iPhone 2.0.2 remains unlocked

by Volker Weber

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Apple updates the iPhone software to 2.0.2. Unlocked iPhones remain unlocked after the upgrade. Cydia and Installer disappear, so you have to jailbreak it again, if you need that.

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Cydia and Installer disappear, so you have to jailbreak it again, if you need that.
Interesting.. and how would you do that? :-)

Pieterjan, that is easy.

Grab some Win32 machine and download QickPwn from www.iphone-dev.org.

Use Quickpwn and select a 2.0.1 firmware package to jailbreak your 2.0.2 iPhone (yeah, no typo).

My 2.0.2 1st gen. iPhone is still unlocked and activated, but now also jailbroken and with cydia (and installer if I would want that).

#Sascha : Doesn't that make it 2.0.1 again ?

Tommy Oustad, 2008-08-20 09:27

@Tommy,

no! QuickPwn != PwnageTool

QuickPwn (also coming from the iPhone Dev Team) just connects to an iPhone and changes the already existing Filesystem. It uses an .ipsw Firmware Package to read out the ramdisk inside and boots that.

You can use QuickPwn and provide it a 2.0.1 firmware and jailbreak your 2.0.2 iPhone (1st. Gen.) with it while the iPhone will still be 2.0.2.

Some on please help me!!!!!! I have an iphone 2.0.2 and it locked me out while I was trying to unlock it! how do I UNLOCK IT?

Joey Bumpus, 2008-08-26 23:54

How do i unlock iphone 2.0.2?
is there a way you can do it for free?

Nadya kurniawan, 2008-09-12 18:24

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