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## Options
- Connect to SSH - Connect to the device via SSH
- Dump Blobs - Option for dumping onboard SHSH blobs of the device. 64-bit devices only. For 32-bit devices, go to (Saving-onboard-SHSH-blobs-of-current-iOS-version)[Saving-onboard-SHSH-blobs-of-current-iOS-version]
- Dump Blobs - Option for dumping onboard SHSH blobs of the device. 64-bit devices only.
- For 32-bit devices, go to [Saving onboard SHSH blobs of current iOS version](Saving-onboard-SHSH-blobs-of-current-iOS-version)
- Get iOS Version - Get the current iOS version of the device. 32-bit devices only.
- Dump Baseband/Activation - Dump baseband and activation record files from the device. 32-bit devices only.
- Install TrollStore - Install [TrollStore](https://github.com/opa334/TrollStore) to the device. 64-bit devices on iOS 14/15 ONLY.

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- Legacy iOS Kit can also be used to save on-board SHSH blobs of 32-bit and 64-bit iOS devices.
- The steps below are for 32-bit devices only. For 64-bit devices, go to [SSH-Ramdisk](SSH-Ramdisk)
- The steps below are for 32-bit devices only. For 64-bit devices, go to [SSH-Ramdisk](SSH-Ramdisk) instead.
- There is also another option to dump onboard blobs for 64-bit devices in Normal mode. It requires jailbreaking and installing OpenSSH, and follows the steps below.
1. Prepare your iOS device by following the steps in the [Restore to 32-bit device](https://github.com/LukeZGD/Legacy-iOS-Kit/wiki/Restore-32-bit-device) page.
- For not jailbroken methods, you may also go to the [DFU Advanced Menu](https://github.com/LukeZGD/Legacy-iOS-Kit/wiki/Troubleshooting#dfu-advanced-menu-for-32-bit-devices) section of Troubleshooting
1. Start the script and select Save SHSH Blobs -> Onboard Blobs
1. [Download](https://ipsw.me/) and select the IPSW of your current iOS version
1. [Download](https://ipsw.me/) and select the IPSW of your current iOS version (32-bit devices only)
1. Follow the given instructions. If the process is successful, valid SHSH blobs of your current iOS version will be saved.
- If blob dumping fails for some reason, try using another USB port.