famous Dev team successfully unlocked firmware 2.0 even before Apple releasing it.In other words Dev team unlocked iPhone 2.0 before apple releasing it.

For unlocking iPhone 2.0 you have to have iPhone 1.1.4 and Pwnage tool.It means those who have iPhone 3G should wait for 3G jailbreak which is currently under heavy development.

upcoming PwnageTool 2.0 is for Mac only now and hopefully cmw convert it for windows users

here is a demo of upcoming PwnageTool 2.0:

Stay tuned for 3G jailbreak

update 1:iPhone 2.0 supports Persian/Farsi language partially, So it’s better than nothing.

first i have an important tip for you guys

DO NOT KEEP YOUR IPSW firmware files in one folder because if you click on 1.1.3 instead of 1.1.2 ur iphone will not recover till 1.1.4

if you was on 1.1.3 and then experienced some issue and want to goback to 1.1.1 and do whole process again you may lost ur backup in this step

when you downgraded to 1.1.1 and OKtoPrep installed now it’s time to update to 1.1.2 but itunes want to choose ur last backup but your latest bnackup taken on 1.1.3 and iTunes give you an error. do not setup as new iphone JUST hold power and home button while your iphone boots in DFU mode then use iBricker 0.91 to boot ur iphone again

open itunes again now you are able to press shift+update

enjoy

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Well, the iPhone Dev Team has done it again. A working jailbreak for 1.1.3 is finally here.
STATEMENT OF RISK
As all upgrades are risky, this one is doubly so. You may have to restore your phone using iTunes and start again if it fails. Make sure to back up first!
Let’s continue
This jailbreak, like the 1.1.2 jailbreak, comes as an upgrade. This means you need to have a 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 jailbroken phone already, before you can begin.
Update – unlocked phones appear to remain unlocked and work properly after the update, according to scattered reports.
MAC VERSION – Download the 1.1.3 package maker and open it, then run Run_This. Read carefully, press Enter when necessary, and the image will be uploaded to your phone.
Here’s how you do it:
- Start with a 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 jailbroken phone with Installer.app installed.
- Plug in your phone via USB to your computer.
- Download, extract, and run iBrickr Special 1.1.3 jailbreak edition (ibrickr.exe in the archive).
- iBrickr will determine what firmware you are running on your phone and make sure you can run the update.
- iBrickr will then guide you through the process of obtaining and modifying the 1.1.3 firmware (make sure to read everything thoroughly).
- iBrickr will upload the new firmware image to your phone. Note that this only puts the file on your phone and does not modify it at all, yet.
- When iBrickr finishes (should take about 10 minutes), it will tell you to go to Installer and install the “1.1.3 soft upgrade” package. Do that.
- When the installer finishes (this should take another 10-15 minutes), your phone should reboot with a fresh activated 1.1.3 firmware.
I’ll be posting a video tutorial on Gear Live’s Bleeding Edge real soon, so watch for that!
If you feel like giving, please donate to a worthy charity. Donations directly to the Dev Team are not possible. If you wish to donate to me directly, you can do that via Paypal.
Props to everyone on the Dev Team, including (in no particular order): netkas, NerveGas, asap18, bgm, Bugout, bushing, chris_, dinopio, drudge, Fred_, gray, MuscleNerd, natetrue, pr3d4t0r, roxfan, Turbo, Zf[strike], np101137, pumpkin, and kroo, along with many contributors who wish to remain anonymous.
And props to Fred_ and planetbeing, who were among the first with a 1.1.3 jailbroken iphone, and Zibri, by whom this method was largely developed. Additionally to Shaun Erickson, who packaged the Installer half of the upgrade, and runs most of the application packaging for the iPhone. He’s looking for a job too – hire him!
Additionally, members of the iPhone Elite team also played a part.

