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==Error 1==
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=== Error 1 ===
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Unable to downgrade. Try changing the USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
  
   
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* You are attempting to downgrade an iPhone from iOS 5 to iOS 4.x. To resolve, use either custom firmware created by [[PwnageTool]]/[[sn0wbreeze]] or use [[User:semaphore|notcom]]'s [[FixRecovery]] utility available on [http://thefirmwareumbrella.blogspot.com his site].
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The installed version of [[iTunes]] may also be too old. Update iTunes.
  
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* On an [[iPhone 4]] downgrading from iOS 5, use the option in [[TinyUmbrella]] to allow a baseband "upgrade" to bypass the error and go back to basband [[4.10.1]].
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* Unable to downgrade. Try changing the USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
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* The installed version of [[iTunes]] may also be too old. Update iTunes.
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* You are trying to downgrade an [[iPhone 4]] to an earlier version of iOS 5, using redsn0w. To resolve, stitch your blobs to a "No_BB" ipsw of the firmware you are trying to downgrade to.
   
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==Error 2==
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=== Error 2 ===
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ASR does not exist on ramdisk or is corrupt/not signed.
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* ASR does not exist on ramdisk or is corrupt/not signed.
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* [[sn0wbreeze]] 1.6 Custom Firmware has a [[ASR]] patch problem. Use [[sn0wbreeze]] 1.7+ or [[PwnageTool]]. Device isn't bootable.
   
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=== Error 6 ===
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Sn0wbreeze 1.6 Custom Firmware has a [[ASR]] patch problem. Use [[sn0wbreeze]] 1.7 or [[PwnageTool]]. Device isn't bootable.
  
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* Not enter the downgrading mode, change USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
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* Unable to resize partition due to full storage problem at final stage of updating firmware. The error may be bypassed (restart and do exit recovery) but you probably need to re-update it one more time.
   
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==Error 6==
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=== Error 9 ===
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* Due to asr being patched, the SHA signature is automatically changed and after being resigned the kernel will refuse to use it. Therefore proper kernel patches are required. If necessary kernel patches are not applied, it will fail to load asr and error 9 would occur during restore.
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Not enter the downgrading mode, change USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
  
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* Rebooting your Mac or PC may resolve this issue.
   
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==Error 9==
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=== Error 10 ===
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Seems to be a kernel panic. After patching kernel in PwnageTool with custom patches, restore failed with this. iRecovery then showed increased kernel panic count.
  
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==Error 10==
  
 
[[LLB]] is missing from the [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]]. The device cannot be booted up. The trick to skip the baseband update no longer works.
  
[[LLB]] is missing from the [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]]. The device cannot be booted up. The trick to skip the baseband update no longer works.
   
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==Error 11==
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=== Error 11 ===
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*Removed bbfw file in the firmware folder of an unzipped [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]]. Can also be used to prevent a baseband update. The device is bootable, if you set the auto-boot to true or use TinyUmbrella and use "Kick Device out of Recovery".
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* Removed [[Baseband|BB]]<nowiki />FW file in the firmware folder of an unzipped [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]]. Can also be used to prevent a baseband update. The device is bootable, if you set the auto-boot to true or use TinyUmbrella and use "Kick Device out of Recovery".
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*You are trying to update to a custom firmware from Pwnage Tool 4.1+. You always have to go into DFU mode and restore from there.
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* You are trying to update to a custom firmware from [[PwnageTool]] 4.1+. You always have to go into DFU mode and restore from there.
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* Occurs when attempting to restore a signed custom firmware on the iPhone 4 using iTunes 11.1 or newer. Downgrade to an earlier iTunes to fix.
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* Installed version of [[iTunes]] is too old to recognize your device, update [[iTunes]] and try again.
   
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==Error 13==
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=== Error 13 ===
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Occurs when you want to install a beta firmware with [[iTunes]] for Windows (actively blocked by Apple; beta users are developers and therefore must have a Mac).
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* Occurs when you want to install an iOS 4.1 beta firmware with [[iTunes]] for Windows (actively blocked by Apple; beta users are developers and therefore must have a Mac).
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* USB problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.
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* The installed version of [[iTunes]] may also be too old. For firmwares 4.0 and higher you need iTunes 9.2 or higher. Update iTunes.
   
