This isn't made very clear - and was the source of your trouble (and mine!)
'Restore' mode is where you have a picture on the screen, showing a USB cable heading towards the iTunes logo.
'DFU' mode involves a blank screen. DFU mode is a necessary part of the process, although I'm unsure exactly what happens in this mode.
I took several attempts on my Mk1 iPhone before I appreciated this difference, although to be fair, the Pwnage tool does attempt to help you get your phone into DFU mode.
Users need to know about the two modes, and not to confuse them!
I've been using the 'modem' feature of my Nokias for years. No need to buy (or subscribe to) a USB dongle - just set up Internet Sharing via Bluetooth, and bingo, mobile internet on your laptop.
2 posts • joined Friday 18th July 2008 18:02 GMT
Benet Allen
Difference between 'Restore' and 'DFU' modes → #
Posted Monday 21st July 2008 07:55 GMT
In iPhone 2.0 unlock tool released, tested
This isn't made very clear - and was the source of your trouble (and mine!)
'Restore' mode is where you have a picture on the screen, showing a USB cable heading towards the iTunes logo.
'DFU' mode involves a blank screen. DFU mode is a necessary part of the process, although I'm unsure exactly what happens in this mode.
I took several attempts on my Mk1 iPhone before I appreciated this difference, although to be fair, the Pwnage tool does attempt to help you get your phone into DFU mode.
Users need to know about the two modes, and not to confuse them!
Benet Allen
Modem to laptop! → #
Posted Friday 18th July 2008 19:13 GMT
In Apple iPhone 3G
I've been using the 'modem' feature of my Nokias for years. No need to buy (or subscribe to) a USB dongle - just set up Internet Sharing via Bluetooth, and bingo, mobile internet on your laptop.
Why can't Apple manage this?