Now you may be wondering how this jailbreak works. Here’s a breakdown:
- iBrickr grabs the 1.1.3 iPhone firmware image and extracts, decrypts, and decompresses the disk image.
- Then it applies a patch, jailbreaking the disk image and activating it, and also installing Installer.app.
- It uploads this new modified image to the phone, as 113_upgrade_image.bin.
- The “1.1.3 soft upgrade” app flashes the phone with the image and reboots.
- You have a perfect, jailbroken, upgraded 1.1.3 phone, with all your settings and music intact!
Regarding the drama about this release – there is identifying information in the patches, that contains pieces of the firmware as markers for what changes should be made to it. None of it is in any sort of useful form until it is merged again with a real 1.1.3 firmware image, which is downloaded directly from Apple.

via nate true

note:this is for bootloader 3.9 only means is not working on 1.1.2 OTB and 1.1.3 OTB

1.1.2 Baseband Downgrade Pack:

http://tinyurl.com/2lb845

1.1.1 FW:

http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite….a_Restore.ipsw

1.0.2 FW:

http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite….8_Restore.ipsw

1) If on 1.1.2 or 1.1.3, You will now need to go into restore mode on the phone (Hold both buttons, then let go of the power button when the phone turns off and keep holding the home button for a few more seconds, until iTunes says to restore) and downgrade using SHIFT-Restore to 1.1.1

2) When in 1.1.1, You will now need to go into restore mode on the phone (Hold both buttons, then let go of the power button when the phone turns off and keep holding the home button for a few more seconds, until iTunes says to restore) and downgrade using SHIFT-Restore to 1.0.2

3) Jailbreak and activate the phone using WINSTALLER (open WinstallerGUI.exe and click on activate)

4) Install Installer.app using WINSTALLER by clicking on ‘Install Application’, then selecting the Installer.app folder

5) Run Installer on your phone, (update if necessary) and install Community Sources (from Sources), BSD Subsystem (from System) and OpenSSH (from System) in that order.

6) Using WinSCP, connect to your iPhone (user: root password:dottie) and upload:

ICE03.14.08_G.eep

ICE03.14.08_G.fls

iEraser

bbupdater

secpack

to /usr/bin on your iPhone. This is the 1.1.3 secpack.

7) Using PuTTY, connect to your iphone (again user: root pass:dottie).

Type in the following: (pressing the ENTER button after each line)

launchctl

unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

Now type in:

cd /usr/bin

chmod +x iEraser

chmod +x bbupdater

iEraser

bbupdater -v

At this point bbupdater will return saying that it could not ping the baseband. This is good and means it was successfully deleted.

Overwrite with the new baseband by typing in the following:

bbupdater -f *.fls -e *.eep

It will run its course. When finished type in:

bbupdater -v

It should tell you that you have modem version 03.14.08_G.

9) You will now need to go back into restore mode on the phone (Hold both buttons, then let go of the power button when the phone turns off and keep holding the home button for a few more seconds, until iTunes says to restore) and using the SHIFT-Restore method, restore to 1.02.

10) You can now restore to 1.1.1 and use the *#307# method and jailbreakme.com to unlock or install oktoprep and update to 1.1.2 then use anysim1.2u to unlock.

11) If you unlocked using AnySIM, you will need to reinstall it (In installer.app, add ‘i.unlock.no/’ (make sure to include that last slash) to your sources, and then you will have a new category called unlocking tools, in which you can install anysim, but make sure to install BSD subsystem again first!

1.1.2 Baseband Downgrade Pack:

http://tinyurl.com/2lb845

1.1.1 FW:

http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite….a_Restore.ipsw

1.0.2 FW:

http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite….8_Restore.ipsw

auther :shawnie53ask question here:http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/showthread.php?t=23786

Queridos lectores:

Hoy para variar un poco no les hablare del tan amado/odiado telefono que algunos dicen que es “como Jesús habría querido que fuera”, les voy a contar sobre algo que me dejo algo perplejo y confundido a la vez.

Hace aproximadamente 2 meses, encontré volando por la red (PirateBay) una herramienta entretenidisima que Apple había creado para facilitarnos la tarea al momento de intentar crear un Widget. Para los que no saben de que programa estoy hablando, se trata de Dashcode, una aplicación que permite fabricar una infinidad de tipos de widgets en un par de minutos sin tener mayores conocimientos sobre algún lenguaje de programación.

Puse manos a la obra y comencé el desarrollo de esta pequeña aplicación que permitiría recibir todos los post de manera automática al abrir el Dashboard, luego de trabajar un par de horas en el diseño y lograr hacerlo funcionar pensé en enviarlo a Apple y tal vez publicarlo en algún lado para que si alguien pensara en tenerlo lo pudiera descargar sin problemas.

