Pressing+Holding power and home and then releasing power ain't DFU mode - that's just recovery mode.
In recovery mode, you can turn the device off and then boot into normal mode.
In DFU, rebooting simply returns you to DFU mode. You can't put your iPhone into DFU without some help from another application (iTunes, pwnagetool, ziphone etc)
Mine's the one with '"Legit" iPod Touch User' on the back
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Posted Monday 21st July 2008 07:55 GMT
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Pressing+Holding power and home and then releasing power ain't DFU mode - that's just recovery mode.
In recovery mode, you can turn the device off and then boot into normal mode.
In DFU, rebooting simply returns you to DFU mode. You can't put your iPhone into DFU without some help from another application (iTunes, pwnagetool, ziphone etc)
Mine's the one with '"Legit" iPod Touch User' on the back