.5.2.dylib file.

    The file can be downloaded from:

    http://rapidshare.com/files/61509655/opt.zip

    After unzipping the file, go to the MenuBar in Finder,

    Go ->> Go To Folder ->>

    at the prompt, type /usr/local/lib and then press Return.

    This will open a new finder window at the correct directory.

    Open the opt folder you just unzipped and navigate:

    opt -> local -> lib -> libreadline.5.2.dylib

    drag the libreadline file into the finder window you just opened.

    once you do this you will be able to get past the not connected message you’re receiving.

    Jeff

  57. @ Larry,

    You are missing the libreadline.5.2.dylib file.

    The file can be downloaded from:

    http://rapidshare.com/files/61509655/opt.zip

    After unzipping the file, go to the MenuBar in Finder,

    Go ->> Go To Folder ->>

    at the prompt, type /usr/local/lib and then press Return.

    This will open a new finder window at the correct directory.

    Open the opt folder you just unzipped and navigate:

    opt -> local -> lib -> libreadline.5.2.dylib

    drag the libreadline file into the finder window you just opened.

    once you do this you will be able to get past the not connected message you’re receiving.

    Jeff

  58. @ Larry,

    You are missing the libreadline.5.2.dylib file.

    The file can be downloaded from:

    http://rapidshare.com/files/61509655/opt.zip

    After unzipping the file, go to the MenuBar in Finder,

    Go ->> Go To Folder ->>

    at the prompt, type /usr/local/lib and then press Return.

    This will open a new finder window at the correct directory.

    Open the opt folder you just unzipped and navigate:

    opt -> local -> lib -> libreadline.5.2.dylib

    drag the libreadline file into the finder window you just opened.

    once you do this you will be able to get past the not connected message you’re receiving.

    Jeff

  59. First of all, thank you to Michael for this blog!! And your help!!

    Second, Jeff, if I had any money I’d be sending you a check!!

    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

    You guys are the best!!!!

  60. First of all, thank you to Michael for this blog!! And your help!!

    Second, Jeff, if I had any money I’d be sending you a check!!

    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

    You guys are the best!!!!

  61. What do I do for Step 9?
    For me, iTunes re-launched and my phone (at 1.1.1) was unactivated…

    What backup?

  62. What do I do for Step 9?
    For me, iTunes re-launched and my phone (at 1.1.1) was unactivated…

    What backup?

  63. What do I do for Step 9?
    For me, iTunes re-launched and my phone (at 1.1.1) was unactivated…

    What backup?

  64. Boy, I step away for a few hours and money is being exchanged and people are helping each other! Love it! (Don’t forget to send me my check too – grin – ).

    So starting from the top…

    @ iphoxesdotcom,

    First sorry about the name spelling previously. If you are getting a “permission denied” you might not be an administrator on that computer. So, either log in as an admin and try it or in the terminal window, type “sudo open /usr/local/lib/” (without quotes). You will need to know the admin password to be able to do that though.

    Try that and let me know if it works.

    @ James,

    Yes it is confusing. That is why I updated the mini-instructions at the end to include screenshots.

    @ Jeff

    AWESOME! Glad to hear you had success! And thanks for filling in with the “tech support” while I got my dinner out of the way. I hadn’t thought of using the “Go To” menu for that…good one!

    @ Larry

    AWESOME x2! Maybe I should set up a PayPal donate button somewhere (grin). Google Ads just aren’t quite cutting it.

    @ John

    Well, when iTunes automatically relaunches at that step, you probably get prompted to restore your files from a previous sync. Just do that. I’m assuming that you downgraded from 1.1.2 to get to 1.1.1. Doing that messes up the modem firmware, thus crippling it and preventing it from connecting to a cell tower or Edge. That is why you need to have a wireless connection in order to do the 1.1.1 jailbreak stuff at jailbreakme.com.

    Does that make sense?

    Keep DIGGing my post!

    -HTD

  65. Boy, I step away for a few hours and money is being exchanged and people are helping each other! Love it! (Don’t forget to send me my check too – grin – ).

    So starting from the top…

    @ iphoxesdotcom,

    First sorry about the name spelling previously. If you are getting a “permission denied” you might not be an administrator on that computer. So, either log in as an admin and try it or in the terminal window, type “sudo open /usr/local/lib/” (without quotes). You will need to know the admin password to be able to do that though.

    Try that and let me know if it works.

    @ James,

    Yes it is confusing. That is why I updated the mini-instructions at the end to include screenshots.

    @ Jeff

    AWESOME! Glad to hear you had success! And thanks for filling in with the “tech support” while I got my dinner out of the way. I hadn’t thought of using the “Go To” menu for that…good one!

    @ Larry

    AWESOME x2! Maybe I should set up a PayPal donate button somewhere (grin). Google Ads just aren’t quite cutting it.

    @ John

    Well, when iTunes automatically relaunches at that step, you probably get prompted to restore your files from a previous sync. Just do that. I’m assuming that you downgraded from 1.1.2 to get to 1.1.1. Doing that messes up the modem firmware, thus crippling it and preventing it from connecting to a cell tower or Edge. That is why you need to have a wireless connection in order to do the 1.1.1 jailbreak stuff at jailbreakme.com.

    Does that make sense?

    Keep DIGGing my post!

    -HTD

  66. Im now at final stage, it says ‘uploading installer.app files’, 15minuters past, it is still uploading, is that normal, and in JAVA windows the process indicator doesnt show any green bar

  67. Im now at final stage, it says ‘uploading installer.app files’, 15minuters past, it is still uploading, is that normal, and in JAVA windows the process indicator doesnt show any green bar

  68. Im now at final stage, it says ‘uploading installer.app files’, 15minuters past, it is still uploading, is that normal, and in JAVA windows the process indicator doesnt show any green bar

  69. Im on PC, should I kill or the process which related to iTunes to upload installer.app? It’been half an hour, nothing happens—PLEASE HELP ! Thank you very much

  70. Im on PC, should I kill or the process which related to iTunes to upload installer.app? It’been half an hour, nothing happens—PLEASE HELP ! Thank you very much

  71. HTD – you are amazing. If I hadn’t found your pages and these comments I think I would have just lived with unjailed 1.1.2. Thanks a million
    Geof

  72. HTD – you are amazing. If I hadn’t found your pages and these comments I think I would have just lived with unjailed 1.1.2. Thanks a million
    Geof

  73. HTD – you are amazing. If I hadn’t found your pages and these comments I think I would have just lived with unjailed 1.1.2. Thanks a million
    Geof

  74. Ok, so the cannot connect error is what I get on PowerPC — anyone found a PPC Mac solution yet!?

  75. Ok, so the cannot connect error is what I get on PowerPC — anyone found a PPC Mac solution yet!?

  76. @ vincent,

    Sorry, I did not try this on a PC. But just to let you know, it did take a while on my Mac…like 10-15 minutes (I didn’t time it). I would’t kill the process. Has there been any progress?

