Can't find shsh file on mac. Please Help!

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  1. mattsmyname, Oct 24, 2010

    mattsmyname macrumors newbie

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    I can not for the freakin life of me find my shsh on file. Can someone please walk me through on how to locate my 3.1.3. I've had my jailbroken iphone for over a year now and haven't had any issues. I remember doing this about a year ago, but now am having difficulties locating my stuff. I think it might be gone for some reason. Thank you. Matt
     
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  2. jav6454, Oct 24, 2010

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    What iPhone do you have?
     
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  3. seanchristopher, Oct 24, 2010

    seanchristopher macrumors newbie

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    Your shsh files are stored in a hidden folder. The easiest way to get them is to open finder. At the top select Go, then go to folder. Type: /Users/username/.shsh
     
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  4. mattsmyname, Oct 25, 2010

    mattsmyname thread starter macrumors newbie

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    Thank You but...

    Thanks guys but for some reason it says folder can't be found. How could they just be gone? Did cydia get rid of them for some reason? Is there any other way that I can get back to 3.1.3. I needs my mywi. I have a 3gs by the way. Thanks again for your responses.
     
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  5. ulbador, Oct 25, 2010

    ulbador macrumors 68000

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    Just go download tinyumbrella and run it. It will pull down any SHSH you have on file from Cydia and store it locally.
     
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  6. iPhone-power, Oct 25, 2010

    iPhone-power macrumors 6502a

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    Or modify the hosts file and restore that way.

    Simpler way is to spend $10 and get updated MyWi :rolleyes:
     
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  7. nebo1ss, Oct 25, 2010

    nebo1ss macrumors 68030

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    You do realize that when you type
    /users/username/.shsh you have to substitute your user name on your mac for the username.
     
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