Hi everyone. I've had my nice unlocked iPhone working . I had SummerBoard installed, and I've applied a theme. Also, I had patched SpringBoard and used a custom carrier logo. Then I've deinstalled SummerBoard (I haven't changed theme to default before that). Also, I've removed a custom carrier logo, chosen the stock AT&T one with Customize porgramm, then deleted patched SpringBoard file from springboard.app and uploaded the original one. After all that I've rebooted iPhone, but it was stuck at Apple logo. It comes again and again. My iPhone doesn't boot. Although, iTunes and iBrckr both see it normally. How I can solve this problem?

Emm... Anybody?

try a restore...

This has already been covered in at least 3 other threads. please search first before posting as it's getting ridiculous!

2 razor: iTunes don't restore iPhone "because there is not enough memory available"
2 bobhope: I've searched for an hour, but haven't found an answer on my question.

drain the battery? and then try a restore

Ok, I'll try. Wonder how much I should wait till the battery drains. It was about 30% I think, when I took USB out, but the Apple logo doesn't need too much energy =)

we are several users with iPhone stuck on Apple logo with no reason.
You said you are stuck after deleting a springboard file in springboard.app. Can you tell us what file precisely, it may be a tip for us.
Thank you.

It was a file called springboard. It is in the
/System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/
Then I've uploaded the original one.

So, is there a solution? Or how I can restore my iPhone? I'm ready even for that