hello! About the updates ios 5.0 and 5.1 I noticed some strangeness on my iPad: from some days can not stream certain types of movies. I'm sure this depends on some error in the firmware of the iPad, which also has other minor problems. So I decided to restore the ios, or at least upgrade from version 5.0.1 to 5.1. I have a ipad 2 32 gb gsm, with jailbreak. I followed all the methods listed in the forum: I used redsn0w, tiny umbrella and itunes, but there is always a mistake. Checking between the various info and preference, I discovered that there is a mismatch between the version of my ios (5.1) and the reference number (9A405). I saved my SHSH from version 5.0. I want to update / restore my iPad 2 without losing the jailbreak. Any suggestions? Did you ever hear anything like that?

Originally Posted by Acaro

hello! About the updates ios 5.0 and 5.1 I noticed some strangeness on my iPad: from some days can not stream certain types of movies. I'm sure this depends on some error in the firmware of the iPad, which also has other minor problems. So I decided to restore the ios, or at least upgrade from version 5.0.1 to 5.1. I have a ipad 2 32 gb gsm, with jailbreak. I followed all the methods listed in the forum: I used redsn0w, tiny umbrella and itunes, but there is always a mistake. Checking between the various info and preference, I discovered that there is a mismatch between the version of my ios (5.1) and the reference number (9A405). I saved my SHSH from version 5.0. I want to update / restore my iPad 2 without losing the jailbreak. Any suggestions? Did you ever hear anything like that?

The first question that must be asked is - do you have the SHSH blobs for iOS 5.0.1 or 5.1.1? You can only restore to an iOS version for which you have the blobs. Those are the only versions of iOS 5 that can be jail broken on the iPad2.

Marilyn

My ipad 3 I just updated about a week ago and it just keeps switching off every 2 minutes I've reformatted it restored it to factory setting keeps doing the same

Have you considered making a Genius appointment at an Apple Store? They could tell you if it's a hardware problem or not. If it is, is's covered under warranty. Make sure to do a backup of the iPad before taking it in, as you would get another iPad in exchange if the problem is a warranty issue. You then set up the replacement from the backup you made.