Al cabo de 2 días recibí un correo de Apple donde decían explícitamente que el widget no podía ser publicado por razones de incompatibilidad, cosa bastante extraña ya que lo había probado en mi MacBook y no tuve ningún problema. Luego de leer ese correo decidi dejar el proyecto de lado y olvidarlo por completo.

Lo extraño es que hace un par de horas, estuve wilfeando (practica muy común en mi cuando no tengo nada que hacer) con mi fiel compañero Google y buscando bajo “quierouniphone” me tope con un blog español llamado CanalMac donde anunciaban el widget de QuierouniPhone.net.. que raro pense en ese momento, no habían aceptado mi widget y no se lo había mandado a nadie para que lo testeara, ¿Seria posible que Apple lo hubiese puesto de todas maneras en su sitio?.

Fui a la web de Apple en busca del widget perdido y para mi sorpresa ahí estaba, y los mas impactante fue que en el screenshot que usaron para mostrarlo aparece un post sobre iUnlock, WTF!? ¿habrían pasado esto por alto intencionalmente? ¿Saben que es y que hace iUnlock? ¿Existe alguien que regule estas cosas? yo estoy completamente a favor de Dev Team (obvio, o si no no podría usar mi iPhone bajo Vomistar) pero encuentro extremadamente raro que hayan puesto justo ese post.

A demas como descripción usaron esto: “Receive all news in Spanish which they surround to the world by iPhone, a beautiful interface and a simple design will cause that you become addict to this widget.”

Extraño eh.. aprovecho este post para darle las gracias a CanalMac por traer esto a flote y para contarles que existe un Widget de QuierouniPhone.net y pueden descargarlo desde aqui.

Si quieres echarle un vistazo el único requerimiento es como mínimo estar en Mac OS 10.4.3, es binario universal y obviamente gratuito.

Link: Descargar widget RSS QuierouniPhone.net

Der unsinnige Wettlauf zwischen Kunden, die ihr iPhone mit dem Telekommunikationsanbieter ihres Vertrauens benutzen wollen und Apple geht spannend weiter. So hat Apple mit dem Firmware-Update 1.1.1 entsperrte iPhones (und, wie man im Apple-Forum behauptet, auch nicht entsperrte) zu Bricken versucht. Kurz darauf veröffentlichten genervte Nerds eine Anleitung, wie man ein Downgrade zu 1.0.2 machen kann. Dies war der erste Streich – und der zweite folgt sogleich: Die Firmware 1.1.1 wurde gehackt. Damit eröffnen sich alle Möglichkeiten der neuen Firmware auch bei freier Anbieterwahl.

Wann Apple wohl einsehen wird, dass dies auf Dauer bloss Kunden verärgert und nichts, absolut nichts, bringt? Wie kann eine halbwegs vernünftige Firma sich auf das Niveau einiger Konsolenhersteller herablassen, die meinen, es sei lustig, die Homebrew-Community mit jeder Firmware-Version immer wieder aufs neue zu schickanieren?

Während man für Apples abneigende Haltung gegenüber SIM-Lock-Hacks aus wirtschaftlichen Gesichtspunkten noch ansatzweise Verständnis haben kann, ist das Homebrew-Verbot einfach nur lästig (und ausserdem sinnlos).

Mittlerweile gibt es bei Gulli einen Bericht über einen Händler, der das iPhone (mit Firmware 1.0.2) in Deutschland ohne Vertrag und SIM-Lock anbietet – leider mit über 600 Euro zu einem relativ teuren Preis.

Was soll man von jemandem halten, der `dottie` als root-Passwort wählt?

this tutorial recently viewed alot,hey folks you don’t need to downgrade to 1.0.2 anymore while 1.1.1 completely unlocked it means this tutorial out-dated

These methods will not downgrade your baseband or reunlock your phone. A reunlock is in development and will be made available as soon we can, together with a method to reset your nck attempts, please stand by and watch the forums for further information. And again, DON’T upgrade to 1.1.1 if you are still on 1.0.2. Do all that at your own risk.

