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Originally Posted by poetic_folly
It means your jailbreak didn't work. Try downloading a fresh version and rejailbreaking. This has happened to me half a dozen times so far, and since I bought my phone I haven't had to restore once.
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dumb question time: where do I download the fresh version of jailbreak? I have downloaded it
from the Get Connected Wiki, and copied it into the phonedmg folder, overwriting the files.
This is what i see:
Code:
macbook:~ nick$ cd phonedmg
macbook:~/phonedmg nick$ ./jailbreak
[jailbreak 1.0] by ziel w/ special thanks to GeoHot, iZsh, roxfan, Nightwatch and the rest of the #iphone-dev crew.
Looking for iPhone...
Sending Files...
*** If iTunes is running, please close it.
*** Hold the POWER and HOME buttons for approximately 25s.
*** Release when the display says 'Please Connect to iTunes'.
Sending More Files...
Booting iPhone...
Waiting for iPhone to finish booting...
Moving files into place...
Rebooting iPhone...
Enjoy your newfound freedom. Thank the devs at #iphone next time you see them for making this all possible.
p.s. Like most other useful tools, this one may be dangerous if used carelessly. Always remember -- You brick it, you bought it.
p.p.s. I have no idea how 'My Humps' could possibly have gotten set as your ringtone. ;)
macbook:~/phonedmg nick$ ./iPhoneinterface
iPhoneInterface v0.3.3 built on Jul 11 2007
Waiting for phone... established.
iPhone state: Activated
type "help" for help
iPhone:/# cd /System/Library/Audio/UISounds
/System/Library/Audio/UISounds: No such file or directory
iPhone:/# ls
.
..
com.apple.itunes.lock_sync
iTunes_Control
var
iPhone:/#
Not sure what I am missing as I was able to do this all weekend until this morning...On OS X, you have to jailbreak every time correct? I tried to Restore the iPhone earlier this evening, but that did not help either. Any help would be greatly appreciated!