[1.1.2 OTB] IUNEW > Anyone getting "bus error" ?

**xxhd_3xx** · 01-22-2008 01:48 AM

I was getting the same error try:

cd /usr/bin
sleep 20; ./iunew

**khrys** · 01-22-2008 02:03 AM

Yes,
I have run the commcenter command unload line before I ran ienew which worked perfectly.

hell even tried to run it again (of course it doesn't work second/third/forth time trying cause I already ran it)

and I have uploaded the files needed to downgrade bootloader and tried running it from different locations ie: cd /unlock and or cd /usr/bin

none of them working so far... trust me I read a bunch before I try posting a problem I have only found 2-3 people who have posted the same thing but no answers in those threads except for the wrong nor file which is what I used in the last HW downgrade to BL I did just within the last day.

so I still don't have an answer as of yet....

**element** · 01-22-2008 02:49 AM

Originally Posted by khrys

Yes,
I have run the commcenter command unload line before I ran ienew which worked perfectly.

hell even tried to run it again (of course it doesn't work second/third/forth time trying cause I already ran it)

and I have uploaded the files needed to downgrade bootloader and tried running it from different locations ie: cd /unlock and or cd /usr/bin

none of them working so far... trust me I read a bunch before I try posting a problem I have only 2-3 people have posted the same thing but no answers in those threads except for the wrong nor file which is what I used in the lost HW downgrade to BL I did just within the last day.

so I still don't have an answer as of yet....

You can try to load commcenter again (I think you know how-to) and then unload commcenter with -w flag, like this:

launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

Also, if you are doing over wi-fi, try to do with term-vt100, directly from the phone

**khrys** · 01-22-2008 03:20 AM

hi element,

Thanks for the advise.
I did try loading the CommCenter again and the unloading with the addition of your -w in addition to the command line but still I end up with the same bus error.

I have since restored the iphone back down to 102 , jailbroken it, activated, Added PXL, installed VT-100 Terminal, install BSDsubsystem and loaded all the necessary files. but still I end up with the same error about not being able to iunew and of course I get the error before it even asks for the testpoint A17 (which I have been doing) ... it only took me 3 tries the first phone and now I've done it over 30 times with this phone (I always use 15 second delay with "sleep 15; iunew" command

if anyone else has any ideas I'd love to hear them... or i mean read them.....

**wildbomb** · 01-22-2008 03:20 AM

Make sure you have the testcode.bb file and the nor file in the /usr/bin folder and chmod 777 them.

**khrys** · 01-22-2008 03:24 AM

Originally Posted by wildbomb

Make sure you have the testcode.bb file and the nor file in the /usr/bin folder and chmod 777 them.

how do I chmod 777 them???

**danielsebas** · 01-22-2008 03:27 AM

The easiest wat is using Wincsp so you will see the files that you upload into your iphone, just right click them select properties and look were it says permissions and put them to 777 if using windows

**deco** · 01-22-2008 03:29 AM

When I got the bus error I just put testcode.bb in the folder and it was ok. No need to chmod.. but if you do.. type chmod +x testcode.bb

**khrys** · 01-22-2008 03:30 AM

I knew how to do it through winscp but since I've already run ienew you lose wifi capabilities so thats not really an option that way unfortunately.

is there anotherway to do it???

damn gotta go to work keep posting guys ... be back in 12 hrs.... booooo