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Jailbreaking on MAC OS X

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PwnageTool 2.1 Guide

Guide updated 9/13/08 to work with new PwnageTool and firmware 2.1(ignore the firmware version in the screenshots)

This is a turorial on how to use PwnageTool 2.1 and update your iPhone to 2.1

Download required bootloader files here

Step 1. Download PwnageTool 2.1 here

Step 2. Backup your iPhone to iTunes

Step 3. Open iTunes, and from the iPhone -> Summary tab, download (do not update) the latest iPhone firmware 2.1

Step 4. Open PwnageTool 2.1

Step 5. Select iPhone and click on next arrow.

Step 6. Select the iPhone firmware

Step 7. Select Yes to create an .ipsw restore file.

Step 8. Select No if you don’t have an iPhone contract with an Apple appointed Cellular Service Provider.

Step 9. Wait while the PwnageTool builds the Custom IPSW file.

Step 10. Enter your Password when prompted and wait for the new IPSW build to finish.

Step 11. Select Yes if you have Pwned your iPhone before. (if unsure click no)

Step 12. Turn off your iPhone.

Step 13. Close PwnageTool.

Step 14. Close iTunes.

Step 15. Place your iTunes is Recovery Mode. Do this by doing the following:

- After you turn off your iPhone, unplug it from your Mac.
- While holding the Home button, plug in the cable.
- Still holding the Home button, wait for iTunes to open (you should also see the Steve Jobs cartoon on your iPhone screen).

Step 16. On your Mac, select Check to identify your device.

Step 17. While holding the Option button, click Restore.

Step 18. Select from Finder the Custom IPSW file created by PwnageTool on your desktop (iPhone1,1_2.0.1_5B108_Custom_Restore.ipsw).

Step 19. Select whether to Restore your iPhone from a backup or Setup as a new iPhone.

Step 20. Your iPhone will reboot and you’re done!

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Jailbreaking on WINDOWS

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WinPwn 2.5.0.2 Guide

I will show you how to use WinPwn 2.5.0.2 WinPwn 2.5.0.2 supports firmware 2.0, 2.01 and 2.0.2

Important Notes:

- Uninstall any previous version o WinPwn first.

- Make sure you have iTunes 7.7 installed (and that you have rebooted since you installed it)

- If you already have legit service contract with AT&T do not activate or install Youtube Fix

- If you select the 3G iPhone you will not get the unlock option since not possible to unlock the 3G phone yet.

Downloads:

WinPwn 2.5.0.2 - updated 8/31/08

Firmwares can be found on the Download page

Bootloader files for 2G iPhone [bl39.bin and bl46.bin] here

.Net 2.0 [if get this error "the application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135)" you need to install .Net 2.0]

Steps:

1. After you install WinPwn, plug in your iPod/iPhone and launch WinPwn 2.5

2. Click on “Expert”

3. Now select your device

4. Select the firmware

5. This step is for iPhone ONLY not 3G. If you have a legit contract with an official iPhone carrier, like AT&T then select no.

5b. Now click yes on deleting BootNeuter, you can always reinstall it from Cydia later if you want.

5c. If you have a legit contract with an official iPhone carrier, like AT&T then select NO. If you are unlocking your iPhone then select yes.

6. If you are activating your iPhone then select Yes, otherwise select no. If you are on a iPod Touch you can select Yes.

7. Answer the following questions to your liking

8. Select yes on resizing the root partition.

9. Select NO on the data wipe. This is not needed if you are keeping your iPod or iPhone. If you are selling your device then select Yes.

10. Select yes on using boot/restore logos, unless you want the default logos.

11. Slide the bar to the desired size. Default is 500MB. The minimum required sized for WinPwn to work is 700.

Note: Firmware 2.0+ has two disk partitions. The smaller one is 500MB, this is where all your 3rd party apps go. This is why you get the running out of disk space error. That is just not enough room. Now with WinPwn you can change the smaller partition to a bigger size.

12. You can click on Boot Logo (iPod/iPhone on the left) and Restore logo (iPod/iPhone on the right) to select images you have on your computer (go here for some logos).

13. At this point, select where you want to save your custom firmware to. By default its your Documents folder. Make sure you pay attention you where you save it.