iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 iPhone firmware DID NOT WORK FOR ME!

Posted by Michael

November 12, 2007

My previous post showed how I failed miserably with the Jailbreak process on 1.1.2. Now I have done some research and have tried it again…and it WORKED!!!

Success

UPDATE on 11.13.07 @ 3:45pm - added some screenshots of the iNdependence MobileFramework stuff at the end of the post.

UPDATE #2 on 11.15.07 @ 10:30am - added instructions on how to put the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” into the proper directory on your Mac

So first, here are the files that I used for this:

iPhone Firmware 1.1.2 downloaded (160 MBs) here called “iPhone1,1_1.1.2_3B48b_Restore.ipsw”
1.1.2 Jailbreak application (download here) - note this is Intel-only right now for Mac
OktoPrep (version 1.0) installed on iPhone
libreadline.5.2.dylib (download here) installed into /usr/local/lib
Restore version of Apple iPhone firmware 1.1.1 is here called “iPhone1,1_1.1.1_3A109a_Restore.ipsw”
iNdependence (I used 1.3b2 and installed the appropriate MobileDevice framework located here) located here

I was now starting from an un-jailbroken iPhone running 1.1.2 firmware. I am running on a Mac, with iTunes 7.5 and Leopard (10.5). Also, it is REQUIRED that you have a WiFi connection active to Jailbreak using www.jailbreakme.com since your iPhone will NOT be activated in 1.1.1 and you will NOT be able to connect via Edge. I also decided NOT to sync any Music, Podcasts or Videos in order to speed up the process.

Here are the steps that I used that worked.

Download the restore file version 1.1.1 (listed at top of page)
Sync up all of your info with iTunes and get your Photos off.
Set your device into recovery mode by holding down the Power button and the Home button, release the Power button as soon as the iPhone screen goes black during reboot. iTunes should detect that you are in recovery mode.
Option-click on Mac (or Shift-click on PC) the Restore button and select the 1.1.1 firmware file: iPhone1,1_1.1.1_3A109a_Restore.ipsw
You will get the following error (#1015):
Click OK to close the 1015 error notice. You will now see another message about the iPhone being in recovery mode.
Click OK to close the “Recovery Mode” error. Quit iTunes.
Launch iNdependence 1.3b2 and let it sit for a few minutes.

If you have issues launching iNdependence follow the steps at the end of this post. You will see the status of your iPhone change in iNdependence to this status:
Launch iTunes (if it hasn’t automatically launched already) and restore your iPhone settings from a backup.
Your iPhone will reboot and resync.
You are now on firmware 1.1.1. Some things to note:
- The phone number of your iPhone may show in iTunes as “n/a”. This is expected.
- Your iPhone will NOT be able to make or receive calls. This is expected.
- iNdependence may say that your iPhone is “activated” but I think it is confused at this point
This is where it is critical that you have a working WiFi connection for the Jailbreak process. Go to http://www.jailbreakme.com/ on your iPhone to Jailbreak and install the installer. You should see prompts on the screen informing you of an update in progress. Note that the FAQ on Jailbreakme says “Please allow AppSnapp up to 1 minute to install. If you are on an unactivated phone, you will not see a progress HUD. Wait for the phone to automatically reboot. If this doesn’t happen, please try to Install AppSnapp again.“
Install OktoPrep (within the AppTapp iPhone application installer under the “Tweaks 1.1.1″ section):
Once you have installed OktoPrep, connect your iPhone to your Mac (or PC but instructions here are for a Mac) and update your iPhone to Firmware 1.1.2 using iTunes. If it doesn’t show as an update, hold the OPTION key (on Mac) and click the “Check for Update” button and select the 1.1.2 firmware file you downloaded.
1. iTunes goes through a verification process
2. Then a “prepare for update” process
3. Then an “updating iPhone software” process
4. Then a “verifying updated iPhone software” process
5. Then an “updating iPhone firmware” process
6. Then the iPhone restarts and reconnects to iTunes
7. It “Waits for activation” and then activates
Quit iTunes.
Once you have Firmware 1.1.2 installed, you need to re-Jailbreak the phone. This is where I went on a different direction from what is documented. I simply launched the “jailbreak.jar” application by double-clicking on it (thanks to reader James Cotton for this tidbit). (See my previous post for other ways to launch the “osx” application if you are having issues like “unable to access jarfile jailbreak.jar” or other path issues). You will see this screen:
You should now see a “Jailbreaking” progress bar (note: this takes quite a while…like 10 minutes):
If all goes well, you should see this image:
Reboot your iPhone. It will do it again automatically. You should then see the “Installer” app. You are in business!

