DeathbyVolcano
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The download is taking 40 minutes (now at 30). Straaaange.
happens sometimes. restarting it may result in a faster download. it did for me.DeathbyVolcano said:The download is taking 40 minutes (now at 30). Straaaange.
Dreams-Visions said:you should be concerned, but not concerned at the same time. because mine did that too.
OSX or Windows?
Freedom = $1.05 said:So, for some reason all the names for my icons are barely visible after jail breaking. Does anyone know how to fix this?
well shit. I'd re-install the OS. that's just plain odd.dream said:Yeah, I removed and readded the AP a few times to no avail. No Cydia apps other than SBSettings and 3G Unrestrictor right now...
It's strange because the phone thinks it's connected to the AP but it actually isn't.
it IS truly stuck.Mejilan said:Windows. I think it's truly stuck.
TSS server is still running, but the TinyUmbrella log window's last update is that that the recovery device disconnected. This was around half an hour ago.
I wonder what'll happen if I disconnect the iPhone from iTunes now...
Dreams-Visions said:well shit. I'd re-install the OS. that's just plain odd.
I just checked winterboard and they had a setting that fixed it. Thanks for the help.DeathbyVolcano said:Do you use winterboard and/or fontswap? Mine were like that for a while and I just had to uncheck something in winterboard to fix that. Don't know what it was, though.
Dreams-Visions said:it IS truly stuck.
HOWEVER, TinyUmbrella should have already effectively redirected the server traffic by modifying your HOSTS file, as mine did. You can safely run the update WITHOUT using tinyumbrella and you'll be fine.
What I did (after several times, as I didn't realize it was actually stuck) was
1.) disconnect the phone from the computer now (I know, seems like it should break something, but it won't), leaving it in recovery mode (iphone cable pictured on screen after it reboots).
2.) plug the phone back in. iTunes will find your phone in recovery mode. Shift + click on "Restore" and navigate to wherever you saved the update file to and select it. If you don't know or used iTunes to download it, you can probably just click the button and let iTunes handle it.
3.) the update should eventually end with an error message on screen (< 20 minutes). 1002 error, I think. this is normal. Turn TinyUmbrella back on and press that "kick out of" button on the right. phone will do a few more things, then boot normally.
MikeDub said:So what's the best tweak/app for me to get notifications in the status bar? I used to have status notifier when I was jailbroken in the 3.0 era but that is apparently broken for 4.0.
Mejilan said:Notified Pro + Notification Bar + Statusbar Notifications is a powerful and awesome combination.
cnizzle06 said:Whelp, I downloaded limera1n, but whenever I click to download cydia, no icon seems to come up?
The limera1n jailbreak is labelled "Beta" for a reason. It's never wise to jump on the first day of a new jailbreak unless you're willing to deal with bugs. Even jailbreak.me, for all it's simplicity, had problems in the first few hours. If you backed up your shit beforehand any problem can be overcome...DeathbyVolcano said:dammit I don't like any of this uncertainty. I much preferred jailbreakme :'(
Shit was so easy. Swipe, jailbroken. Tadaaaa
It's supposed to be like Android or growl but when I last uses it i had to manually dismiss each notification every time. That's not for me so I uninstalled it.I never understood the advantage for these apps. What do they actually do? Does it make notifications like...palmOS notifications or something? Because otherwise I don't see the point.
cnizzle06 said:Also, can i still connect to itunes? If it back ups, will it overwrite the backup I need if my shit gets screwed up?
Mejilan said:Notified Pro + Notification Bar + Statusbar Notifications is a powerful and awesome combination.
Charred Greyface said:The limera1n jailbreak is labelled "Beta" for a reason. It's never wise to jump on the first day of a new jailbreak unless you're willing to deal with bugs. Even jailbreak.me, for all it's simplicity, had problems in the first few hours. If you backed up your shit beforehand any problem can be overcome...
red shoe paul said:Yes.
You can try to restore the network settings first.dream said:Yeah, I'm not too freaked out because I figure a restore will fix it. I just thought it was bizarre as hell.
cnizzle06 said:To which question, also, the main cydia page isn't loading, is this common?
2Crisis said:Yea, it gets slammed hard after every JB release.
DeathbyVolcano said:I never understood the advantage for these apps. What do they actually do? Does it make notifications like...palmOS notifications or something? Because otherwise I don't see the point.
Good luck. That part was irritating, but don't worry: you can't brick it.Mejilan said:Thanks for the advice. Yep, I used the left shift + click restore button to point to the iPhone 4, 4.1 recovery file I had previously downloaded. I believe it's error 1004, and it specifically pertains to a failed baseband update (which is what we want), according to the tuts I'm following. I'll report back with my results!
Dreams-Visions said:Good luck. That part was irritating, but don't worry: you can't brick it.
