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Congrats! If you have any further questions or thoughts please turn your attention to the comments section below.One other enchancment is the automated creation of a folder, which incorporates all Melodyne transfers inside the Logic mission – considerably simpler to export and archive. Your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS should now be running the iOS 6 firmware with the same baseband you had on your previous firmware version. Just sit tight, and when the process is complete RedSn0w will let you know the restore was successful. Step 6) When you successfully enter DFU mode your iPhone will be exploited with LimeRa1n, and then RedSn0w will begin restoring it to the iOS 6 firmware without updating your baseband.


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You will also need to download the iOS 6 firmware for your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS, which can be found in the downloads section. Step 1) The first thing you will need to do is download RedSn0w v0.9.15b1 for the Mac OS X operating system using the download mirror below or through the iJailbreak Downloads Section.
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Update To iOS 6 Without Updating Baseband Note: For a Windows version of this tutorial please click here.
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Well, if this sounds like your current situation you will be glad to know in this tutorial we will cover updating your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS to iOS 6 (or any firmware for that matter) while preserving your baseband using the Mac OS X version of RedSn0w 0.9.15b1.
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We already showed you how to Jailbreak your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS tethered on iOS 6, but what if you are unlocked and want to update to iOS 6 without updating your baseband? The iPhone Dev-Team released RedSn0w v0.9.15b1 yesterday to support Jailbreaking the iOS 6 firmware tethered on A4 iOS devices, downgrading to unsupported firmwares and much more.
