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FutureRestore error 44 on a Valid APTicket

Open dallasgroot opened this issue 6 years ago • 15 comments

Hey there, first off, here is my debug log from future restore

I have an iPhone 8 10,4 D201AP I've verified my APTicket (shsh2) file using 1conans online checker and comes out valid

when I run the following command ./futurerestore -d -t blobs.shsh2 --latest-baseband -p BuildManifest.plist -s sep-firmware.d201.RELEASE.im4p -m BuildManifest.plist 11.3.1.ipswFuturerestore will start doing its thing past the nonce and fails when it checks the apticket telling me it isn't valid, when indeed it is...

I searched through the BuildManifest plist file and moved my device to to top and still no luck.... anyone able to help me or know of a fix for this issue?

iPhone 8 11.3b6 - 11.3.1 iOS 11.3b6 Sep iOS 11.3.1 ipsw

dallasgroot avatar Jun 13 '18 00:06 dallasgroot

Me Too! iPhone 8 Plus ! Tell me how to solve this problem,Please!

xybp888 avatar Jun 15 '18 08:06 xybp888

Same here. Debug info:

checking APTicket to be valid for this restore...
Verified ECID in APTicket matches device ECID
checking APTicket to be valid for this restore...
Verified ECID in APTicket matches device ECID
[Error] findAnyBuildidentityForFilehash: can't find digest for key=SE,Bootloader. i=1
[Error] im4m_buildidentity_check_cb: can't find any identity which matches all hashes inside IM4M
[Error] getBuildIdentityForIM4M: found buildidentiy, but can't read information
[Error] BuildIdentity selected for restore does not match APTicket

BuildIdentity selected for restore:
BuildNumber : 15E302
BuildTrain : Emet
DeviceClass : d20ap
FDRSupport : YES
RestoreBehavior : Erase
Variant : Customer Erase Install (IPSW)

BuildIdentiy valid for the APTicket:
IM4M is not valid for any restore within the Buildmanifest
This APTicket can't be used for restoring this firmware
[Error] APTicket can't be used for this restore
Done: restoring failed.
Failed with errorcode=-44

Using ios 11.2.1 => ios 11.3.1 Blobs are verified

PassiveModding avatar Jun 20 '18 07:06 PassiveModding

Edit the plist found on the 11.3.1 to just display your devices arrays. Also, what command are you using?

There are tools for both Mac and windows where you can edit a zip file without decompressing and compressing it again. The problem is that futurerestore checks the BuildManifest.Plist and the first device it sees is iPhone 7. So removing all traces of the iPhone 7 and just focusing on your own device will make futurerestore match your device boardid to your APTicket and come out valid. IPhone 7 didn’t merge with iPhone ipsw intil 11.3 where this all came out.

Here is a sample BuildManifest.plist that I used for my successful restore. https://www.dropbox.com/s/t7gy1qdwp7bexqm/11.3b6.zip?dl=0&m=

Edit both plist files from 11.3b6 and 11.3.1 inside the ipsw. This should work!

dallasgroot avatar Jun 20 '18 08:06 dallasgroot

I'm using futurerestore -t blob.shsh2 -d --latest-baseband -p 114BuildManifest-Modified.plist -s 114sep-firmware.d20.RELEASE.im4p -m 114sepManifest-Unmodified.plist 1131.ipsw

Still failing on the same place. Should I be recompiling 1131.ipsw with a modified BuildManifest?

PassiveModding avatar Jun 20 '18 11:06 PassiveModding

Yes you should, and don’t use that command. Use the 11.3b6 files not latest anything :).

Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 20, 2018, at 4:07 AM, Passive [email protected] wrote:

I'm using futurerestore -t blob.shsh2 -d --latest-baseband -p 114BuildManifest-Modified.plist -s 114sep-firmware.d20.RELEASE.im4p -m 114sepManifest-Unmodified.plist 1131.ipsw

Still failing on the same place. Should I be recompiling 1131.ipsw with a modified BuildManifest?

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dallasgroot avatar Jun 20 '18 13:06 dallasgroot

And then use

./futurerestore -d -t blobs.shsh2 -b baseband_file -p 11.3b6BuildManifest.plist -s 11.3b6sepfile -m BuildManifest.plist 11.3.1.ipsw

dallasgroot avatar Jun 20 '18 13:06 dallasgroot

Ah right, Should I be using the same buildmanifest for both or different ones? ie. futurerestore -d -t blobs.shsh2 -b baseband_file -p 11.3b6BuildManifest.plist -s 11.3b6sepfile -m 11.3b6BuildManifest.plist 11.3.1.ipsw

Also where should I download the beta ipsw from?

PassiveModding avatar Jun 20 '18 14:06 PassiveModding

No don’t use the same BuildManifest.plist. They should be separate as the last BuildManifest points to 11.3.1ipsw. I’m only putting names for references. Still call your 11.36b BuildManifest.plist it’s original name

dallasgroot avatar Jun 20 '18 15:06 dallasgroot

please use my Build for windows ver v178 download URL : https://bbs-att-qcloud.weiphone.net/2018/06/21/14541769_futurerestore_win64_v178.zip this Bug fix for @xybp888

xybp888 avatar Jun 20 '18 20:06 xybp888

@xybp888 Was able to get it to actually make it past the error 44, but it ended up failing to install and I've had to update to 11.4 to fix rip

PassiveModding avatar Jun 21 '18 04:06 PassiveModding

Any chance I can go from 11.4 backwards?

PassiveModding avatar Jun 21 '18 04:06 PassiveModding

11.3b6

dallasgroot avatar Jun 21 '18 06:06 dallasgroot

@PassiveModding tell Me you log If there is an -4 error, please wait patiently! It will not affect the recovery process

this fix -4 error https://bbs-att-qcloud.weiphone.net/2018/06/22/14543572_futurerestore_win64_v178-1.zip You can now restore 11.3beta6 again And then try again

this my log.txt https://bbs-att-qcloud.weiphone.net/2018/06/21/14541770_log2.txt

xybp888 avatar Jun 21 '18 20:06 xybp888

@dallasgroot first of tell me how to recompile ipsw with modified build manifest i change in manifest and compress file and change extension in to ipsw and it said the ipsw is courpted, didn’t find the buildManifest.plist from ipsw. How to solve this error. Thanks.

HaaxXxeD avatar Jun 22 '18 04:06 HaaxXxeD

I'm not going to bother trying for now, No reason risking now that 11.3b6 is unsigned

PassiveModding avatar Jun 23 '18 00:06 PassiveModding