Excuse me, but what is it exactly? I'm facing the same problem. Un-checking "SummerBoard Mode" kinda fixes it as the text turns white instead of grey but it's still different from the default text.Freedom = $1.05 said:I just checked winterboard and they had a setting that fixed it. Thanks for the help.
Without will work at this point and it will not update your baseband.Mejilan said:Thanks. I just tried 4 more times with TinyUmbrella running and the TSS server enabled, and it gets stuck at exactly the same point each time. I guess I'll try without TinyUmbrella, next.
Mejilan said:Basically, yes. Apple's notification system leaves something to be desired, IMHO.
Notified/Notified Pro basically redirects notifications into a new interface that stores them as a log, sorts them by category, and allows you to launch their native apps (calendar, messaging, mail, etc.) with a quick tap or two. Marry Notified/Notified Pro to a convenient Activator trigger (I prefer the shake) and you can quickly pull up Notified without having to access its app icon from the SpringBoard.
Notified Pro allows you to install plug-ins for it. There are a handful, including one or two created by other developers, but I prefer the two I listed. The Notified Bar causes a small, aesthetically unobtrusive, suppress-able bar to pop up on the bottom of your screen with whatever notification just got triggered. It'll pop up on top of any app or game you're in, and can be easily killed by tapping on the bar's X. Statusbar Notifications is the other official plug in, and it's exactly as you'd expect it to be. Any notification category that's captured by Notified Pro has an icon that will appear on the status bar when a notification is triggered.
Notified Pro + plug-ins essentially form a comprehensive, all encompassing total replacement for Apple's system of notifications. I prefer it. And you can try out the free version of Notified (without plug-ins) if you're curious. It does provide some neat functionality, but it's mostly a dramatic (IMHO) usability improvement.
Dreams-Visions said:Without will work at this point and it will not update your baseband.
DeathbyVolcano said:I don't know...I've gotten so used to biteSMS that I can't fathom changing, to be honest. Maybe I'll try it out after I'm done jailbreaking.
Has anyone tried Notified with 4.1 yet?
Select "white icon labels" under themes in winterboard. Things should be normal after that.jts said:Excuse me, but what is it exactly? I'm facing the same problem. Un-checking "SummerBoard Mode" kinda fixes it as the text turns white instead of grey but it's still different from the default text.
Use Tinyumbrella to kick it out of recovery mode.Mejilan said:Awesome. Now the unaided iTunes update is failing with error message 3024, or something, and the iPhone is still stuck in recovery. That's not very promising.
I think I'll reboot and try again.
civilstrife said:I'm definitely interested in Jailbreaking my iphone4, but I'm really worried about this missing App store thing. That seems like a pretty major bug to me. I would equate that to a bricking. Engadget reports that they couldn't get the app store back even after a restore. Even the chance of that is just unacceptable to me. How long should I wait for all this to be worked out?
Mairu said:I think I'll wait another day or two before upgrading and re-jailbreaking
So, is there any way to backup your settings & cydia packages before doing all of this? Or do I basically have to upgrade, restore to minus-jailbreak stuff, then jailbreak & put all the jailbreak stuff I had previously installed back on one by one?
Freedom = $1.05 said:Use Tinyumbrella to kick it out of recovery mode.
Just like turning off the summerboard option, that turns the icon labels into plain white, no shadows, so it creates a problem with white-ish wallpapers, unlike the default icon labels, which are white with shadows.Freedom = $1.05 said:Select "white icon labels" under themes in winterboard. Things should be normal after that.
Do you require an unlock to use someone other than the original network?Gamer @ Heart said:Gah. Im so confused GAF.
I keep reading i have to have previously Jailbroken my 3GS in order to JB 4.1 because of the updated Bootrom. How do i do this at this point when my phone is already 4.1? Does restoring set it back to the proper firmware?
*sigh*, i am overwhelemed right now.
rc213 said:Do you require an unlock to use someone other than the original network?
Just updated to 4.1 and did the jailbreak again, smooth as last time.jts said:Just like turning off the summerboard option, that turns the icon labels into plain white, no shadows, so it creates a problem with white-ish wallpapers, unlike the default icon labels, which are white with shadows.
Thank you for your helpfulness though, but I'll uninstall winterboard for the third time today :lol
What's the order of restore/backup then if you're restoring to a backup that occurred after you've jailbroken and have cydia apps and stuff on it?Mejilan said:Check out AppBackup and AptBackup from Cydia.
And don't forget to perform a final sync/backup via iTunes after using those apps and before upgrading to 4.1/jailbreaking/etc.
I've tried. It reverts immediately back to recovery mode every time.
Then you don't need to worry about bootrom or baseband and just run limera1n.Gamer @ Heart said:Nope. Just want the customization.