I hope that these steps worked for you. I wrote this pretty quickly since I could see that many users were having issues with this process. I was pretty discouraged after my first attempt went bad. But I view these things the way a mountain climber views a mountain. “Why do you do it?” “Because it’s there.”

iNdependece MobileDevice prep steps:

If you have installed iTunes 7.5, you should use the beta version of iNdependence, otherwise you have to downgrade your iTunes. Follow the steps on the README of that version so that you can install the MobileDevice framework 7.4.2 into iNdependence. Steps are below:
Copy iNdepedence to your harddrive
Run the “iNdependence MobDev Tool” application. If you get a prompt that says you have the correct version of iTunes, you are good to go. Otherwise, you will see this error:
Copy the MobileDevice framework (link at top of this post) to your iNdependence folder.
Select the location of that framework folder in the MobDev tool
Select the location of iNdependence
It copies all of the appropriate files
You are ready to go!

Instructions on how to put “libreadline.5.2.dylib” onto your Mac

Lots of readers seem to be having issues getting the “libreadline” stuff onto their Mac so hopefully this new set of instructions will help to clarify things a bit.

First, you need to be sure that you are an administrator of the Mac that your are on. If you are not, you need to log in as one.Also be sure that you have downloaded and unzipped the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” items to your computer. The steps that follow are ones that have worked for many users (don’t include any “quotes” in any of the commands that you put into Terminal):

Open the Terminal application
Type in “open /usr/local/lib/”
1. If a directory opens within your Mac Finder, all that you need to do is drag the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” into that directory and you are DONE
2. If you get an error in the Terminal like “No such file or directory” that means that you need to create that directory. Here is how you do it:
  1. Type in “cd /” –> this will move you to the root level of your computer within the Terminal. You can test this by typing “pwd” and you should only see a “/” as the directory.
  2. Type in “mkdir /usr/local/lib/” If you get a “Permission Denied” error, try typing in “sudo mkdir /usr/local/lib/” and enter the administrative password there.
  3. If you do NOT get an error on the “mkdir” command, try opening the folder using the instructions listed in Step #2.1 above. If you DO get an error, continue to the next step.
  4. If you get an error that something does not exist, it is probably because you don’t have the “local” directory created, so, first make sure you are at the root (type in “cd /“) and then type in “mkdir /usr/local/” and see if that is successful. If it isn’t successful, please post a comment with your errors. If it IS successful, then go back to root (if you aren’t already there) by typing “cd /” and then type “mkdir /usr/local/lib/“. If that works, then just go to Step #2.1 above.

That should be it. Hopefully this will work for you. Please let me know and if this does be sure to DIGG this post!

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HTD says: Well this time it worked! Just needed to think this out and do a bit more research. Let me know if it worked for you!

What started out as what I had hoped to be a relatively pain-free process has made me wince with TONS of pain. Listed below is what I TRIED to do to get my iPhone jailbroken on 1.1.2. IT DID NOT WORK FOR ME! Others may have had success, I did not. It could have been that I’m on Leopard and running iTunes 7.5 and using a beta of iNdependence but despite my best efforts, I have [sigh] failed. What I have listed below are the steps that I have taken to only fail in the end. I am posting this to show users how something can go wrong. Bottom line, just read this but don’t do it (yet).

Broken iPhone

UPDATE 11.12.07 @ 10:45 PM - I got it to work. I have posted my steps here.

