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== Get your ECID == |
== Get your ECID == |
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| − | * Windows: use [[http://difrnt.com/blog/?p=25 ECID Grabber]] Tool or [[http://www.dimosoft.com/webboard/?document_srl=594 iPhone Information Reader Extendded Ver 1.0E]] Tool ( Korean Language Only ) |
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+ | *Put your device in [[Recovery Mode|Recovery]] or [[DFU]] mode. |
| + | *Open System Profiler. (in /Applications/Utilities/) |
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| − | ** Recovery Mode: <pre>iProduct: "Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode)"</pre> <pre>iSerialNumber: "CPID:8920 CPRV:15 CPFM:03 SCEP:03 BDID:00 ECID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX IBFL:01 SRNM:[XXXXXXXXXXX] IMEI:[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]"</pre> |
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| + | *In the sidebar, go to "USB" (in the "Hardware" section) |
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| − | ** DFU: <pre>iProduct: "Apple Mobile Device (DFU Mode)"</pre> <pre>iSerialNumber: "CPID:8920 CPRV:15 CPFM:03 SCEP:03 BDID:00 ECID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SRTG:[iBoot-XXX.X.X]"</pre> |
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| + | *Under "Serial Number", there should be a part called "ECID". There you go. |
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| + | ===WIndows Instructions=== |
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| + | * Use [http://difrnt.com/blog/?p=25 ECID Grabber] Tool or [http://www.dimosoft.com/webboard/?document_srl=594 iPhone Information Reader Extendded Ver 1.0E] Tool (Korean Only) |
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| + | * Read USB device info when Apple Device in connected in Recovery Mode or DFU mode |
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| + | ** Recovery Mode: <pre>iProduct: "Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode)"</pre> <pre>iSerialNumber: "CPID:XXXX CPRV:15 CPFM:03 SCEP:03 BDID:00 ECID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX IBFL:01 SRNM:[XXXXXXXXXXX] IMEI:[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]"</pre> |
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| + | ** DFU: <pre>iProduct: "Apple Mobile Device (DFU Mode)"</pre> <pre>iSerialNumber: "CPID:XXXX CPRV:15 CPFM:03 SCEP:03 BDID:00 ECID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SRTG:[iBoot-XXX.X.X]"</pre> |
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== ECID Caching == |
== ECID Caching == |
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Revision as of 04:05, 14 April 2010
The Exclusive Chip ID or ECID, is an identifier unique to every unit.
ECID looks like this: 00000XXXXXXXXXXX
Contents
The Img3 Tag
With the iPhone 3GS, the ECID tag with your ECID is put in the signature checked section of every firmware file, and sent to Apple's servers for re-signing to get a valid SHSH.
The implication of this is Apple has been disallowing downgrades (even via DFU) on newer devices when a new firmware version is released.
Get your ECID
Mac Instructions
- Put your device in Recovery or DFU mode.
- Open System Profiler. (in /Applications/Utilities/)
- In the sidebar, go to "USB" (in the "Hardware" section)
- Under "Serial Number", there should be a part called "ECID". There you go.
WIndows Instructions
- Use ECID Grabber Tool or iPhone Information Reader Extendded Ver 1.0E Tool (Korean Only)
- Read USB device info when Apple Device in connected in Recovery Mode or DFU mode
- Recovery Mode:
iProduct: "Apple Mobile Device (Recovery Mode)"
iSerialNumber: "CPID:XXXX CPRV:15 CPFM:03 SCEP:03 BDID:00 ECID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX IBFL:01 SRNM:[XXXXXXXXXXX] IMEI:[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]"
- DFU:
iProduct: "Apple Mobile Device (DFU Mode)"
iSerialNumber: "CPID:XXXX CPRV:15 CPFM:03 SCEP:03 BDID:00 ECID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SRTG:[iBoot-XXX.X.X]"
- Recovery Mode:
ECID Caching
Saurik has developed his own server that has been designed to 'cache' every signature that Apple has given you. Rather than being 'live' and talking directly to Apple's servers, it retrieves on file results.
To use this server, open up your hosts file and add the following line
74.208.105.171 gs.apple.com
Now, when iTunes thinks it is talking to Apple, it is talking to Cydia instead. Doing this will allow iTunes to access signatures already stored by Cydia's "on file" feature. This server will also act as a cache for any SHSH blobs it hasn't seen, acting as an intermediary to Apple's server. This effectively registers your device with the "on file" mechanism, which means you can now enjoy the protections of being able to downgrade your firmware in the future even if you aren't jailbroken.
