Restoring/Downgrading ipod firmware to 3.1.3
August 19, 2010 at 18:48 | Posted in Guides | Leave a commentTags: 3.1.3, downgrade, ipod, ipod touch, itunes, jailbreak, restore
Note: I did this with a jailbroken ipod. Step 3 may WILL be invalid for you if you don’t have a jailbroken ipod, or did not choose the “Make my life easier” button when you first opened Cydia.
Also important: BY DOING THIS, ALL YOUR MUSIC, APPS, CUSTOM SETTINGS, ETC WILL BE GONE. This will restore back to factory default settings.
- Make sure you have a version of iTunes that is lower than 9.2 (if not, then uninstall and install version 9.1.1 (64-bit version here))
- Download ipod firmware 3.1.3
- Append the following line to your C:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file: “74.208.10.249 gs.apple.com” (without quotes)
- Plug ipod into computer via USB
- enter DFU mode
- hold power button and slide to power off ipod
- hold power button and home button simultaneously for 10 seconds
- release power button, continue to hold home button for 10 seconds
- iTunes should pop up a dialogue that says you have plugged in an ipod in restore mode, close the dialogue
- select your ipod from the sidebar, and shift-click the “Restore” button
- select the downloaded ipod firmware version 3.1.3
Tada! It’s magical.
How to transfer files wirelessly to your ipod touch/iphone
August 10, 2010 at 13:58 | Posted in Guides | Leave a commentTags: cydia, iphone, ipod touch, jailbreak, sftp, ssh
- Jailbreak your ipod/iphone
- Install “openssh” from the Cydia app store
- Find the local IP address of your device under Settings>WiFi>Your_Connection_Here
- Open your favourite FTP client (Filezilla, FireFTP, etc)
- Connect with your IP address via SFTP, port 22, username “root”, password “alpine”
- Ta da!
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