Nevem točno kaj si mislil s "trenutno" naloženim ios, ampak blobsov za 6.0-6.1.2 ne moreš dobiti niti trenutno shranit, čeprav imaš recimo 6.1.2 trenutno na telefonu, da ne bo pomote.

Ker SHSH blobe Cydia prekopira direktno iz apple strani, to je podpis FWja in trenutno apple podpisuje samo 6.1.3 (in 4.1). Tako da ni šans telefon nadgradit bilo kako iz kar koli pred 6 na 6.0-6.1.2.

Dej napiši serijsko številko, pa ti po tem lahko približno povem, ali imaš old bootrom in s tem na voljo untheatered JB za 6.1.3 za 3GS

No pa poglejmo še enkrat.

http://www.saurik.com/id/15

Citiram:

What does this mean for me now? Honestly, due to the various limitations on the exploits we have for the reuse of APTickets, not many users are affected by this issue. First, if you have a recent device, iOS 6 APTickets are entirely useless: you cannot use them to downgrade, you cannot use them to upgrade, you cannot even use them to just restore the version of iOS you are currently running; cached responses for iOS 5 are of general interest, not iOS 6. The set of devices that are able to run iOS 6 and that are also old enough to be subject to this exploit is actually fairly small: only the iPhone 3G[S], iPhone 4, and the 4th generation iPod touch meet these requirements. In particular, no iPad, nor any recent iPhone (not even the iPhone 4S) has any known way to use cached iOS 6 TSS information. This means that 74.2% of Cydia users are not affected at all. Secondly, for the remaining 25.8% of Cydia users for which cached iOS 6 APTickets could be useful, by far the primary purpose is to restore or otherwise recover the version of iOS you are currently running untethered. As an example, a user is currently running 6.1.2 and accidentally upgrades to 6.1.3. Alternatively, they accidentally break their iOS installation so badly that they need to restore. In either of these two use cases, the alternative to an APTicket exploit is to upgrade to iOS 6.1.3; as this scenario is only applicable to people running older devices (those subject to limera1n), iOS 6.1.3 is still jailbreakable (as should all future versions of iOS on these devices), but the result will not be an untethered jailbreak: many users (including myself) really hate using tethered jailbreaks. Thankfully, this situation is actually fairly easily solved: redsn0w has the ability to dump the full TSS information from a device (also using that same limera1n exploit). I thereby encourage users of devices capable of being exploited by limera1n (the iPhone 3G[S], iPhone 4, or 4th generation iPod touch) to download this tool right now and use it to upload complete TSS information.

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