September 9th is around the corner, that's the time for fimware 2.1 so I think I'll be skipping pwning firmware 2.0.1.

Bootneuter can be deleted, cause its been used only once. Yes, resize to 500MB or more.

WinPwn will install it everytime your pawn your firmware so yes, you can delete it.

I'm curious, is the firmware 2.0.2 relatively behave the same as 2.0.1 or you can actually feel that it's slightly.. I mean slightly polish?

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Added on August 30, 2008, 6:27 pmDo you guys always see No Service for most of the time?

This post has been edited by Mike3300: Aug 30 2008, 06:27 PM

I have to admit it, right from 2.0 it's been a disaster to use the keyboard. Apps occasionally crash and lag.

I'm on 2.0.1 right now with custom firmware built by WinPwn, can I just hit the Update button on iTunes and update my iPhone to 2.0.2? I'm aware that I'll loose my apps.

Finally updated to 2.0.2 thru iTunes, keyboard lag is decreasing and apps launch and close smoothly, it's also responsive.

Thanks Corvinux,

Now, I'm going stock and depend all of my apps on App Store until 2.1.

Remember my case, from pawned 2.0.1 firmware updated to fresh 2.0.2 firmware to my iPhone. Weird thing happened, I can browse using Safari but I can't use YouTube, Stocks, Maps, Weather, iTunes Store, and App Store. Anyone wonder why this happen?

Got it fixed, it's my router. sigh!

Anyway, the DFU mode in WinPwn 2.5 is not helping the scenario at all.. at least for me. I'm stuck at the process where WinPwn is preparing my phone to accept custom firmware files. It takes so long and I had to forced quit the WinPwn. Now what should I do? Restart the whole process? Got Error (6) while trying to restore with iTunes.

This post has been edited by Mike3300: Sep 9 2008, 05:02 PM

Got mine fixed, tried it for second time and it goes smoothly.

I think just go with 2.0.2.

I followed the process into DFU mode shown by WinPwn on screen, and then it goes to the 'preparing iPhone to accept custom firmwares'. I forced quit the app and re-run the process.

Now it's fine, actually 2.0.2 works well with some of the 2G iPhone. Mine are working fine so far.

Jermaine, if you're using official carriers... you can just hit Update or Restore on iTunes everytime new firmware comes out. Unlike us, we need Dev Team to break free our iPhone from tied and locked. If firmware 2.1 is out by tomorrow.. it takes at least 3-4 weeks for the team to prepare the app and firmware to be ready on locked phones.