iPad: Jailbroke ipad 3, stuck at apple logo screen?!

[GUCCIMAN]

Hi everyone, So i'm kinda panicking...

i jailbroke my ipad using absinthe and it worked great for a few days.. until just now i installed something off cydia and it made my ipad stuck on the apple logo when i try and restart...

basically i can't access my ipad at all, i plug it in and try to restore, itunes says it can't locate ipad after the package is validated or whatever..

i try and enter it into DFU... plug it into itunes and i get 1600 error..

what can i do

i used tinyumbrella to try and enter/exit recovery too no dice

[Dane9]

Be carefully installing things from cydia , it can brick your iPad if you don't do the things correctly

[GUCCIMAN]

Originally Posted by Dane9

Be carefully installing things from cydia , it can brick your iPad if you don't do the things correctly

once it's bricked.. is that SOL?

[Dane9]

Go to warranty , if iTunes don't recognize ... I think you will not be able to restore

[GUCCIMAN]

when i plug it into my itunes, it under the area where it shows how much space you use it accounts for the space i used in my device, but its not in segments or broken up, its just one yellow bar of used, and another color of unuse :/

if i bring it to apple, would they know i jail broke it?
And it's already been past 14/15 days since i bought the ipad, do i still have warranty?

[Ccrew]

Originally Posted by GUCCIMAN

when i plug it into my itunes, it under the area where it shows how much space you use it accounts for the space i used in my device, but its not in segments or broken up, its just one yellow bar of used, and another color of unuse :/

if i bring it to apple, would they know i jail broke it?
And it's already been past 14/15 days since i bought the ipad, do i still have warranty?

You have warranty for a year. Two if you buy Applecare +. If it's bricked and they can't get it to come up they'll probably never know it's jb'ed, but always keep in mind (and be sure to neglect to mention when taking in for service ) that jailbreaking does indeed void the warranty

[GUCCIMAN]

is there anything i could do to wipe the ipad 3? (besides restore in itunes)

[taipan61]

with everything you've said you tried i doubt that you'll be able to wipe it, just take it in to apple and show them it's stuck on the logo screen, see what they'll do for you

[Donka]

Originally Posted by GUCCIMAN

Hi everyone, So i'm kinda panicking...

i jailbroke my ipad using absinthe and it worked great for a few days.. until just now i installed something off cydia and it made my ipad stuck on the apple logo when i try and restart...

basically i can't access my ipad at all, i plug it in and try to restore, itunes says it can't locate ipad after the package is validated or whatever..

i try and enter it into DFU... plug it into itunes and i get 1600 error..

what can i do

i used tinyumbrella to try and enter/exit recovery too no dice

Try DFU and plugging into iTunes again. 1600 error is not terminal, iti s usually a temporary issue. Try another USB port for example.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread...art=0&tstart=0

[orisonmarden]

If u have windows, try to restore it from windows. Works for me

[Mercury6]

Restore in itunes then jailbreak again.

[MythicFrost]

Keep trying to restore from DFU.

[ZipZap]

Originally Posted by Dane9

Be carefully installing things from cydia , it can brick your iPad if you don't do the things correctly

Its is 99.999% impossible to brick a device.

[PrayForDeath]

Originally Posted by ZipZap

Its is 99.999% impossible to brick a device.

This

Worst case scenario, you'll have to restore and re-jailbreak. If you can't restore, look up the itunes error online and see how to fix it.

[arterio]

Try this. Start with you iPad powered on and unplugged from your computer.

1) Press and hold both the power and the home button until the screen goes black.

2) Launch iTunes

3) Connect the iPad to the computer

4) When the iPad appears in iTunes select it and press the restore button

This should get you started with the restore process.

Your iPad is not "bricked". It's basically impossible to do that. If you can't restore it on your computer, try another computer that hasn't jailbroken a device in the past. Sometimes the hosts file gets messed up and causes issues restoring firmware.

[xraytech]

Originally Posted by GUCCIMAN

Hi everyone, So i'm kinda panicking...

i jailbroke my ipad using absinthe and it worked great for a few days.. until just now i installed something off cydia and it made my ipad stuck on the apple logo when i try and restart...

basically i can't access my ipad at all, i plug it in and try to restore, itunes says it can't locate ipad after the package is validated or whatever..

i try and enter it into DFU... plug it into itunes and i get 1600 error..

what can i do

i used tinyumbrella to try and enter/exit recovery too no dice

Is that the 1st time you hav used TinyUmbrella?

[dieburnbot]

Hold Volume Up while it boots.

That will bypass mobile substrate and and hopefully let you get in with the bad extension disabled.

[Night Spring]

Check your hosts file, as per #2 in the following tutorial.
http://www.ipadforums.net/jailbreaki...rsion-ios.html

[AshtonTS]

You could download iexplorer and delete the files from the package u installed. I had to do this once on an old iPod touch

[XxGoldengrimxX]

Originally Posted by dieburnbot

Hold Volume Up while it boots.

That will bypass mobile substrate and and hopefully let you get in with the bad extension disabled.

but now how do i load up my extentions so i can locate the bad one im able to launch cydia and respring without issue but i just would like back my things

[TriJetHero]

in safe-mode install sbsettings

in SBsettings go to more/mobile substrate Addons

disable all addons,
now restart phone normally

again go in to sbesettings more/m s a
1 by 1 turn on the addons till you find the bad 1

when you have found it, go into safe mode again, turn it on and tahn delete it

[dhlizard]

Start with removing the last Cydia hack you installed before it failed to boot.