Not working. I know it's in DFU mode because a Add New Hardware pop-up appears for a few seconds and says it's in DFU mode. Still doesn't say "Device Instance Path" anywhere in device manager.
I'll try to get a screen shot next time in DFU mode
Weird - trying to check my iboot version and mine is this:
.......IBFL:00_SRTG:[IBOOT-596.24]
What does this mean to me? Can I jailbreak or not? On 3.1.2 3G
596.24 < 596.3.2
The version numbering system for iBoot isn't exactly sequential and I don't really understand how it works. All you need to know is that your version of iBoot is older than 359.3.2 and can be pwned.
I have 359.3. Tethered jailbreak correct? If so, I guess I'll be waiting. I haven't turned off my phone, but I don't want to be stuck where I am unable to after a reboot without a computer.
Wat if there is no iBoot version to be found? Under Windows at Device instance path, it stops after the IMEI:.I know people have been asking all over the board, so here's the answer, courtesy phoeny at the Dev-Team blog:
And, for those who don't know, on a Mac the procedure is:
Wat if there is no iBoot version to be found? Under Windows at Device instance path, it stops after the IMEI:.
Any ideas?
That means you are in Recovery mode not DFU mode.
DFU on 3GS works fine. im on it now. and i am still wondering how others cant find Device Instance Path. Mines fine on Vista Ultimate 32x. Problem is, my iPhone is week 46 and is tethered. I am cautious about jailbreaking other iTouches and iPhones, as i have succeeded with it before, but this is MY iPhone and i want to positively make sure that it is safe before i try anything.
I know were in dfu as it doesn't show an IMEI. Any suggestions? It's a week 42 3Gs.
Is the screen completely blank and has iTunes given a popup saying that it has detected an iPhone in Recovery Mode?
Probably, must be a slower AT&T store to see 3.1 still
Did you check the 4th & 5th characters of the serial # to see what week it was made ??
XX936 and below is golden
Hello Everybody: There is a lot of false rumors on how to check if you have the old or new bootrom. It is not possible to read this off the serial number as many people say! I have the old bootrom and my serialnumber is xx945.
The only way I know of is to set the iPhone in DFU mode:
- Turn off the phone
- Hold power and home button for 10 sec
- Release power button and continue to hold home button for another 10 seconds
Thereafter you can check bootrom version in System Profiler (Mac) or Device Manager (Windows)
iBoot-359.3.2 is the new
iBoot-359.3 is the old
Regards
Rudder