got a problem when execute "./prep.sh"

MatthewPierson / 1033-OTA-Downgrader

First ever tool to downgrade ANY iPhone 5s, ANY iPad Air and (almost any) iPad Mini 2 to 10.3.3 with OTA blobs + checkm8!

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got a problem when execute "./prep.sh" #3

Closed mgfjx closed 5 years ago

mgfjx commented 5 years ago

MatthewPierson commented 5 years ago

Has already been fixed in latest version. Please update and try again!

mgfjx commented 5 years ago

got a problem when execute "./pwn.sh"

gb160 commented 5 years ago

got a problem when execute "./pwn.sh"

Looks like your phone isn't in DFU mode.

MatthewPierson commented 5 years ago

Just keep trying. Success rate is low as noted in the script

mgfjx commented 5 years ago

I got this right now. It seems failed. I still on ios12.

delterous commented 5 years ago

Im trying to use it on an iPad mini 2 and still failing at pwn.sh

success rate must be really bad

mgfjx commented 5 years ago

Im trying to use it on an iPad mini 2 and still failing at pwn.sh

success rate must be really bad

I failed in this step because of entering wrong mode, the phone is black on screen in DFU mode, make sure that.

gb160 commented 5 years ago

I got this right now. It seems failed. I still on ios12.

Catalina right? That looks like something’s gone wrong in the install.sh.

Starbix commented 5 years ago

@mgfjxxiexiaolong Like @gb160 said that's because of an error in install.sh. install.sh tries to create a folder /rsu which fails in Catalina because it now uses a read-only system volume. You need to disable SIP and then remount the system volume with read/write like this: sudo mount -uw /

stratm0r commented 5 years ago

Will it work with OS X Mavericks?

mgfjx commented 5 years ago

@mgfjxxiexiaolong Like @gb160 said that's because of an error in install.sh. install.sh tries to create a folder /rsu which fails in Catalina because it now uses a read-only system volume. You need to disable SIP and then remount the system volume with read/write like this: sudo mount -uw /

Im on Mojave....