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Tip: if you SSH to /var/root/Library/Lockdown/activation_records and delete wildcard_ist, the next time you reboot your phone, it will ask for activation again, thus allowing you to easily put in an AT&T sim and activate with iTunes open – this should allow you to skip the restore and re-jailbreaking steps if you already are in that state.
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Update 2 (6/24/09): If you have an AT&T sim lying around (activated or not), you can try this method to get push working on iPhone 3G’s (from user “l1ceo1l” on macrumor’s forums): If you have ANY problems after upgrading: restore and setup as a new phone, this will fix 90% of the problems.
Old 2.x backups seem to cause some or all of the following: Poor battery life, unstable ultrasn0w connection, and unable to launch apps.In many cases, restoring your old iTunes iPhone backup will cause problems – especially if the backup was made from jailbroken phones.Either Push stops working or your signal becomes unstable once you enter the MMS settings in. Some users are reporting that you cannot have Push and MMS setup at the same time using ultrasn0w.To get push working on your iPhone 3G, you must activate with any AT&T Sim.Push is broken if you hacktivated your phone (2G or 3G).So here is what I’ve learned over the past few days about 3.0, jailbreaking, and unlocking:
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If you are having any troubles, whether poor battery life, unstable connection, etc I suggest doing a full restore and setting it up as a new phone.Īnother problem some users faced is the unstable T-mobile signal with ultrasn0w, which seemed to originate from MMS settings in conjunction with a backup restore. So many problems seem to originate from restoring your old phone backup, ESPECIALLY if it was jailbroken before. I did everything to try to diagnose the problem, and it seemed that a full restore did the trick. The battery drainage was above the roof, it would lose a percentage every minute or so – basically draining the battery within two hours. Update 3 (6/24/09 6PM EST): I was still having a plethora of problems with my jailbroken 3.0 phone on T-mobile. Another user commented that he also noticed high drainage after using A2DP.
I believe that before I noticed drainage the first time (2 days ago), I also tested the A2DP streaming. Right before I noticed the battery drainage, I tested out A2DP on my car stereo system with streaming music.
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I’ll do more tests and update later.Įdit: I think I may have found a cause for the insane battery drainage: bluetooth A2DP. This is a pretty big bug to have missed the beta testing, so it is either a) personal phone problem, b) jailbreaking problem, or c) SBSettings toggle bug. When I shut it off, I no longer have that problem. I LOSE battery charge even when plugged in when bluetooth is enabled. Update 4 (6/25/09 8PM EST): My battery drainage problems seems to originate from bluetooth. If you are decided that you want to try setting up your phone as a new phone after jailbreaking but want to keep all your SMS, notes, bookmarks, calendars, and mail accounts, please read and follow BigBoss’ 3.0 Preparation Guide prior to setting up as a new phone.
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