No i found my ipcc on a thread on the iPhone forum and its the O2 one. It works very well. No hiccups.
I seem to be having trouble pairing my phone to my laptop via bluetooth though which is why i was using USB in the first place. My iPhone wont see any other BT device nor accepts requests from those that see it but thats a BT issue not a tethering one
Got the server unavailable error earlier. After a few attempts, I got through the queue. I think there is just a lot of user traffic trying to upgrade right now.
i just downloaded 3.0 for my ipod touch. It took 3 minutes to download, another 5 to install, but now it is on 35 minutes to backup and counting. WTF I didn't pay $10 for it to take an hour to backup!![]()
This plug / unplug thing? Don't need to do it. Just hit the update button under your "Summary" tab.
!4th try was the lucky number for me.
It is now a little later for me that assumed the risk, and for other people that tried, but here goes the ultimate advice for people who have unlocked iPhone 2G and wants to update for 3.0 now:
DO NOT update your 2G iPhones yet!
DO NOT believe the people that tell you that you can update without being locked!!
I just updated mine (I have unlocked and jailbroken my phone many times previously), and now my iPhone 2G is ready only for emergency call.
It is now asking me to connect to iTunes with a supported SIM card, because mine is not supported. An supported SIM card is needed for the activation process.
iPhone DevTeam is working to release a Pwanage Tool today, so let's wait for it...
Thanks.
(Now my iPhone is blocked... Well, thats the price we pay to be on the edge!!)![]()
Got thru after 3 tries![]()
installing now![]()
You should definitely call Apple and ask for your money back. AND keep on them don't stop until you get your $10 back. It is unconscionable that they have treated you so shabbily.
Anyway. Update is installing and I am excited with anticipation.
Everyone should have expected this
Apple can't handle the mass amounts of requests right after 3.0 got released
It just can't right off the bat.
Imagine the publicity the next day.
This isn't even a new phone, it's software. And people are falling all over themselves to get it.
Other vendors can barely manage to cause so much as a muted acknowledgement of their phone. Apple released a software update, and BOOM!
Are trying to do this through "update" ? Right click on "restore" and select the ipsw for new firmware.
I wonder which is worse... Opening the gates all at once (the current scenario) and then you piss off a bunch of people or strategically stagger which iTunes get the "a new update is ready for you" to help defray the load on their servers... Knowing the MacRumors crowd, that would be akin to torture and the whining would be deafening. At least then when you did get the update, you wouldn't be plagued with these activation issues.
I suppose then too they'd have to disable the manual downloading of the ipsw file until the traffic dies down.