Pwning iPhone Firmware 2.0.1

iPhone firmware 2.0.1 has been out for a few days now and sports a good amount of bugfixes. One espicially good fix is the keyboard lag that many people experienced in firmware 2.0. Well this new firmware should fix that problem.

Here is how to get to firmware 2.0.1 using windows on a 1st generation iPhone.

Files Needed:

  1. WinPwn 2.0.0.4
  2. Bootloader 3.6 & 4.6 Files
  3. iPhone Firmware 2.0.1

Step 1: Launch WinPwn and click the Browse .ipsw button. Select the firmware 2.0.1 you downloaded above.

Step 2: Once this is done, click the IPSW Builder button. Choose the settings you want in the window that appears.

Step 3: Once you have all the settings you want click the Build .ipsw and select where you want to save the new custom firmware. Now the custom firmware will be built, this may take a few minutes.

Step 4: Once the custom firmware is done, click the iPwner button. It will ask you for the custom firmware file so choose that file once it asks.

Step 5: Once your firmware is Pwned, Put your iPhone into DFU mode. To do so:

- Press and hold the Home and Sleep Button together

- Once the screen turns off, wait for 2 seconds and let go off the sleep button

- Keep holding the Home button until your PC recognizes the iPhone in DFU mode.

Step 6: In iTunes Shift+Click the Restore button and find the custom IPSW Firmware file you created.

Step 7: The restore will start. You should see bootneuter automatically come up and run once the process is complete.

Enjoy your newly updated iPhone & don’t forget to drop us a line if you found this helpful :tup:

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