Sn0wbreeze

sn0wbreeze is a PwnageTool port to Windows, developed by iH8sn0w, w3st05, srts, Little_Martian and LiLBush81.

Models Supported

• iPhone 2G
• iPod touch 1G
• iPhone 3G
• iPod touch 2G
• iPhone 3GS
• iPod touch 3G

The iPod touch 2G iPod Touch 3G iPhone 3GS need to have the signature checks disabled beforehand by having a pwned iBoot either by jailbreaking using a iBoot exploit or using the iBooty method. The S5L8900 devices can enter DFU Mode and restore with iTunes without being jailbroken. The iPhone 2G, and iPod touch 1G users cannot use sn0wbreeze to pwn 4.x since Apple no longer supports these devices anymore.

iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4, iPad 1G

You are currently unavailable to use sn0wbreeze on these devices since there is no bootrom exploit, or iBoot exploit. At the moment, there is a bootrom exploit in development called SHAtter, when it is done sn0wbreeze will most likely be updated support these devices.

Devices with new bootroms

sn0wbreeze is tethered on devices with a new bootrom, the reason being is because the lack of a bootrom exploit such as 0x24000_Segment_Overflow or pwnage.

Versions

sn0wbreeze was first released January 13, 2010 as a beta version. The following versions that are shown here are official, and sorted by compatibility with iOS revisions.

3.1.X

Version	Release date	Changes
Public Beta	January 13, 2010	Initial release Jailbreaks iOS 3.1.2 Only allows you to be able to select simple mode Taken down due to copyright issues with XPwn
1.0	January 16, 2010	Official release of sn0wbreeze
1.1	January 19, 2010	Fixes Cydia problems Fixes problems with NOR on S5L8900 devices Fixes custom packages not being installed
1.2	January 21, 2010	GUI fixes Fixed even more Cydia problems
1.3	January 23, 2010	fixes bug where some Cydia repositories could not be added and downloaded from
1.4	January 26, 2010	Fixed vital bug where deb files may not be added to the right place
1.5	February 5, 2010	Jailbreaks iOS 3.1.3 Removed verbose mode support
1.5.1	February 7, 2010	Removed blacksn0w due to CommCenter issues (fix being worked on)

4.X

Version	Release date	Changes
1.6	June 24, 2010	Jailbreaks iOS 4.0. Deleted ultrasn0w unlock option. Removed the option sn0wbreeze App
1.7	July 6, 2010	Added support for new bootrooms (tethered jailbreak)
1.8 Beta	July 16, 2010	Added Support for iOS 4.1 beta 1. Deleted hacktivation.
2.0	September 22nd, 2010	Added support for "MC model" iPod touch 2G (tethered using usb_control_msg(0xA1, 1) Exploit) Added Support for iPod touch 3G and iPhone 3GS (new bootrom) on iOS 3.1.2 Simplified the GUI Backward compatible with 3.1.X
2.0.1	September 22nd, 2010	Fixed Error 37
2.0.2	September 25th, 2010	Bug fixes

Problems

• There were some problems with blacksn0w on 3.1.3. These problems were caused because the 5.11.07 modem firmware requires CommCenter from 3.1.2, and when people would upgrade their firmware they would also upgrade their CommCenter to the version that came with 3.1.3. Thus disabling the unlock.

Use of xpwn

The backend of sn0wbreeze is xpwn, an open-source custom IPSW generator created by planetbeing in parallel with iPhone Dev Team developments of techniques and tools. xpwn runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Given a "bundle" of patches from either PwnageTool or sn0wbreeze, xpwn driven from the command line is able to create the same custom IPSW as either tool. All Fixes to xpwn made by iH8sn0w have been made available. [1].

Support

There are tools made for sn0wbreeze which help you restore to you custom ipsw. One of these tools is called [[iREB], it uploads file in DFU mode to help you restore to a ipsw, with less chance of error.

License

sn0wbreeze is freeware.

Download

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