I don't believe that's the case really, not unless that iOS version is still being signed by Apple and your can basically install a fresh version of it.I was talking to a guy who used to work at the Apple Store and he said that you can keep an older version of iOS and remove your jailbreak without restoring to the current version of iOS. Is this true, and if so is it easy to do?
Yeah that's what I asked him, wouldn't you need the shish blobs or whatever?I don't believe that's the case really, not unless that iOS version is still being signed by Apple and your can basically install a fresh version of it.
You are likely better off asking this in the jailbreaking section of the forums.
Those haven't really played much of a role in some time, not unless you basically have a much older device (like iPhone 4 or 4s or earlier and perhaps an older iOS version as well), and even then it's not really something that always applies.Yeah that's what I asked him, wouldn't you need the shish blobs or whatever?
Damn, will I then be able to safely get my screen replaced at Apple without the phone needing to he restored to the latest version for calibration? If so I need to go back to batteries plus and get a refund so I can use my Applecare Plus spend $29 and get an OEM screen. Is that all possible?'cydia impactor' will completely wipe your phone and leave it on the version you are currently running.
I don't believe that's the case really, not unless that iOS version is still being signed by Apple and your can basically install a fresh version of it.
You are likely better off asking this in the jailbreaking section of the forums.
Erasing all settings and content is a BIG no-no on a jailbroken iPhone. Cydia Eraser (formerly known as Cydia Impactor) is the way to go.Wouldn't erase all settings and content achieve what the OP is asking. You are technically "restoring" as new to the current iOS version on the device.
Erasing all settings and content is a BIG no-no on a jailbroken iPhone.
I don't have a good, technical explanation, but it will leave you with restoring via iTunes being your only option to get your phone working again.Hmm. I wouldn't know, never jailbroken. What does it do?
I don't have a good, technical explanation, but it will leave you with restoring via iTunes being your only option to get your phone working again.
There would be no reason for Apple to deny service on the phone. Hopefully restoring the phone isn't part of the calibration process.Damn, will I then be able to safely get my screen replaced at Apple without the phone needing to he restored to the latest version for calibration? If so I need to go back to batteries plus and get a refund so I can use my Applecare Plus spend $29 and get an OEM screen. Is that all possible?
Seems like it might be involved in one way or another: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...lace-your-screen-still.2004331/#post-23688371There would be no reason for Apple to deny service on the phone. Hopefully restoring the phone isn't part of the calibration process.
It bricks the phone...Hmm. I wouldn't know, never jailbroken. What does it do?
Will it allow me to re-jailbreak it on iOS 8.1.1 and get all my old tweaks back afterward?'cydia impactor' will completely wipe your phone and leave it on the version you are currently running.
yep! that's why it was designed.Will it allow me to re-jailbreak it on iOS 8.1.1 and get all my old tweaks back afterward?
It bricks the phone...
Don't come giving someone advice if you have no idea what the hell you're talking about
It bricks the phone...
Don't come giving someone advice if you have no idea what the hell you're talking about
It appears to me that you told the OP to erase all content and settings, and then someone told you that it doesn't work, and then you said ~"Well I didn't know"I didn't give advice, I asked a question. I then proceeded to strike it out. Starting a sentence with the word 'wouldn't' implies a question.
"Wouldn't erase all settings and content achieve what the OP is asking. You are technically "restoring" as new to the current iOS version on the device."
Seems like the original reply was to my post and basically more of a question/follow up to what I said. It's a discussion, and that's essentially how things work in a discussion. It looks like that's all been hashed out more than well enough at this point and we can all move on (as many already have).It appears to me that you told the OP to erase all content and settings, and then someone told you that it doesn't work, and then you said ~"Well I didn't know"
IfIt bricks the phone...
Don't come giving someone advice if you have no idea what the hell you're talking about
CDM - in addition to the brightness and other issues I've mentioned the touch screen on my new digitizer is not responding 30% of the time, I have to hit sleep and turn the screen back on several times to get it to work every time that happens. Now that I know I can use that JB tweak to restore my phone temporarily to iOS 8 and then re-jailbreak it I want to just return the screen to batteries +. How will that work though if they no longer have my cracked screen, will Apple replace my phone w no screen on it or am I stuck w batteries +? I hope they can fix this if that's the case, this is awful.Seems like the original reply was to my post and basically more of a question/follow up to what I said. It's a discussion, and that's essentially how things work in a discussion. It looks like that's all been hashed out more than well enough at this point and we can all move on (as many already have).