#Full reset iphone
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what jailbreak
i made checkra1n jailbreak in the first time then i moved to odysseyra1n
and now i don't have any jailbreak because i did a factory reset
so what version are you on now
ios 14.5.1
on iphone 6s yes sorry i forgot to mention that
you shouldn't have
ok so never factory reset to remove a jailbreak
no i removed the jailbreak first
~~rejailbreak with checkra1n then folow this: https://ios.cfw.guide/removing-checkra1n/~~
then i did a factory reset
!t legacyrootfs
Hey @hollow garden, have a look at this!
To revert the jailbreak installation on your device, follow the steps below.
unc0ver
Reboot the device then open unc0ver. Tap the gear icon and enable the "Restore RootFS" toggle, then tap "Restore RootFS" at the main screen.
Chimera / Odyssey/ Taurine
Reboot, open Chimera/Odyssey/Taurine, toggle on "Restore RootFS", then tap "Jailbreak".
checkra1n / Odysseyra1n
Open the checkra1n app on your home screen and tap "Restore System". If the icon has disappeared or you get "Restore Error: General", reboot and re-jailbreak.
palera1n (legacy)
Go to your palera1n folder and type ./palera1n.sh --restorerootfs, then do ./palera1n.sh clean.
If you would like to further remove any remnants left after removing the jailbreak, and you are on iOS 14, you can install varClean14
Note: Since the rootfs is sealed on iOS 15+, it remains the same across all devices. Thus, "Restore rootfs" means practically the same thing as "Remove Jailbreak"
varclean everything
you opened checkra1n and pressed restore system ?
yes
then i did a factory reset
but devicecheck is still triggered so apple detects my phone as modified phone
i will try that thanks !
ok so follow https://ios.cfw.guide/installing-trollstore-trollinstallerx/ to install trollstore then install varclean from above as xrt mentioned
Guide to installing TrollStore via TrollInstallerX
thx !
it's ok but how can i know which files i can remove ?
can i just select all and delete everything ?
yes
doesn't change anything still detected
unless i need to reboot my phone maybe
ok thx i will try that
still doesn't work...
somebody recommended me to do a three u factory reset can it be useful ?
there are
it's saving blobs and restoring
but then sep won't properly if you restore with blobs
is it not just doing a classic reset ?
i need to rejailbreak to save blobs but then how can restore my phone with the blobs without all the jailbreak part
What about wiping it with iTunes?
Guide to using FutureRestore to restore your device
also
!t sepbb
Currently you can restore to the following versions with the latest SEP, baseband, and U1 (if on A13 or newer non-SE iPhone's) for your device: (someone correct this its still worded like the old tag is still here)
For restores on devices that support iOS 15 and Wi-Fi only iPads, you currently must use the latest beta version of FutureRestore, see /tag futurerestore for a link.
that gets rid of the ios version
shouldve jailbroken with linux
it will update to the latest version no ?
yes
it's not really a problem if it's not detected anymore
and if you do that with the spyware tools you mentioned earlier it also will
ok i see
alright then
but i will save blobs first
!t dfu
DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) mode is a mode which allows a device in any condition to be restored to a fresh version of iOS (not to be confused with Recovery Mode). This can also be used to jailbreak using checkra1n and palera1n!
For how to restore in DFU mode, see /tag dfurestore
!t dfurestore
DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) mode is a mode which allows a device in any condition to be restored to a fresh version of iOS (not to be confused with Recovery Mode). You cannot keep data when restoring via DFU and you can only restore to a signed version.
To restore via DFU:
- Enter DFU Mode
- Once you enter DFU, the device should show a black screen.
- Connect the device to a Mac/PC and open Finder/iTunes.
- On the prompt that says "A device has been connected in recovery mode and needs to be restored" press "Restore iPhone" then "Restore and Update.”
Currently you can restore to the following versions with the latest SEP, baseband, and U1 (if on A13 or newer non-SE iPhone's) for your device: (someone correct this its still worded like the old tag is still here)
For restores on devices that support iOS 15 and Wi-Fi only iPads, you currently must use the latest beta version of FutureRestore, see /tag futurerestore for a link.
check here for sep compatibility
ok thx
and saving blobs is a safe way to restore to my actual ios version if anything goes wrong right ?
yes with some caveats
.
shouldve breathed with linux
ok thx
i can't do this part because the file related to windows is not accessible can i skip this step ?
Yes
thx
it can't work it says "no futurerestore executable found"
Download futurerestore
it says use the one in description
No it says
Use the nightly’s in the description
Do you see now
Please read the urls
but on the nightly link there is not any windows executable
but you said i can't use that
oh sorry
but not a problem i have a mac too
i will do that tomorrow
Use the windows computer
The other artifacts are expired
Also
I told you to read the SEP/BB form
so i use the cdn.cryptiiiiic.com file if i have well understood ? sorry if i seem dumb english is not my primary language
it's ok for my phone
i try to restore on 14.5.1 it's possible right ?
no 6s
^
You don’t have to worry about futurerestore then
Idk why I thought it was an iphone 8
Hold on
!t liveboot and also https://ios.cfw.guide/turdusmerula/
Guide to using turdus merula to restore your device
Many jailbreak/iOS tools may require macOS or Linux. If you have a Windows computer you can "live-boot" Linux which allows you to boot (start your PC) into a Linux system directly off a USB flash drive/stick or a SD card without even affecting your main OS ('partition').
To get started, you will need a 8GB+ USB stick and a PC with secure boot disabled.
Disabling Secure Boot
We suggest you use Ubuntu as it's one of the most beginner-friendly distros.
- Download BalenaEtcher for your current OS.
- Download the Linux Mint installation file (.iso file) of your choice.
- Plug your USB stick.
- Open BalenaEtcher, and select the Ubuntu .iso file you just downloaded.
WARNING: "burning" an image WILL erase the USB stick and permanently delete all data. Please make a backup. - Select the USB device you will install Ubuntu on.
- Click 'Flash'.
- After operation is finished, you may boot from it.
Please check your PC manufacturer's details on how to boot from USB devices.
I have no idea why i recommended futurerestore
I was under the impression this was an iphone 8
My bad
np
but i don't really like liveboot i have a mac i will use it
much easier
but thx !
Also the iPhone 6s is A9
yes
np np
Get rid of futurerestore gui it’s not needed at all
Not anymore
Restore via turdus
install arch linux on your iphone that should fix everything
ur so funny
hell yeah i am -_-
yeah so funny bro
read my bio bro it will explain the glaze
