1. Open Terminal and cd to your xPwn directory
2. Type dfu-util
3. Drag your custom ipsw to your xPwn folder
4. Now type "dfu-util (iPhone/iPod version) (name of custom ipsw file).ipsw" without the quotes. Do NOT press enter!!
5. Plug in your iPhone/iPod and put it into DFU mode
6. Press enter and open iTunes
7. Restore to your custom ipsw
Cara Kedua:
had same problem, here's what worked for me:
1) disconnected "iBricked" iPhone from desktop computer (it was showing the logo with the plug at the bottom)
2) rebooted, connected to my WINXP loaded laptop w/ Itunes
3) iPhone was recognized, "iBoot" drivers automatically installed (this did not happen on my original desktop which kept giving me the "install recovery mode drivers" popup with no drivers anywhere to be found on the PC)
4) Itunes opened automatically on laptop, I clicked "restore" in itunes after it identified the iphone was in recovery mode.
5) iPhone software update was automatically downloaded, phone was restored
6) Disconnected after canceling backup from laptop
7) Connected phone to Desktop, restored software backup from prior to applying the upgrade initially via the desktop
8) phone successfully updated and restored.
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