MatthewPierson / Vieux

Vieux - A tool for 32/64 Bit iOS downgrades using OTA Blobs
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iPad Air 1 reboots when device found #106

Open jailhousej opened 4 years ago

jailhousej commented 4 years ago

iPad Air 1 iOS 12.4.5 reboots out of DFU when device is found.

Starting IPSW unzipping Continuing... IPSW found at given path... Cleaning up old files... Files cleaned. Unzipping.. Found: CPID:8960 CPRV:11 CPFM:03 SCEP:01 BDID:10 ECID:0000038D4CB30B64 IBFL:1C SRTG:[iBoot-1704.10] device gets kicked out of DFU and normal boots

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Additional context All requirements are installed and up to date.

jailhousej commented 4 years ago

After 7 retries, I got this error. Now I'm back to being kicked out of DFU mode again :(

Starting IPSW unzipping Continuing... IPSW found at given path... Cleaning up old files... Files cleaned. Unzipping.. Found: CPID:8960 CPRV:11 CPFM:03 SCEP:01 BDID:10 ECID:0000038D4CB30B64 IBFL:1C SRTG:[iBoot-1704.10] Device is now in pwned DFU Mode. (12.05 seconds) Exploit worked! SecureROM Signature check remover by Linus Henze Applying patches... Successfully applied patches

Starting iBSS/iBEC patching Looks like you are downgrading an iPad Air to 10.3.3! Patched iBSS/iBEC About to re-build IPSW Entering PWNREC mode... ERROR: Unable to connect to device ERROR.. Return code: 255 Sending iBSS/iBEC Failed. Please reboot device, start the tool again and report the error + full logs if it persists. Exiting...

ws0zzg4569 commented 4 years ago

same problem here, the ipad reboot when finding device and exit the DFU mode

ws0zzg4569 commented 4 years ago

Solved yet ??

jailhousej commented 4 years ago

Solved yet ??

Has this issue been closed? Has anyone but you and I replied to this post? NO! GO AWAY

MatthewPierson commented 4 years ago

The device rebooting from DFU mode is just the exploit failing, nothing you can do but try again sorry. The success rate varies person to person so you might just be unlucky with the amount of tries

jailhousej commented 4 years ago

The device rebooting from DFU mode is just the exploit failing, nothing you can do but try again sorry. The success rate varies person to person so you might just be unlucky with the amount of tries

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Matthew! I've been trying for the past 3 days but the iPad gets either of those error messages each time :(

I'm using a USB C dongle to connect my iPad to my Mac. Would the quality of the dongle have any impact on the reliability of the connection?

MatthewPierson commented 4 years ago

Quite likely, I would try connect the iPad directly to the laptop/computer, but be aware that some (Official Apple) USB-C -> Lightning cables don't work with DFU mode.

ws0zzg4569 commented 4 years ago

I‘m using a normal USB. But this problem still exists. I doubt this seems to be some kind of protection strategy of IOS, maybe related to the system configuration.

ws0zzg4569 commented 4 years ago

It worked. Try more times... @jailhousej

jailhousej commented 4 years ago

It worked. Try more times... @jailhousej

still getting the same errors

ws0zzg4569 commented 4 years ago

It worked. Try more times... @jailhousej

still getting the same errors

Here is what I did: 1) Downgrade to ios 12.4.4 first with official tools. 2) Try to exploit with Matty's code 3) Repeat 2).

Some say the downgrade is to "hit the bug" by chance, so there is a probability of failure.

Good luck.

jailhousej commented 4 years ago

It worked. Try more times... @jailhousej

still getting the same errors

Here is what I did:

  1. Downgrade to ios 12.4.4 first with official tools.
  2. Try to exploit with Matty's code
  3. Repeat 2).

Some say the downgrade is to "hit the bug" by chance, so there is a probability of failure.

Good luck.

Still not working, I tried 25 times last night. I''ll see if redownloading the IPSW will fix it.

splastunov commented 4 years ago

Hello!

I found work around.

You need just kill all iTunes process(Especially iTunes helper) and run vieux again. iTunes helper start iTunes when iOS device connected and block exploit :(((

It will be great to add kill task to vieux Readme.