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I am no baseband genius, so i am just throwing it out there...could anybody that knows exactly how this works explain it a bit? I am quite interested in how exactly this exploit actually works. |
I am no baseband genius, so i am just throwing it out there...could anybody that knows exactly how this works explain it a bit? I am quite interested in how exactly this exploit actually works. |
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| + | :I'm not one either, but this is what I understand. JerrySIM used an exploit in the STK (apparently a buffer overflow) to patch bootloader 4.6. This patch allowed for custom basebands, which sounds similar to neutering. Therefore, one could use anySIM to unlock their iPhone with bootloader 4.6. -[[User:Dialexio|Dialexio]] 01:17, 29 July 2008 (UTC) |
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more info?
I am no baseband genius, so i am just throwing it out there...could anybody that knows exactly how this works explain it a bit? I am quite interested in how exactly this exploit actually works.
- I'm not one either, but this is what I understand. JerrySIM used an exploit in the STK (apparently a buffer overflow) to patch bootloader 4.6. This patch allowed for custom basebands, which sounds similar to neutering. Therefore, one could use anySIM to unlock their iPhone with bootloader 4.6. -Dialexio 01:17, 29 July 2008 (UTC)
