![]() ![]() (Upgrading from 1.1.0 through 1.1.5 was as simple as holding down Shift while clicking Restore, but both installing 3.1.3 and downgrading back to 1.1.0 did require restarting in DFU mode.)įor now I'll leave it on 3.1.3, so that I can use my current iTunes library, but when I fancy using that even-older-interface I'll DFU-restore to iOS 1.1.0, it's much much faster to do so than current versions of iOS. This time I couldn't install it using iTunes 7.5 in Windows but I could using iTunes 8.2 in Snow Leopard, and now the iPod touch appears just fine in both iTunes and the Finder. ![]() Simply use the registration key to activate your software. So then I found the original iOS 3.1.3 IPSW I downloaded back in 2010. When you decide to Buy Software for iPod iPad, iPhone, theres no need to download additional software. Unfortunately, none of those would sync with the latest version of iTunes on my Mac mini running Mojave, or the Big Sur Finder on a MacBook Pro. So I dug out my 2006 MacBook that has a Windows XP Boot Camp partition, and used iTunes 7.5 to try out iOS 1.1.1, 1.1.2, 1.1.3, 1.1.4 and 1.1.5. When I installed it, I got it from either Flathub or Discover. The system has not detected that a new update is available for FreeTube yet. Rather than trying to deduce the most recent compatible version of iTunes, I figured I'd try looking for the oldest compatible version of iOS. How do I install it though I have the Flatpak version of 0.17.1 and am on Manjaro. ![]()
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