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iPhone Post expiration 7.1 beta 3 install
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Pretty sure it has to be activated before you can jailbreak. You have to jailbreak before you have root access. You have to download OpenSSH before you can ssh to make the necessary .plist changes. I'd say you're probably out of luck.
you need to restore to 7.0.4 first and restore the backup if you made one. Then after setting the time manually on your phone and computer, you use the update button in itunes (alt+select file) to update to 7.1b3. jailbreak and spoof before setting the times back to normal
no workie
tried again. cant jailbreak until phone is activated. reset macbook and phone date before restore to 1/15. when itunes comes up, says software is out of date. trying to activate phone using wi-fi, says apple activation server is temporarily unavailable. same thing happened yesterday.
tried again. cant jailbreak until phone is activated. reset macbook and phone date before restore to 1/15. when itunes comes up, says software is out of date. trying to activate phone using wi-fi, says apple activation server is temporarily unavailable. same thing happened yesterday.
tried again. cant jailbreak until phone is activated. reset macbook and phone date before restore to 1/15. when itunes comes up, says software is out of date. trying to activate phone using wi-fi, says apple activation server is temporarily unavailable. same thing happened yesterday.
make sure 7.0.4 is activated before updating to 7.1b3
make sure 7.0.4 is activated before updating to 7.1b3
i did both times. still didnt work
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i did notice both times, after activation, the date and clock went to the correct time and the setting was switched back to auto set.
I believe the activation server uses its own date/time when activating.
i did both times. still didnt work
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i did notice both times, after activation, the date and clock went to the correct time and the setting was switched back to auto set.
I believe the activation server uses its own date/time when activating.
try with 7.1b2. and unplug the phone while its restarting
try with 7.1b2. and unplug the phone while its restarting
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