iPhone. News and Tips

While we were depressing over our loses at the first day of Olympics, the new WinPwn 2.0.0.4 came out. What’s new:

• Supports 1.1.4, 2,0, 2.0.1 firmwares;
• The ability to change root section size (500 Мb by default);
• Supports Installera;
• Works with WinXP and Vista 32/64bit.

The next 2.0.0.5 version will feature:

• Automatic updates;
• DFU helper\pro-version.

The discussion of the current version begins at page 87 of this topic.

You can download it here or there.

Thanks to GrooV3r.

Update by Ton4ar: [FAQ] WinPWN 2.0, iPhone & iTouch possible errors descriptions (including error “6″).

Error 1013/1014/1015 – appears at downgrade/upgrade to a baseband different from the one that comes with the firmware. It doesn’t mean that the restore wasn’t successful, it just tells you the the baseband and firmware do not match. Use iLiberty/Independence to switch iPhone from Recovery Mode to Normal Mode.

Error 6 and 10 – means there is a problem with your firmware – usually when you use incorrect boot/recovery logo.
Make a new custom firmware and use the right boot/recovery logo or the standard ones.

Error 6 в 2.0 – you are not in DFU mode.

Error 1603/1604 – 160?something
1. If you are restoring to Apple firmware:
Appears if iTunes doesn’t recognize your USB ports.
а) Try changing them. Or use a different computer.
б) Try regular restore (Let iTunes download and update the firmware)

2. If you are restoring to a custom firmware after restoring with Apple firmware:
114: Appears if you used pwn and then successfully restored with Apple firmware and after that tried to restore with custom firmware.
Apple firmware unpwned your iPhone. Use iPwner again.
2.0: Appears if you pwned iTunes and then successfully restored with Apple firmware and after that tried to restore with custom firmware.
Apple firmware unpwned your iPhone. Use iPwner with custom firmware again.

3. If you are restoring to custom firmware and your iPhone Pwned: see section 1.