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Apr 19, 2011
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Long story short, I had to restore my jailbroken 4.3.1 phone. When restoring, I got error 3194 which doesn't allow you to restore. The fixes I found on the internet didn't work, and after hours of frustration and uncertainty, I had to upgrade to 4.3.3. I was able to restore my backup though, so I had my apps, contacts, texts, etc. Is it safe to jailbreak? Specifically with jailbreakme. I thought I heard in the past that jailbreaking after a restore and upgrade can be dangerous. If it is safe, I'll probably wait a bit on using jailbreakme until its more stable.
 
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Lol u are misinformed.
Use redsn0w. Jailbreakme is not stable totally
 
I thought I heard in the past that jailbreaking after a restore and upgrade can be dangerous.
You thought and/or heard wrong. This was never true.

If it is safe, I'll probably wait a bit on using jailbreakme until its more stable.
Exactly how does simply waiting make software more stable? Many wines get better with age. Software doesn't. There's nothing wrong with jbme

Lol u are misinformed. Jailbreakme is not stable totally
LOL. You are misinformed, too. jailbreakme.com is fine.
 
You thought and/or heard wrong. This was never true.


Exactly how does simply waiting make software more stable? Many wines get better with age. Software doesn't. There's nothing wrong with jbme


LOL. You are misinformed, too. jailbreakme.com is fine.

Waiting=more bug fixes=more stability. I've read about people having issues with biteSMS and some keyboard hack after jailbreaking with jailbreakme. Not everything was supported.
 
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TC25 said:
I thought I heard in the past that jailbreaking after a restore and upgrade can be dangerous.
You thought and/or heard wrong. This was never true.

If it is safe, I'll probably wait a bit on using jailbreakme until its more stable.
Exactly how does simply waiting make software more stable? Many wines get better with age. Software doesn't. There's nothing wrong with jbme

Lol u are misinformed. Jailbreakme is not stable totally
LOL. You are misinformed, too. jailbreakme.com is fine.

Well actually I tested jbme. I faced 4-5 nagging bugs.
One which was common on most devices I tried it on was battery drain. Maybe this was fixed later.
Other was the nagging respring circle on springboard after every respring.
Even saurik said it is not totally polished. Maybe it is now.

I still prefer redsn0w for 4.3.3.. it's there ever since 4.3.3 has been live and hasnot given me probs as jbme gave . :)
 
JBMe nags

Well actually I tested jbme. I faced 4-5 nagging bugs.
One which was common on most devices I tried it on was battery drain. Maybe this was fixed later. Other was the nagging respring circle on springboard after every respring. Even saurik said it is not totally polished. Maybe it is now.
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This is true. I thought I was imagining things.

If I want to rejailbreak 4.3.3 with redsn0w, do I have to do a backup (well, I will anyway), then restore to factory 4.3.3, then restore from the backup and rejailbreak with redsn0w -- or, can I just rejailbreak with redsn0w over what I have now -- after backing up, of course.

I know the former is "safer" -- I just want to know if anyone's done the latter and not regretted it because the way both jailbreak methods handle the file system might screw up everything.


thanks
 
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drensin said:
Well actually I tested jbme. I faced 4-5 nagging bugs.
One which was common on most devices I tried it on was battery drain. Maybe this was fixed later. Other was the nagging respring circle on springboard after every respring. Even saurik said it is not totally polished. Maybe it is now.
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This is true. I thought I was imagining things.

If I want to rejailbreak 4.3.3 with redsn0w, do I have to do a backup (well, I will anyway), then restore to factory 4.3.3, then restore from the backup and rejailbreak with redsn0w -- or, can I just rejailbreak with redsn0w over what I have now -- after backing up, of course.

I know the former is "safer" -- I just want to know if anyone's done the latter and not regretted it because the way both jailbreak methods handle the file system might screw up everything.


thanks

Restore to 4.3.3
And then use redsn0w . Dont forget to save your blobs. 4.3.4 is live and it breaks all untethers :)
 
Waiting=more bug fixes=more stability. I've read about people having issues with biteSMS and some keyboard hack after jailbreaking with jailbreakme. Not everything was supported.

There's been one update to jbme since it was released, to fix the camera connection kit, which was the only thing 'not supported'. The CCK fix was also available via Cydia. biteSMS issued a fix last Wednesday. Battery drain issues are imaginary and appear after every jb when people pay unusual attention to their iDevice and use it more. Oh, and mustn't forget lag. JB always causes lag. I suppose some people feel better when they do more 'work' to jb.
 
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I've never believed in the battery drain and I've done many jailbreaks. But this time it seemed so. Could be anything. No big deal.
 
Long story short, I had to restore my jailbroken 4.3.1 phone. When restoring, I got error 3194 which doesn't allow you to restore. The fixes I found on the internet didn't work, and after hours of frustration and uncertainty, I had to upgrade to 4.3.3. I was able to restore my backup though, so I had my apps, contacts, texts, etc. Is it safe to jailbreak? Specifically with jailbreakme. I thought I heard in the past that jailbreaking after a restore and upgrade can be dangerous. If it is safe, I'll probably wait a bit on using jailbreakme until its more stable.

You didn't have your blobs saved, so you weren't able to restore to 4.3.1. Jailbreaking is safe and jailbreakme works fine, all I had was the respring circle issue. I still prefer Redsn0w.

Well actually I tested jbme. I faced 4-5 nagging bugs.
One which was common on most devices I tried it on was battery drain. Maybe this was fixed later. Other was the nagging respring circle on springboard after every respring. Even saurik said it is not totally polished. Maybe it is now.
------------

This is true. I thought I was imagining things.

If I want to rejailbreak 4.3.3 with redsn0w, do I have to do a backup (well, I will anyway), then restore to factory 4.3.3, then restore from the backup and rejailbreak with redsn0w -- or, can I just rejailbreak with redsn0w over what I have now -- after backing up, of course.

I know the former is "safer" -- I just want to know if anyone's done the latter and not regretted it because the way both jailbreak methods handle the file system might screw up everything.


thanks

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