    @ Geof,

    No problem! Glad I could help. Give the story a DIGG and/or click on some ads (grin). I added a Donate button for PayPal in case some millionaire decided to reward me for my time (HA!). It’s late and I need sleep.

    @ libertyforall,

    Well, you could try on a PC. Many of the instructions are the same but I haven’t tried it. Or borrow someones Intel Mac.

    Good luck!

    -HTD

  77. @ vincent,

    Sorry, I did not try this on a PC. But just to let you know, it did take a while on my Mac…like 10-15 minutes (I didn’t time it). I would’t kill the process. Has there been any progress?

    @ Geof,

    No problem! Glad I could help. Give the story a DIGG and/or click on some ads (grin). I added a Donate button for PayPal in case some millionaire decided to reward me for my time (HA!). It’s late and I need sleep.

    @ libertyforall,

    Well, you could try on a PC. Many of the instructions are the same but I haven’t tried it. Or borrow someones Intel Mac.

    Good luck!

    -HTD

  78. Ok, the moment ALL PowerPC Mac users have been waiting for!!! It worked! You have to use the iphuc.ppc in the Jailbreak 1.1.2 download and the fstab and iphonefs directory from here:
    http://rapidshare.com/files/61505779/Desktop_-_Jailbreak.zip.html
    (but don’t delete the iPhuc you download) and add these to the same folder as iphuc.ppc — now just follow these instructions:
    http://www.iphonealley.com/news/unofficial-1-1-2-jailbreak-instructions?s=e74cde15b9d9a5ed54b2b159092ef10f

    This assumes you have the /lib file installed, and jailbroke 1.1.1 and oktoprep installed and then upgrades, NOT restored to 1.1.2…

    Awesome! Mission accomplished.

  79. Ok, the moment ALL PowerPC Mac users have been waiting for!!! It worked! You have to use the iphuc.ppc in the Jailbreak 1.1.2 download and the fstab and iphonefs directory from here:
    http://rapidshare.com/files/61505779/Desktop_-_Jailbreak.zip.html
    (but don’t delete the iPhuc you download) and add these to the same folder as iphuc.ppc — now just follow these instructions:
    http://www.iphonealley.com/news/unofficial-1-1-2-jailbreak-instructions?s=e74cde15b9d9a5ed54b2b159092ef10f

    This assumes you have the /lib file installed, and jailbroke 1.1.1 and oktoprep installed and then upgrades, NOT restored to 1.1.2…

    Awesome! Mission accomplished.

  80. I don’t seem to have a usr file. I’m the only User on this computer, and have full administrative privileges. Can I just make this folder string or should I put it in another way?

  81. I don’t seem to have a usr file. I’m the only User on this computer, and have full administrative privileges. Can I just make this folder string or should I put it in another way?

  82. It seems I can’t even make a usr file. My system says one already exists, but doing a spotlight search i only can find the two that come in the “1” folder downloaded for this process. those two are at

    ********>Desktop>1>ssh>root>usr
    and
    ********>Desktop>1>required>touchfree>root>usr

    By the way, thank you for helping me and everyone else here. Your doing an amazing job with this…

  83. It seems I can’t even make a usr file. My system says one already exists, but doing a spotlight search i only can find the two that come in the “1” folder downloaded for this process. those two are at

    ********>Desktop>1>ssh>root>usr
    and
    ********>Desktop>1>required>touchfree>root>usr

    By the way, thank you for helping me and everyone else here. Your doing an amazing job with this…

  84. @ libertyforall,

    Great job figuring it out! And thanks for putting that in the comments. It will be helpful to the non-Intel Mac users out there.

    @ xoxo,

    Blush.

    @ iphoxesdotcom,

    Sorry that you are still struggling. First, you should be looking for that path /usr/local/lib/ on your MAC and not your iPhone. Second, the /usr/ is a directory, not a file. Third, try this:
    1) Open terminal
    2) Type in “mkdir /usr/local/lib/”
    3) If you get an error saying “File Exists”, then you already have the directory created. If you don’t get an error, then it has created the directory.
    4) In Terminal, type “open /usr/local/lib/” and that should open the proper directory.
    5) Drag the libreadline.5.2.dylib file (or copy it) to that directory and you should be good to go.

    Lastly, thanks for the kind words. Be sure to DIGG the post, click on Ads, Donate, or spread the word (end shameless plug).

    -HTD

  85. @ libertyforall,

    Great job figuring it out! And thanks for putting that in the comments. It will be helpful to the non-Intel Mac users out there.

    @ xoxo,

    Blush.

    @ iphoxesdotcom,

    Sorry that you are still struggling. First, you should be looking for that path /usr/local/lib/ on your MAC and not your iPhone. Second, the /usr/ is a directory, not a file. Third, try this:
    1) Open terminal
    2) Type in “mkdir /usr/local/lib/”
    3) If you get an error saying “File Exists”, then you already have the directory created. If you don’t get an error, then it has created the directory.
    4) In Terminal, type “open /usr/local/lib/” and that should open the proper directory.
    5) Drag the libreadline.5.2.dylib file (or copy it) to that directory and you should be good to go.

    Lastly, thanks for the kind words. Be sure to DIGG the post, click on Ads, Donate, or spread the word (end shameless plug).

    -HTD

  86. When I type “mkdir /usr/local/lib/” in Terminal, the response is:

    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory

    When I type “open /usr/local/lib/”, I get:

    2007-11-14 15:23:19.358 open[28690] No such file: /usr/local/lib/

    Any suggestions would be both helpful and appreciated. Thanks!

  87. When I type “mkdir /usr/local/lib/” in Terminal, the response is:

    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory

    When I type “open /usr/local/lib/”, I get:

    2007-11-14 15:23:19.358 open[28690] No such file: /usr/local/lib/

    Any suggestions would be both helpful and appreciated. Thanks!