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=== Error 14 ===
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Error 13 may also signify a USB problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.
  
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* Custom firmware update fail ([[PwnageTool]] until 4.0.1). You have to restore the device with a custom firmware. Update to a custom firmware isn't working. Device isn't bootable. <sup>2</sup>
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* USB Problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.
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* You're trying to 'update' to a [[Beta Firmware|beta firmware]] instead of performing a restore. Device is still bootable if you kick it out of recovery mode.
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* Rebooting your Mac or PC may resolve this issue.
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* Root file-system partition size was set too small in the ramdisk's options plist, or the root filesystem size somehow exceeds the storage capacity of the device ("not enough space in /dev/disk0s1 to restore" according to ASR)
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* Root file-system dmg is corrupted or ASR has not been correctly patched. Re-download your IPSW or correctly patch ASR (see [https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Making_PwnageTool_Bundles#ASR|Making PwnageTool Bundles - ASR]).
   
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=== Error 17 ===
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The installed version of [[iTunes]] may also be too old. For firmwares 4.0 and higher you need iTunes 9.2 or higher. Update iTunes.
  
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* Device failed to display the applelogo img3 which results in this error.
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* One or more of the nand0/nor0 flash images were missing from the IPSW.
   
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==Error 14==
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=== Error 18 ===
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This occurs when the media library on the device is corrupt and cannot be modified or updated.
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Custom firmware update fail ([[PwnageTool]] until 4.0.1). You have to restore the device with a custom firmware. Update to a custom firmware isn't working. Device isn't bootable. <sup>2</sup>
  
   
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Updating to the latest version of iTunes and then restoring should resolve this issue
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USB Problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.
  
   
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=== Error 20 ===
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You're trying to 'update' to a beta firmware instead of performing a restore. Device is still bootable if you kick it out of recovery mode.
  
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Reportedly happens during failed downgrade attempts (iPhone OS 2.0 to 1.1.1, iOS 5 beta to 4.3.3).
   
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Some have seen success afterwards by doing the downgrade from DFU mode instead of the normal Recovery mode.
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==Error 17==
  
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Device failed to display the applelogo img3 which results in this error.
  
   
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=== Error 21 ===
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Hacktivation bug in [[Sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.1, which was fixed in [[Sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.2.
  
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* Custom firmware restore fail ([[PwnageTool]] since 4.1). You have to put your device into the DFU mode and not into recovery mode. Device won't boot correctly an stuck at the Apple logo after the error. Press and hold power and home button until it reboots.
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* Error when using Sauriks server for a restore with iOS 5.x in the recovery mode at least on a A5 device.
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* This error can also happen when you try to restore an iPod with hardware dfu. Use iREB r5 to solve this.
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* You are trying to update to a beta firmware without UDID activation.
   
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==Error 18==
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=== Error 23 ===
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Cannot restore or update due to hardware problems.
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This occurs when the media library on the device is corrupt and cannot be modified or updated.
 
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* In software you have to set default web browser.
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* In hardware, it's a communication problem. Check all connections, also try to change battery.
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* Faulty [[baseband]] flash or processor
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* Happens frequently after water damage. Remove and clean motherboard.
   
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=== Error 26 ===
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Updating to the latest version of iTunes and then restoring should resolve this issue
  
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* Values or variables in the options property list within the ramdisk are incorrect.
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* False version of the [[NOR]] flash firmware. Use the correct [[sn0wbreeze]] version.
   
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==Error 20==
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=== Error 27 ===
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* Trying to flash iOS 5 from an [[N88AP|iPhone 3GS]] on a 3G Phone. Modify the restore.plist so it would flash and also exchanged RestoreRamDisk and kernelcache.
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Error when downgrading 2.0 to 1.1.1.
  
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* Failed attempt of upgrading an [[iPod touch (5th generation)]] from an older iOS to iOS 9.0 beta. Can be resolved by restoring to the latest public version and trying the upgrade again.
   
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==Error 21==
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=== Error 28 ===
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* Hardware error. Return your device to Apple if possible. The problem is a bad dock connector on the iPhone. Must change the connector.
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Custom firmware restore fail ([[PwnageTool]] since 4.1). You have to put your device into the DFU mode and not into recovery mode. Device won't boot correctly an stuck at the Apple logo after the error. Press and hold power and home button until it reboots.
  
