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Speeeddy

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Jun 6, 2012
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I have an iPhone 3gs 4.1(jialbroken) RUNNING on baseband 6.15.00

If I update it to 5.1.1 using Stock Firmware, will the iPhone be bricked, nonoperational?
Or will it be okay if I flash the baseband 6.15.00 again?


Cheers to the community :D
 
Having the ipad bb makes it so you can never update to stock firmware.
It will get stuck at the Apple logo.
You can only update or restore to custom firmware. No other option.
What if I try to update? Can it be brought back into working conditions?
When updating with 5.1.1 it gives errors :/

And iFaith won't even retrieve my blobs saying that my iPhone is 24kpwn JB (Even though its serial begins with MC :O)
 
What if I try to update? Can it be brought back into working conditions?
When updating with 5.1.1 it gives errors :/

And iFaith won't even retrieve my blobs saying that my iPhone is 24kpwn JB (Even though its serial begins with MC :O)

No.
You CANNOT update to any stock firmware.
You have to create a custom 5.1.1 ipsw, put your iphone in pwned dfu and restore using that custom firmware.
You dont need any blobs for 5.1.1 since its the latest firmware out right now.
 
No.
You CANNOT update to any stock firmware.
You have to create a custom 5.1.1 ipsw, put your iphone in pwned dfu and restore using that custom firmware.
You dont need any blobs for 5.1.1 since its the latest firmware out right now.

What if I tried to? (I did try to)
It always gave errors, but.... It is stuck at apple boot logo

Can it be fixed? :((
 
What if I tried to? (I did try to)
It always gave errors, but.... It is stuck at apple boot logo

Can it be fixed? :((

If you tried to its NOT going to work.
What part dont you get? You can only restore/update to custom firmware.
It can be fixed, you just gotta make a custom 5.1.1 using redsnow and restore using that.
 
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