cdaamn said:Do you need to put it in DFU mode when updating if you are jailbroken? Or can I just update normally?
As scudder pointed out - can't hurt to try. Others have successfully jail broken the iPad without "cleaning" it up first. I have no time estimate, however, because I did mine from a fresh restore...
All you have to lose is a bit of time should it not work because you'll have to start from the beginning with a clean restore. Again, just make sure you have a good backup before you start any of the process.
But, hey, if it works - time saved!
Do us a favor, though? If it does work (or not), could you come back and let us know? May help others in making the same decision. Thanks.
Good luck.
Marilyn
Perhaps you can enlighten me the advantage the untethered jailbreak of iOS 5.1.1 over iOS 5.0.1.
chia43a
fud0gg said:After jailbreaking my iPad3, when I tap on cydia icon the screen blinks but nothing happens. What went wrong?
30daytrial said:1. I want to go to the latest operating system Apple is offering, as long as I can access Cydia, but at this date; it looks like it's more trouble than it's worth.
I've reset a few times but nothing has changed. Need to read up on how to restore with DFU and try again.
Thx to those taking time to help.