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erifneerg

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Aug 10, 2008
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I want to place my touch back to factor default. However, in the settings i have a section profile 3b Beta. It must be the result of the ipod touch having 3.0 beta on it. Is there anyway to restore complete so even the baseband is rests?
 
I want to place my touch back to factor default. However, in the settings i have a section profile 3b Beta. It must be the result of the ipod touch having 3.0 beta on it. Is there anyway to restore complete so even the baseband is rests?

It's an iPod touch, so it doesn't have a baseband. That's in cell phones (ie: the iPhone).
 
I don't think you can downgrade back to official firmware (i.e. 2.2.1). I read on these forums that once you "upgrade" to iPhone 3.0 OS beta, there's no way back. There might be a hack or something though.
 
I don't think you can downgrade back to official firmware (i.e. 2.2.1). I read on these forums that once you "upgrade" to iPhone 3.0 OS beta, there's no way back. There might be a hack or something though.

you can downgrade, I have had beta 1, 2 and 3 on my 1st gen and I am now currently on 2.2.1, I simply did a DFU restore and it was like doing a normal full restore
 
It's already 2.2.1 firmware and jailbroken. So just go into DFU mode and use a clean firmware and it should be fine? I thought i did that once before but i have that "profile 3b Beta" on my ipod touch under settings
 
It's already 2.2.1 firmware and jailbroken. So just go into DFU mode and use a clean firmware and it should be fine? I thought i did that once before but i have that "profile 3b Beta" on my ipod touch under settings

Also, to be completely safe, do not restore from a backup afterwards. Some remnants of the jailbreak get backed up unintentionally by iTunes, and if you want 'clean' firmware then you shouldn't restore from the backup :)
 
Also, to be completely safe, do not restore from a backup afterwards. Some remnants of the jailbreak get backed up unintentionally by iTunes, and if you want 'clean' firmware then you shouldn't restore from the backup :)

yea, i did a restore with a backup once before and still have Emoji enabled. Just did a clean wipe in DFU mode and things are fine so far... just some flickering (resort of auto brightness bug it seems).
 
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