[xc00lxkidx]

i see PF. but i was saying maybe we can use that as a quick fix until the devs can break this son of gun. Another option would be to download 1.1.1 and stick the installer.app in there as a part of the update and then shove the hwole thing into ur phone. idk im just brainstorming here...

[Kyle Matthews]

Originally Posted by Doreen

Ahhh okay so what this means is we only need to wait for the install to be updated once that is done "all" the current apps will be on it and working again? I was afraid we had to wait for:

1. The installer to be updated.

2. Each dev to update each app individually all over again.

Nope. Just the Installer.

Originally Posted by one1

PF, what about people who had unlocked phones, then relocked them. Does the firmware recognize a previous unlock hack? That would save a lot of people trouble if they simply relock it then update if they feel they must. Then their sims would work.

If that is the case you can stick that in your OP for them to relock before updating if they want their sims to work.

Haven't heard yet. Anybody have an unlocked iPhone, RElock it, and then do the update?

[Doreen]

Originally Posted by jealous soul

it depends on if any major changes were made to the application frameworks, but really what you have to wait for is a new method for access to the iPhone's file system again.

That's what I thought. =(

I have faith that the installer will be updated in a few days however my concern is the devs from what I have been seeing developed only a handful will quickly follow up w/ an update. Some might get left behind a lil longer.

I'm not taking any chances for a while then. *sigh* "Thank you" for the info.

Edit: sorry pf I just seen your response okay so that it's clear to me then the only concern should be the installer. Everything else jumps on that right after w/ no problems?

[xxjoebreadxx]

Update 4:35PM: Natetrue from DevTeam says that his previously unlocked iPhone works after the 1.1.1 upgrade using a legit AT&T card. Something must be wrong with Brian's setup. We are investigating this now

This is a direct quote.

[Kyle Matthews]

Originally Posted by xc00lxkidx

i see PF. but i was saying maybe we can use that as a quick fix until the devs can break this son of gun. Another option would be to download 1.1.1 and stick the installer.app in there as a part of the update and then shove the hwole thing into ur phone. idk im just brainstorming here...

Won't work either. Give it a day or two.

[red_pill]

Hi, ive read all threads,but I have a doubt.

I got a new iphone today, does unlock still work with the option/shift-click restore method, and selecting the 1.0.2 FW (i have it on my desktop)?

Thx guys

[xxjoebreadxx]

Hi, ive read all threads,but I have a doubt.

I got a new iphone today, does unlock still work with the option/shift-click restore method, and selecting the 1.0.2 FW (i have it on my desktop)?

Thx guys

I posted this 3 times on 3 different pages. Work from page 1 up. Lest I shall haf to repete myself again.

[schwartzki]

Well owning a unlocked mod'd phone i will be waiting until dev's figure the fixes out and the update procedure is in writing on here before attempting the firmware update.

[xc00lxkidx]

we should just ditch using mac os x on our phones and make our own windows vista mobile. wouldnt that be a kick in the face for both apple and microsoft?

[skralg]

I had a modded 1.0.2 firmware phone. I've successfully upgraded it to 1.1.1 firmware, no problems. Just no mods =)

skralg

[Pittbull]

Originally Posted by xc00lxkidx

we should just ditch using mac os x on our phones and make our own windows vista mobile. wouldnt that be a kick in the face for both apple and microsoft?

This thread gets funnier and funnier!
as i said b4-LMFAO!!!

[ebernet]

Originally Posted by Doreen

...does what you said mean that even if the installer gets updated to jailbreak again w/ the new firmware that still does not guarantee that all the apps we are currently using off the current install will still work until each and every dev updates their software individually?(

Since all the apps were written to an undocumented APIU, if changes were made to the API, and the apps were expecting something else, they will break. It means what it says - any and all apps may not work even if you could get them to show up and get them over on the phone.

I KNOW I am waiting until at least Installer.app is working. And then to see a report from the field. What I got now I like too much....

[Conquest3.0]

Originally Posted by poetic_folly

This is happening to people who are updating unlocked iPhones running AT&T, it seems. If you have a LOCKED phone, it works fine, regardless of jailbreak/3rd party apps state. It just breaks the 3rd party apps.

I do NOT have an UNLOCKED phone..I have a MODDED phone with sifferent software (summerboard, nes....) and I am getting this SIM Error.

So its not just people who have Unlocked there phone, its some people who have just modded them.

I have reinstalled iTunes and tried to restore and still get the same unknown error when clicking restore

[xxjoebreadxx]

we should just ditch using mac os x on our phones and make our own windows vista mobile. wouldnt that be a kick in the face for both apple and microsoft?

Yes, but can you deal with your phone asking you if you are sure you want to make a call?

[one1]

Originally Posted by xxjoebreadxx

Update 4:35PM: Natetrue from DevTeam says that his previously unlocked iPhone works after the 1.1.1 upgrade using a legit AT&T card. Something must be wrong with Brian's setup. We are investigating this now

This is a direct quote.

And that is exactly what I was talking about. The different ways gone about the hack produces different results. So laugh if you will. I know at least how to design a circut and the different ways you go about it produces different results.

It doesn't unlock everyone's phone at the moment, but it solidifies my initial question I was heckled over. This one single phone can be the key for the information of how to work around the problem by simply investigating HOW the user upgraded his phone.

At least there is hope.