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==Recovery Mode 1.x (DevID=0x1280)== |
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Latest revision as of 20:24, 16 September 2022
Contents
Recovery Mode 1.x (DevID=0x1280)
This is the old Recovery Mode protocol.
Implementions
Recovery Mode 2.x (DevID=0x1281)
This is the new Recovery Mode protocol used in 2.0 iBoots.
Recovery Mode 3.x (DevID=0x1282)
This is the new Recovery Mode protocol used in 3.0 iBoots.
Recovery Mode 4.x (DevID=0x1283)
This is the new Recovery Mode protocol used in 4.1 iBoots.
Commands
usb_control_msg(idev, 0xA1, 3, 0, 0, buf, 6, 1000); //get status usb_control_msg(idev, 0x40, 0, 0, 0, buf, strlen(buf), 1000); //send command usb_control_msg(idev, 0x21, 1, x, 0, fbuf, s, 1000); //send file
After sending a file, request the status several times. Also increment x as you send.
It also has another interface which appears like a USB to serial converter.