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* If you have tried almost everything, reset the logic board (leave uncharged for five days or remove battery for half an hour), then pwn and restore. If this doesn't work, the memory of your device is damaged.
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* Hardware is incompatible with iOS Version. Typically seen with iPhone 4 GSM models trying to be restore to iOS 4.0. Can also be seen when trying to restore any geekgrade iOS 4 IPSW on an 8GB [[N90AP|iPhone 4 (iPhone3,1)]].
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==Error 23==
  
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* Device has counterfeit display that is incompatible with a certain iOS versions (Typically iOS 5.X)
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Cannot restore or update due to hardware problems.
  
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*In software you have to set default web browser.
  
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*In hardware, it's a communication problem. Check all connections, also try to change battery.
  
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*faulty baseband flash or processor
  
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*Happens frequently after water damage. Remove and clean motherboard.
  
   
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==Error 26==
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=== Error 29 ===
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See [http://discussions.apple.com/ Apple's discussion thread] number [http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2329795 2329795] about this problem. You might need to change the battery.
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False version of the [[NOR]] flash firmware. Use the correct [[sn0wbreeze]] version.
  
   
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==Error 28==
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=== Error 31 ===
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{{main|DFU Loop}}
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Hardware error. Return your device to Apple if possible. The problem is a bad dock connector on the iPhone. Must change the connector.
  
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If you have tried almost everything, reset the logic board (leave uncharged for five days or remove battery for half an hour), then pwn and restore.
  
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if this doesn't work, the "hard disk" of your iPhone is damaged.
  
   
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==Error 29==
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=== Error 34 ===
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Hard disk is run out of space when trying to download. Clear space and then continue downloading.
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See [http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2329795 Apple discussions thread] about this problem. You might need to change the battery.
  
   
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==Error 34==
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=== Error 37 ===
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* [[N72AP|iPod touch (2nd generation)]] [[LLB]] patched with the [[0x24000 Segment Overflow]] was used on an [[N88AP|iPhone 3GS]] custom firmware. Known on damaged bundles from unofficial [[PwnageTool]] distributions or bundles.
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Hard disk is run out of space when trying to download TV show's or movie's Please clear space and then continue downloading.
  
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* [[sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.1 bug, which was fixed in 2.0.2.
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* Recent [[sn0wbreeze]] can cause this issue. Deselect all custom boot logos, recreate [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]]. If received on an [[N88AP|iPhone 3GS]], select "new boot-rom" and deselect all custom [[AppleLogo|boot logos]], then recreate the [[IPSW File Format|IPSW]].
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* Attempting restore with an IPSW that was stiched with blobs not for your device (Usually a good thing if restoreing with a geekgrade beta IPSW or with your own creation). To boot, simply open redsn0w. Do fix recovery and tether boot after. Do not lock or device's LCD will fail.
   
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==Error 37==
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=== Error 40 ===
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* Hacktivation bug in [[sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.1, which was fixed in sn0wbreeze 2.0.2.
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[[N72ap|iPod touch 2G]] [[LLB]] patched with the [[0x24000 Segment Overflow]] was used on an [[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]] custom firmware. Known on damaged bundles from unofficial [[PwnageTool]] distributions or bundles.
  
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* NAND chip is dead (confirm with ASR output from restore log).
   
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=== Error 45 ===
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[[Sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.1 bug, which was fixed in [[Sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.2.
  
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* Same with Error 6, in terms of resizing partition issue. But this may occur at the very beginning of restore process.
   
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=== Error 48 ===
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recent [[Sn0wbreeze]] can cause this issue. Deselect all custom boot logos, recreate IPSW. If received on an [[N88ap|iPhone 3GS]], select "new boot-rom" and deselect all custom bootlogos, then recreate the IPSW.
  
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* Dead/Malfunctioning baseband chip during restore/update, try again and if it doesn't work, a hardware fix will be necessary.
   
