andry1234 said:
Ok,
tomorrow I will bring my iPad to the Apple Store, I think they will surely change it..
It seems impossible but I think it had an hardware fault due the Jailbreak...
Nooooo...lol. Jailbreak does not and can not cause any type of hardware failure. User error ;-). If I were u I'd at least try to get it booted up somehow to make ur your iPad is restored and clean of jailbreak. Cause if u give it to them in the state you've been posting about, they will know and see a jailbreak has been done and attempted. Then they will hand it back and say ur warranty is void n they can't do anything. Try to get it working urself. Whatever u do, DON'T TRY TO OPEN IT UP URSELF...lmao. I see, from resding this thread from beginning to end u have had this problem for at least a few days now. I know it can be frustrating. Just keep trying different solutions. Have u tried the hard reset, while the iPad power is off, hold the sleep and home screen button down for like 30 secs. It will seem like a long time but keep holding till it reboots. This is a harder reset thn if done with the power on. If doesn't work the first time, keep trying it. I had a similar problem like u and I did what I described a few times and bam! I got it back to booting up normally. Good luck!
PEOPLE NEW TO JAILBREAKING PLZ READ BELOW, VERY IMPORTANT ;-)
For the record people, PLZ READ UP on the jail breaking process and the proper steps to take to get it done. Problems like this can occur if someone tries to rush it without doing the background research on it or trying to install any and everything from Cydia, not making sure it is compatible with the iPad and your current iOS version. Always backup the iPad before jail breaking so u can restore in case something goes wrong, which is rarely unless the user did something wrong.
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