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I did anySim unlock wich didn't work got an error "unable to locate byte to patch".
Then i followed advice on forum and did the following what i did run from command line 1. launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist 2. patch lockdownd to /usr/libexec i didn't quite understood what number 2 meant, i think i just had to copy that file in that directory, so that's what i did, and THEN... Now Iphone is loading for 5 minutes after you turn it on, after that it shows "slide to unlock" but you have to slide like 10 times until it works and etc MORE IMPORTANT - Itunes can't detect it, so i can't even restore the phone, what should i do????? |
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I had the same... like iphone not responding of super suuper slowww
I did the following: While holding the home and sleep button of the iphone plugged to your mac....restart your computer.... I tunes should detect it...then restore it |
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It worked, thanks a lot, did you actually unlock the phone after that, how did you do it? was it slow again after unlocking?
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No I had just to reactivate it (With independance).....and all was ok.
I used SSh (that i activated with independance) to replace the lockdownd file inside the iphone in order to use my sim (reset to factory mode) I did not have to run again the unlocking software Cheers |
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