You can downgrade the iPhone firmware from 1.1.1 to 1.0.2 using any of the three methods below; however, there are no known methods for reflashing the baseband firmware back to 03.14.08_G like it should be for 1.0.2. However, 1.1.1 iPhones that were previously unlocked at 1.0.2 with methods that fake the bb firmware version will have their firmware version remaining at 03.14.08_G. You cannot simply reflash the baseband to a downgraded version using bbupdate or erase the baseband like iUnlock does either, because there is a version check somewhere, probably the baseband bootloader, that prevents you from downgrading the baseband. Some have even hex edited the FLS file to bump the version and it still does not pass validation.

However, the hacked bbupdater used by the free SIM unlock writes to areas that the stock bbupdater doesn’t. So it won’t “undo” those particular changes. So far, a patched bbupdater remains the best hope.

Force (deleting/replace) the 1.1.1 baseband – by jszeto222/maomaofong2005

By corrupting the BB Firmware during the 1.1.1 restore!

WARNING: This has not been confirmed to work (or shown to be useful). This may/may not damage the iPhone!!! This merely shows that it’s possible to render your baseband non-functional, but not the most important question about whether bbupdater will allow you to then overwrite the non-functional baseband with a lower version.
Method, unplug usb during middle of the Firmware upgrading part! (Could you be a bit more precise on this step)

Result to Corrupt/missing baseband, therefore possible on replacing baseband on to it, at lease 1.1.1, as upgrade from 1.0.2 may not got you a clean 1.1.1 firmware!
Doing this would allow you for a clean firmware for those upgraded from unlocked 1.0.2! If success, it will simply show on display “Repair Needed” iPhone cannot make or receive call!

Also will show no WiFi + no detail made Empty on Baseband version in About page !

Image – No WiFi

Image2 – No Firmware Detail

Confirmed by a Tester: Unplug at the first verify progress … and then update 1.0.2 at next step. Radio is still 4.01 Anyone give another period of unplug pls … I dont dare to unplug at the first Restoring progress.

Any confirmations? Can someone post exactly when you have to remove the cable? Middle of firmware upgrade seems very ambiguous

I bricked my phone with this… it’s totally dead… screes stays black…

I almost bricked mine too… it stay in recovery mode for 20min… but bb firmware still 4.0… i saw someone unlock their iphone incorrectly and come out with no wifi and baseband..if u did before please give instruction..thanks!!!

   ^ You need to restart the Commcenter

My iPhone is now not turning on, but it a good thing! This means that I can get a replacement from Apple w/o them knowing about me putting 3rd party apps on it! There possibly needs to be a specific time to unplug it if the phone won’t turn on as said above.

DO NOT DO THIS

Do not unplug the phone or interrupt the firmware upgrade in any way. I used to at least have WiFi! I did this by accident as my power went out during a restore back to 1.1.1. I now have a totally non functioning iPhone. I used to at least have a disabled one (ie, $500.00 iPod Touch lol) now I have a paperweight!

simon252

To be done

1. Find alternate methods of downgrading BB firmware to 03.14.08_G

Method A (Instructions)

(from [1])

Here are the steps:

1. Make sure you have a copy of the 1.0.2 firmware handy and decrypted
2. Reboot iPhone holding top (power) and home buttons *BUT* release the top button exactly 10 seconds (I recommend to use stopwatch) into it
3. The iPhone screen will appear to be off, but start iTunes (latest version worked for me on the Mac)
4. Option+Click restore and select the 1.0.2 firmware ipsw
5. The phone will restart and error out at the end, this is expected
6. Shutdown iTunes
7. Launch the latest iNDpendence
8. Jailbreak the phone using a decrypted 1.0.2 (it will flash all sorts of error, but stick with it)
9. Activate the phone
10. It will show the SIM error but you should be able to get back in
11. AT&T Users: Reset your iPhone before you start using your phone again. Failure to do so may result in you being charged for your “free services.”

• Please note: The Sync cable and itunes logo is the new firmware restore screen. The yellow triangle is the old restore screen.

I installed AppTapp afterwards along with the BSD subsystem and SSH, all working over wireless only. Now we need to see if we can get bbupdate to play ball.

