Not on Betas, that's the case for GM Releases. For beta your phone need to have a Developers certificated.
No, if you can find the ipsw you can install it. It verifies nothing.
Not on Betas, that's the case for GM Releases. For beta your phone need to have a Developers certificated.
No, if you can find the ipsw you can install it. It verifies nothing.
No, if you can find the ipsw you can install it. It verifies nothing.
Are talking about Apple verifing for PAID dev ID or just signed up? If you already signed up but not paid, you don't have access to the beta files. BUT if you have access to the files (torrents), it will allow you to use provided that you enter your dev ID & PW right? Or does it actually check for payment?
I think possibly those who claim it just worked are still running iTunes 9... might be worth a shot
No, if you can find the ipsw you can install it. It verifies nothing.
So my UDID is supposedly registered, but iTunes will not let me activate, stating that my device is not registered as part of the program. Anyone experiencing the same issue?
yes, it check for what you call Payment, its not really payment., it is a developer certificates (with your name, company name, etc, etc), and you can only get a developers cert sign by you and Apple if you are paid developer.
If you don't have access to the beta, then you cannot "Officially" install it.
I've given up, tried to help a few others get it to work but no dice. Some people it has worked for others not and I can't get the specifics of the systems that do but my own.
I have a dev id but I have not paid anything and have not given out my uid or whatever. Dont know why it just went through the verification part on my installation.
I used iTunes 10 when I got mine to work. Are you guys failing trying to RESTORE or trying to UPDATE?I think possibly those who claim it just worked are still running iTunes 9... might be worth a shot
What do I do with my Ipad. i can't restore it back? help
I tried iOS 4.2 Beta 2 on my iPad and it caused a world of trouble.
It's hard to get the beta installed, and it's even harder to get back to 3.2.2 or anything else when you need to do it. The chance of getting stuck in DFU at some point, with an annoyingly long period of being unable to get out of it using all conventional means, is greater than many of us would want to take.
I have a normal, great running iPad 3G on 3.2.2 now, but it was two days getting it back. It took TWO DAYS to get it back. And, yes, I had my hashes stored on Cydia and I still couldn't get it back.
Nobody ever figured out how I got it back using the exact same procedure that failed over a two day period.
I'm just one dumb old man, not any kind of expert iOS hacker, but my sincere counsel is for the great majority of us to wait until iOS 4.2 is officially released, and then use Shatter to jailbreak it if you need something more than 4.2 offers you.
I have ios 4.2 beta 3 installed on my ipad with itunes 10.1.0.10 beta. You need this version of itunes to install 4.2 beta 3. And remember!!! When you do the install with a downloaded ipsw file, click shift + update and not shift + restore!!!
BTW: I'm not a developer and you don't have to be! Just find the ipsw file and the itunes 10.1 beta and you're ready to go. Good luck. ios 4.2 works great!