hi there! i got a problem which i can't find any answer of it anywhere....
info about me:
trying to re restore ipad 3 GSM from 5.1.1 to 5.1.1.
i have shsh blobs of 5.1.1 and on cydia either.
i am stuck between bootlogo-DFU or recovery mode.
i tried many in many ways to do it but anything i do it stops right after extracting the .dmg's(which is after redsnow starts the re restore proccess).
the error which i get is: "Re-restore failed You might have guessed the current FW incorrectly, and it may not really be iPhone3,3_5.1.1_9B206"
any help out there ?????
ty for the fast response btwThat message indicates you are tying to use an iPhone3 firmware file NOT and iPad3 firmware file. Check you have downloaded the correct firmware!
is there anything i can do?
ty for the fast response btw
ohh XD i copied that message from other forum and forgot to change it to 5.1.1 ipad 3....
i use the right firmware (also i tried couple of sources to download from)
let me show you the proccess with screenshots:
1st: after i chooose the 5.1.1 firmware, it asks me if i want from 5.1.1 to 5.1.1, i press yes:View attachment 29247
2nd: it starts the proccess and preparing all that restore stuff(rebuilding the ipsw):View attachment 29248
3rd: after it finish to make the restore ipsw it is starting to "talk" to the ipad andf tell him to start.(but still... the ipad shows black screen and suddenly apple bootlogo -without- progress bar):View attachment 29249
4th: the ipad seems not to start the restore, but try to turn on regulary (which is not working) and i get this error message: View attachment 29250
please help .... should i give up? or should i wait more? i am tired of this and really need the jailbreak.. so aint gonna do ios6.
edit:
i tryed few more things and gave up to ios 6.... its pretty good except of the appstore.
Problems like the one you are describing are almost certainly related to your PC. Interruption to the communications are a good indicator that something is interfering with the process. Anti-virus, malware, Windows Defender, firewall etc. are usually to blame.
It could also be the use of a bad USB port, hub, incorrect cable, etc. (using a cable that was not for the iPad can often have adverse effects on restore operations - particularly older iPhone or iPod cables). Finally, ensure you have the latest iTunes as the drivers need to be current.
Disable as much as you can before you start, ensure you are connected directly to the motherboard (no hubs), and try again. If you still can't get it to work on your PC, the best bet is to try someone else's.
Good luck.
Appreciate assistance but none of that seems to apply. Even with AV off, Def off, firewall off, different cables, different USB ports -both USB 2.0 & 3.0, while running the latest itunes version.....and THEN doing it all again on my other PC; I'm still getting exactly the same error in exactly the same point in the process. The iOS is RIGHT! It's the original firmware supplied with the ipad so there can be no doubt about the file.
Ahhh, was the current version of IOS on there, factory installed? In other words, you did not install it on there yourself?
If so, you will not be able to re-restore. Factory installed IOS is initialised in a way which is different from a standard restore, which would account for the message you are seeing. (see the note at the start of the tutorial, which I've updated to make more explicit about new devices).
I hadn't come across this issue myself but the dev-team did warn against this scenario, and I assumed you would get a better error message, but this is likely what has happened in both these cases.
There won't be any work around for it AFAIK. Your APTicket cannot be made to match the blobs you have saved.