[matiasm]

when i get to the terminal step of part one(virginizing) the terminal window shows 'bash' at the top and not 'ssh', and does not show local host, instead just the user name, and when i type in ssh -1 your.iphone.ip.address, it doesnt work, i dont get the error message that you displayed as a possibility, instead i get a blank line succeeding the comand line, and shortly after "protocol major versions differ: 1 vs 2" . What do i do from here? im using leopard.

[jkfox121]

I've unlocked a second iPhone using this method without any problems

[rishabsyd]

i want to upgrade my phone. it is a 1.0.2 version to 1.1.2. i am too scared. can you help me

please can you make a guide for upgrading a unlocked 1.0.2 to unlocked 1.1.2. i have installer and itunes 7.3.i have not even upgraded the itunes because of some fear. i am really scared to try any one and i trust only your guides. if there is already one please can you send me a link.

is the downloading of the fv very neccessary. because i was thinking if i could virginise the iphone and then through itunes upgrade the phone and then unlock it through anysim 1.2 which is there in the installer. please help me i need to unlock it in the next 6 hours. please please please help me

[Kyle Matthews]

Downgrading is necessary at the moment, yes.

[rishabsyd]

help me poetic, i need some guide to do it

[drezziphone]

Originally Posted by iphonestef

Hi Mac-Beat, I found the solution (if you are a Mac user). I can not yet report on virginizing and all the other steps (havent done that yet). This is what I did step by step, and I can now ssh my iPhone without any problem:

- use installer on iPhone and uninstall Mobile Finder

- Start Cyberduck and connect with iPhone

- in Cyberduck, select View/show hidden files (or however this is called in the english version, mine is german)

- just for safety, copy the folder MobileFinder from iPhone to your computer (find it in: /var/root/Library)

- delete the folder MobileFinder from iPhone

- again for safety reasons copy the file .profile (hidden, only visible when "show hidden files" is activated in Cyberduck) to your computer. You find this file in /var/root/

- delete .profile from your iphone (it contains only one line, and this line creates the error: ". /var/root/Library/MobileFinder/.MobileFinderProfile"

Done. Now you should be able to go further. Good luck
Stefan

I did it even simplier...
I just looked into .MobileFinderProfile with 'less' and I saw clearly that it was giving rules to sync... so I was continuously getting that annoying error starting mobileterminal.

therefore
mv .MobileFinderProfile .MobileFinderProfileITSUXS

and the problem is solved, no wrong sync anymore!
if you wish, just rm .MobileFinderProfileITSUXS.

BTW, on 1.1.4 .MobileFinderProfile is in /private/var/mobile/Library/MobileFinder

hope it helps somebody
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