After updating the firmware of your hottest gadget you suddenly found yourself holding a $400 brick, will you sue apple for it? Not anymore, someone has found a way to revived your formerly unlocked and now bricked Iphone. Here’s the steps posted on Gizmodo by Dev Team.
- Make sure you have a copy of the 1.0.2 firmware handy and decrypted
- Reboot iPhone holding top (power) and home buttons *BUT* release the top button 10 seconds into it (right after the screen goes dark)
- The iPhone screen will appear to be off, but start iTunes (latest version worked for me on the Mac)
- Option+Click restore and select the 1.0.2 firmware ipsw
- The phone will restart and error out at the end, this is expected
- Shutdown iTunes
- Launch the latest iNDpendence
- Jailbreak the phone using a decrypted 1.0.2 (it will flash all sorts of error, but stick with it)
- Activate the phone
- It will show the SIM. error but you should be able to get back in.

That’s a dump proving that it works. For more information, you can head to the wiki pages or view the video tutorial below:
This post was written on Sunday, 30th 2007f Sep 2007 at 12:03 pm by sylv3rblade and is filed under Mobile Phones. Subscribe to updates via
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