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TheSpaz

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Jun 20, 2005
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What the heck!?!?!

Okay, so I was just sitting here working when all of a sudden my iPhone blinked on with a white screen. Then it sat there for a few seconds on white and then it shut off.

When it came back on again I saw an Apple logo with a progress bar. I thought... okay, my iPhone crashed and now it's starting back up.

However, when it finished starting back up, I have the connect to iTunes and Emergency Call screen!!!

This SUCKS because I am expecting a call sometime today and I really need my phone to be working.

This just happened a few minutes ago. As some of you know, I was running 2.2.1.

Edit: iTunes won't respond when I plug my iPhone in.
 
Kind of a bad title. Your iPhone didn't erase itself. Try getting it into DFU mode.


BTW, are you jailbroke?

I am not jailbroken.

I just plugged it into iTunes and iTunes just freezes with a spinning beach ball (I'm on Tiger on a PowerMac G5).

I'm gonna try DFU. This has never happened before. It's making me nervous.
 
It might be a bug from 2.2.1 or from upgrading to a 3.x version and then downgrading again. That's why the rest of the world runs on a 3.1.x version. Put it into DFU mode and restore in iTunes and you will be fine.
 
Okay, I pulled out the SIM card and it immediately went to my home screen. All of my apps are there and music and stuff.

WHAT!

As soon as I put my SIM card back in, it locks me back out. I'm using a go-phone SIM from AT&T and it has always worked.
 
Okay, I pulled out the SIM card and it immediately went to my home screen. All of my apps are there and music and stuff.

WHAT!

As soon as I put my SIM card back in, it locks me back out. I'm using a go-phone SIM from AT&T and it has always worked.

The problem absolutely positively CANNOT be the SIM card then. Hmm...I'll pick my brain for the next few hours and see if I can come up with what the problem could be.
 
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