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16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - blog.iphone-dev.org/po... · 1 reply · +1 points

limited as in before apple fixes them, and before the 3.1 update is released

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - blog.iphone-dev.org/po... · 0 replies · +1 points

tools -> folder options -> view (tab) -> check "show hidden files" and "show system files" -> click ok at the dialog for showing system files -> hit ok

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - blog.iphone-dev.org/po... · 0 replies · +1 points

If you have the iTunes logo on your phone you are NOT in dfu mode, you are in recovery mode. These are different states and are not the same thing.

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - blog.iphone-dev.org/po... · 4 replies · +1 points

Not necessarily, but you may need these files in the future in order to jailbreak your phone and you have a limited amount of time to capture them.

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - jv5qp0 · 0 replies · +1 points

when you jb your phone with pwnage by default it installs that picture as the 'restore mode' boot logo, so if you saw that it means your phone was in restore mode.

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - jv5qp0 · 1 reply · +1 points

also a replacement for installer

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - jv5qp0 · 1 reply · +1 points

making it usable for the masses in every possible scenario, not just a sterile development environment

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - jv5qp0 · 5 replies · +2 points

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16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - jv5qp0 · 0 replies · +1 points

See step 4 in the instructions

16 years ago @ blog.iphone-dev.org - <h2>asd</h2> · 0 replies · +3 points

Waiting for people to actually appreciate the dev team's hard work for once

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