Hello, my name is Daniel and I'm new here.
I have a problem getting out of recovery mode for my iPhone 4.
The following are the EXACT steps I took to get where I am now.
But it just goes immediately back into recovery mode. No apple icon shows. No Sync with iTunes shows. Just a black screen on my iPhone and a message saying My computer has discovered an iPhone in Recovery Mode. I know the Firmware got onto my iPhone because I ran RedSn0w (same version as above) and just booted tethered to see what happened and it went fine. Cydia was there and everything.
But I don't want tethered. I want to have the ability to turn my iPhone Off and On. I know the firmware is on my iPhone and everything would work if I could just exit DFU MODE!
I have a problem getting out of recovery mode for my iPhone 4.
The following are the EXACT steps I took to get where I am now.
- I restored my iPhone to 4.3.5 firmware. So it has nothing on it. Completely fresh.
- I put my iPhone into a PWN'd DFU state with RedSn0w version 0.98b4.
- I edited my Hosts file and inserted the following string:
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Code:
74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
- I ran TinyUmbrella ( latest version) and started the TSS server. (PS I don't have any saved SHSH Blobs, so this might be why? And another thing is TinyUmbrella wont even discover my device on this computer. So this is another problem.)
- Ran iTunes and did a SHIFT + Restore with Custom Firmware 4.3.3 with Sn0wBreeze
- My iPhone completed the restoration process. The message saying to leave iPhone connected to sync displayed ( the one that dismisses itself)
But it just goes immediately back into recovery mode. No apple icon shows. No Sync with iTunes shows. Just a black screen on my iPhone and a message saying My computer has discovered an iPhone in Recovery Mode. I know the Firmware got onto my iPhone because I ran RedSn0w (same version as above) and just booted tethered to see what happened and it went fine. Cydia was there and everything.
But I don't want tethered. I want to have the ability to turn my iPhone Off and On. I know the firmware is on my iPhone and everything would work if I could just exit DFU MODE!