No word yet on the changes in the beta, but as always we will keep you updated if we discover anything.
You can let us know in the comments if you find anything.
Update: Beta 7 Is now available to download from the dev center
Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 7 to Developers
No word yet on the changes in the beta, but as always we will keep you updated if we discover anything.
You can let us know in the comments if you find anything.
Update: Beta 7 Is now available to download from the dev center
Download iTunes 10.5 Beta 7, Xcode 4.2 Developer Preview 7 and Apple TV Software Beta 6
Apple
seeded iOS 5 Beta 7 earlier today and with the release of iOS 5 Beta 7
Apple also seeded iTunes 10.5 Beta 7, XCode 4.2 Developers preview 7
and Apple TV Software Beta 6. Apple also released an iTunes update
(iTunes 10.5 Beta 6.1) couple of days ago which added the support of
iTunes Match. iTunes Match allows you to upload your music library to
cloud.
Apple officially announced that iTunes Match won’t allow you to stream music from iCloud Servers.
iTunes 10.5 Beta 7 will be required by people who will manually restore their iOS device to iOS 5 Beta 7.
Remember: iTunes 10.5 Beta 7 won’t allow you to Sync previous versions of iOS 5 Betas.
Also release tonight were updates to XCode 4.2 and Apple TV. XCode 4.2 (Developers Preview 7) carries a build number of 4D177b and is available for both Snow Leopard and the just released OS X Lion.
You can download all three updated from Apple’s Developer’s Portal
Redsn0w 0.9.8b7 Released With Added Support To Updated iPad iOS 5 Beta 6 IPSW
Today's iOS5b7 can be JB with last night's redsn0w b7 Dev-Team Blog - redsn0w iOS5beta but point it at b6 IPSW...annoying off-by-1 now
Update #7: Apple updated the iPad1 iOS5b6 IPSW without changing its version number or filename, so we’re releasing redsn0w 0.9.8b7 to handle both the original and changed IPSW. We’ve also added explicit support for a tethered 4.3.5/4.2.10 jailbreak (instead of pointing at the 4.3.4/4.2.9 IPSWs) and fixed a 4.2.10 problem.
All jailbreaks are Tethered jailbreak's
What iTunes Error 3194 Mean & How to Fix it!
Whenever you
restore a stock or custom IPSW of any firmware on your iDevice, iTunes
request Apple servers to sign the IPSW with the ECID (Exclusive Chip ID)
of your iDevice which is called SHSH Blob. As soon as new firmware gets
released, Apple stops signing your ECID for old firmwares which result
in iTunes 3194 error.
How to Fix it while doing clean restore(updating)?
1: Use latest iTune's,Download from Here.
2nd Method:
- In TinyUmbrella there is an option in the "Advanced" tab to "Set Hosts to Cydia on Exit" uncheck this box cause This will allow iTunes to talk to Cydia's cache server rather than Apples cache server.
- Try to restore.
3rd Method:
- Quit iTunes
- Locate your hosts file, in Mac OS X this is /etc/hosts and in Windows this is c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
- Open the hosts file with Administrator privileges
- Remove the following lines to the very bottom of the hosts file:
- 74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
- Connect your iPhone to the computer
- Launch iTunes
- Do Restore
How to Fix it while Downgrading Firmware(using Blobs)?
1: Use latest iTune's,Download from Here.
2nd Method:
- In TinyUmbrella there is an option in the "Advanced" tab to "Set Hosts to Cydia on Exit" check this box,This will allow iTunes to talk to Cydia's cache server rather than Apples cache server.
- Put the iPhone/iPad/iPod into DFU mode by turning the phone off and then holding down the sleep and power button for 10 seconds, then release the power button but hold onto the home button until iTunes tells you that the device is now in recover/DFU mode
- Try to restore.
3rd Method:
- Quit iTunes
- Locate your hosts file, in Mac OS X this is /etc/hosts and in Windows this is c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
- Open the hosts file with Administrator privileges
- Add the following lines to the very bottom of the hosts file:
- 74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
- Connect your iPhone to the computer
- Launch iTunes
- Put the iPhone/iPad/iPod into DFU mode by turning the phone off and then holding down the sleep and power button for 10 seconds, then release the power button but hold onto the home button until iTunes tells you that the device is now in recover/DFU mode
- Use the iTunes Restore feature as usual with the iOS device
Once your iOS Restore is finished, remove the “74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com” line from your hosts file again so that iTunes can properly update as usual. If you need them, you can get iPhone firmware, iPad firmware, and iPod touch firmware directly from Apple.
Fix iTunes Error -9812 When Access iTunes Store - Windows / Mac
Did you experience iTunes error -9812 when accessing iTunes Store ? The message appear is "iTunes
could not connect to the iTunes Store. An unknown error occurred
(-9812). Make sure your network connection is active and try again." Let's check out the how to fix error 9812 after the jump.