  88. Also, I read that simply dragging and dropping the opt folder on the Hard Drive works. Would this help me avoid the problems that I’ve been having with Terminal?

  89. Also, I read that simply dragging and dropping the opt folder on the Hard Drive works. Would this help me avoid the problems that I’ve been having with Terminal?

  90. @ John,

    The problem with dragging it is that I don’t believe it will actually put it into the proper folder (namely the usr folder). So try this in terminal
    1) Type “open /usr/” –> should open the usr directory. what is listed there?
    2) If “local” is listed, just open it through the GUI (not terminal) and see if you can just create a directory called “lib” there
    3) If “local” is NOT listed, try to create it through the GUI there and then create the “lib” directory in that.

    You are on an Intel Mac right? And logged in as an administrator, right?

    -HTD

  91. @ John,

    The problem with dragging it is that I don’t believe it will actually put it into the proper folder (namely the usr folder). So try this in terminal
    1) Type “open /usr/” –> should open the usr directory. what is listed there?
    2) If “local” is listed, just open it through the GUI (not terminal) and see if you can just create a directory called “lib” there
    3) If “local” is NOT listed, try to create it through the GUI there and then create the “lib” directory in that.

    You are on an Intel Mac right? And logged in as an administrator, right?

    -HTD

  92. Yes, I’m on an Intel Mac and logged in as an administrator. Here’s exactly what happens (copy and pasted straight from Terminal):

    Last login: Wed Nov 14 15:21:31 on ttyp1
    Welcome to Darwin!
    johns-computer:~ John$ open / usr/
    2007-11-14 16:55:59.922 open[28888] No such file: /Users/John/usr
    johns-computer:~ John$

    Sorry, but I’ve obviously never used Terminal and I have no knowledge of it whatsoever. How do I create exactly what I need?

    Thanks again for all the help!

  93. Yes, I’m on an Intel Mac and logged in as an administrator. Here’s exactly what happens (copy and pasted straight from Terminal):

    Last login: Wed Nov 14 15:21:31 on ttyp1
    Welcome to Darwin!
    johns-computer:~ John$ open / usr/
    2007-11-14 16:55:59.922 open[28888] No such file: /Users/John/usr
    johns-computer:~ John$

    Sorry, but I’ve obviously never used Terminal and I have no knowledge of it whatsoever. How do I create exactly what I need?

    Thanks again for all the help!

  94. @ John

    You need to be all the way at the highest level possible. So, in Terminal, type “pwd” and that will give you your path to your current directory (where you are working in). Remember that command.
    Then, type “cd” without anything else. That should dump you into your User home (/Users/username/).
    Do a PWD there to be sure that it is only 2 levels.
    Then type “cd ../../” which should take you to the root.
    Type a PWD and you should see your path as just “/”.
    From there do the who mkdir stuff mentioned previously.
    -HTD

  95. @ John

    You need to be all the way at the highest level possible. So, in Terminal, type “pwd” and that will give you your path to your current directory (where you are working in). Remember that command.
    Then, type “cd” without anything else. That should dump you into your User home (/Users/username/).
    Do a PWD there to be sure that it is only 2 levels.
    Then type “cd ../../” which should take you to the root.
    Type a PWD and you should see your path as just “/”.
    From there do the who mkdir stuff mentioned previously.
    -HTD

  96. @ John,

    Crap, just remembered an easier way. In terminal, just type “cd /” and that will take you to the top level.

    Then just do the rest of the commands.

    -HTD

  97. @ John,

    Crap, just remembered an easier way. In terminal, just type “cd /” and that will take you to the top level.

    Then just do the rest of the commands.

    -HTD

  98. Alright, I’m making progress.. here’s what I found out. I have a “/usr/lib/” but not a “/usr/local/”

    This is what I got from Terminal.

    Last login: Wed Nov 14 19:09:26 on ttyp1
    Welcome to Darwin!
    johns-computer:~ John$ cd /
    johns-computer:/ John$ /usr/
    -bash: /usr/: is a directory
    johns-computer:/ John$ /usr/local/
    -bash: /usr/local/: No such file or directory
    johns-computer:/ John$ mkdir /usr/local/
    mkdir: /usr/local/: Permission denied
    johns-computer:/ John$ mkdir /usr/local/lib/
    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory
    johns-computer:/ John$ /usr/lib/
    -bash: /usr/lib/: is a directory

    I’ve found my usr directory in Finder and, sure enough, there’s no local folder in there; but there is a lib folder. I can’t seem to create a new folder in my usr directory, so…

    How do I create a local folder? Or, do I even need this folder (can I just place libreadline.5.2.dylib in the lib folder for it to work)?

    Thanks for all the help, I’m really sorry this is taking me so long. But, I’m probably having the same problem a lot of other inexperienced Terminal users are (I just didn’t give up!).

    Thanks again

  99. Alright, I’m making progress.. here’s what I found out. I have a “/usr/lib/” but not a “/usr/local/”

    This is what I got from Terminal.

    Last login: Wed Nov 14 19:09:26 on ttyp1
    Welcome to Darwin!
    johns-computer:~ John$ cd /
    johns-computer:/ John$ /usr/
    -bash: /usr/: is a directory
    johns-computer:/ John$ /usr/local/
    -bash: /usr/local/: No such file or directory
    johns-computer:/ John$ mkdir /usr/local/
    mkdir: /usr/local/: Permission denied
    johns-computer:/ John$ mkdir /usr/local/lib/
    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory
    johns-computer:/ John$ /usr/lib/
    -bash: /usr/lib/: is a directory

    I’ve found my usr directory in Finder and, sure enough, there’s no local folder in there; but there is a lib folder. I can’t seem to create a new folder in my usr directory, so…

    How do I create a local folder? Or, do I even need this folder (can I just place libreadline.5.2.dylib in the lib folder for it to work)?

    Thanks for all the help, I’m really sorry this is taking me so long. But, I’m probably having the same problem a lot of other inexperienced Terminal users are (I just didn’t give up!).

    Thanks again

  100. I also got to open my usr dir, following your directions. I have a local folder and a lib folder in there, but can’t add a lib folder to the local folder.

