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Difference between revisions of "ITunes Errors/10xx"
(From my experience, firmwares without ipad baseband will work if you where previously trying to restore to one with it.) |
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=== Error 1011 === |
=== Error 1011 === |
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| − | This is caused by recovery mode being in userland (1.1.1 firmware). The file [[iTunesMobileDevice.dll]] is damaged or updated. |
+ | This is caused by recovery mode being in userland (1.1.1 firmware). The file [[MobileDevice Library|iTunesMobileDevice.dll]] is damaged or updated. |
=== Error 1013 === |
=== Error 1013 === |
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** This means that the baseband did not get updated. Either remove the gs.apple.com entry from your hosts file and let the baseband upgrade or if you want to preserve the baseband just jailbreak at this point to boot it up. |
** This means that the baseband did not get updated. Either remove the gs.apple.com entry from your hosts file and let the baseband upgrade or if you want to preserve the baseband just jailbreak at this point to boot it up. |
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* '''Other Devices''' |
* '''Other Devices''' |
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| − | ** Restart computer; change computer; reinstall system, if the device is always in restoring mode: XP users can jump from restoring mode with ibus; MAC users can use iNdependence. (usually on the [[m68ap|iPhone |
+ | ** Restart computer; change computer; reinstall system, if the device is always in restoring mode: XP users can jump from restoring mode with ibus; MAC users can use iNdependence. (usually on the [[m68ap|iPhone 2G]] with 1.0.2 firmware downgraded from 1.1.1) |
=== Error 1014 === |
=== Error 1014 === |
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=== Error 1015 === |
=== Error 1015 === |
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| − | This error is common when downgrading [[iPhone]]s and 3G |
+ | This error is common when downgrading [[iPhone]]s and 3G [[iPad]]s. The problem occurs when the device's [[Baseband Firmware|baseband]] has a higher version number than the baseband in the firmware you restored to. Just set auto-boot true in [[iRecovery]] or use [[iREB]]/[[TinyUmbrella]]/[[RecBoot]].<sup>1</sup> In case this is not working use Pwnage Tool to create a custom firmware WITHOUT the iPad baseband, put your device in pwned [[DFU Mode]] and restore via [[iTunes]]. |
Revision as of 17:32, 9 October 2012
Error 1002
Error when restoring.
Error 1004
This is caused by a failure to match the Baseband Nonce currently in memory to the nonce returned in the Baseband Firmware SHSH blob. This happens if you edited the hosts file (Saurik's Server) or you are using TinyUmbrella. Use TinyUmbrella and "Kick Device Out Of Recovery" to boot. 1
Error 1011
This is caused by recovery mode being in userland (1.1.1 firmware). The file iTunesMobileDevice.dll is damaged or updated.
Error 1013
- iPhone 4
- This means that the baseband did not get updated. Either remove the gs.apple.com entry from your hosts file and let the baseband upgrade or if you want to preserve the baseband just jailbreak at this point to boot it up.
- Other Devices
- Restart computer; change computer; reinstall system, if the device is always in restoring mode: XP users can jump from restoring mode with ibus; MAC users can use iNdependence. (usually on the iPhone 2G with 1.0.2 firmware downgraded from 1.1.1)
Error 1014
This occurs when you try to downgrade your device's baseband.
Error 1015
This error is common when downgrading iPhones and 3G iPads. The problem occurs when the device's baseband has a higher version number than the baseband in the firmware you restored to. Just set auto-boot true in iRecovery or use iREB/TinyUmbrella/RecBoot.1 In case this is not working use Pwnage Tool to create a custom firmware WITHOUT the iPad baseband, put your device in pwned DFU Mode and restore via iTunes.
