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If yesterday was happy update day, as the iPhone Dev Team proclaimed, then today must be happy updated update day as PwnageTool 2.0.3.1 not only appears but also appears to work...
The iPhone Dev Team briefly released the
latest version of its jailbreak tool yesterday, then took it away
again. Now it's back and working properly.
PwnageTool 2.0.3 should have been a proud moment
for the iPhone Dev Team, what with it providing the much awaited
jailbreak capability for iPhone 2.0.2 users. Should have, could have,
but didn't.
Actually, that is not quite true. It did what it said on the box as far
as the iPhone is concerned but iTouch users found things heading
towards the shape of a pear. "We’ve had some issues with iPod touch
devices and the latest version of PwnageTool for the Mac" the iPhone
Dev Team said.
Those issues being that under certain conditions incorrect permissions
were being used, oh and the small matter of the keychain not saving
passwords didn't help either.
The iPhone Dev Team were damn quick to get on the case though, living
up to their promise to push out the updated version via Sparkle as soon
as it was tested.
Talking of testing, the team also reported some problems with the
Windows Beta of QuickPwn, and have provided an update to fix issues
that have been annoying 64-bit Windows users.
So what do you get with PwnageTool 2.0.3.1 now that it is out and
working? As well as the firmware 2.0.2 5C1 support, there is an updated
Installer.app beta as well as a new .de localization for German users.
As far as Windows QuickPwn 150 Beta, that gets a revised GUI from
Poorlad with much tighter integration into the updated QuickPwn
executable. It fixes problems with YouTube and provides BootNeuter
support for 2G iPhone unlocking.
The iPhone Dev Team do not recommend users play with virtualisation
though as there are still problems with how it handles USB resets.
David Bass
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