[WARNING] iTunes 8.2 update stops Quickpwn & PwnageTool Working

**n350z** · 06-02-2009 12:44 AM

Today's iTunes 8.2 update changes the way your computer talks to the device. This affects things like QuickPwn and PwnageTool

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**dtube** · 06-02-2009 04:23 AM

For those needing to grab a copy of itunes 8.1.1 for Mac, you can get it here

**Confucious** · 06-02-2009 11:29 PM

For windows try here.

But far better to check on the Dev Team blog before upgrading!

**kastr0GR** · 06-03-2009 01:29 AM

HELP!!!

I typed in those commands into the terminal and now everytime I boot up my MBP it automatically boots into Windows bootcamp.

I can't even see my Mac Drive.

Apperently i wasn't suppose to type in spaces!

What can I do to log back into Leopard?

**Confucious** · 06-03-2009 08:16 AM

So what didn't you understand by

Do NOT mistype it

?

**kastr0GR** · 06-03-2009 09:51 AM

So no one knows how to help me?

**pconde** · 06-03-2009 10:00 AM

Try to recover from Leopard installation disk, hope it helps...

**n350z** · 06-03-2009 10:04 AM

What happens when you boot your macbook pro with the option key held down?

It should allow you to select the OSX drive

Edit:

And as pconde said, if that doesn't work you could try holding down the C key and booting from the DVD

**kastr0GR** · 06-03-2009 10:11 AM

Originally Posted by n350z

What happens when you boot your macbook pro with the option key held down?

It should allow you to select the OSX drive

Edit:

And as pconde said, if that doesn't work you could try holding down the C key and booting from the DVD

I tried holding the option key and it just went automatically into Windows partition.

By booting from the Leopard DVD you mean I should format the drive and do a clean install of Leopard???

**n350z** · 06-03-2009 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by kastr0GR

I tried holding the option key and it just went automatically into Windows partition.

By booting from the Leopard DVD you mean I should format the drive and do a clean install of Leopard???

From the dvd you can get to Disk Utilitys to try some repair options.

But if you have everything you need backed up somewhere I would consider restoring simple because its going to be hard to workout what files you have changed by mistyping the terminal commands.