And I swear I will do no harm...

In the picture: Robert Picardo (voyager holographic doctor)

Some facts:

• ZiPhone never bricked an iPhone not even during first personal tests.


• ZiPhone actually repaired many previously bricked iPhones.


• 99% of "bugs" I have been reported are for the same reason.


• ZiPhone never touches internal security data. -i option just fakes them.

You can restore the phone to "refurbished" state just issuing:
ziphone -e

then ziphone -D and do a full restore to any os. (thieves, you are warned!)

Some common mistakes:

iTunes should not be killed. ZiPhone is against violence :)
and just ignores it and it's helper.

OSX users often have vmware running.

ZiPhone and iTunes must run on the same OS.

When doing a full restore with -D option, set

the phone as a new phone in iTunes and sync back

your data. That's the most common mistake.

The reason: data backed up from previous

jailbroken iPhones is wrong for a real 1.1.3 OS.

When you open Installer for the first time,

refresh sources, then install BSD Subsystem

from the System category before installing anything else !

About the "low space issue", there is a utility

you can find in Installer that can move the

application directory to the second iPhone

partition thus allowing you to have has many

application your brain could bear :)

If you want to have the Z icon back after deleting,

there is a 'secret' option that restores only the icon

hint: it was meant for test)

The options of ZiPhone are case sensitive! I did that

on purpose to allow people to focus before issuing

commands and read the usage.

Enough said for now,

Namaste!

Zibri.