I decided to hold off on installing 1.1.2 on my jailbroken iPhone until there was an “easier” process to do this. Since it seems like the iPhone developer community is getting better and better at this, the time I have to wait has become much shorter. Here is the process that I followed to get to the latest iPhone firmware released by Apple. First, here is my environment and associated files:

iPhone running Firmware 1.1.1 (3A109a) with Jailbreak in place and 3rd party apps installed
iPhone modem firmware version 04.01.13_G
iPhone activated through AT&T
iTunes (Mac) version 7.5 (19)
iPhone Firmware 1.1.2 downloaded (160 MBs) here called “iPhone1,1_1.1.2_3B48b_Restore.ipsw”
1.1.2 Jailbreak application (download here) - note this is Intel-only right now for Mac
OktoPrep (version 1.0) installed on iPhone
libreadline.5.2.dylib (download here) installed into /usr/local/lib
Restore version of Apple iPhone firmware 1.1.1 is here called “iPhone1,1_1.1.1_3A109a_Restore.ipsw”
iNdependence (I used 1.3b2 and installed the appropriate MobileDevice framework located here) located here

IMPORTANT: I suggest that your READ THROUGH all of my post before attempting this. It did NOT go as smoothly as expected and I had to downgrade to firmware 1.1.1 again to redo which FAILED. In fact, I am now at 1.1.2 on a NON-jailbroken iPhone!!!!

The steps to follow (specifically for the environment listed above):

If when you connect to iTunes, you do not get prompted to install 1.1.2, you should first download it (see link above)
Download the 1.1.2 Jailbreak application (link above)
Within the 1.1.2 Jailbreak directory, there is a README.TXT file. Be sure to read through that because it outlines other steps to do this if your environment is different. You MUST have a Jailbroken iPhone in order to do this.
Install OktoPrep (within the AppTapp iPhone application installer under the “Tweaks 1.1.1″ section:
Connect your iPhone to your Mac (or PC but instructions here are for a Mac) and update your iPhone to Firmware 1.1.2 using iTunes. (If it doesn’t show as an update, hold the OPTION key (on Mac) and click the “Check for Update” button and select the 160 MB file you downloaded in Step 1.
1. iTunes goes through a verification process
2. Then a “prepare for update” process
3. Then an “updating iPhone software” process
4. Then a “verifying updated iPhone software” process
5. Then an “updating iPhone firmware” process
6. Then the iPhone restarts and reconnects to iTunes
7. It “Waits for activation” and then activates
Quit iTunes.
Once you have Firmware 1.1.2 installed, you need to re-Jailbreak the phone. On your Mac, launch the “osx” application within the “1.1.2-jailbreak” folder.
1. Note: at this point, I received an ERROR in the Mac Terminal application stating “Unable to access jarfile jailbreak.jar”
2. After quick analysis of the “osx” file, I saw that it only contained the following command “java -jar jailbreak.jar”. So, I figured there was a permission issue and it needed to be installed with higher permissions.
3. I opened Terminal and navigated to the “1.1.2-jailbreak” folder and typed: “sudo java -jar jailbreak.jar” which means that the application would run as a root user. When you do this, you are prompted for your administrator password. Enter it and you will hopefully get the following screen:
4. Click the “Jailbreak!” button. Note: at this point, I got an error:
5. So, I figured that I needed to have clicked “Install SSH”. I quick the Jailbreak application that was running and relaunched using the steps above. Unfortunately, that had no result for me. The suggestion was to restart my computer.
6. After a restart, I still got the error. So then I deleted my SSH keys on my Mac. That TOO did nothing to fix the error.
7. Then I installed “libreadline.5.2.dylib” into my /usr/local/lib” directory and re-ran the update utility and received the following error:
8. WTF! I did install OktoPrep….hmm. So, my options are to downgrade to 1.1.1, jailbreak again and go through the process again. I will start a new list on how I did that below.

How to restore to firmware 1.1.1 from failed 1.1.2 Jailbreak.

