TinyUmbrella stuck on TSS SERVER....

[iag48]

Little problem here...I have an unlocked iPhone4 on 4.0.1 that I want to upgrade to 4.1 without changing my baseband. I ran TinyUmbrella and it says it saved the SHSH but its stuck on "STOP TSS SERVER" with the circulating animation.
What should I do?

 

[scirica]

Little problem here...I have an unlocked iPhone4 on 4.0.1 that I want to upgrade to 4.1 without changing my baseband. I ran TinyUmbrella and it says it saved the SHSH but its stuck on "STOP TSS SERVER" with the circulating animation.
What should I do?

Are you in the middle of upgrade to 4.1 or did you just save the SHSH's? You can kill TU and restart it and you should be fine. Follow the iclarified instructions or the Tiny Umbrella instructions to the T and you shouldn't have issues.

Good luck!

 

[iag48]

I rebooted both macbook and the iPhone and still no progress. I'm also getting conflicting reports regarding the saving of the SHSH.

Doesn't the Pwnage program allow me to upgrade without changing the baseband?

 

[ulbador]

I think you are a bit confused as to what this actually does.

Starting the TSS server actually runs a little web server on your computer that runs until you stop it. This means it is an ON/OFF switch, not a run-until-it-is-done. This also means to use it, TinyUmbrella must be running and the TSS server must be running through the whole restore process.

Once the TSS server is running, you must restore using iTunes. The TSS server just simplifies a few of the steps required to restore a none-signed firmware.

You are mixing and meshing (badly) a whole bunch of unrelated instructions. Apple is still signing 4.1, so you only need TinyUmbrella to restore on an IP4 to preserve the baseband. PwnageTool effectively does this for you, so you wouldn't need TinyUmbrella.

Basically, I think what you are trying to accomplish is this:

Startup TinyUmbrella
Run TSS Server
Upgrade in iTunes to 4.1
After it goes through the restore progress bar once and asks you to restore again, click "Kick out of recovery" or whatever
Rejailbreak via greenpoison or limerain
Profit.

This will upgrade an IP4 without upgrading the baseband.

The alternative (and probably safer way to accomplish this) is to just download PwnageTool and skip the TinyUmbrella step all together.

As a point of curiosity, does using PwnageTool hacktivate? I used the TU/greenpoison method to upgrade to 4.1...

 

[iag48]

Thanks for your help. I used pwnage tool and it worked fine except a new problem has occurred. I have no option to turn off/on facetime. I set the phone as "new" and I think that may have screwed up facetime.

I spent an hour searching for a fix but no luck, I still do not have the option to turn on or off facetime.

Thanks for taking your time to write the instructions.

 

[eastercat]

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I think you are a bit confused as to what this actually does.

Starting the TSS server actually runs a little web server on your computer that runs until you stop it. This means it is an ON/OFF switch, not a run-until-it-is-done. This also means to use it, TinyUmbrella must be running and the TSS server must be running through the whole restore process.

Once the TSS server is running, you must restore using iTunes. The TSS server just simplifies a few of the steps required to restore a none-signed firmware.

You are mixing and meshing (badly) a whole bunch of unrelated instructions. Apple is still signing 4.1, so you only need TinyUmbrella to restore on an IP4 to preserve the baseband. PwnageTool effectively does this for you, so you wouldn't need TinyUmbrella.

Basically, I think what you are trying to accomplish is this:

Startup TinyUmbrella
Run TSS Server
Upgrade in iTunes to 4.1
After it goes through the restore progress bar once and asks you to restore again, click "Kick out of recovery" or whatever
Rejailbreak via greenpoison or limerain
Profit.

This will upgrade an IP4 without upgrading the baseband.

The alternative (and probably safer way to accomplish this) is to just download PwnageTool and skip the TinyUmbrella step all together.

As a point of curiosity, does using PwnageTool hacktivate? I used the TU/greenpoison method to upgrade to 4.1...

Pwnage hacktivates. Of course, it works for AT&T users too.