    WAIT… WAIT… I may have just figured it out. I opened the GUI interface with the open /usr/ command. opened the local folder, dragged the lib > libreadline.5.2.dylib chain into the folder got the “cannot modify pop-up… BUT also got an authenticate option. I entered my pw, and now have a usr>local>lib>libreadline.5.2.dylib chain. I’m restarting and we’ll see what happens….

    Thanks again

  101. I also got to open my usr dir, following your directions. I have a local folder and a lib folder in there, but can’t add a lib folder to the local folder.

    WAIT… WAIT… I may have just figured it out. I opened the GUI interface with the open /usr/ command. opened the local folder, dragged the lib > libreadline.5.2.dylib chain into the folder got the “cannot modify pop-up… BUT also got an authenticate option. I entered my pw, and now have a usr>local>lib>libreadline.5.2.dylib chain. I’m restarting and we’ll see what happens….

    Thanks again

  102. Holy everlovin’ crap!!! It worked!. You are totally the man HTD – keep up the great work. You are officially in my RSS list for daily what-have-you. Thanks again!

  103. Holy everlovin’ crap!!! It worked!. You are totally the man HTD – keep up the great work. You are officially in my RSS list for daily what-have-you. Thanks again!

  104. @ John,

    When you do the commands in Terminal, try prefacing them with “sudo” to log you in as the root admin. So, for example, “sudo mkdir /usr/local/lib/” and you will be prompted to enter your admin password. See if that works.

    @ iphoxesdotcom,

    Woo hoo! Glad you finally got it! Feels good, doesn’t it? Trust me, it took me a many hours the first time (the failure one) and then a few the second time (the successful one).

    -HTD

  105. @ John,

    When you do the commands in Terminal, try prefacing them with “sudo” to log you in as the root admin. So, for example, “sudo mkdir /usr/local/lib/” and you will be prompted to enter your admin password. See if that works.

    @ iphoxesdotcom,

    Woo hoo! Glad you finally got it! Feels good, doesn’t it? Trust me, it took me a many hours the first time (the failure one) and then a few the second time (the successful one).

    -HTD

  106. Hi..
    I actually follow these directions first. I’m a little confused where Im suppose to insert that information you told me to insert. I got up to step 16 then it said that my device could not connect. Could you possibly redirect me. I’m so frustrated…I would really appreciate it….THANK YOU SO MUCH~I know the guy before me had the same problem as I did but I’m not too sure how he fixed it.
    Thanks
    Michelle

  107. Hi..
    I actually follow these directions first. I’m a little confused where Im suppose to insert that information you told me to insert. I got up to step 16 then it said that my device could not connect. Could you possibly redirect me. I’m so frustrated…I would really appreciate it….THANK YOU SO MUCH~I know the guy before me had the same problem as I did but I’m not too sure how he fixed it.
    Thanks
    Michelle

  108. Hi
    my iphone is unlocked on 1.1.1 i have insalled AppTap and installed OktoPrep all is still working ok can so i now just update the firmware step13 onwards and run jailbreak from my mac

  109. Hi
    my iphone is unlocked on 1.1.1 i have insalled AppTap and installed OktoPrep all is still working ok can so i now just update the firmware step13 onwards and run jailbreak from my mac

  110. @ Michelle,

    I have added new instructions to my original article that will, I hope, clear up things a bit. Please try the instructions there and let me know if it works.

    @ eddie,

    Yes, I believe that is where you would start up from. Let me know how it goes.

    @ Ali,

    That is fine. I had to force my iPhone to reboot and then it rebooted itself again on its own.

    -HTD

  111. @ Michelle,

    I have added new instructions to my original article that will, I hope, clear up things a bit. Please try the instructions there and let me know if it works.

    @ eddie,

    Yes, I believe that is where you would start up from. Let me know how it goes.

    @ Ali,

    That is fine. I had to force my iPhone to reboot and then it rebooted itself again on its own.

    -HTD

  112. HDT,

    I accidentally upgraded to 1.1.2. Then I got into the activation loop. Now I upgraded again to 1.1.2 to start the process again but I cannot downgrade to 1.1.1. I “option – Restore” but when iTunes finishes extracting the software I got this error:

    “The iPhone could not be restored. An unknown error occured (1).”

    Do you have any idea of what is happening.

    Thanks

  113. HDT,

    I accidentally upgraded to 1.1.2. Then I got into the activation loop. Now I upgraded again to 1.1.2 to start the process again but I cannot downgrade to 1.1.1. I “option – Restore” but when iTunes finishes extracting the software I got this error:

    “The iPhone could not be restored. An unknown error occured (1).”

    Do you have any idea of what is happening.

    Thanks

  114. HDT,

    I accidentally upgraded to 1.1.2. Then I got into the activation loop. Now I upgraded again to 1.1.2 to start the process again but I cannot downgrade to 1.1.1. I “option – Restore” but when iTunes finishes extracting the software I got this error:

    “The iPhone could not be restored. An unknown error occured (1).”

    Do you have any idea of what is happening.

    Thanks

  115. @ Etienne,

    Those errors are normal. I saw them in my process as well. Be sure you start at the beginning of the instructions above.

    -HTD

  116. @ Etienne,

    Those errors are normal. I saw them in my process as well. Be sure you start at the beginning of the instructions above.

    -HTD

  117. @ Etienne,

    Those errors are normal. I saw them in my process as well. Be sure you start at the beginning of the instructions above.

    -HTD

  118. Will this adversely affect my jailbroken, AnySIM-unlocked firmware 1.1.1 phone that is not using an AT&T SIM?

  119. Will this adversely affect my jailbroken, AnySIM-unlocked firmware 1.1.1 phone that is not using an AT&T SIM?

  120. Well, I was unjailed on 1.1.1. I ran OKtoPrep and it suggested I was ready for 1.1.2. I upgraded to 1.1.2 and my iPhone is once again jailed, but this time with the tiff expoit patched and I do the get blue question mark when attempting to run AppSnapp again. Does this mean I must do a complete restore to back to 1.1.1?

    Regards,

    Jim

  121. Well, I was unjailed on 1.1.1. I ran OKtoPrep and it suggested I was ready for 1.1.2. I upgraded to 1.1.2 and my iPhone is once again jailed, but this time with the tiff expoit patched and I do the get blue question mark when attempting to run AppSnapp again. Does this mean I must do a complete restore to back to 1.1.1?

