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From: Sak Wathanasin on 16 Jul 2010 04:03 ... is here. Painless installation on my 3G (I was expecting the worst). *Seems* a little faster: settings comes up in 3 secs, camera in 4 (+/- 2 as I was using the wristwatch to time it). As to whether it's done anything for the iPh-4, I'm sure one of you will let us know.
From: Martin S Taylor on 16 Jul 2010 05:07 Sak Wathanasin wrote > .. is here. Painless installation on my 3G (I was expecting the > worst). *Seems* a little faster: settings comes up in 3 secs, camera > in 4 (+/- 2 as I was using the wristwatch to time it). As to whether > it's done anything for the iPh-4, I'm sure one of you will let us > know. Complete mess on my iPhone 4. "Unknown error: 1004". Phone now stuck in recovery mode, and having a hell of a job getting it working again. MST
From: Martin S Taylor on 16 Jul 2010 05:51 Martin S Taylor wrote > Sak Wathanasin wrote >> .. is here. Painless installation on my 3G (I was expecting the >> worst). *Seems* a little faster: settings comes up in 3 secs, camera >> in 4 (+/- 2 as I was using the wristwatch to time it). As to whether >> it's done anything for the iPh-4, I'm sure one of you will let us >> know. > > Complete mess on my iPhone 4. "Unknown error: 1004". Phone now stuck in > recovery mode, and having a hell of a job getting it working again. Aha! It was because I'd modified /etc/hosts to update iOS 3 via Saurik's repository. Even though I'd only jailbroken a different phone using a different operating system I still got problems. All sorted now. As to whether there's any difference in performance, I can't say I've noticed anything yet. MST
From: Sak Wathanasin on 16 Jul 2010 05:58 On 16 July, 10:51, Martin S Taylor <m...(a)hRyEpMnOoVtEiTsHm.cIo.uSk> wrote: > Martin S Taylor wrote > > > Sak Wathanasin wrote > >> .. is here. Painless installation on my 3G (I was expecting the > >> worst). *Seems* a little faster: settings comes up in 3 secs, camera > >> in 4 (+/- 2 as I was using the wristwatch to time it). As to whether > >> it's done anything for the iPh-4, I'm sure one of you will let us > >> know. > > > Complete mess on my iPhone 4. "Unknown error: 1004". Phone now stuck in > > recovery mode, and having a hell of a job getting it working again. > > Aha! It was because I'd modified /etc/hosts to update iOS 3 via Saurik's > repository. Even though I'd only jailbroken a different phone using a > different operating system I still got problems. All sorted now. > > As to whether there's any difference in performance, I can't say I've noticed > anything yet. Presumably the iPh4 is fast enough that you wouldn't have noticed any performance problems anyway, but has it helped with the holding-the- phone-kills-the-signal problem?
From: Jim on 16 Jul 2010 06:09
Sak Wathanasin <sw(a)nan.co.uk> wrote: > Presumably the iPh4 is fast enough that you wouldn't have noticed any > performance problems anyway, but has it helped with the holding-the- > phone-kills-the-signal problem? The word on the web is "no, but it wasn't intended to". It was more to stop it misrepresenting the signal strength indicator bars. If you were getting dropped calls before, this won't have cured it. Jim -- "Microsoft admitted its Vista operating system was a 'less good product' in what IT experts have described as the most ambitious understatement since the captain of the Titanic reported some slightly damp tablecloths." http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/ |