Feb 3 2010, 10:40 PM
QUOTE(gurus @ Feb 3 2010, 09:02 PM)
just got it from pyramid 1st feb...its the new bootroom...but i got another set today because my phone is giving me pop up message saying that the accessory is not made for the iphone and was advise to turn on the aeroplane mode every 2-3minutes. so i google it and seek advise from bro asus cause i bought it from him and its brand new and seal 
....sooner i found out that it might be the hardware problem so i went straight to maxis pyramid and waited for a bloody 2 1/2 hours just to be called upon my number 
the so called technician listen to my complaints in a very blurrr look on his face
he left me and came back in less than 5 minutes and said that this will be a direct replacement ....no questions or whatsoever.. the phone still seal and i assume it wil be the new bootroom though but can someone pls tell me how to differentiate the new and old bootroom? 
Copy from another thread.... ....sooner i found out that it might be the hardware problem so i went straight to maxis pyramid and waited for a bloody 2 1/2 hours just to be called upon my number the so called technician listen to my complaints in a very blurrr look on his face
he left me and came back in less than 5 minutes and said that this will be a direct replacement ....no questions or whatsoever.. the phone still seal and i assume it wil be the new bootroom though but can someone pls tell me how to differentiate the new and old bootroom? To check iBoot Rom Version on Windows
1. Put your phone into DFU mode (hold power/home till it shuts down and release power when display goes off/continue holding home till you hear a sound on your computer)
2. device manager > universal serial bus controllers > apple mobile device
3. Right click on this and go to properties
4. Click details tab and should be in one of the fields below (change the drop down box till you find iBoot information).
On a Mac:
Put the iPhone in DFU mode then navigate to "About this Mac". From there go to "More Info...", and select USB on the list on the left. Under the USB menu you can select "Apple Mobile Device (DFU Mode)" and that will bring up information about the iPhone. About half way down it will have the iBoot information: It will either be [iBoot-359.3] or [iBoot-359.3.2] (the 359.3.2 is the new currently unjailbreakable one). To get it out of DFU mode just hold both the home and power button until it powers back on.
Hope this helps on checking the bootrom.
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