Download the restore file version 1.1.1 (listed at top of page)
Sync up all of your info with iTunes and get your Photos off.
Set your device into recovery mode by holding down the Power button and the Home button, release the Power button as soon as the iPhone screen goes black during reboot. iTunes should detect that you are in recovery mode.
Option-click the Restore button and select the 1.1.1 firmware file: iPhone1,1_1.1.1_3A109a_Restore.ipsw
When Error #1015 occurs, launch iNdependence 1.3b2 and let it sit for a few minutes. Note:
1. If you have installed iTunes 7.5, you should use the beta version of iNdependence, otherwise you have to downgrade your iTunes. Follow the steps on the README of that version so that you can install the MobileDevice framework 7.4.2 into iNdependence. Steps are below:
2. Copy iNdepedence to your harddrive
3. Run the “iNdependence MobDev Tool” application. If you get a prompt that says you have the correct version of iTunes, skip to step #9 below. Otherwise:
4. Copy the MobileDevice framework (link at top of this post) to your iNdependence folder.
5. Select the location of that framework folder in the MobDev tool
6. Select the location of iNdependence
7. It copies all of the appropriate files
8. Exit iTunes (which is probably whining a bit)
9. Launch iNdependence and let it go through it’s process. You should suddenly get iTunes to pop up and you will have to copy all of your files back to the iPhone
ONCE YOU HAVE DOWNGRADED TO 1.1.1, Go to http://www.jailbreakme.com/ on your iPhone to Jailbreak and install the installer.
Note: I got stuck in a “Waiting for Activation” state and this is where I got stuck FOREVER.
Go back to the top of this post and go through the process AGAIN.

I just love how this process just seems to be simple at first read, and then goes in random directions. If Apple would just hurry up and get an easy way to put Applications on to the iPhone, we wouldn’t have to go through these processes. I know, February is just around the corner but man, this is just NOT fun any more.

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HTD says: I really hoped this worked for you. It did NOT work for me. Feel free to post questions/comments and let me know YOUR experience!

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Pingback by I Organize » Blog Archive » iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 iPhone firmware DID NOT WORK FOR ME! on November 12, 2007 @ 2:45 pm

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Pingback by Cell Phone: Plans, Prepaid Phones, Gadgets & Reviews » iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 iPhone firmware DID NOT WORK FOR ME! on November 12, 2007 @ 2:48 pm

[...] Al Sacco had some great ideas on this topic.You can read a snippet of the post here.Since it seems like the iPhone developer community is getting better and better at this, the time I have to wait has become much shorter. Here is the process that I followed to get to the latest iPhone firmware released by Apple. … [...]

Comment by Michael on November 12, 2007 @ 3:04 pm

Wanted to update folks. I was able to restore back to 1.1.2 eventually. That was the only way to get out of the Activation hell that I was in. I’m not sure but I have a feeling that it had to do with iNdependence beta. I could be wrong.

Also note, the steps above “should” technically work. I did scour many sources to figure this out.

Let me know!

-HTD

Comment by Paul on November 12, 2007 @ 3:46 pm

Exactly, the same problem, “no OktoPrep installed”. Of course, it IS INSTALLED, I can run iphuc manually, read the disk, putfile it then etc. The problem is that jailbreak.jar for some reason cannot detect OktoPrep properly. And, of course, to the contrary to any revelation from #touch irc channel, I know when to restore and when to update. Just .jar file needs some tweaking.

Comment by Michael on November 12, 2007 @ 3:55 pm

@ Paul,

Thanks for the validation that I was NOT losing my mind! Seems like this package was released a bit pre-mature. I guess I could try to go back now and downgrade to 1.1.1 but I fear running into the Activation loop that I described above. It was that loop that forced me back to 1.1.2 so that I could even use my iPhone.

If you find out more, please post back here to my blog.

-HTD

Pingback by Iphone: Apple Iphone Reviews, Accessories & Gadgets » iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 iPhone firmware DID NOT WORK FOR ME! on November 12, 2007 @ 4:17 pm

[...] admin had some great ideas on this topic.You can read a snippet of the post here.Listed below is what I TRIED to do to get my iPhone jailbroken on 1.1.2. IT DID NOT WORK FOR ME! Others may have had success, I did not. It could have been that I’m on Leopard and running iTunes 7.5 and using a beta of iNdependence but … [...]

