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iPad Air Wifi (iPad4,1) Fails To Enter Restore Mode #18

Closed arandomusernam closed 2 years ago

arandomusernam commented 2 years ago

The title says it all. I'm trying to downgrade my iPad Air Wifi to iOS 11.3 (which SEP is compatible for), but FutureRestore always fails with the message "failed to place device into restore mode", after trying to send RestoreKernelCache. Full log: Getting SepNonce in recovery mode... 87 3b 77 ad 78 3f 41 80 51 b4 f5 3f 5c 90 5d 79 9b 5e 8e 17 Getting ApNonce in recovery mode... 60 3b e1 33 ff 0b df a0 f8 3f 21 e7 41 91 cf 67 70 ea 43 bb Recovery Mode Environment: iBoot build-version=iBoot-4076.50.126 iBoot build-style=RELEASE Sending RestoreLogo... Extracting applelogo@2x~ipad.im4p (Firmware/all_flash/applelogo@2x~ipad.im4p)... Personalizing IMG4 component RestoreLogo... Sending RestoreLogo (22925 bytes)... ramdisk-size=0x10000000 1337 CUSTOM RAMDISK! Personalizing IMG4 component RestoreRamDisk... Sending RestoreRamDisk (79287021 bytes)... Extracting DeviceTree.j71ap.im4p (Firmware/all_flash/DeviceTree.j71ap.im4p)... Personalizing IMG4 component RestoreDeviceTree... Sending RestoreDeviceTree (101933 bytes)... Extracting sep-firmware.j71.RELEASE.im4p (Firmware/all_flash/sep-firmware.j71.RELEASE.im4p)... Personalizing IMG4 component RestoreSEP... Sending RestoreSEP (1488225 bytes)... 1337 CUSTOM KERNEL! Personalizing IMG4 component RestoreKernelCache... Sending RestoreKernelCache (13389390 bytes)... ERROR: Failed to place device in restore mode Cleaning up... [exception]: what=ERROR: Unable to place device into restore mode

code=89391172 line=1364 file=/Users/runner/work/futurerestore/futurerestore/src/futurerestore.cpp commit count=289: commit sha =c15e30b290141e47383de93aa6b0273b7b6df8d6: Done: restoring failed! [] Done! [] Cleaning [*] Done!

Any help would be much appreciated!

arandomusernam commented 2 years ago

UPDATE: Fixed this issue by adding the "-kpp" argument, because I was using an A7 device.