Note: I didn’t need to have the firmware decrypted in any way for this to work (just unzipped). –0p

Method B (Slightly Easier Instructions)

This slightly easier version uses AppTapp installer instead of requiring you to decrypt the DMG file yourself.

(from [2])

1. First, download the iPhone1,1_1.0.2_1C28_Restore.ipsw [3] from Apple. On a Mac, do not unzip the file, iTunes will do this for you in step 4.
2. Then connect phone to dock, and hold down home button and power button for about 10 seconds or until the screen goes black.
3. Now release the power button but continue holding the home button. After about 10 seconds the computer will detect the iPhone in restore mode, and iTunes should tell that the phone needs to be restored.
4. Hold down SHIFT key (Windows) or Option/ALT-key (Mac) when clicking the Restore button, and select the file you downloaded in step 1.
5. Let the restore complete and ignore the error at the end. (Should be error 1013).
6. Now your phone should show the “Connect to iTunes” screen with the yellow triangle.
7. Run AppTap to jailbreak your phone – it will restore it to a working 1.0.2 firmware it even though you will get an error at the end. Just dismiss the error and quit the installer.
8. Run AppTap again to actually install the installer.app. It should successfully complete. Keep rerunning AppTap if it doesn’t work the first time – it may take a few tries.
9. At this point you will have a jailbroken iPhone that still needs to be activated (as usual). Google is your friend.
10. AT&T Users: Reset your iPhone before you start using your phone again. Failure to do so may result in you being charged for your “free services.”

• Please note: The Sync cable and itunes logo is the new firmware restore screen. The yellow triangle is the old restore screen.

• Error: The iphone “xxx” could not be restored. An unknown error occured (1).

Some user experienced the above error message and iTunes won’t update the iphone firmware. Anyone know how to solve this issue? This problem is 2 fold… people goto the restore screen instead of letting the blank screen load on the iPhone. Also, I encountered this error on Vista on 3 separate machines. Using an XP box fixed this problem for me.

• The Error on Vista is down to timing, using a stop watch I held in the power and home buttons for precisely ten seconds, I then released the power button but kept the home button depressed for precisely another 10 seconds then released it, a few seconds later Vista appeared with the “Detected new hardware message” the the iTunes restore worked. If you hold in the home button too long it will fail. Also this was on an OOTB 1.1.1 iPhone.

I had this error, too. I reinstalled iTunes (now at 7.4.3), restored to 1.1.1, and then restored to 1.0.2 as above.

Method C (Easiest Instructions)

Guaranteed to work with iTunes 7.3.2. Apple didn’t think of everything (J).

Confirmed working with a locked iPhone that had been upgraded to 1.1.1. Downgrade using these instructions was successful. Phone is activated and all apps and 3rd-party software working.

NOTE: You must delete the 7.4 version of iTunes before you install 7.3. Go to finder and search for iTunes and then delete all associated software, but make sure you don’t touch the file where your music is stored!!!! Move that to the side so you can add to iTunes 7.3

1. Install iTunes 7.3.2, which you can download from the links below.
2. Download the 1.0.2 iPhone restore file if you don’t have it already.
3. Shift + Click Restore (Windows) or Option + Click Restore (Mac), then point to the file below (use .dmg file in download file).
4. Use AppTap Installer you will be back to normal with EDGE and Wi-Fi support.

iTunes 7.3.2 download file (All rights and content belong to Apple)
Mac: http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite.net/content.info.apple.com/iTunes7/Mac/061-3608.20070802.im8t3/iTunes7.3.2.dmg
Windows: http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite.net/content.info.apple.com/iTunes7/Win/061-3610.20070802.x4r9j/iTunesSetup.exe

iPhone 1.0.2 restore file (All rights and content belong to Apple)
http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite.net/content.info.apple.com/iPhone/061-3823.20070821.vormd/iPhone1,1_1.0.2_1C28_Restore.ipsw

Note: this method as previous ones, does not downgrade the baseband.

NOTE: If you don’t delete 7.4 you will get error messages when you install iTunes 7.3. iTunes will say you need 7.4 to talk to the phone.