Comment by Steve on November 12, 2007 @ 5:41 pm

The problem is each of these programs launches other programs and it simply cannot find them. so if you get a .dylib error that means the program cant find it in the paths of the $LD_LIBRARY_PATH shell variable. If you get the error cannot launch iphuc even if ./iphuc works, that means that you need to set up the $PATH environment variable to have the directory containing iphuc as well. Read up on unix $PATH and $LD_LIBRARY_PATH if you are still having trouble.

Comment by James Cotton on November 12, 2007 @ 7:55 pm

Just wanted to say I had the exact same experience listed above, and for me, the issue turned out to be running the java command with sudo. I kept getting the OktoPrep error everytime I ran sudo java,,,etc. Finally, I just launched the jar file directly (on a Mac, OS 10.5) and after clicking the “Jailbreak!” button, I finally saw the progress screen.

Comment by Michael on November 12, 2007 @ 8:02 pm

@Steve,

Thanks for the follow-up. A lot of times when these applications are developed quickly, some of the environments are just assumed.

@ James

Very interesting. I also saw some people tried using “./osx” as the terminal command. Nice that java is built in. I would think though that you would have to doubleclick running as an admin or someone with the same privileges.

I will be trying this whole thing again possibly tonight and will try your approach.

-HTD

Comment by James Cotton on November 12, 2007 @ 8:07 pm

Michael:

That may well be true. Though sudo did not work, my user account is an admin account.

Hope you get it to work.

Comment by Paul on November 12, 2007 @ 11:02 pm

Well, just to confirm, I can perform jailbreaking manually, despite jailbreak.jar not recognizing OktoPrep. So, all libraries are intact, accesible via $PATH and so on. Just that damn checking routine is wrong about OktoPrep presence.

Comment by Michael on November 12, 2007 @ 11:18 pm

@ James,

I liked your way better. It seems to work.

@ Paul,

I got the process to work on my Mac. Blog post coming shortly with steps.

-HTD

Pingback by TechDadBlog » Blog Archive » iPhone: Jailbreaking 1.1.2 - This time it WORKED! on November 12, 2007 @ 11:36 pm

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Comment by Paul on November 12, 2007 @ 11:48 pm

Well… considering Michael’s suggestion about assumed environments I check these:
1. Switched my Leopard from Polish into English - “no OktoPrep installed”
2. In desperation I have switched language in my iPod Touch from Polish into English and - BINGO!!! Seems that paths, names of programs etc. are “on fly” translated depending on language selected in preferences. jailbreak.jar asked about something placed under English path while it did not matched Polish names in iPod’s path. So, this is an additional point to be done - switch language to English on iPhone/iPod.

Comment by Michael on November 12, 2007 @ 11:59 pm

@ Paul,

Very interesting! Good find there. Note, be sure to check my new post about how I was finally successful at the 1.1.2 jailbreak!

-HTD

Comment by natnat on November 13, 2007 @ 9:07 am

the reason you cant activate after downgrading is because apple removed the special recovery mode that allowed you to say, go back to 1.0.2 from 1.1.1

once updated to 1.1.2 your baseband firmware has been changed and you can no longer activate in previous firmware versions.I guess it is apple’s way of making sure people can no longer easily downgrade to jailbreak. you can try all day and it wont activate until you reload 1.1.2

Comment by Michael on November 13, 2007 @ 9:12 am

@ natnat,

Very interesting. This makes a lot os sense. However, I did figure that out indirectly. My next post talks about how I was successful at this and that the “activation” loop and the phone not connecting to ATT is actually expected behavior if you are downgrading to 1.1.1. It is able to successfully re-activate once you do the upgrade to 1.1.2. So the de-activation is only temporary, provided that you DO upgrade to 1.1.2.

Appreciate the clarification!

