The 24kpwn LLB patch...aka untethered

Discussion in 'iPod touch 2G Jailbreak: redsn0w, 24kpwn, etc.' started by MuscleNerd, Mar 10, 2009.

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  1. Bi0hAzArD Member

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    Wow, this is great, but so horrible. Greedy companies always tear great homebrew communities apart with their prices on things. I hope there is still a way to get this running on the next iphone. I wouldn't want the next gen iphone users to wait as long as we did.
    Bi0hAzArD, Mar 10, 2009
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  2. Tom_fn New Member

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    MuscleNerd you... MuscleNerd you are... ohh sorry i am crying...

    MuslcleNerd you are ZEUS the gods of the gods, not joking
    Tom_fn, Mar 10, 2009
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  3. MuscleNerd Member

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    Go right ahead...I'm sure plenty of people would use it :) Especially the nor-only version.

    (When I say "just drop it in", I'm directing more at everyone like you who has learned how all these pieces fit together :) )
    MuscleNerd, Mar 10, 2009
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  4. madcowz New Member

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    Holy motherf**k! Yaay!
    madcowz, Mar 10, 2009
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  5. jfb392 New Member

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    No, it doesn't recognize the 2G as a valid device.
    You could easily snatch the ramdisk it creates for a 1G though from your temp files, gut it, insert the patched images created by PwnageTool or XPwn into /nor, then resign it using the correct ramdisk key/IV.

    You would then send 0wnboot (or something similiar), execute it, then either send the ramdisk to the device in DFU mode (using iRecovery [or again, something similar], execute "ramdisk", send the patched kernel, then "bootx"), or throw it into a minimal IPSW consisting of the ramdisk and typical boot images such as iBoot.
    You can then restore to this IPSW; when you see the Pwnapple guy, you can unplug your iPod and force quit iTunes.
    jfb392, Mar 10, 2009
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  6. breakkdown New Member

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    wow. 53 posts in 17 minutes.
    breakkdown, Mar 10, 2009
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  7. michaelsipod New Member

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    so, could i just stick this file in my custom firmware? like, open the ispw with winrar and stick in the right folder?
    michaelsipod, Mar 10, 2009
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  8. MuscleNerd Member

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    This exploit is forever useable on all existing iPod Touch 2G devices. It takes a tiny bit of massage for each new firmware, but the exploit itself is set in stone.
    MuscleNerd, Mar 10, 2009
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  9. madcowz New Member

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    No put it in PwnageTool/XPwn
    madcowz, Mar 10, 2009
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  10. michaelsipod New Member

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    to make the custom ispw i use the same method as tether jb?
    michaelsipod, Mar 10, 2009
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