Hacking Very quick Q about 6.60 PRO-B9

[keke_keke]

If I decide I just want to use OFW, can I safely ignore the CFW or should I find out how to uninstall it first (before I next update OFW, or whatever)?

 

[s4mid4re]

6.60 PRO-B9 and every other pro are temporary hacks (although 6.20 has a permanent patch, if you want it). When ever you cold boot (boot from a shut-down; not to be mistaken with sleep/standby mode), it'll boot into OFW. From there, you'll be able to boot into the hack by loading a homebrew called fast recovery. You'll be able to boot into OFW whenever you want.

If you're going to update, to a newer OFW (currently, there's nothing higher than 6.60 though), you don't have to uninstall because PRO doesn't over-write stuff on your flash, iirc. But if you want to uninstall, it doesn't take that long.

 

[keke_keke]

Thanks

 

[Rydian]

You only need to worry if you installed a permanent patch so it always boots into CFW, but that's usually undone by just running the patcher again and selecting to remove it.

 

[Nameless_Rook]

6.60 PRO-B9 and every other pro are temporary hacks (although 6.20 has a permanent patch, if you want it). When ever you cold boot (boot from a shut-down; not to be mistaken with sleep/standby mode), it'll boot into OFW. From there, you'll be able to boot into the hack by loading a homebrew called fast recovery. You'll be able to boot into OFW whenever you want.

If you're going to update, to a newer OFW (currently, there's nothing higher than 6.60 though), you don't have to uninstall because PRO doesn't over-write stuff on your flash, iirc. But if you want to uninstall, it doesn't take that long.

May I have a question? How do you uninstall 6.60 pro b9?

 

[SCOTT0852]

How do you uninstall 6.60 pro b9?

1) this thread is 7 years old
2) why exactly do you want to? rebooting into stock is enough to go back to ofw.