Used 1.0.2 unlock software on a 1.1.1 iPhone. Can I restore my iPhone?

[GoogleCodeExporter]

In a bit of a jam.

I TRIED to activate, jailbreak and unlock my iPhone that came from apple
with v1.1.1 firmware on it, the same way I would for an iPhone with v1.0.2
firmware on it (oops!)

Of course I couldn't get passed step one because the version of
iNdependence I was using isn't compatible with the new firmware (v1.1.1).

So I put my iPhone into restore mode by pressing home and power button
until the "yellow triangle" appeared, restored my iPhone to v1.0.2 with
iTunes (option+Restore), then jumped back into iNdependence and proceeded
as usual.

-Ran independence 1.2.1 to activate and jailbreak
-Ran appTapp to load installer.
-Ran installer to load community sources, DNS Tools, BSD Subsystem, OpenSSH
-Connected iPhone to WiFi
-Connected to iPhone via ftp client(cyberduck)
-Uploaded & Overwrote lockdwnd file
-Uploaded & ran iUnlock.app

Once iUnlock was finished I popped my non-AT&T simcard in, and as you
probably already guessed it didn't recognize the sim.

So my question is this. Given my situation, will this method restore my
iPhone so I can use iNdependence 1.2.5 and anySIM 1.1 to unlock it? (with
full functionality of course)

Cheers

Original issue reported on code.google.com by ygoodfri...@gmail.com on 24 Oct 2007 at 7:08

[GoogleCodeExporter]

Use Independence 1.2.5 to do a DFU more restore and downgrade to 1.0.2.  Please 
read
(carefully!) the directions on Wiki on virginizing before moving upto 1.1.1.  
The
'Issues' are is for issues related to iPhone Elite software versus iPhone 
issues in
general.

Original comment by czim...@gmail.com on 26 Oct 2007 at 3:12

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