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==Error 40==
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=== Error 53 ===
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* Happens on devices with damaged Touch ID, cause is most likely water damage. DFU restoring to iOS 9.2.1 (13D20) or later will let the device boot but Touch ID will fail to work. Bring the device to Apple if possible.
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Hacktivation bug in [[Sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.1, which was fixed in [[Sn0wbreeze]] 2.0.2.
  
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* Can be an error with [[iTunes]]. In this case, change your DNS to 8.8.8.8 and try again.
   
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==Error 46==
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=== Error 56 ===
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* Most likely a dead/glitched Touch ID sensor. If seen on iPad's, try restoring the latest firmware in DFU mode. If error still occurs, bring your device to Apple. On iPhones, take out the SIM card and try restoring in DFU mode. If still occurring, bring your device to apple.
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[[Category:Errors]]

Latest revision as of 20:49, 11 September 2018

Error 1

  • You are attempting to downgrade an iPhone from iOS 5 to iOS 4.x. To resolve, use either custom firmware created by PwnageTool/sn0wbreeze or use notcom's FixRecovery utility available on his site.
  • On an iPhone 4 downgrading from iOS 5, use the option in TinyUmbrella to allow a baseband "upgrade" to bypass the error and go back to basband 4.10.1.
  • Unable to downgrade. Try changing the USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
  • The installed version of iTunes may also be too old. Update iTunes.
  • You are trying to downgrade an iPhone 4 to an earlier version of iOS 5, using redsn0w. To resolve, stitch your blobs to a "No_BB" ipsw of the firmware you are trying to downgrade to.

Error 2

  • ASR does not exist on ramdisk or is corrupt/not signed.
  • sn0wbreeze 1.6 Custom Firmware has a ASR patch problem. Use sn0wbreeze 1.7+ or PwnageTool. Device isn't bootable.

Error 6

  • Not enter the downgrading mode, change USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
  • Unable to resize partition due to full storage problem at final stage of updating firmware. The error may be bypassed (restart and do exit recovery) but you probably need to re-update it one more time.

Error 9

  • Due to asr being patched, the SHA signature is automatically changed and after being resigned the kernel will refuse to use it. Therefore proper kernel patches are required. If necessary kernel patches are not applied, it will fail to load asr and error 9 would occur during restore.
  • Rebooting your Mac or PC may resolve this issue.

Error 10

LLB is missing from the IPSW. The device cannot be booted up. The trick to skip the baseband update no longer works.

Error 11

  • Removed BBFW file in the firmware folder of an unzipped IPSW. Can also be used to prevent a baseband update. The device is bootable, if you set the auto-boot to true or use TinyUmbrella and use "Kick Device out of Recovery".
  • You are trying to update to a custom firmware from PwnageTool 4.1+. You always have to go into DFU mode and restore from there.
  • Occurs when attempting to restore a signed custom firmware on the iPhone 4 using iTunes 11.1 or newer. Downgrade to an earlier iTunes to fix.
  • Installed version of iTunes is too old to recognize your device, update iTunes and try again.

Error 13

  • Occurs when you want to install an iOS 4.1 beta firmware with iTunes for Windows (actively blocked by Apple; beta users are developers and therefore must have a Mac).
  • USB problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.
  • The installed version of iTunes may also be too old. For firmwares 4.0 and higher you need iTunes 9.2 or higher. Update iTunes.

Error 14

  • Custom firmware update fail (PwnageTool until 4.0.1). You have to restore the device with a custom firmware. Update to a custom firmware isn't working. Device isn't bootable. 2
  • USB Problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.
  • You're trying to 'update' to a beta firmware instead of performing a restore. Device is still bootable if you kick it out of recovery mode.
  • Rebooting your Mac or PC may resolve this issue.
  • Root file-system partition size was set too small in the ramdisk's options plist, or the root filesystem size somehow exceeds the storage capacity of the device ("not enough space in /dev/disk0s1 to restore" according to ASR)
  • Root file-system dmg is corrupted or ASR has not been correctly patched. Re-download your IPSW or correctly patch ASR (see PwnageTool Bundles - ASR).

Error 17

  • Device failed to display the applelogo img3 which results in this error.
  • One or more of the nand0/nor0 flash images were missing from the IPSW.

Error 18

This occurs when the media library on the device is corrupt and cannot be modified or updated.

