If I take my Jailbroken iPod Touch and do a Restore through iTunes using the latest firmware file (in this case, v1.1.4) Just exactly does Restore do? Does it actually "wipe" the entire iPod Touch, or does it only "replace" the files specific to the firmware distribution? Likewise, does this differ from doing an "Upgrade"?
I ask, because I when I last upgraded to v1.1.4 and then Jailbroke my iPod Touch, it didn't seem to "clear out" some of the stuff I had added from a previous Jailbreak. Let me explain:
A few months ago, I originally Jailbroke my new IPT by downgrading to v1.1, Jailbreaking using the original Web hack, prepped for a v1.1.2 Jailbreak, upgraded to v1.1.2 and then Jailbroke again. The result was a nicely Jailbroken v1.1.2 iPT.
Then v1.1.3 came out, so I did an upgrade to v1.1.3. My added apps were apparently gone, so I Jailbroke v1.1.3 with an early release of ZiPhone. When I re-installed some previous apps, many of the "preferences" seemed to be retained from the last Jailbreak.
Finally, v1.1.4 was released, so I again did an upgrade to v1.1.4, and again used ZiPhone to Jailbreak it. I re-installed my apps, and again, it appears that there were remnants from prior installs.
So that said, it doesn't appear that upgrading has necessarily wiped clean my iPod Touch between upgrades and Jailbreaks.
So, is there a way to actually "wipe" an iPT of all old data, install the latest firmware, and then use the latest version of ZiPhone to Jailbreak it?
I ask, because I when I last upgraded to v1.1.4 and then Jailbroke my iPod Touch, it didn't seem to "clear out" some of the stuff I had added from a previous Jailbreak. Let me explain:
A few months ago, I originally Jailbroke my new IPT by downgrading to v1.1, Jailbreaking using the original Web hack, prepped for a v1.1.2 Jailbreak, upgraded to v1.1.2 and then Jailbroke again. The result was a nicely Jailbroken v1.1.2 iPT.
Then v1.1.3 came out, so I did an upgrade to v1.1.3. My added apps were apparently gone, so I Jailbroke v1.1.3 with an early release of ZiPhone. When I re-installed some previous apps, many of the "preferences" seemed to be retained from the last Jailbreak.
Finally, v1.1.4 was released, so I again did an upgrade to v1.1.4, and again used ZiPhone to Jailbreak it. I re-installed my apps, and again, it appears that there were remnants from prior installs.
So that said, it doesn't appear that upgrading has necessarily wiped clean my iPod Touch between upgrades and Jailbreaks.
So, is there a way to actually "wipe" an iPT of all old data, install the latest firmware, and then use the latest version of ZiPhone to Jailbreak it?