    Regards,

    Jim

  122. To those who want to know how to add iPhone applications to the 1.1.2 iPod Touch. Follow these steps:

    1. Load iPhone applications (1.1.2 version) from here and unpack it to your desktop.
    2. Turn on SSH on your iPod and set sleep time to ‘never’.
    3. Use your favourite SFTP application (Fugu, Transmit….) (log in as root/alpine) and copy files/folders from archive to iPod, to locations as suggested by —> :

    GMM.framework —-> /System/Library/Frameworks/
    Maps.app —-> /Applications/
    MobileMail.app —-> /Applications/
    MobileMailSettings.bundle —-> /System/Library/PreferenceBundles/
    MobileNotes.app —-> /Applications/
    Stocks.app —-> /Applications/
    VPNPreferences.bundle —-> /System/Library/PreferenceBundles/
    Weather.app —-> /Applications/

    4. Close SFTP and open Terminal and SSH into your iPod:

    ssh -l root

    Enter ‘alpine’ as a password.

    Execute following commands:

    chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
    reboot

    …and you’re done :)

  123. To those who want to know how to add iPhone applications to the 1.1.2 iPod Touch. Follow these steps:

    1. Load iPhone applications (1.1.2 version) from here and unpack it to your desktop.
    2. Turn on SSH on your iPod and set sleep time to ‘never’.
    3. Use your favourite SFTP application (Fugu, Transmit….) (log in as root/alpine) and copy files/folders from archive to iPod, to locations as suggested by —> :

    GMM.framework —-> /System/Library/Frameworks/
    Maps.app —-> /Applications/
    MobileMail.app —-> /Applications/
    MobileMailSettings.bundle —-> /System/Library/PreferenceBundles/
    MobileNotes.app —-> /Applications/
    Stocks.app —-> /Applications/
    VPNPreferences.bundle —-> /System/Library/PreferenceBundles/
    Weather.app —-> /Applications/

    4. Close SFTP and open Terminal and SSH into your iPod:

    ssh -l root

    Enter ‘alpine’ as a password.

    Execute following commands:

    chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
    reboot

    …and you’re done :)

  124. To those who want to know how to add iPhone applications to the 1.1.2 iPod Touch. Follow these steps:

    1. Load iPhone applications (1.1.2 version) from here and unpack it to your desktop.
    2. Turn on SSH on your iPod and set sleep time to ‘never’.
    3. Use your favourite SFTP application (Fugu, Transmit….) (log in as root/alpine) and copy files/folders from archive to iPod, to locations as suggested by —> :

    GMM.framework —-> /System/Library/Frameworks/
    Maps.app —-> /Applications/
    MobileMail.app —-> /Applications/
    MobileMailSettings.bundle —-> /System/Library/PreferenceBundles/
    MobileNotes.app —-> /Applications/
    Stocks.app —-> /Applications/
    VPNPreferences.bundle —-> /System/Library/PreferenceBundles/
    Weather.app —-> /Applications/

    4. Close SFTP and open Terminal and SSH into your iPod:

    ssh -l root

    Enter ‘alpine’ as a password.

    Execute following commands:

    chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
    reboot

    …and you’re done :)

  125. @ Paul,

    Thanks for that helpful set of instructions. I took the liberty of deleting your extra posts and adding the RapidShare to your original comment. (Hope you don’t mind!)

    -HTD

  126. @ Paul,

    Thanks for that helpful set of instructions. I took the liberty of deleting your extra posts and adding the RapidShare to your original comment. (Hope you don’t mind!)

    -HTD

  127. Hey Can you please help me. I am exhausted trying to do this. I did one of my iphones properly but the second one when I go to jailbreak.jar it gives me an error saying “you can only use this utility by using OktoPrep before updating 1.1.2”

    So I figured that I dont have the file in my directory. I worked on it for 3 hours and I still cant figure it out. This what I did

    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ cd /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ cd
    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /Users/hiteshbatra
    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ mkdir /usr/local/lib/
    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory

    Its not making the directory, There is no local folder only lib, I dragged the libreadline file into the lib folder and restarted it its still showing me the error.

    I am a beginner user of terminal. Also I cant make a folder of local in the usr directory through GUI.
    Please Please help me

    Thanks

  128. Hey Can you please help me. I am exhausted trying to do this. I did one of my iphones properly but the second one when I go to jailbreak.jar it gives me an error saying “you can only use this utility by using OktoPrep before updating 1.1.2”

    So I figured that I dont have the file in my directory. I worked on it for 3 hours and I still cant figure it out. This what I did

    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ cd /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ cd
    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /Users/hiteshbatra
    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ mkdir /usr/local/lib/
    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory

    Its not making the directory, There is no local folder only lib, I dragged the libreadline file into the lib folder and restarted it its still showing me the error.

    I am a beginner user of terminal. Also I cant make a folder of local in the usr directory through GUI.
    Please Please help me

    Thanks

  129. Hey Can you please help me. I am exhausted trying to do this. I did one of my iphones properly but the second one when I go to jailbreak.jar it gives me an error saying “you can only use this utility by using OktoPrep before updating 1.1.2”

    So I figured that I dont have the file in my directory. I worked on it for 3 hours and I still cant figure it out. This what I did

    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ cd /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ cd
    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /Users/hiteshbatra
    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ mkdir /usr/local/lib/
    mkdir: /usr/local: No such file or directory

    Its not making the directory, There is no local folder only lib, I dragged the libreadline file into the lib folder and restarted it its still showing me the error.

    I am a beginner user of terminal. Also I cant make a folder of local in the usr directory through GUI.
    Please Please help me

    Thanks

  130. BTW I posted my questions on other websites as well and had a looked through there is no website which gives clear instructions like you do. This site is really awesome.
    Keep up the good work HTD (Y)

  131. BTW I posted my questions on other websites as well and had a looked through there is no website which gives clear instructions like you do. This site is really awesome.
    Keep up the good work HTD (Y)

  132. to Hitesh:
    the key to get rid of “no OktoPrep installed” error is to:
    1. Switch your OS X to English (English on the first place) and to log out and log in.
    2. Select English as language of choice in your iPhone.
    3. NOW run jailbreak.jar

    Have luck this time ;)

  133. to Hitesh:
    the key to get rid of “no OktoPrep installed” error is to:
    1. Switch your OS X to English (English on the first place) and to log out and log in.
    2. Select English as language of choice in your iPhone.
    3. NOW run jailbreak.jar

    Have luck this time ;)

  134. to Hitesh:
    the key to get rid of “no OktoPrep installed” error is to:
    1. Switch your OS X to English (English on the first place) and to log out and log in.
    2. Select English as language of choice in your iPhone.
    3. NOW run jailbreak.jar

    Have luck this time ;)

  135. Thanks for your reply but English was the first choice on my mac os x and I restarted it a couple of times. I cant do anything with my iphone cos its stuck on the “connect to itunes” sign. Not “Activate on itunes”.
    Is the “no Oktoprep error” and “no Iphone connected” error the same. If it is I guess I’m missing the libread file on the directory step which I cant seem to figure out.

