Apple Downgrade 4.0 to 3.1.3 ?

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Can someone tell me how to downgrade from 4.0 to 3.1.3

i have those shsh blobs thing

also i have looked over 100 pages and 20 videos to do this i always get a goddamn 3194 ERROR CODE
im going mental please someone reply

i've tried editing the host file, deleting the umbrella code im just really pissed
so im using the temp to find the answer

someone just tell me
 
Here's a guide Lifehacker wrote, when iOS 4 was just released, in theory it should work for all iOS devices...except of course the iPhone 4
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Hope it works
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http://lifehacker.com/5572003/how-to-downg...-your-iphone-3g-from-ios-4-to-ios-313
 
Odd... the iPod touch 2G only requires SHSH blobs for 4.0 and higher. Just a simple DFU restore should suffice.

If it's still not working, try using an older version of iTunes, like 9.1.1.
 
ill try it now

god i wasted my weekend trying to do this


nope it dosent work that was the first thing i tried always get the evil 3194 goddamn code

i read something about apple stopped signing them, is that the problem?
 
Looked more into your issue, and apparently a downgrade to 3.1.2 is likely to work. (The only big difference between 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 is that Apple patched an exploit in 3.1.3. But if you still want 3.1.3, I'm pretty sure an update to 3.1.3 would work.)

To my knowledge, Apple never used an SHSH implementation for iPod touch 2G and iOS 3.x.
 
Dialexio said:
Odd... the iPod touch 2G only requires SHSH blobs for 4.0 and higher. Just a simple DFU restore should suffice.

If it's still not working, try using an older version of iTunes, like 9.1.1.

i cant because my ipod is 4.0 and needs the new itunes to function

i tried to downgrade to 3.1.2 but it dosent work
 
The iPod shouldn't require iTunes 9.2(.1) if it's in DFU mode.

Did you get the same error number when trying to use 3.1.2?
 
Dialexio said:
The iPod shouldn't require iTunes 9.2(.1) if it's in DFU mode.

Did you get the same error number when trying to use 3.1.2?


yeah im going to do that now
i know its going to work with that but i realised i have ALOT of apps so i had to update (for the 5th time) and this time ill save the apps somewhere

nope it dosent work
 
okay i did something and now it says
The Ipod could not be restored. The device is not eligible for the request build.
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Downgrade your iTunes version to 9.1.1 (you can get every version from FileHippo.com) then try to restore to both 3.1.3 then 3.1.2. Have your hosts file edited to allow you to use your Cydia SHSH blobs as well. I had to downgrade my iTunes to get my iPod Touch back to 3.1.3.
 
i have itunes 9.1.1 and it STILL dosent work
is it just me or is my ipod refusing to restore?
 
I think your iPod hates you. But you can jailbreak iOS 4 now with JailbreakMe.com so go ahead and re-install iTunes 9.2.1 and have your iPod restored to 4.0, then go to JailbreakMe.com on your iPod's mobile Safari and follow the only step there. Bam! You're done.
 
I had the exact same problem as you but I could not find anything to work so I just stuck with 4.0 and jailbroke and it's pretty good
 
I had a problem updating a few days ago so I don't know if this will be much use to you but after I done this it worked fine;
Open notepad as administrator and navigate to Drive letter:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc (this may differ depending on operating system) and open the hosts file, there should be a 127.0.0.1 gs.apple.com, and it might look like this
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See there is no gap between the # and 127.0.0.1 gs.apple.com, click between it and press the tab and it should separate them, save the file and then try restoring, hope this works for you.
 
well the easy way to do that is delete everything and write because # means ignore
any ways no luck im going to start mixing up the files in the ipsw
 

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