I appreciate all the handy guides to jb a touch. However, most, if not all, require downgrading to 1.1.1 and then following a series of items to get to 1.1.2 and then to 1.1.3
That's all great, but what happens when Apple's firmware is at 1.1.9? Or further down the road on the 40th upgrade? Will everyone that gets a new touch have to downgrade to 1.1.1 and then move up? If so, what a pain.
To jb 1.1.1, it was incredibly simple. I did it using my touch in the kitchen drinking a beer. Thanks to those who did it. .
Isn't there, or will there be a jb method for 1.1.3 or 1.1.9 (or...) that won't require step after step? Or am I dreaming? I realize the sdk will hopefully be released, but i"m unsure what that will actually do for us that want all the cool stuff.
Thanks for any opinions or suggestions, I was just wondering if anyone was thinking of the future instead of backing up to 1.1.1 each time.
That's all great, but what happens when Apple's firmware is at 1.1.9? Or further down the road on the 40th upgrade? Will everyone that gets a new touch have to downgrade to 1.1.1 and then move up? If so, what a pain.
To jb 1.1.1, it was incredibly simple. I did it using my touch in the kitchen drinking a beer. Thanks to those who did it. .
Isn't there, or will there be a jb method for 1.1.3 or 1.1.9 (or...) that won't require step after step? Or am I dreaming? I realize the sdk will hopefully be released, but i"m unsure what that will actually do for us that want all the cool stuff.
Thanks for any opinions or suggestions, I was just wondering if anyone was thinking of the future instead of backing up to 1.1.1 each time.