  136. Thanks for your reply but English was the first choice on my mac os x and I restarted it a couple of times. I cant do anything with my iphone cos its stuck on the “connect to itunes” sign. Not “Activate on itunes”.
    Is the “no Oktoprep error” and “no Iphone connected” error the same. If it is I guess I’m missing the libread file on the directory step which I cant seem to figure out.

  137. @ Hitesh,

    It looks like you were very close to getting the stuff set in the terminal. Did you look at the instructions that I posted at the end? Read through those and try the terminal stuff again. I think where you went wrong was typing “cd” which put you into your home directory (“/Users/hiteshbatra/”) when you should really be in the rood directory (“/”). You get there by typing “cd /”. Then if you do a “pwd” command, you will see that the path is “/” and not “/Users/xxxxx/”.
    So, try to follow the instructions at the end of the post. It looks to me that you will need to create the “local” directory will need to be created as well.
    In terms of your questions about Activation and No Oktoprep error, I believe (trying to think back) that once you do get the jailbreak in, you will be able to Activate through iTunes.
    Are you double-clicking on the jailbreak.jar? But try to get the libreadline item in to your Mac if you can.
    Also, this later post does have a better installer mentioned, however if you are in mid process, you might have to try to finish what you have started here.
    Sorry if it is hard, it did take me quite a few tries to get it to work (you need to have a few hours to spare).

    @ Paul,

    Thanks for pitching in in my absence! I do appreciate the help!

    -HTD

  138. @ Hitesh,

    It looks like you were very close to getting the stuff set in the terminal. Did you look at the instructions that I posted at the end? Read through those and try the terminal stuff again. I think where you went wrong was typing “cd” which put you into your home directory (“/Users/hiteshbatra/”) when you should really be in the rood directory (“/”). You get there by typing “cd /”. Then if you do a “pwd” command, you will see that the path is “/” and not “/Users/xxxxx/”.
    So, try to follow the instructions at the end of the post. It looks to me that you will need to create the “local” directory will need to be created as well.
    In terms of your questions about Activation and No Oktoprep error, I believe (trying to think back) that once you do get the jailbreak in, you will be able to Activate through iTunes.
    Are you double-clicking on the jailbreak.jar? But try to get the libreadline item in to your Mac if you can.
    Also, this later post does have a better installer mentioned, however if you are in mid process, you might have to try to finish what you have started here.
    Sorry if it is hard, it did take me quite a few tries to get it to work (you need to have a few hours to spare).

    @ Paul,

    Thanks for pitching in in my absence! I do appreciate the help!

    -HTD

  139. @ Hitesh,

    It looks like you were very close to getting the stuff set in the terminal. Did you look at the instructions that I posted at the end? Read through those and try the terminal stuff again. I think where you went wrong was typing “cd” which put you into your home directory (“/Users/hiteshbatra/”) when you should really be in the rood directory (“/”). You get there by typing “cd /”. Then if you do a “pwd” command, you will see that the path is “/” and not “/Users/xxxxx/”.
    So, try to follow the instructions at the end of the post. It looks to me that you will need to create the “local” directory will need to be created as well.
    In terms of your questions about Activation and No Oktoprep error, I believe (trying to think back) that once you do get the jailbreak in, you will be able to Activate through iTunes.
    Are you double-clicking on the jailbreak.jar? But try to get the libreadline item in to your Mac if you can.
    Also, this later post does have a better installer mentioned, however if you are in mid process, you might have to try to finish what you have started here.
    Sorry if it is hard, it did take me quite a few tries to get it to work (you need to have a few hours to spare).

    @ Paul,

    Thanks for pitching in in my absence! I do appreciate the help!

    -HTD

  140. Hey thanks for your help. But im still stuck. Sorry im taking so long.

    I managed to get the libreadline file to the usr/local/lib/
    This is what I did after I copied the thing

    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ cd /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ open usr/local/lib/

    Its showing the file is there. Now when I double ckick the jailbreak.jar file its STILL showing the OktoPrep error. And Itunes still doesn’t detect the iphone. So I cant go forward and backward. And the iphone restore by pusing the home and sleep thing still doesnt work (itunes doesn’t detect)

    Can you please help me.

  141. Hey thanks for your help. But im still stuck. Sorry im taking so long.

    I managed to get the libreadline file to the usr/local/lib/
    This is what I did after I copied the thing

    Hitesh-Batra:~ hiteshbatra$ cd /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ pwd
    /
    Hitesh-Batra:/ hiteshbatra$ open usr/local/lib/

    Its showing the file is there. Now when I double ckick the jailbreak.jar file its STILL showing the OktoPrep error. And Itunes still doesn’t detect the iphone. So I cant go forward and backward. And the iphone restore by pusing the home and sleep thing still doesnt work (itunes doesn’t detect)

    Can you please help me.

  142. I’ve tried to download the 1.1.1 firmware from so many places, and they are all the same file. But every time I download it, my iMac automatically unpacks the .zip file and it turns into lots of files inside 1 folder. I can’t pick this folder to use to restore my iphone in iTunes, so I can’t downgrade. I have tried changing the extension on the folder to _Restore.ipsw, _Restore.ipsw.zip… nothing works.

    Please help, I haven’t seen anyone else with this problem and it is very frustrating.

  143. I’ve tried to download the 1.1.1 firmware from so many places, and they are all the same file. But every time I download it, my iMac automatically unpacks the .zip file and it turns into lots of files inside 1 folder. I can’t pick this folder to use to restore my iphone in iTunes, so I can’t downgrade. I have tried changing the extension on the folder to _Restore.ipsw, _Restore.ipsw.zip… nothing works.

