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Revision as of 18:00, 29 March 2009
DFU or Device Firmware Upgrade mode allows the S5L8900 and S5L8720 to be restored from any state. It resides in the VROM and the S5L8900 variant is vulnerable to the pwnage 2.0 exploit.
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Entering / Exitting DFU
Software cannot be used to reliably enter DFU. Software methods rely on sending a WTF file which either calls the "real" DFU mode in bootrom or emulates it. If you are attempting to exploit the DFU, it is advisable to always use the hardware method. If your NOR firmware is corrupted, of course you have no recourse but to use the hardware method.
How to Enter True Hardware DFU
- Turn off the device.
- Hold Power and Home for 10 seconds
- Release Power, and keep holding Home
- Keep holding home for 4-8 seconds or until you are alerted by your computer that it has detected a device in DFU.
If the Restore Logo is present on the screen, you are in Recovery Mode, not DFU.
Exiting DFU
While in DFU, hold the power button for 30-60 seconds. When I have tested it, it has varied, so I don't know an exact length of time to hold it. Note that sometimes if you do this, when the device reboots from DFU, it will go into recovery mode for reasons unknown.
Another way to exit DFU through software is by the use of iRecovery. Load iBSS, then iBoot, and send the "fsboot" command.
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S5L8900 (0x1222)
This is the device ID in the iPod Touch First Generation, the iPhone, and the iPhone 3G. For more information about the protocol, see DFU 0x1222
S5L8720 (0x1227)
This is the device ID in the iPod Touch 2G. For more information on the protocol, see DFU 0x1227