Updating to the latest version of iTunes and then restoring should resolve this issue

Error 20

Reportedly happens during failed downgrade attempts (iPhone OS 2.0 to 1.1.1, iOS 5 beta to 4.3.3).

Some have seen success afterwards by doing the downgrade from DFU mode instead of the normal Recovery mode.

Error 21

  • Custom firmware restore fail (PwnageTool since 4.1). You have to put your device into the DFU mode and not into recovery mode. Device won't boot correctly an stuck at the Apple logo after the error. Press and hold power and home button until it reboots.
  • Error when using Sauriks server for a restore with iOS 5.x in the recovery mode at least on a A5 device.
  • This error can also happen when you try to restore an iPod with hardware dfu. Use iREB r5 to solve this.
  • You are trying to update to a beta firmware without UDID activation.

Error 23

Cannot restore or update due to hardware problems.

  • In software you have to set default web browser.
  • In hardware, it's a communication problem. Check all connections, also try to change battery.
  • Faulty baseband flash or processor
  • Happens frequently after water damage. Remove and clean motherboard.

Error 26

  • Values or variables in the options property list within the ramdisk are incorrect.
  • False version of the NOR flash firmware. Use the correct sn0wbreeze version.

Error 27

  • Trying to flash iOS 5 from an iPhone 3GS on a 3G Phone. Modify the restore.plist so it would flash and also exchanged RestoreRamDisk and kernelcache.
  • Failed attempt of upgrading an iPod touch (5th generation) from an older iOS to iOS 9.0 beta. Can be resolved by restoring to the latest public version and trying the upgrade again.

Error 28

  • Hardware error. Return your device to Apple if possible. The problem is a bad dock connector on the iPhone. Must change the connector.
  • If you have tried almost everything, reset the logic board (leave uncharged for five days or remove battery for half an hour), then pwn and restore. If this doesn't work, the memory of your device is damaged.
  • Hardware is incompatible with iOS Version. Typically seen with iPhone 4 GSM models trying to be restore to iOS 4.0. Can also be seen when trying to restore any geekgrade iOS 4 IPSW on an 8GB iPhone 4 (iPhone3,1).
  • Device has counterfeit display that is incompatible with a certain iOS versions (Typically iOS 5.X)

Error 29

See Apple's discussion thread number 2329795 about this problem. You might need to change the battery.

Error 31

Main article: DFU Loop


Error 34

Hard disk is run out of space when trying to download. Clear space and then continue downloading.

Error 37

  • iPod touch (2nd generation) LLB patched with the 0x24000 Segment Overflow was used on an iPhone 3GS custom firmware. Known on damaged bundles from unofficial PwnageTool distributions or bundles.
  • sn0wbreeze 2.0.1 bug, which was fixed in 2.0.2.
  • Recent sn0wbreeze can cause this issue. Deselect all custom boot logos, recreate IPSW. If received on an iPhone 3GS, select "new boot-rom" and deselect all custom boot logos, then recreate the IPSW.
  • Attempting restore with an IPSW that was stiched with blobs not for your device (Usually a good thing if restoreing with a geekgrade beta IPSW or with your own creation). To boot, simply open redsn0w. Do fix recovery and tether boot after. Do not lock or device's LCD will fail.

Error 40

  • Hacktivation bug in sn0wbreeze 2.0.1, which was fixed in sn0wbreeze 2.0.2.
  • NAND chip is dead (confirm with ASR output from restore log).

Error 45

  • Same with Error 6, in terms of resizing partition issue. But this may occur at the very beginning of restore process.

Error 48

  • Dead/Malfunctioning baseband chip during restore/update, try again and if it doesn't work, a hardware fix will be necessary.

Error 53

  • Happens on devices with damaged Touch ID, cause is most likely water damage. DFU restoring to iOS 9.2.1 (13D20) or later will let the device boot but Touch ID will fail to work. Bring the device to Apple if possible.
  • Can be an error with iTunes. In this case, change your DNS to 8.8.8.8 and try again.

Error 56

  • Most likely a dead/glitched Touch ID sensor. If seen on iPad's, try restoring the latest firmware in DFU mode. If error still occurs, bring your device to Apple. On iPhones, take out the SIM card and try restoring in DFU mode. If still occurring, bring your device to apple.
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