You might want to turn off auto update in iTunes 7.3

Baseband issues

Currently, bbupdater will only flash bb upgrades, not downgrades. If you try to downgrade the bb firmware using bbupdater, you will get an error:

Error: Failed to download .FLS: Could not verify downloaded image.

Work on reversing a bb upgrade is ongoing.

This is a list of known bb firmware versions:

1. 03.12.06_G (1.0)
2. 03.14.08_G (1.0.1/1.0.2)
3. 04.01.13_G (1.1.1)
4. 04.02.04_G (1.1.1 see below)

04.02.04_G: Is this real or a mockup?) This seems to be paired with a firmware update 1.1.1 (3B13), which is higher than the current firmware set 1.1.1 (3A109a).

Info on the modem firmware on 2 phones:

From a 1.1.1 free SIM unlocked phone downgraded to 1.0.2:

# bbupdater -v
# Resetting target...
# pinging the baseband...
# issuing +xgendata...
#     firmware: DEV_ICE_MODEM_04.01.13_G
#  eep version: EEP_VERSION:207
# eep revision: EEP_REVISION:7
#   bootloader: BOOTLOADER_VERSION:3.9_M3S2

From a stock 1.0.2 phone never unlocked or upgraded to 1.1.1:

# bbupdater -v
# Resetting target...
# pinging the baseband...
# issuing +xgendata...
#     firmware: DEV_ICE_MODEM_03.14.08_G
#  eep version: EEP_VERSION:207
# eep revision: EEP_REVISION:7
#   bootloader: BOOTLOADER_VERSION:3.9_M3S2

This is not completly true….i downgraded the phone from firmware 1.0.2 to 1.0, and i didn’t get any error. then i updated again to 1.0.2 and all worked fine. nick

Nick: Can you confirm that your modem firmware downgraded from 03.14.08G to 03.12.06G in Settings -> General -> About when you went from 1.0.2 to 1.0?

Regardless of Nick’s answer, feedback from Operator/Tom say that all downgrades from v1.1.1 don’t downgrade the baseband (stays at 04.01.13_G). This is through bbudater and alt-click iTunes restore/select v1.0.0. -Neorich

MP> Rather than downgrading the baseband, wouldn’t it be possible to upgrade from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2 where 1.1.2 would be a modified image of 1.0.2?

Just found an interesting command in the bbupdater -F instead of -f and it returns this:

1. ./bbupdater -F test

Resetting target… pinging the baseband… issuing +xgendata… no appropriate firmware found Done

Downgrading the baseband

So far all attempts to downgrade the baseband have been unsuccessful. There have been several reports of successful baseband downgrades online, but these haven’t been confirmed.

NOTE: CooKooMan’s method does not work and neither does instructions on virginizing the baseband. Several attempts have been made to follow these instructions on IRC, but so far no one has had any luck

Tried anySIM unlock. Get error the firmware version is already patched.

Working functions

If you have a valid AT&T SIM and have used an unlock other than the free SIM unlock, activated with iTunes, then everything is reported to work fine.

1. Functions that do work: Calling, EDGE, SMS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and everything else.
2. Functions that don’t work: nada

If you have a valid AT&T SIM and have used the free SIM unlock, activated with iTunes, there are no working phone functions.

1. Functions that do work: Wi-Fi, jailbreak, installing third party apps through Installer.app, iPod, Mail, Safari and all other functions not dependent on the phone modem firmware.
2. Functions that don’t work: Calling, Voicemail, SMS, EDGE, etc.

If you DO NOT have a valid AT&T SIM, there are no working phone functions. You can use internet functions ONLY through Wi-Fi!

1. Functions that do work: Wi-Fi, jailbreak, installing third party apps through Installer.app, iPod, Mail, Safari and all other functions not dependent on the phone modem firmware.
2. Functions that don’t work: Calling, Voicemail, SMS, EDGE, etc.

If you used an *SIM (Super, Turbo, Hyper …) to unlock without patching the baseband firmware, then everything is reported to work fine.

1. Functions that do work: Calling, EDGE, SMS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and everything else.
2. Functions that don’t work: nada

NOR dump of 04.01.13_G

Several NOR dumps are now floating around the Internet; steps for dumping your own NOR are on the talk page.

