[iphonejeff]

[coreymc]

im not defending zibri or his program, but before you go slander his program and say you have proof and "research", actually have some please. This is the problem with the internet, your earlier post quoting this statement -

"Also:
When you say that you can't see any problems, you need to keep an open mind and remind yourself of how little of the phone you can actually see. Stuff is working in your phone at a much deeper level than what is visible to an end user, right down to the foundations. When ZiPhone crashes through these foundations during jailbreak, the whole phone becomes unstable. You could go weeks, months even and nothing happens and you think it's all good. You just won't be able to see the damage until something does happen and your phone starts to collapse."

This is not research, research has SOME burden of proof with it, something solid and concrete with results that can be repeatedly duplicated, but there is NO proof of anything in that statement.
Ziphone may not be safe, but it is not responsible just to slander it without knowing what it does. If it messes with lockdownd files, activation files, and you want to "warn" people, the find out EXACTLY what it does. again, im not trying to start a flame warn, just please, please report things honestly and accuratly

[dale1v]

I didn't say anything about research in my post
I said it in an easy to understand manner


Read: Differences Between iLiberty+, iPlus And ZiPhone | George Zhu's BLOG

the other site where I had about an extra page and a half of proof is now down, sorry.

I've been posting links about ziphone to people for months, don't assume that this is my opinion.

[DarkMirc]

yawnnn this is getting boring now give this to zibri for me (_!_)

[BigLoggerhead]

Alright so now I'm a little freaked. Guess I shoulda done more research before jailbreaking my phone. So restoring my phone should undo everything Ziphone did to it? I only did jailbreak not unlock. I'm an AT&T customer. Also, what is an effective and safe way to jailbreak my Iphone?

[dale1v]

Originally Posted by BigLoggerhead

Alright so now I'm a little freaked. Guess I shoulda done more research before jailbreaking my phone. So restoring my phone should undo everything Ziphone did to it? I only did jailbreak not unlock. I'm an AT&T customer. Also, what is an effective and safe way to jailbreak my Iphone?

Effects of ziphone can be reversed by a restore before the problem sets in, and either of the pwning tools are the safest method; they have the least use of the ramdisk.

[one1]

I just ran HWinfo on my iphone and I have bootloader 4.6_M3S2 on 1.1.3 (4A102), and I DID use ziphone 2.5c to jailbreak.

The phone was originally an 8G 1.1.4 with 4.6BL purchased new.

It was one of the first few phones to have 90+ apps fully working, including the two in my sig that were the harder ones for some people. I also used the boss tools partition method. So I am not quite certain about some of the things stated here, but I know mine is on the 4.6BL and the only program I have used is ziphone. (everything else besides the jailbreak was hand coded into the phone the hard way).

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[DoerrFan]

Originally Posted by coreymc

im not defending zibri or his program, but before you go slander his program and say you have proof and "research", actually have some please. This is the problem with the internet, your earlier post quoting this statement - This is not research, research has SOME burden of proof with it, something solid and concrete with results that can be repeatedly duplicated, but there is NO proof of anything in that statement.
Ziphone may not be safe, but it is not responsible just to slander it without knowing what it does. If it messes with lockdownd files, activation files, and you want to "warn" people, the find out EXACTLY what it does. again, im not trying to start a flame warn, just please, please report things honestly and accuratly

Im following what he said on that, and the rest is fact, ZiPhone's method DOES load up everything in the ramdisk, read the difference on iLiberty's site if you'd like proof.

Originally Posted by one1

I just ran HWinfo on my iphone and I have bootloader 4.6_M3S2 on 1.1.3 (4A102), and I DID use ziphone 2.5c to jailbreak.

The phone was originally an 8G 1.1.4 with 4.6BL purchased new.

It was one of the first few phones to have 90+ apps fully working, including the two in my sig that were the harder ones for some people. I also used the boss tools partition method. So I am not quite certain about some of the things stated here, but I know mine is on the 4.6BL and the only program I have used is ziphone. (everything else besides the jailbreak was hand coded into the phone the hard way).

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Only unlocks downgrade bootloader did you unlock?

[andypropaganda]

Originally Posted by DoerrFan

iLiberty is really simple, i remember jailbreaking having to use command line so anything is simple now

Ya, now that was a pain, lol. And trying to fix without the fixes, and having to use ssh and such. That's a blast....nope.

[one1]

Originally Posted by DoerrFan

Only unlocks downgrade bootloader did you unlock?

Then Ziphone is an excellent program, because it did exactly what I wanted to do to my ATT plan phone. ........not so excellent for unlockers.

[kadinh]

Originally Posted by one1

Then Ziphone is an excellent program, because it did exactly what I wanted to do to my ATT plan phone. ........not so excellent for unlockers.

i have at&t too and i have had all of my questions answered to make my phone how i want it, but i had 1 last question. if i just want to jailbreak my iphone so i can put apps on it, i dont need to unlock and activate it too, correct?

[dale1v]

Originally Posted by one1

Then Ziphone is an excellent program, because it did exactly what I wanted to do to my ATT plan phone. ........not so excellent for unlockers.

Yes, it does jailbreak but its methodology is poor. Which is the main worry in the first place. 1-pass method JB is dangerous and not ideal.

[Devante]

Here's a question:

I have ZiPhone unlocked/jailbroken iPhone v1.1.3 with plenty of apps configured and setup how I want, etc. The Youtube doesn't work and the phone freezes once in a while.

Is there a way to undo ZiPhone and start from scratch and re-unlock/re-jailbreakmy phone using the better methods?

And if so, is there a way to backup my current setup?

[Hagge10]

zibri has always been loyal 2 the iphone community.

the same cant be said about a few others....

[jbee]

Originally Posted by Devante

Here's a question:

I have ZiPhone unlocked/jailbroken iPhone v1.1.3 with plenty of apps configured and setup how I want, etc. The Youtube doesn't work and the phone freezes once in a while.

Is there a way to undo ZiPhone and start from scratch and re-unlock/re-jailbreakmy phone using the better methods?

And if so, is there a way to backup my current setup?

didnt know bout this.. hmmm..

they say use pwn or iliberty but yah.. once you restore it, you should be fine.

i hope using iliberty would be easy as ziphone