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jefflemon

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Jun 15, 2008
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So I put 3.0 on my phone this afternoon and then i tried to revert back to 2.2.1 and now my phone is broken, it says connect to itunes and it asks me to restore, I click restore and after ten minues it comes up with the eroor code 1604...

Ive googled this and tried everything I can think of, any ideas?
 
1. Attempt a restore of 2.2.1 in DFU Mode

2. Get the iTunes error message.

3. Reset device

4. Launch QuickPwn

5. Press next and get past the first 3 steps.

6. Bam, phone is fixed.

Try that.
 
Isnt quickpawn for jailbroken iphones, mine isnt jailbroken and I dont want it to be
 
The PDF specifically states you CANNOT revert back to any other firmware.

Unless you try the jailbroken way...

There is no other way around it
 
1. Attempt a restore of 2.2.1 in DFU Mode

2. Get the iTunes error message.

3. Reset device

4. Launch QuickPwn

5. Press next and get past the first 3 steps.

6. Bam, phone is fixed.

Try that.
How can I do this without jailbreaking.
 
You use Quickpwn to JB your phone. I don't know if it will JB (I don't think so) but I haven't been successful with it so I wouldn't know. If it does JB it all you have to do is restore it in iTunes. So if you're not afraid of the Oogie Boogie JB then give it a try... seems to be the only possible way.
 
You use Quickpwn to JB your phone. I don't know if it will JB (I don't think so) but I haven't been successful with it so I wouldn't know. If it does JB it all you have to do is restore it in iTunes. So if you're not afraid of the Oogie Boogie JB then give it a try... seems to be the only possible way.
Well quickpwn says its not supported firmware. Will try the other pwnage thing
 
No I joined as a developer months ago because I develop iPhone games, tried out the new software and now my phones crashed, all I asked for was help...
 
Yes. Be a good Apple user and shutup and stick with what you're unhappy with. That's a good consumer. Good boy.
Except the 3.0 beta is intended for developers and not consumers. And they clearly state in the agreement that once you go to 3.0, you cannot go back. If you are not willing to accept that, then don't upgrade.

Unfortunately, there are a rash of impatient, non-developers installing 3.0 who have never even seen the agreement.
 
No I joined as a developer months ago because I develop iPhone games, tried out the new software and now my phones crashed, all I asked for was help...

The only way to revert back is to jail break it...

You use Quickpwn to JB your phone. I don't know if it will JB (I don't think so) but I haven't been successful with it so I wouldn't know. If it does JB it all you have to do is restore it in iTunes. So if you're not afraid of the Oogie Boogie JB then give it a try... seems to be the only possible way.
 
Except the 3.0 beta is intended for developers and not consumers. And they clearly state in the agreement that once you go to 3.0, you cannot go back. If you are not willing to accept that, then don't upgrade.

Unfortunately, there are a rash of impatient, non-developers installing 3.0 who have never even seen the agreement.
It makes me wonder why some of these people are not willing to jailbreak, but is willing to pay $99 to run beta firmware.
 
i guess we all know the risk when we read it apple is serious about there development.

"Updating devices to iPhone OS 3.0 beta software. By installing iPhone OS 3.0
beta software on your Authorized Test Devices, these Devices are permanently
“locked” into testing mode and cannot be restored to earlier versions of iPhone
OS."
 
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