The NOR dump is a portion of copyrighted software, and is illegal to distribute without permission. Therefore, copies of the 04.01.13_G will not be hosted nor linked to from the iPhone Dev Wiki.

If you are looking for this NOR dump, contact phponrails via AIM. Please don’t message with questions about the iPhone or anything technical; this person knows as much or less than you do.

1.1.1 stock iPhone unlocking

It has been confirmed several times that this method DOES NOT work, either on phones that were upgraded to 1.1.1 from 1.0.2 or that came stock with 1.1.1. Conclusion: We require a secpack from the 1.1.1 firmware first, as the old 1.0.2 secpack fails to allow write access to the 1.1.1. baseband.

A hackint0sh member, pspsully, is reporting that he have unlocked a iPhone that he bought with 1.1.1: [[4]]

“I Just did it guys, 1.1.1 firmware straight out of the box! First i used kMACs guide to downgrade, however i think i made it a bit simpler, i used iTunes version 7.3.0.5 that DVD John hacked!”

1. Dock iPhone and open iTunes, you will get a message saying you need iTunes 7.4 to activate. Just click OK.
2. Hold the Power and Menu buttons for 10 seconds until the iPhone turns off and then let go of the power button leaving only the menu button pressed.
3. iTunes will now recognize the iPhone is in restore mode although the iPhone screen will be blank.
4. Hold Shift(PC) and click the restore button and choose the 1.02 firmware. After it restores, you will get an error, just click OK.
5. If you have used DVD Johns tool, when the iPhone restarts after the restore, iTunes version 7.3.0.5 will recognize it and activate it straight away.
6. Install SSH on iPhone using installer.app or ibrickr or whatever you want. In ibrickr, i created a new folder called unlock, in this folder i uploaded bbupdater, ICE03.14.08_G.eep and ICE03.14.08_G.fls.
7. I then used Putty to connect to the iPhone and ran the following commands:

# chmod +x bbupdater
# launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist
# ./bbupdater -f *.fls -e *.eep
# launchctl load /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

1. After doing this i got an error saying failed to download FLS image, could not verify or something like that. EDIT: Error message was probably “Failed to download .FLS: Could not verify downloaded image.”
2. I restarted the iPhone and did the same thing again, the exact same commands as above and this time got no error.
3. Just use the Unlocking method of your choice, i used iBrickr and anySIM1.02. Thats it!!

Hi, can anyone confirm this method??? i try couple time with the 1.1.1 out of box and it keep come back with a error message when i refresh my baseband..thanks!!! -> yeah, it has been confirmed to be non working See the bold paragraph –Zf 13:02, 1 October 2007 (EDT)

Actually I just finished doing this for both my, and my dad’s new iPhones. It actually seems to work. I was looking at the boot-loader on an old one, and saw that Apple is using a completely different version of it within different 1.1.1 iPhones. Hmm…..

I can confirm that the first time i did this it worked, i ran the commands in putty until i got the error, i DID NOT run the last command:

1. launchctl load /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

i just restarted the iPhone and tried again, this time i got no error, ran anySIM 1.02 and the iPhone is completly unlocked. However, i got 6 iPhones that night, all FW Ver 1.1.1, and this method worked on ONLY ONE of them. I have been tryng for 5 days straight now to figure out what i did the first time but i cannot get it working again.

If anyone has a bricked iPhone that they are willing to donate or give, that would be very much appreciated, and maybe we can come up with a good fix on our own. Anyone interested please email ayeleswarapu@gmail.com. Thanks.

I bought 4 new 1.1.1 phones yesterday, and I already owned 8 old ones. I updated 3 of them to 1.1.1 to test. One was unlocked, and it bricked. I fixed it by reverting to 1.0.2. The next (old) one was also unlocked and it bricked, and I have not yet done surgery on it. The third old one was unlocked using a turbo sim and 1.1.1 made no change to it. Finally, the fourth old one was as is from time of purchase, and obviously 1.1.1 was a smooth transition. The rest are still boxed. As for the new ones. I overdid one of the new ones with 1.0.2 for the heck of it, and it did not work. It is now officially bricked, worse than I have ever seen an iPhone. That one is my current project. The second new one is unlocked using turbo sim. Finally, the last two new ones haven’t been opened yet, as I have not come up with experiments for them yet. Oh yeah, I also took apart an old one (1.0.2) and did the hard-wiring unlock for a friend, and 1.1.1 didn’t brick his phone. Post here if anyone needs help.

