So I need to SSH into my iPhone but I can only get into recovery mode or DFU mode. Then I discovered I need a ssh ramdisk to get into the. Booting SSH ramdisk on new devices Geohot has recently made his limera1n exploit publicly available: time to update the instructions f. https://indoenergy870.weebly.com/wyclef-jean-the-carnival-zip.html. Cracking tool Password Cracking tool:- it software Successfully run. Download link. Lotus 123 release 5 123r5w download games. Automatic SSH ramdisk creation and loading A runnable JAR archive - works on OS X or Windows; needs 32-bit JRE on Windows. Supported devices.
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Requirements: iPod or iPhone with fw 3.1.2 and intact iBoot (not a DFU-only brick), OR with saved SHSH hashes for 3.1.2.
If your iPhone does not boot and you are too lazy to reinstall everything/have some data that needs to be recovered, this may just work for you. Allows you to copy full disk images among other things.
Update3: Experimental support for 3GS iPhones with 3.1.2 SHSH on file, even with new bootrom.
Ramdisk prep tool (currently Windows version only, needs .NET Framework 4):
http://code.google.com/p/iphonetunnel-usbmuxconnectbyport/downloads/detail?name=RecoveryRamdiskBuilder_rev_2.zip
*Note that you still need a pwned kernelcache (from a pwnageTool generated IPSW)!
Update3: Experimental support for 3GS iPhones with 3.1.2 SHSH on file, even with new bootrom.
Ramdisk prep tool (currently Windows version only, needs .NET Framework 4):
http://code.google.com/p/iphonetunnel-usbmuxconnectbyport/downloads/detail?name=RecoveryRamdiskBuilder_rev_2.zip
*Note that you still need a pwned kernelcache (from a pwnageTool generated IPSW)!
Now we can boot the ramdisk; you can either create an IPSW and do a very timely USB cable disconnect using iTunes, or use iRecovery:
- iRecovery -f 018-6051-014.ssh.dmg
- iRecovery -c ramdisk 0x90000000
- iRecovery -f kernelcache.release.s5l8920x
- iRecovery -c bootx
Note: If you get errors uploading kernelcache, try disconnecting and reconnecting USB cable after issuing 'ramdisk' command. This seems to happen more often with larger ramdisks.
Now you need a custom build of iPhone_tunnel utility to connect to SSH:http://code.google.com/p/iphonetunnel-usbmuxconnectbyport/
Changes made for this custom build:
- Launch iPhone_tunnel, forward remote port 22 as local port 2022 (or 22 on Windows):
./iPhone_tunnel - Connect using SSH: ssh root@localhost -p 2022
Tethered support:
Advanced skills and OS X recommended.
If you have iPhone 3GS with 3.1.2 SHSH on file and new bootrom:
- Replace gs.apple.com with Saurik's server or your local tinyTss.
- Start the DFU mode restore.
- !IMPORTANT! Unplug the USB right after the screen turns white. This happens after iTunes message 'preparing iPhone for restore' which loads iBSS.
- Use the payload here to patch iBSS.
- Now just load ramdisk and kernelcache as usual, then recover your data/fix the system over SSH.
If you don't have SHSH for 3.1.2 saved BUT still have a working iBoot 636.66, it is possible to use a similar payload to load an unsigned ramdisk. If this is your situation, please leave a comment; since I don't have a new bootrom device, I cannot test the required payload myself, but will gladly send it to you in exchange for testing ;-)
Tech details:
restored daemon enables USB MUX kernel module to accept connections, after which we can use standard MobileDevice framework functions for port forwarding. Now we just need to start sshd.
Amd Ramdisk
By replacing /sbin/reboot with sshd and issuing a reboot command to restored we make restored launch sshd
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