From b4673b28f286a9424d1f25f8789e6589a748f511 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: LukeeGD <26163116+LukeZGD@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Sun, 24 Nov 2024 14:04:36 +0800 Subject: [PATCH] a --- Baseband-Update.md | 2 +- Troubleshooting.md | 6 +++--- 2 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/Baseband-Update.md b/Baseband-Update.md index 33c695b..d184fb6 100644 --- a/Baseband-Update.md +++ b/Baseband-Update.md @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The baseband that will be used for custom IPSW restores in Legacy iOS Kit will v - Baseband update is disabled for all restores, except when updating to latest iOS 9.3.5/6 - **iPhone 4S, 5, 5C, iPad 4, mini 1**: - iOS 9.3.6/10.3.4 baseband will be used for all restores, except when the disable-bbupdate or dead-bb flag is enabled. For more details regarding flags, go to [Troubleshooting#script-argumentsflags](Troubleshooting#script-argumentsflags) - - Warning: The "disable-bbupdate" flag does not always work in preserving baseband functionality. There is a chance of non-working baseband after the restore, so this option is considered as unreliable. Please do not enable this flag and use the latest baseband. Baseband version is useless on these devices anyway. + - Warning: The "disable-bbupdate" flag does not always work in preserving baseband functionality. There is a chance of non-working baseband after the restore, so this option is considered as unreliable. Please do not enable this flag and use the latest baseband. Baseband version is pointless on these devices anyway. - **A7 devices**: - (except iPad4,6) iOS 10.3.3 SEP and baseband will be used for 10.x restores - Latest iOS 12.x SEP and baseband will be used for all other restores diff --git a/Troubleshooting.md b/Troubleshooting.md index c67955f..95a0f7d 100644 --- a/Troubleshooting.md +++ b/Troubleshooting.md @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ - In NoDevice mode, your only options are to Save OTA Blobs, and Create Custom IPSW for 32-bit devices. - Example of usage with argument: `./restore.sh --no-color --entry-device` - The script accepts multiple arguments -- Warning: The "disable-bbupdate" flag does not always work in preserving baseband functionality. There is a chance of non-working baseband after the restore, so this option is considered as unreliable. Please do not enable this flag and use the latest baseband. Baseband version is useless on these devices anyway. +- Warning: The "disable-bbupdate" flag does not always work in preserving baseband functionality. There is a chance of non-working baseband after the restore, so this option is considered as unreliable. Please do not enable this flag and use the latest baseband. Baseband version is pointless on these devices anyway. - All other options (full output of `--help`): ``` @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ For 64-bit checkm8 devices compatible with pwned restores: - Entering pwnDFU mode will likely fail on devices running AMD CPUs. - If the script cannot find your device in pwnREC mode or gets stuck, you may have to start over by [force restarting](https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/iph8903c3ee6/ios) and re-entering recovery/DFU mode - Use an Intel or Apple Silicon PC/Mac as entering pwnDFU (checkm8) may be a lot more unreliable on devices with AMD CPUs -- Because of Linux's low success rate with entering pwned DFU mode for A7 devices, you may have to get a machine running macOS to get your device to enter pwnDFU mode, or **[use iPwnder Lite for iOS](Pwning-Using-Another-iOS-Device)** +- Because of Linux's low success rate with entering pwned DFU mode for A7 devices, you may have to get a machine running macOS to get your device to enter pwnDFU mode, or **[use iPwnder Lite for iOS](Pwning-Using-Another-iOS-Device)** ## 32-bit devices - To make sure that SSH is successful, try these steps @@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ For 64-bit checkm8 devices compatible with pwned restores: - Here are the other options for 32-bit devices: - A5(X) devices: Place your iOS device in **pwnDFU mode**. You need an Arduino and USB Host Shield to do so. More details below: [DFU Advanced Menu (A5(X) pwnDFU mode with Arduino and USB Host Shield)](#dfu-advanced-menu-a5x-pwndfu-mode-with-arduino-and-usb-host-shield) - A6(X) devices: Place your iOS device in **Recovery or DFU mode**. The script will then place the device in pwnDFU mode for you using ipwnder or ipwndfu. - - Because of Linux's low success rate with entering pwned DFU mode for A6 devices, you may have to get a machine running macOS to get your device to enter pwnDFU mode, or **[use iPwnder Lite for iOS](Pwning-Using-Another-iOS-Device)** + - Because of Linux's low success rate with entering pwned DFU mode for A6 devices, you may have to get a machine running macOS to get your device to enter pwnDFU mode, or **[use iPwnder Lite for iOS](Pwning-Using-Another-iOS-Device)** - Place your iOS device in **kDFU mode**. More details below: [DFU Advanced Menu (kDFU mode)](#dfu-advanced-menu-kdfu-mode) - After placing the device in the required mode, [proceed to "A6(X) device, not jailbroken"](Restore-32-bit-device)