Revamped version of the iPhone 3G with faster processing speeds. Repair of this device is similar to the 3G, and requires simple screwdrivers and prying tools. Model A1303 / 16 or 32 GB capacity / black or white plastic back.
Ok i replaced my battery and now when i try to restore i get error 29. My battery that i took out was a apn 616-0431 and i replaced with a 616-0428. Am i getting this error because they dont match? i replaced the board too so how do i know what the apn is?
Jared, try this first.
"1. Download iRecovery for Windows and LibUsb-Win32. You may have to google for the download link (I usually use iReb for my ipods;-)
2. Install libusb from the pack if you are a Windows user. Mac users may skip this step.
3. Open Terminal/Console. Here's how. Click Start button > Click Run > Type cmd.
4. On the Terminal, type iRecovery -s
There are cases when the terminal cannot recognize your device. This happened to me. If this happens, open the libusb. Re-try step 4.
5. Execute the following commands.
setenv auto-boot true
saveenv
/exit
6. Reboot your iPhone by holding home + sleep for 10 seconds." unknown author gets credit...keep it in a notepad file so you have it for the future :-)
Also, check this Is my error 29 caused by incompatible APN 616-0431? it might help you out to see if it is your battery.
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i didnt bother i had another spare brand new battery apn 616-0433 and it stopped giving me error 29 now i get error 1015 what do you think i should do?
by Jared
Try this first.Go ahead and use iReb and kick it out of recovery. After that check this forum and see if that makes sense. Not an uncommon error...;-) What OS are you using on your computer. Windoze or Mac?
by oldturkey03
im using windows
by Jared
Okay Jared so go ahead and try iReb and see if it will work for you.
by oldturkey03
alrighty what do i do on ireb?
by Jared
Here is the link for the How to :-) http://jaxov.com/2011/04/download-ireb-r... and here is a video http://methdrugaddiction.com/89906/fix-r...
by oldturkey03
i did it and now i end up with error 21
by Jared
Turn the phone off, unplug it from the computer, hold down the home button and continue to hold it down while plugging the phone back into the computer. Wait until you get the "connect to itunes" message and try again and read more about it on here http://iphoneindia.gyanin.com/2009/10/07... I would also run ireb again and see what happens. I know, PITA but....give it a try. One more thing I just looked at is to create a new user account in System Preferences:Accounts with administrator privileges. Restart computer and log into the newly created account.
by oldturkey03
i think im just gonna wait because i currently have no lcd in it im still waiting for my replacement lol just wanted the software issue fixed before it got here
by Jared
AAAARRRRGGHHHH lol okay that might be a good idea :-) Let us know when you got it ready to be finished....
by oldturkey03
sorry bout that oldturkey
by Jared
No problem my friend, no problem at all. :-)
by oldturkey03
For the heck of it i tryed it one more time using ireb and my custom 4.3.3 firmware and it worked!!! Thanks a lot old turkey ;)
by Jared
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