    Please help, I haven’t seen anyone else with this problem and it is very frustrating.

  144. I’ve tried to download the 1.1.1 firmware from so many places, and they are all the same file. But every time I download it, my iMac automatically unpacks the .zip file and it turns into lots of files inside 1 folder. I can’t pick this folder to use to restore my iphone in iTunes, so I can’t downgrade. I have tried changing the extension on the folder to _Restore.ipsw, _Restore.ipsw.zip… nothing works.

    Please help, I haven’t seen anyone else with this problem and it is very frustrating.

  145. To Louis:

    just switch off “Open save downloads” or something like that in General tab of Safari’s Preferences. It handles that unwanted unzipping :)

  146. To Louis:

    just switch off “Open save downloads” or something like that in General tab of Safari’s Preferences. It handles that unwanted unzipping :)

  147. HI. I tried this and IT WORKED! but for some reason my EDGE is broken now. anyone else had that problem? I installed a bunch of other stuff as well so I will do a system restore, try this again, then see if my edge works (without installing a bunch of 3rd party apps first)

  148. HI. I tried this and IT WORKED! but for some reason my EDGE is broken now. anyone else had that problem? I installed a bunch of other stuff as well so I will do a system restore, try this again, then see if my edge works (without installing a bunch of 3rd party apps first)

  149. HI. I tried this and IT WORKED! but for some reason my EDGE is broken now. anyone else had that problem? I installed a bunch of other stuff as well so I will do a system restore, try this again, then see if my edge works (without installing a bunch of 3rd party apps first)

  150. Confirmed. Beware people! this method breaks EDGE on the O2 network. Do not try this method if you want “Could not activate EDGE. You are not subscribed to EDGE” message. Restoring to 1.1.2 proper fixes the problem. Don’t know a workaround at this point.

  151. Confirmed. Beware people! this method breaks EDGE on the O2 network. Do not try this method if you want “Could not activate EDGE. You are not subscribed to EDGE” message. Restoring to 1.1.2 proper fixes the problem. Don’t know a workaround at this point.

  152. Ok. i found these instructions at the Iphone-elite wiki, follow them in order to get edge working again!

    If you’re using O2 you’ll now have an activated, jailbroken iPhone with 1.1.2 firmware (again) and a working phone.

    However, VisualVoicemail and EDGE will not work properly – this is easily fixed, simply install BSD Subsystem and OpenSSH using Installer.app and then SSH into the iPhone and type the following two commands;

    rm /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.carrier.plist

    ln -s /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreTelephony.framework/Support/O2_UK.plist /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.carrier.plist

    rm -f /var/root/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist

    Reboot your iPhone, and all going well you’ll now have EDGE and VisualVoicemail working again

    You now have a 1.1.2 O2-UK iPhone with all the third party apps you could want. Enjoy :)

  153. Ok. i found these instructions at the Iphone-elite wiki, follow them in order to get edge working again!

    If you’re using O2 you’ll now have an activated, jailbroken iPhone with 1.1.2 firmware (again) and a working phone.

    However, VisualVoicemail and EDGE will not work properly – this is easily fixed, simply install BSD Subsystem and OpenSSH using Installer.app and then SSH into the iPhone and type the following two commands;

    rm /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.carrier.plist

    ln -s /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreTelephony.framework/Support/O2_UK.plist /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.carrier.plist

    rm -f /var/root/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist

    Reboot your iPhone, and all going well you’ll now have EDGE and VisualVoicemail working again

    You now have a 1.1.2 O2-UK iPhone with all the third party apps you could want. Enjoy :)

  154. Ok. i found these instructions at the Iphone-elite wiki, follow them in order to get edge working again!

    If you’re using O2 you’ll now have an activated, jailbroken iPhone with 1.1.2 firmware (again) and a working phone.

    However, VisualVoicemail and EDGE will not work properly – this is easily fixed, simply install BSD Subsystem and OpenSSH using Installer.app and then SSH into the iPhone and type the following two commands;

    rm /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.carrier.plist

    ln -s /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreTelephony.framework/Support/O2_UK.plist /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.carrier.plist

    rm -f /var/root/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist

    Reboot your iPhone, and all going well you’ll now have EDGE and VisualVoicemail working again

    You now have a 1.1.2 O2-UK iPhone with all the third party apps you could want. Enjoy :)

  155. I have been stuck on step 16. I launch the jar but it doesn’t look exactly like the screen shot is has a reboot option. I click jail break and nothing happens. no progress bar. Any thoughts?

  156. I have been stuck on step 16. I launch the jar but it doesn’t look exactly like the screen shot is has a reboot option. I click jail break and nothing happens. no progress bar. Any thoughts?

  157. I have been stuck on step 16. I launch the jar but it doesn’t look exactly like the screen shot is has a reboot option. I click jail break and nothing happens. no progress bar. Any thoughts?

  158. i followed all the step. But when I try to use the jailbreak jar its says error i dont have okteop installed.

    I installed okteop on firmware 1.1.1 and then while the phone was on i restored it to firmware 1.1.2. Was this right???

    I also have the the libreadline installed on my mac. I dont know what i did wrong. I followed the instructions right.

  159. i followed all the step. But when I try to use the jailbreak jar its says error i dont have okteop installed.

    I installed okteop on firmware 1.1.1 and then while the phone was on i restored it to firmware 1.1.2. Was this right???

    I also have the the libreadline installed on my mac. I dont know what i did wrong. I followed the instructions right.

  160. Hi Micheal,
    I had jailbroken my iphone already with the firmware 1.1.2, but I couldn’t use it with T-Moble simcard, and I couldn’t use Anysim unlocked or freeSim at all. please help me!!! thank you and best regard.

  161. Hi Micheal,
    I had jailbroken my iphone already with the firmware 1.1.2, but I couldn’t use it with T-Moble simcard, and I couldn’t use Anysim unlocked or freeSim at all. please help me!!! thank you and best regard.

  162. Hi Micheal,
    I had jailbroken my iphone already with the firmware 1.1.2, but I couldn’t use it with T-Moble simcard, and I couldn’t use Anysim unlocked or freeSim at all. please help me!!! thank you and best regard.

  163. Hi Micheal,
    I had jailbroken my iphone already with the firmware 1.1.2, but I couldn’t use it with T-Moble simcard, and I couldn’t use Anysim unlocked or freeSim at all. please help me!!! thank you and best regard.

