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Originally Posted by dhendriksen
Why would you want 4.6 bootloader? 3.9 is much better, you can do as you please with it.
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Originally Posted by richy240
Ok, well, that brings to mind a question: what is the ideal setup for these devices? Now that we can customize the crap out of these things, what firmware, baseband and bootloader versions work best together?
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Originally Posted by coolcatiger
What does this option does ?
Will it erase 3.9 bootloader and upgrade to 4.6 bootloader for older phones with 3.9 BL ? |
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Originally Posted by Zephyranthes
Sorry for the noob question, but how do you tell with BL your iPhone has?
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Originally Posted by dhendriksen
You have been a member of HoFo for nearly 5 years and that is your first post? Oh well, the answer is:
The easiest way to tell is by what week your phone is manufactured. Look at the 4th and 5th digits of the serial number. If it is 44 or below, you should have bootloader 3.9. 45 or higher is bootloader 4.6. All European iPhones have bootloader 4.6. Richy, my ideal setup is bootloader 3.9, with 1.1.3 firmware, and modem version (baseband) 04.03.13_G. |
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Originally Posted by wick3d-G
I'm on BL 3.9 (week 38 iPhone), firmware 1.1.3, and the newest baseband 4.03.13_G (unlocked w/ AnySim 1.3).
My iPhone runs smooth like a knife through butter. ![]() I'm just waiting for more 3rd party app developers to make their software compatible with 1.1.3. I think 1.1.4 will be released before we see these updates. |
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Originally Posted by richy240
Yeah, that's very disappointing. I want iToggle to work RIGHT NOW!
I might do that tonight: downgrade the BL and get a hold of 1.1.3's baseband for REAL Locate Me support in Google Maps! |

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Originally Posted by Drakkhen
PLEASE post a report if you downgrade your baseband - I'd really like to know how that works...
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Originally Posted by richy240
Yeah, that's very disappointing. I want iToggle to work RIGHT NOW!
I might do that tonight: downgrade the BL and get a hold of 1.1.3's baseband for REAL Locate Me support in Google Maps! |
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Originally Posted by wick3d-G
The 2 real programs I'm really missing that work in 1.1.1 + 1.1.2 are taskbar notifier + categories.
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Originally Posted by shaolinmonk
they both work on my 1.1.3 phone...
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Originally Posted by wick3d-G
Hmmm... after I install categories, it goes back to the springboard and the icon for it never appears.
I will try a refresh on my sources. Also, on the official Taskbar notifier site, the developer says he is working on a 1.1.3 version and that it is currently NOT compatible with it. |
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Originally Posted by gujeffrey
Sorry for a noob question, but what is the difference between BL 3.9 and 4.6?
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Originally Posted by Drakkhen
PLEASE post a report if you downgrade your baseband - I'd really like to know how that works...
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Originally Posted by muzzman1
I did the Baseband Downgrade with Zibri2.0 -b -v -j -a on a 1.1.3, 4.02 jailbroken phone, and ended up with a fully functional 1.1.3, 4.03 unlocked jailbroken phone....it even kept all my apps, Youtube works....I still have not found anything that is not working properly.....Thanks Zibri, and Geohot!
I ran bbupdater to verify the BL went from 4.6 to 3.9, and it certainly did...in fact I compared it to my OTB 1.1.1 phone and they ping was exactly the same!! So Ive ended up with a week 45 phone that is unlocked 1.1.3, jailbroken phone with 3.9BL! |
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Originally Posted by shaolinmonk
odd... they both work for me... i'm using 1.1.3 with 4.02.13 modem
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Originally Posted by richy240
Did you read my post above, and the post I linked from MacRumors?
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Originally Posted by Drakkhen
I think many of us are aware of the custom bootloader that 'may' be coming - Hotz himself said that releasing it would be complicated because of legal issues and such...
Even if this is the case, what advantage would this new custom bootloader have over v3.9, which, for all intents and purposes, we have full control over either. On top of that, it would be MUCH easier for apple to segregate and differentiate between a hacked phone and a legit one in the future, and could very well help Apple in the long run. Example: After this new bootloader catches on, Apple in their infinite wisdom decides to 'deactivate/kill/brick all phones that don't have BL3.9 or BL4.6' (essentially all custom bootloaders), all they would have to do is release a new baseband and firmware. Because there is no security on the custom bootloader, this is going to be simple as pie for them. They can't do this right now because the userbase of 3.9 and 4.6 phones also consist of legit users. Personally, I think that making a separate bootloader may play right into Apple's hands, as hacked phones can no longer hide under the camouflage and security of the 'legit' userbase. L. |
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Originally Posted by richy240
EDIT: Anyway, users have the choice whether they want to upgrade to new FW releases or not. If Apple disables the phones upon installation of the new firmware, DON'T INSTALL THE NEW FIRMWARE! It's as easy as that.
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Originally Posted by Drakkhen
Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of hacking the iPhone; if you can't install the new updates and features?
Personally the choice shouldn't be made at the point of the firmware release. The choice is: 1) Do you install a custom bootloader and completely differentiate your unit amongst all the legit ones, or 2) Do you dowgrade to 3.9BL so that you can have the newest bootloader as soon as a new anySIM is released? |
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Originally Posted by richy240
Yes and no, it wouldn't defeat the purpose of hacking the phone, but possibly defeat the purpose of installing custom firmware - until the firmware is also hacked. Like I said, we should wait and see. Why do something so drastic when you're phone works as it is anyway? Are you just arguing just for the sake of arguing?
I'm not telling people what they should do necessarily - I'm just saying that it might be a good idea to wait and see what happens. You don't have to listen to me - no one does. Jesus Christ, what's so hard about that to understand. |

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Originally Posted by richy240
Did you read my post above, and the post I linked from MacRumors?
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