-HTD

Comment by natnat on November 13, 2007 @ 9:12 am

as for my own experience, the 1.1.2 jailbreak went fine.the only weird thing is that inside installer.app I know longer see Summerboard and a couple others (NES, etc)

I have seen others with the same thing so I assume they were pulled down from installer to fix some issues or something? anyway I hope that helps anyone needing info on the jailbreak results!

Comment by Michael on November 13, 2007 @ 9:49 am

@ natnat,

Yep, I noticed the same thing. Also, when I was installing new apps, I got a “running out of free space” message which I thought was interesting because I had not installed that much.

So, I SSHed into my iPhone and noticed that there are two areas that had a lot of stuff (perhaps duplicated) under:
- private/var/root
- var/root

I’m not a Unix person so those just might be symbolic links. Anyone have insight?

Perhaps, there is some kind of “clean up” that needs to be run in order to ensure there is no left over stuff from the jailbreak/migration. I could be wrong though…

-HTD

Comment by Michelle on November 14, 2007 @ 10:17 pm

I got up to the part where I opened up the jailbreak.jar file and I received an error when I clicked on jailbreak at the bottom. The error says that my iphone can not connect to your device and to restart. I am on a macbook 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. What do i do. I feel so close but so far….Any help would be Sooo appreciated. Thanks!

Comment by Michael on November 14, 2007 @ 10:29 pm

@ Michelle,

First, I would recommend that you read through the next post where I was actually successful at this process. I realize that there are a lot of comments at the end of the post, but I would recommend reading through them. You need to install the “libreadline.5.2.dylib” as described.
The post is at: http://weblog.techdad.net/2007/11/12/iphone-jailbreaking-112-this-time-it-worked/

Let me know if you have questions.

-HTD

Comment by john on November 18, 2007 @ 2:37 pm

Ok-What do i type in for my adniastartive password?

Comment by Michael on November 19, 2007 @ 9:32 am

@ John,

The administrative password is the one that you use on your Mac when you install programs.

-HTD

Comment by Bart on November 19, 2007 @ 6:09 pm

After running jailbreak.jar, the phone is still unactivated, the only additional info I have is the jailbreak.jar output:

….
255852544/314572800
260046848/314572800
matched: 1
264241152/314572800
268435456/314572800
matched: 0
272629760/314572800
276824064/314572800
281018368/314572800
285212672/314572800
289406976/314572800
293601280/314572800
297795584/314572800
301989888/314572800
306184192/314572800
310378496/314572800
314572800/314572800
Writing flash image…
314572800/314572800

Comment by Michael on November 20, 2007 @ 8:02 am

@ Bart,

Interesting. I retried all of my steps and put it into this post with lots of details (and there are lots of comments). There was also a later release of the jailbreak application that I mentioned in this post.
Where are you at in the process? Did you do all of the prerequisites?
Let me know and I will try to help!
-HTD

Comment by Bart on November 20, 2007 @ 2:20 pm

I have an unlocked (iPhone elite) 04.02.13_G modem firmware that gives me a working phone at version 1.0.2, I can get it to upgrade and jailbreak to 1.1.1. Octoprep it, the update to 1.1.2 comes back. jailbreak.jar runs, patches something (no idea what the matched 0, matched 1 means). But the phone stays inactivated

Comment by Michael on November 20, 2007 @ 2:32 pm

@ Bart,

Very odd. That is the same firmware version that I have. And you have tried soft-resetting it? After the jailbreak, I believe that it reboots itself twice.

When you had it jailbroken at 1.1.1, was it activated? Because when I went through the process, at the 1.1.1 step, it would not activate, nor connect to cell towers until I did the update to 1.1.2.

Sorry I can’t help you more…

-HTD

Comment by j on December 22, 2007 @ 4:32 pm

OKTOPREP ERROR SOLVED!
(for me at least)
I changed the iPhone’s Language from English to Italian (or whatever) and Jailbreak.rar did not give me the Oktoprep not installed error.
Pretty ridiculous, I even had to run Jaildreak from a newly created OS X user account.
But so far so good.

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