  164. So I tried this with a OTB 1.1.2 iPhone and got stuck at trying to connect to jailbreakme.com. I can connect to my wifi but whenever i use safari to open up jailbreakme.com is gives me cannot connect to the server error message.

  165. So I tried this with a OTB 1.1.2 iPhone and got stuck at trying to connect to jailbreakme.com. I can connect to my wifi but whenever i use safari to open up jailbreakme.com is gives me cannot connect to the server error message.

  166. So I tried this with a OTB 1.1.2 iPhone and got stuck at trying to connect to jailbreakme.com. I can connect to my wifi but whenever i use safari to open up jailbreakme.com is gives me cannot connect to the server error message.

  167. So I tried this with a OTB 1.1.2 iPhone and got stuck at trying to connect to jailbreakme.com. I can connect to my wifi but whenever i use safari to open up jailbreakme.com is gives me cannot connect to the server error message.

  168. Hi,

    Is there way to have iTunes use downloaded 1.1.1 to do the restore without connecting, downloading, and forcing 1.1.2 to be the version restored? I am stuck on a Windows machine.

    My iPhone had been jailbroken and has been OktoPrepped.

    Regards,

    Jim

  169. Hi,

    Is there way to have iTunes use downloaded 1.1.1 to do the restore without connecting, downloading, and forcing 1.1.2 to be the version restored? I am stuck on a Windows machine.

    My iPhone had been jailbroken and has been OktoPrepped.

    Regards,

    Jim

  170. Hi,

    Is there way to have iTunes use downloaded 1.1.1 to do the restore without connecting, downloading, and forcing 1.1.2 to be the version restored? I am stuck on a Windows machine.

    My iPhone had been jailbroken and has been OktoPrepped.

    Regards,

    Jim

  171. I am in the final step of 1.1.2 jailbreaking. I am running into the “cannot connect to device errors” however I am using a PC so the readline files wont work for me…what can I do?

  172. I am in the final step of 1.1.2 jailbreaking. I am running into the “cannot connect to device errors” however I am using a PC so the readline files wont work for me…what can I do?

  173. I am in the final step of 1.1.2 jailbreaking. I am running into the “cannot connect to device errors” however I am using a PC so the readline files wont work for me…what can I do?

  174. I am in the final step of 1.1.2 jailbreaking. I am running into the “cannot connect to device errors” however I am using a PC so the readline files wont work for me…what can I do?

  175. This really worked! Fixed a 1.1.2 OOB and will soon get a Stealh SIM to fix the rest. Great guide, thanx

  176. This really worked! Fixed a 1.1.2 OOB and will soon get a Stealh SIM to fix the rest. Great guide, thanx

  177. This really worked! Fixed a 1.1.2 OOB and will soon get a Stealh SIM to fix the rest. Great guide, thanx

  178. like it was before, after jailbreaking my iphone, i’ve been experiencing crashes after awhile. sometimes when i use safari it hangs for awhile then takes me back to the main menu screen. after a few tries the iphone restarts. it’s not just safari but also on other applications like when i try to call, sms, etc. things start to work again after it restarts by itself or when i restart it myself then a bit later when i use any of my applications my iphone hangs, crashes, and/or restarts again. is it just the instability of third party softwares? but how come i don’t read any issues regarding this? also the only thirdparty stuff i have is the installer, springboard, customise, and vnotes. please help.

  179. like it was before, after jailbreaking my iphone, i’ve been experiencing crashes after awhile. sometimes when i use safari it hangs for awhile then takes me back to the main menu screen. after a few tries the iphone restarts. it’s not just safari but also on other applications like when i try to call, sms, etc. things start to work again after it restarts by itself or when i restart it myself then a bit later when i use any of my applications my iphone hangs, crashes, and/or restarts again. is it just the instability of third party softwares? but how come i don’t read any issues regarding this? also the only thirdparty stuff i have is the installer, springboard, customise, and vnotes. please help.

  180. IM in the last step to jailbreak but i am workin on a pc and not a mac so the instructions for the lib file doesnt work for me i would really appreciate the help for this information thanks

  181. IM in the last step to jailbreak but i am workin on a pc and not a mac so the instructions for the lib file doesnt work for me i would really appreciate the help for this information thanks

  182. I now have 2 iPhones stuck trying to jailbreak after 1.1.2 ==> 1.1.1 OKtoPrep ==> 1.1.2 where the error message is “Jailbreak Failed” you must run OKtoPrep.

    I’ve also got the language choice set to English on the iPhone.

    (Windows Vista) – so many folks have succeeded – I am going crazy not being able to get this completed – any suggestions welcome!

  183. I now have 2 iPhones stuck trying to jailbreak after 1.1.2 ==> 1.1.1 OKtoPrep ==> 1.1.2 where the error message is “Jailbreak Failed” you must run OKtoPrep.

    I’ve also got the language choice set to English on the iPhone.

    (Windows Vista) – so many folks have succeeded – I am going crazy not being able to get this completed – any suggestions welcome!

  184. FINALLY – I solved my problem having spent evey spare hour since the 22nd Dec searching forums for anyone with a similar experience – what I found suprises me – if you install Java AFTER iTunes7.5 on Vista – jailbreak fails with the message that you must first run OKtoPrep – even if you have… so I uninstalled both, reinstalled Java then itunes and bingo! it all worked as above

  185. FINALLY – I solved my problem having spent evey spare hour since the 22nd Dec searching forums for anyone with a similar experience – what I found suprises me – if you install Java AFTER iTunes7.5 on Vista – jailbreak fails with the message that you must first run OKtoPrep – even if you have… so I uninstalled both, reinstalled Java then itunes and bingo! it all worked as above

  186. Jailbreak.jar doesnt work on my g4 Mac is start the application but Progress” window never shows up. I also tried on windows xp. 1 machine shows you need service pack 2. the newer machine has sp2 but the jailbreak .bat program opens a 10th of a second and closes immediately again.
    Does jailbreak.jar only work on intel macs?

  187. Jailbreak.jar doesnt work on my g4 Mac is start the application but Progress” window never shows up. I also tried on windows xp. 1 machine shows you need service pack 2. the newer machine has sp2 but the jailbreak .bat program opens a 10th of a second and closes immediately again.
    Does jailbreak.jar only work on intel macs?

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