[redhouse101]

I've downloaded bl39.bin but (mac,stuffit) won't extract it? Mac computer says "unable to determine file format". Its a 132 sized file but pawnage 2.2 wont access it per directions; using expert mode to unlock a 2g phone. How can I extract this file so newest panawge 2.2 will use it. I downloaded it in both fire fox and safari. Downloaded in "saved" format and "Open" then tried extracting with 2008 verion of stuffit. The stuffit preferences say "bin" files are associated with stuffit. cant figure out why it goes from 128 to 132 ? any help out there?

[abujala]

create a folder
place pwnage tool and 3.9 bin file and the firmware u want to use inside that folder
run pwnage from that folder

this worked for me
hope it works

[redhouse101]

thanks for your idea, sounded good. then I noticed (duh) the bl file turned to 132kb . How does one get to 128kb?

[jakecigar]

I have each one at 132, and the don't get touched by stuffit (they just use the .bin extension)

[cavernitas]

I tried to put all of them together in a folder and nothing! I just cannot get the v3.9 to open no matter what! I tried everything and it sends me to the "would you like to search the internet for it" message! Can anyone please help me?

Thanks!

[Cassy]

I am having the exact same issue here. Pwnage 2.2 does not recognize the bootloader files. I've already unlocked/jailbroke my iphone with pwnage twice in the past, and never had this issue before.

Has anyone found out the solution for this problem????? Please help.

EDIT:
I just figured out what the problem was... I didn't copy Pwnage 2.2 to my desktop, I just ran it straight from the little white mount thing that shows up, you have to drag the Pwnage 2.2 black icon to your desktop, then it should work fine.

[evscholla]

it does not accept the bootloader v3.9 when it asks to browes i do and i select it but says its not it WTF!!!???? i am running a mac fyi

[bogpaz]

I had been running pwnage tool from removable drive and was receiving error when trying to upgrade to 2.2 firmware, using 2g iphone (2.1 to 2.2). the error was 'cannot find bootloader v3.9'. This was resolved by copying pwnage tool to local drive then launching.