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11colmil

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Mar 15, 2009
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Hello, I have an iPhone 4 running 4.3 jailbroken with snowbreeze. I made a stupid decision by downloading a tweak that is preventing my iPhone from booting. Is there ANY possible way I can delete the tweak without booting into the phone or is there a possible "safe mode"? If I can successfully boot without the tweak being applied, I can remove it and the problem would be solved.
 
What tweak is it?

To tell you the truth, I can't remember. It was either whiteboard or magicfingers. You wanna hear what gets worse? I'm stranded on this "island" with nothing but a PC. I'm not home and I wasn't smart enough to grab my Macbook Pro before leaving (Won't be home untill Wednesday).

As far as what I tried is iFunbox and iPhone browser (trying to access in recovery mode), but neither works due to iTunes being too new.
 
Snowbreeze is a tethered jailbreak. In order to boot your phone you MUST put the phone into DFU mode, connect it to your computer, and run the iBooty program that was placed on your desktop after Snowbreeze made the custom firmware for you.

You really just need any computer with iTunes (latest version would help) and the iBooty program, and of course your iPhone cable to connect them.

And untethered jailbreak is on the way. But in the mean time do the above and the phone will boot... That is if you haven't been doing this already
 
Snowbreeze is a tethered jailbreak. In order to boot your phone you MUST put the phone into DFU mode, connect it to your computer, and run the iBooty program that was placed on your desktop after Snowbreeze made the custom firmware for you.

You really just need any computer with iTunes (latest version would help) and the iBooty program, and of course your iPhone cable to connect them.

And untethered jailbreak is on the way. But in the mean time do the above and the phone will boot... That is if you haven't been doing this already

It has NOTHING to do with that. I can get the exploit to run in iBooty and it attempt to boot, but it won't boot due to the tweaks. This is what I get for trusting a windows machine (only possible option at the time) to jailbreak...
 
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