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Hi All
I have a friends 3GS that I cant restore, I put the phone into DFU mode > launch itunes > shift + resotre button to select version > itunes extract's the software etc > itunes get right to the end and then I get an error message 'unexpected error occured (1015).
I had this problem before with an iPhone 4 but I solved that by running itunes as admin (on Win7 ultimate) but that hasnt worked this time!
Has anyone got any ideas?
Cheers
Last section of the iPhoneUpdate.log
Quote:
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BEGINNING BOOT
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Sending boot code...- GKEY: 0x21
OK
Automagic-ing bootloader from path /usr/local/standalone/firmware...
- No compatible bootloader files were found in /usr/local/standalone/firmware
Automagic-ing bootloader from path /usr/local/standalone/firmware -- All OK
executing /usr/local/bin/BBUpdaterExtreme automatic -S -F /usr/local/standalone/firmware -x
Option set to not disable sleep
Validating parameters...OK
Opening device path /dev/cu.debug, using initial baud 115200
- Ping failed, trying again, 56 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 55 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 54 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 53 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 52 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 51 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 50 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 49 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 48 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 47 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 46 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 45 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 44 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 43 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 42 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 41 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 40 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 39 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 38 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 37 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 36 tries left
- Ping failed, trying again, 35 tries left
- Resetting baseband
- Ping failed, trying again, 51 tries left
- Ping OK
Gathering modem information...OK
Checking Static EEP backup...
- backup is OK
Checking Static EEP backup -- All OK
Firmware Version: ICE2-06.15.00
EEP Version: EEP_VERSION:709
EEP Revision: EEP_REVISION:1
Boot Loader Version: ICE2_BOOT_06.04_G2M3S2
FLS/EEP Mismatch: Match
Configuring Hardware Mux...OK
AppleBCMWLANN88PlatformManager::handleBBNotificati onGated(): Baseband Alive
AppleBCMWLAN::handleWatchdogTimeout(): Watchdog timer fired
AppleBCMWLAN::watchDogReset(): 0x300
AppleBCMWLAN::halt()
IOSDIOController::enumerateSlot(): Re-initializing SDIO device in slot: 0
IOSDIOController::enumerateSlot(): CMD5 failed with SDIO device on slot 0, SDIO Cmd Timeout
AppleBCMWLAN::watchDogReset() - driver not initialized, initDongle() omitted
AppleBCMWLANN88PlatformManager::handleBBNotificati onGated(): Baseband Reset, wifi down
AppleBCMWLAN::halt()
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BEGINNING BOOT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sending boot code...- GKEY: 0x21
OK
Automagic-ing firmware from path /usr/local/standalone/firmware...
- FLS file /usr/local/standalone/firmware/ICE2_05.15.04.fls and EEP file /usr/local/standalone/firmware/ICE2_05.15.04.eep are available
Automagic-ing firmware from path /usr/local/standalone/firmware -- All OK
Version ICE2-05.15.04 is available, ICE2-06.15.00 is already loaded
Deciding whether to update or not...
- Available version is older
!!! Exception at :0:
- BBUReturnBadArgument(5)/15: Cannot perform an automatic update to a previous version
attempting to dump restore log
writing log file: /mnt1/restore.log
==== end of device restore output ====
2011-02-23 14:37:34.851 [5172:15d8]: AMRAuthInstallDeletePersonalizedBundle
2011-02-23 14:37:34.937 [5172:15d8]: removed personalized bundle
2011-02-23 14:37:34.937 [5172:15d8]: <Restore Device 147E7598>: Restore failed (result = 1015)
2011-02-23 14:37:35.085 [5172:438]: iTunes: Restore error 1015
2011-02-23 14:37:41.819 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceArrival: \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}\IB0000#743eae9f
2011-02-23 14:37:41.819 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList: \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}\IB0000#743eae9f
2011-02-23 14:37:41.859 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed
2011-02-23 14:37:41.952 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed
2011-02-23 14:37:42.074 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList, old disconnected device connects again
2011-02-23 14:37:42.074 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::SetNotification: CONNECT, interface type: 1, id: \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}\IB0000#743eae9f, inst: 0x75881f8
2011-02-23 14:37:42.075 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x075881f8, notify: 1, connected: 0
2011-02-23 14:37:42.075 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x14a5c3c8, notify: 2, connected: 0
2011-02-23 14:37:42.075 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: Device type: 2, Interfaces total: 2, arrived: 1
2011-02-23 14:37:42.075 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: Interfaces total != arrived, no notification
2011-02-23 14:37:42.077 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceArrival: \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}\0000#743eae9f
2011-02-23 14:37:42.077 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList: \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}\0000#743eae9f
2011-02-23 14:37:42.113 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed
2011-02-23 14:37:42.144 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed
2011-02-23 14:37:42.156 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList, device already connected, new interface
2011-02-23 14:37:42.156 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::SetDeviceID: AMD_INTERFACE_DFU \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}\0000#743eae9f, inst: 0x75881f8
2011-02-23 14:37:42.156 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::SetNotification: CONNECT, interface type: 1, id: \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}\0000#743eae9f, inst: 0x75881f8
2011-02-23 14:37:42.156 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x075881f8, notify: 1, connected: 1
2011-02-23 14:37:42.157 [5172:16c8]: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x14a5c3c8, notify: 2, connected: 0
2011-02-23 14:37:42.157 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: Device type: 2, Interfaces total: 2, arrived: 2
2011-02-23 14:37:42.157 [5172:16c8]: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: IBOOT, IBOOT \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}\IB0000#743eae9f, inst: 0x75881f8
2011-02-23 14:37:42.157 [5172:16c8]: IBOOT, DFU \\?\USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}\0000#743eae9f, inst: 0x75881f8
2011-02-23 14:37:42.157 [5172:438]: iTunes: SCEP 3
Not to sound callous, but did your friend read *any* of the documentation before they upgraded their phone to the iPad baseband? What you're describing is exactly what the dev-team said would occur if you tried to do a firmware upgrade after you install the iPad baseband on the phone. Past that, please don't paste the restore logs directly into the forum, we have a post covering how to provide this information here:
http://www.hackint0sh.org/f137/130802.htm
In any case, you're receiving this error because this phone has the 06.15 baseband made for the iPad on it, and the iOS revision you are installing has a baseband that is a lower version. This causes the restore process to fail. The easiest solution is to use PwnageTool to create a custom firmware without the baseband set to install, this will bypass the error and let your restore complete successfully.
All of this was clearly documented in the posting that detailed the iPad baseband method. If your friend didn't read it, let this serve as a reminder that it's always worthwhile to read the documentation before you jump in blindly. What they have done to the phone CANNOT be undone yet (if ever) and has serious ramifications and impact over their use of the phone in the remainder of its lifecycle....