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Anyone experiencing upgrade issues with iOS 5?
It wouldn't be an OS update without a few bumps in the road. What have you seen so far? Got a few error codes? (Maybe someone can help.)
Check out this thread as well: gdgt.com/discuss/ios-5-has-been-unleashed-on-the-p...
Check out this thread as well: gdgt.com/discuss/ios-5-has-been-unleashed-on-the-p...
I was getting error code 3200 non-stop for a few hours. Ended up manually downloading the .ipsw file for my 4th-gen iPod Touch from Apple.
- iPhone 3GS - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-8356.20111012.SQRDT...
- iPhone 4 GSM - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-8358.20111012.FFc34...
- iPhone 4 CDMA - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-9743.20111012.vjhfp...
- iPhone 4,1 (4S?) - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-1317.20111012.UVTgr...
- iPad - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-8357.20111012.DTOrM...
- iPad 2 WiFi - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-9618.20111012.Zxb22...
- iPad 2,2 – GSM - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-9619.20111012.y34Nx...
- iPad 2,3 – CDMA - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/041-9620.20111012.pnB4r...
- iPod touch 3G - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/061-8360.20111012.New3w...
- iPod touch 4G - appldnld.apple.com/iPhone4/061-9622.20111012.Evry3...
- Apple TV2 - appldnld.apple.com/AppleTV/061-9621.20111012.Vgijx...
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Download iPhone / iPod IPSW Manually, Restore via iTunes (How-to)
1 - Launch iTunes (make sure iTunes is up-to-date)
2 - Connect device to computer
3 - Select your device in the list (e.g.: Filip’s iPhone)
4 - click the “summary” tab
5 - hold the Alt key (on Mac OS X) / the Shift key (on Windows) and hit “restore” (as shown in the screenshot below)
6 - iTunes will show a dialog allowing you to select the IPSW file you want your device restored to
7- select the IPSW firmware bundle you want to restore to and hit “choose”
8- be patient and wait for the installation process to be completed by iTunes
1 - Launch iTunes (make sure iTunes is up-to-date)
2 - Connect device to computer
3 - Select your device in the list (e.g.: Filip’s iPhone)
4 - click the “summary” tab
5 - hold the Alt key (on Mac OS X) / the Shift key (on Windows) and hit “restore” (as shown in the screenshot below)
6 - iTunes will show a dialog allowing you to select the IPSW file you want your device restored to
7- select the IPSW firmware bundle you want to restore to and hit “choose”
8- be patient and wait for the installation process to be completed by iTunes
Took a few attempts to verify the restore with Apple, but after that it was smooth sailing. Thanks for the tip.
Does this work around only work on Mac? Got a zip file but now ipsw in there, but can see some .dmg's - god I miss my mac.
I got error 3004, taking me here support.apple.com/kb/TS1275. Gets stuck "verifying with apple"
iPhone 4 running stable 4.3.5, updating using iTunes on a computer that is not the one used for syncing, but that should still work. After one more attempt, I'll use my primary machine to restore to last night and try the update with that.
iPhone 4 running stable 4.3.5, updating using iTunes on a computer that is not the one used for syncing, but that should still work. After one more attempt, I'll use my primary machine to restore to last night and try the update with that.
Finally got it. Didn't use the IPSW file, but while I had already updated OSX to 10.7.2, there was another update that I missed. After that, iTunes loaded the new iOS perfectly, then restored my apps while the phone was still running. Kinda interesting to be able to keep using the phone during sync.
2 devices attempted with only one working right now. The working one was after multiple attempts and multiple 3200. The second iPhone is 'restoring' back to original after the upgrade was unable to restore the image. The iPad version is currently downloading on another computer and says it's going to be 3 hours. It's looking like a long night. :-)
Update: Both iPad's went without any issues. Not sure if it's because demand went down or just dumb luck. The iPad 2 is not seeing any issues but our iPad is having Safari problems. iPad and iPhone4 are both having mail crashing issues but this is all stuff for a different question. LOL
Upgrading both my iPhone and iPad took multiple attempts. The iPhone would not update until I downloaded and installed the latest security patches for the Mac. After that I ran into the restore issues other people reported with my iPad. After 3 or 4 attempts, it worked.
I had the same problem with my iPod as well but that was due to an incomplete restore due to my having to shut the power off on my laptop. Apparently iTunes freaked out about something while doing the restore. I fixed the launching issue by just plugin in the iPod after rebooting and letting it finish the restore.
I got error 3200 about 10 times then I got error 3014 once then it finally updated to iOS 5. I just kept trying and trying. After each error, I just click update again. Finally went. Just so you all know.
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Here's a workaround for 3200: obscureport.blogspot.com/2011/10/solution-for-ios-...
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All upgraded now but had lots of problems. iPhone & iPad, started to try upgrade as soon as it was released, no problem downloading the update, but when it came to apply, got a worrying error about not being able to restore and pointing me to a completely useless knowledge base article. This had 5 steps all of which suggested the problem was my fault, Upgrade OS X, Upgrade iTune, disconnect other USB devices, accusation that I had jailbroken (I haven't) and the ultimate, reboot!.
Careful observation of the status window at the top of iTunes showed that the update was actually failing when it tried to contact Apple's activation servers.
Tried again at 6:00 GMT and it worked - it's a good job that my Broadband is not capped though, as between two macs, 1 iPhone and iPad, I have downloaded around 4GB (including the iPhoto upgrade,) - still need to upgrade the Apple TV, but I think I'll save that for later.
Careful observation of the status window at the top of iTunes showed that the update was actually failing when it tried to contact Apple's activation servers.
Tried again at 6:00 GMT and it worked - it's a good job that my Broadband is not capped though, as between two macs, 1 iPhone and iPad, I have downloaded around 4GB (including the iPhoto upgrade,) - still need to upgrade the Apple TV, but I think I'll save that for later.
I just attempted to upgrade my iPad 2 to the iOS 5 final release (was running an older beta and not the GM) and just apparently lost everything. It tried to restore from a previous backup, but it didn't do anything. Lost all folders, apps, settings, everything on it. Sigh.
Guess it's nice to start from scratch every once in awhile. But really, this is really obnoxious.
Guess it's nice to start from scratch every once in awhile. But really, this is really obnoxious.
I had a similar problem. Just give it a few more tries. They authorization servers at Apple are apparently overloaded.
I had issues earlier in the day but when I tried later in the evening (about 6 or 7 pm) I was able to upgrade both my iPhone and iPad without issue other than the length of time the upgrade took after the update had downloaded. It took me about 6 hours total.
iPhone 3Gs crashed during update so I had to restore from backup, resync, fix my apps / folder / settings then upgrade... after all that the IOS 5 upgrade hosed all my app settings and folder structures. Fixed everything... then plugged into my macbook pro (upgraded with iMac) so I could get all my podcasts off the laptop and the MBP hosed my apps settings again. Ugh. Long night.
I used it as a chance to remove any apps that I did not really use in prep for the switch to the iPhone 4s tomorrow morning.
iPad updated directly from my MBP and had no issues... retained all settings / folders.
I used it as a chance to remove any apps that I did not really use in prep for the switch to the iPhone 4s tomorrow morning.
iPad updated directly from my MBP and had no issues... retained all settings / folders.
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