Thank you for your answer. Marilyn. My iPad 1 is currently with untethered jailbreak on iOS 5.0.1. It will not be so
soon that I will do the jailbreak as my iPad has yet to be updated to iOS 5.1.1. Anyway I will keep you posted once
the jailbreak is done.
Perhaps you can enlighten me the advantage the untethered jailbreak of iOS 5.1.1 over iOS 5.0.1.
Best regards.
chia43a
Well, for me, the jail break on iOS 5.1.1 is the only available to me (I have an iPad3). However, I believe that if I still had the iPad1 that I would upgrade that iOS. Mainly because I like to be as current as possible on firmware. I don't like getting caught behind. Usually, I go up to the highest firmware that is jailbreak able.Quote:
Originally Posted by chia43a
Others have said that iOS 5.1.1 is better for battery life. Again, I have no way to test it as I started with iOS 5.1 on the iPad3. But, I am going to move my iPhone 4S up to 5.1.1 (now that the hammering of Cydia has slowed a bit).
Bottom line is, for me, the advantage is that I am on the most current firmware. Hopefully, someone else can tell you the bennies, cause my reason is not really because of the changes.
Regardless, you've got time to move up - there's no rush.
Marilyn
Thanks for your quick response. I agree with you that being able to keep up with the latest development is always very fulfilling as it gives one a sense of achievement .
chia43a
1. I want to go to the latest operating system Apple is offering, as long as I can access Cydia, but at this date; it looks like it's more trouble than it's worth.
2. I actually tried it and I got an error. I know there must be a lot of DEV team fans out there who want to update, but unless you already have 5.1.1 installed; the process is not seamless--Yet.
3. I'll stick with 5.01 for now, and check back here every few days.
4. I really appreciate this site and all the others.
After jailbreaking my iPad3, when I tap on cydia icon the screen blinks but nothing happens. What went wrong?
Try to restart or reset (reboot) the iPad. Then try to OSS on the Cydia icon again.
Good luck and let us know if that works.
Marilyn
P.S. If it doesn't work, all I've read is that you'll have to go back to the beginning: restore a fresh iOS 5.1.1 on it and then try the jail break again...
Try a reset and if still not working try re-jailbreak. If still not you may need t DFU restore to 5.1.1 and re-jailbreak. That's happened to at least a few people on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by fud0gg
It's not difficult at all. This is the easiest jailbreak by far yet. Plan for it to take 3 hours overall but it is not difficult. Granted I went from 4.3.3 to 5.1.1 so for me differences where well worth.Quote:
Originally Posted by 30daytrial
Not sure what you mean by you tried it. As you have to update to 5.1.1 to make it work. Once you are there it's already halfway.
I've reset a few times but nothing has changed. Need to read up on how to restore with DFU and try again.
Thx to those taking time to help.
Have a look at this tutorial: http://www.ipadforums.net/jailbreaking-hacking-tutorials-how-guides/52863-tutorial-failsafe-method-restore-current-version-ios.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by fud0gg
If you run it through exactly as written, you'll end up with a freshly restored iPad running iOS 5.1.1. Then, you can try the jail break again.
Good luck.
Marilyn