Fix iTunes error 9812 on Mac:
Fix iTunes error 9812 on Mac:
If you have broadband access (cable, DSL, or other high-speed access), try turning your modem off for a minute and then turning it back on. If you also have a router connected to the modem, turn it off for a minute and then back on again. Once you've established a web connection, try accessing the iTunes Store again from iTunes.Fix iTunes error 9812 on Windows:
To create a test new user:
If resolved in the new user, the issue may be with VeriSign certificates in your login keychain under the main user.
- From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
- From the View menu, choose Accounts.
- Click "+".
- Give the new user a name and short name.
- Select the checkbox for "Allow user to administer this computer". This makes the user account an administrator.
- Click OK, or quit System Preferences.
- Quit all open programs.
- In the Finder, from the Go menu, choose Utilities.
- Open Keychain Access.
- Highlight the login keychain. If unable to find the login keychain, click the button in the lower left corner to show keychains.
- Under Category, choose Certificates.
- Look for an entry with a name beginning with VeriSign.
- Highlight all entries which match that description.
- From the File menu, choose Export Items....
- After exporting the entries, from the Edit menu, choose Delete.
- Choose 'Delete' if asked.
- Restart.
If you have broadband access (cable, DSL, or other high-speed access), try turning your modem off for a minute and then turning it back on. If you also have a router connected to the modem, turn it off for a minute and then back on again. Once you've established a web connection, try accessing the iTunes Store again from iTunes.
Check for updates to Windows, or search Microsoft's support pages for KB931125. An update may be available, such as Update for Root Certificates [May 2010] (KB931125). Install the latest available update for root certificates from Microsoft.
Redsn0w_0.9.9b1 Released!
As promised MuscleNerd of iPhone-Dev has just released redsn0w 0.9.9b1 with some major improvements. New version of redsn0w, redsn0w 0.9.9 b1 comes with tons of new feature including automatic device detection in DFU mode and now you don’t need to select IPSW manually, it will detect and download required files from Apple servers for you.
Redsn0w 0.9.9b1 works on same device and firmwares but remeber it won”t detect or download iOS 5 beta files because they’re meant for developers only. You’ll have to manually select iOS 5 Beta IPSW files.
Here’s the complete change log and release notes of redsn0w 0.9.9b1:
A bunch of new features!
* uses DFU mode to try to automatically determine which device and FW you have
* fetches pieces of public IPSWs from Apple (once). Non-public IPSWs must be provided manually (once). It then caches those pieces for future use.
* "Just boot" is a tethered boot. Uses whatever “Preferences” you’ve set for boot logo and kernel boot-args
* "Pwned DFU" puts your device in a pwned DFU state for some of the iTunes stuff detailed below
* "Recovery fix" gets past 1015 types of errors (when baseband portion of restore fails). Should work on iOS5 beta too
* "Select IPSW" is for picking non-public IPSWs, or overriding auto-detection
* "SHSH blobs" has a bunch of options…
* "Fetch"– fetch current PARTIAL blobs on device. Puts this set PARTIAL of blobs on your computer as a plist. Checks if Cydia already has a full set for this device and build. If not, it submits this partial set and returns Cydia’s acknowledgement or rejection
* "Verify" – cryptographically verifies existing blob files from either redsn0w, TinyUmbrella, or Cydia server. You can select a whole bunch of blobs to verify at once if you want (like the TinyUmbrella directory)
* "Submit" – both verifies and submits one or more blob files to Cydia. This lets you copy your entire TinyUmbrella cache of blobs up to the Cydia server
* "Query" - queries the Cydia server for all available full or partial blobs for a given set of ECIDs
* "Stitch" – stitches either FULL or PARTIAL blobs to a STOCK or CUSTOM IPSW
1. FULL blobs stitched to a STOCK IPSW gives you a completely self-contained signed IPSW that iTunes will accept without any tricks (no need to go into pwned DFU mode, no need to start TinyUmbrella TSS server, no need to redirect to Cydia server for blobs)
2. PARTIAL blobs stitched to any IPSW requires you to go into pwned DFU mode before running iTunes. No need to start TU or use Cydia though.
3. stitching either FULL or PARTIAL blobs to a CUSTOM IPSW also requires a pwned DFU start before iTunes restores. No need to start TU or use Cydia though.
4. stitching is NOT yet supported on iPhones (well, at least not tested). Need to work out the baseband part of the restore process.
5. will eventually support fetching the blobs directly from Cydia instead of a file on your computer
Redsn0w_0.9.9b1 for Mac
Redsn0w_0.9.9b1 for Windows
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)