1. Bootrom Exploit

How to check your iPhone's bootrom using Windows: Put your iPhone into DFU mode (how to/tutorial for this step at iClarified). Then go to Start - Control Panel - System - Hardware - Device Manager on your Windows machine. Look for 'Universal Serial Bus (USB) Controller', you will find 'Apple Mobile Device USB Driver' as a subitem there. Right Click and choose 'Properties', navigate to 'Details' tab and select Device Instance Path from the dropdown list box. At the end of this information string you will find the bootrom version, e.g. Click to expand.Why would you have to restore? You can get out of DFU mode by holding down the home button and the power button for about 10 seconds.

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• Skip this section and go directly to the Debugging Techniques. Below is an example we will use for discussion. It is a bootrom build using the Tornado 2.2.

If your phone is connected to your computer you'll hear a beep as when a USB device is disconnected. Then just press the power button and your phone will start up as usual. And there are very good reasons one might want to check his iBoot version. People who bought iPhones around week 40 need to know whether they have the new version of iBoot, which requires a tethered jailbreak. Hi guys Just in case anyone's looking to this thread as a reference, the instructions didn't work for me. (I'm on WinXP, with a 3GS) Specifically, when I went to look in the details panel, I didn't have a 'Device Instance Path' as a drop down option.

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I had something close, 'Device Instance Code' or something like that, but it didn't have the iBoot version information. BUT I was able to use usbview (instead of device manager) to figure it out. USBview is one of the tools you use to get your ECID when you're using umbrella to generate a backup shsh in case you want to reinstall an old firmware after Apple decides it doesn't want to let you anymore. I'm not sure if we're allowed to post links in this forum, so if you're looking for usbview, you can google for: 'howto usbview ecid shsh umbrella' to see how it's used for iPhones.

Bootrom Exploit

Destination address. BOOTROM component to the QorIQ Configuration Suite project. BOOTROM Configuration Tool User Guide, Rev.

Oh, and the Power+Home button trick worked just fine for me for getting out of DFU mode. Hi guys Just in case anyone's looking to this thread as a reference, the instructions didn't work for me. (I'm on WinXP, with a 3GS) Specifically, when I went to look in the details panel, I didn't have a 'Device Instance Path' as a drop down option.

I had something close, 'Device Instance Code' or something like that, but it didn't have the iBoot version information. BUT I was able to use usbview (instead of device manager) to figure it out. USBview is one of the tools you use to get your ECID when you're using umbrella to generate a backup shsh in case you want to reinstall an old firmware after Apple decides it doesn't want to let you anymore. I'm not sure if we're allowed to post links in this forum, so if you're looking for usbview, you can google for: 'howto usbview ecid shsh umbrella' to see how it's used for iPhones.

Oh, and the Power+Home button trick worked just fine for me for getting out of DFU mode.