I just installed iOS 7 beta 2 for my iPad mini version A1432 and it bricked my iPad. Restored it and repeated it again with no success. Anyone know what could be problem?
I just installed iOS 7 beta 2 for my iPad mini version A1432 and it bricked my iPad. Restored it and repeated it again with no success. Anyone know what could be problem?
Yeah, I've noticed that the word "bricked" has been thrown around recently, quite frequently, with no regard to what it actually means.
Yeah right. Whatever fellas. Simple wording turned ladies to haters. What you know about life..
LOL....I think we hurt his feelings.......
Yeah right. Whatever fellas. Simple wording turned ladies to haters. What you know about life..
Been flashing ever since. Android and iOS. The word brick was the quickest I could type while pushing my cl500 with enormous speed. What I meant was iPad got stuck on apple logo. But no to worry smart ass. I repeated the process and it worked out 2nd time. But this time cos of installing from new.
LOL. Hulk smash keyboard.
But is this supposed to be impressive? You're supposedly (probably not) posting to a forum while driving (probably not) a cl500 (probably not at all) at enormous speed (highly unlikely)?
So the iPad is all good and it works well? The first time was probably user error ... enormous speeds do that. Next time I suggest installing as new over update if you're unsure how to work with a beta version.
And don't call people smart asses, this site doesn't take kindly to that crap.
LOL....I think we hurt his feelings.......
The OP using the words, "whatever" and "haters" is usually the giveaway.
Been flashing ever since. Android and iOS. The word brick was the quickest I could type while pushing my cl500 with enormous speed. What I meant was iPad got stuck on apple logo. But no to worry smart ass. I repeated the process and it worked out 2nd time. But this time cos of installing from new.
Seen that before. I was hoping someone slammed an iPad with a brick.
I'm sure if it's actually bricked your device (which it appears it hasn't), then a quick visit to apple with proof of your iOS developer status (which you probably don't have) will result in a swap out.