I have one that I unlocked with SimFree, but then got it Restore to 1.0.2, then did the update to 1.1.1 and now it just showing “Incorrect SIM insert an unlocked and valid SIM to activate iPhone” with a replacement SIM card from AT&T, can you help?.

mine says the same thing incorrect SIM insert an unlocked and valid SIM to activate iphone

C’est finalement fait ! Après iPhoneSIMFree et 2 ou 3 autres méthodes payantes, nos chers amis de chez iPhone Dev Team ont réussi à débarré le iPhone sans l’ouvrir et en plus (pour l’instant) tout semble fonctionner sans problèmes. Même les mise-à-jour devraient fonctionner (bien évidemment si Apple ne met pas à jour le firmware du iPhone dans une update future…)

Trève de bavardage, voici les détails des manipulations :

1) Méthode manuelle (niveau : intermédiaire/avancé)

Cette méthode demande de bidouillé dans le shell et demande plusieures étapes complexe.

Je ne traduirai pas l’intégralité de la méthode, mais je vais vous offrir le lien et une image du site (au cas où il tombe).

http://www.freeiphoneunlock.com/guide/ (en anglais)

Manipulation complète (PDF)

2) Méthode automatique (niveau : débutant)

Cette méthode est plus récente et doit être considérée comme “beta” car elle vient tout juste de sortir du four hier.

http://www.freeiphoneunlock.com/unlock/ (en anglais)

Méthode avec logiciel tout-en-1 (PDF)

Pour cette méthode, vous aurez besoin du logiciel suivant :

http://rs160tl2.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160cg2.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160l33.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160l3.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160tl2.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160l32.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160l34.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://rs160gc.rapidshare.com/files/55201526/dl/Unlock.app.zip

http://depositfiles.com/files/1746511

http://www.theyearbooks.ca/iphone/Unlock.app.zip

Et ensuite de celui-ci (voir les détails dans sur freeiphoneunlock.com)

http://rs205tl.rapidshare.com/files/55177995/dl/iUnlock

http://rs205cg.rapidshare.com/files/55177995/dl/iUnlock

Amusez-vous bien

yesterday in #iPhone IRC i heard about first free iphone unlock software,iPhoneSIMfree was the first but you hae to pay for license but iUnlcok is completely free.

Source code:

http://mirror1.deadbeef.cn/iUnlock_src.zip
http://iphonedev.km20825.keymachine.de/iUnlock_src.zip
http://gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2007/09/iunlock_src.zip

HOW-TO:

what you need?

iBrickr

iUnlock

nor

ICE03.14.08_G.fls

minicom

minirc.dfl

bbupdater

WinSCP

putty

First of all im gonna warn you make sure your running version 1.02 firmware

.

Settings → General → About → Version. Modem Firmware should also say 03.14.08_G

Your phone will also need to be jailbroken you can use iBrickr for this!

When you have iBrickr running install the following.

• Community Sources
• OpenSSH
• BSD Subsystem (might take some minutes)

Next Use WinSCP (root/dottie) and copy the the following files to /usr/bin

• iUnlock
• ICE03.14.08_G.fls
• nor
• minicom
• bbupdater

You can find your iPhones ip address by using the wifi settings and picking your network and hitting the blue arrow will reveal your ip.

Now make a folder under /usr/ called local/etc

So you upload minirc.dfl to /usr/local/etc

Now using putty log back in with your login root/dottie

and run the following commands :

cd /usr/bin/

chmod +x iUnlock

launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

iUnlock ICE03.14.08_G.fls nor

Wait a while usually around 20minutes.

After this is complete in putty run

bbupdater -v

You should see issuing +xgendata… and a lot more stuff this is good!

now still in putty type

minicom

When everything loads ok type AT it should respond with OK

If all is good issue these commands next

AT+CLCK=”PN”,0,”00000000″

AT+CLCK=”PN”,2

if it gives a response with 0 your unlocked!

Now just run this command in putty!

launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

AND YOUR UNLOCKED!