Assigning music to tones iPhone 4

Can someone please guide me on how an audio file from the iTunes library can be assigned to create custom SMS alerts, Alarm tones and Ringtones? I cant imagine Apple wouldve overlooked such a dead basic feature, yet it seems to be an impossibility? HP Pavilion Windows 7 iPhone 4

Wont Restore Error 29. What Now iPhone 3G

This is a phone which I dont know the history of. It was given to me today to see if I can get it going. So far, when attempting to restore it, I get Error 29. I believe OS4 was installed prior to this issue but Im not sure. Heres the details. Thanks for your help.2010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:20b: restore library built Jun 4 2010 at 01:46:122010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: iTunes 9.2.12010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: Software payload version: 8A4002010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:148cf: iTunes: Specifying UOI boot image2010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:148cf: requested restore behavior: Erase2010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:148cf: amai: AMAuthInstallPlatformCreateBufferFromNativeFilePath: open failed: No such file or directory2010-09-01 22:35:46.000 iTunes1936:148cf: amai: AMAuthInstallHttpMessageSendSync: httpRequest=<CFHTTPMessage 0x19d92cf0>{url = http://gs.apple.com:80/TSS/controller?action=2; request = POST /TSS/controller?action=2 HTTP/1.1}2010-09-01 22:35:47.000 iTunes1936:148cf: amai: AMAuthInstallRequestSendSync: received tss response (server version: 0.6.31-b2)2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: iBoot build-version = iBoot-889.242010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: iBoot build-style = RELEASE2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: DeviceRequest failed: 0xe000404f2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: command device request for getenv radio-error failed: 20082010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: radio-error not set2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: unable to open device_map.txt: No such file or directory2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1b03ef20>: production fused device2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1b03ef20>: operation 4 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: bootstrapping restore with iBEC2010-09-01 22:35:48.000 iTunes1936:148db: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1b03ef20>: operation 31 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:49.000 iTunes1936:148db: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1b03ef20>: Recovery mode succeeded2010-09-01 22:35:49.000 iTunes1936:20b: device disconnected (isDFU = 0)2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:20b: device connected (isDFU = 0)2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: SCEP 32010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: iBoot build-version = iBoot-889.242010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: iBoot build-style = RELEASE2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: DeviceRequest failed: 0xe000404f2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: command device request for getenv radio-error failed: 20082010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: radio-error not set2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 44 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: requested restore behavior: Erase2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: amai: _AMAuthInstallBundleCreateServerRequestDictionary: nothing to be done2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: unable to open device_map.txt: No such file or directory2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: production fused device2010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 4 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:53.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 42 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:54.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 5 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:55.000 iTunes1936:1862b: DeviceRequest failed: 0xe000404f2010-09-01 22:35:55.000 iTunes1936:1862b: command device request for getenv ramdisk-delay failed: 20082010-09-01 22:35:57.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 6 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:58.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 7 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:59.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 8 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:59.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: operation 9 progress -12010-09-01 22:35:59.000 iTunes1936:1862b: <Recovery Mode Device 0x1c09d160>: Recovery mode succeeded2010-09-01 22:36:04.000 iTunes1936:20b: device disconnected (isDFU = 0)2010-09-01 22:36:04.000 iTunes1936:20b: _AMRecoveryModeDeviceFinalize: 0x1c09d1602010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: received kAMDeviceAttached action, device 0x1c0b4a30, AFC error 0XE80000282010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: Restore-mode device appeared, device 0x1c0b4a302010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: Creating restore mode device with usbMuxDeviceID 0X12010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:20b: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 3 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:20b: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 4 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:20b: Supports value queries: 12010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 44 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: requested restore behavior: Erase2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: amai: _AMAuthInstallBundleCreateServerRequestDictionary: nothing to be done2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: device did not return saved USB log2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: device did not return saved panic log2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: previous restore failed with exit status 0x1002010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: connected to service com.apple.mobile.restored2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: using protocol version 122010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: unable to open device_map.txt: No such file or directory2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: board config = n88ap2010-09-01 22:36:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 28 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:22.000 iTunes1936:1788f: previous restore failed: sOTGDevice::start : start finishedAppleMultitouchN1SPI: detected HBPP. driver will be kept aliveAppleM2ScalerCSCDriver: Added framebuffer device: AppleM2TVOut id: 81b4f800IOSDIOController::enumerateSlot(): Searching for SDIO device in slot: 0IOSDIOController::enumerateSlot(): Found SDIO I/O device. Function count(1), memory(0)read new style signature 0x43313133 (line:405)FTL:MSG VSVFL Register OKFTL:MSG VFL Init OKIOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): Device manufacturer ID 0x2d0, Product ID 0x4325IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): Manufacturer: IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): Product: IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): ProductInfo0: s=D1IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): ProductInfo1: P=N88 m=3.2AppleBCMWLAN::init(): AppleBCMWLAN-42 Aug 4 2010 18:51:11AppleBCMWLAN::init(): Starting with debug level: 4, debug flags: 00000000AppleBCMWLAN::init(): AppleBCMWLAN-42 Aug 4 2010 18:51:11AppleBCMWLAN::init(): Starting with debug level: 4, debug flags: 00000000FTL:MSG VFL_Open OKFTL:MSG YAFTL Register OKfound suitable IOMobileFramebuffer: AppleM2CLCDdisplay-scale = 1display-rotation = 0found PTP interfaceFTL:MSG FTL_Open OKAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: iPod USB InterfaceAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: USBAudioControlAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: USBAudioStreamingAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: IapOverUsbHidAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: PTP + Apple Mobile DeviceAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: AppleUSBMuxAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: PTP + Apple Mobile Device + Apple USB EthernetAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: AppleUSBMuxAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: AppleUSBEthernetAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function USBAudioControlAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function USBAudioStreamingIOAccessoryPortUSB::startAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function IapOverUsbHidvirtual bool AppleUSBDeviceMux::start(IOService*) build: Aug 4 2010 18:51:30init_wasteAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function AppleUSBMuxAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function AppleUSBEthernetAppleUSBEthernetDevice::start: Device MAC address = 0a:0b:ad:0b:ab:e0AppleUSBEthernetDevice::start: Host MAC address = 00:26:b0:92:35:00AppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction all functions registered- we are ready to start usb stackAppleS5L8720XUSBPhy::powerUp : _powered: 0AppleEmbeddedUSBArbitrator::enableDeviceClock : enable: 1, index: 0virtual IOReturn AppleUSBDeviceMux::setProperties(OSObject*) setting debug level to 7AppleSynopsysOTGDevice::handleUSBResetAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::handleUSBResetclose(caller = 0x5695): remote port = 49152close(caller = 0x5695): remote port = 49153close(caller = 0x5695): remote port = 49154client protocol version 12Restore options:SystemPartitionSize => <CFNumber 0xb058e0 0x1a9d5c>{value = +750, type = kCFNumberSInt64Type}entering partition_nand_devicedevice is not a boot-from-NAND deviceentering wait_for_storage_deviceentering format_effaceable_storageeffaceable storage is formatted, clearing iteffaceable storaged clearedentering check_for_restore_logexecuting /sbin/fsck_hfsAppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83460200 established 62078<-lo0->49152 62078<-usb->13568void AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleMuxTCPInput(__mbuf*) received reset, closing 0x83460200AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83460100 established 62078<-lo0->49153 62078<-usb->13824AppleUSBDeviceMux::sessionUpcall socket is closed, session 0x83460100 (62078<-lo0->49153 62078<-usb->13824)AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83460200 established 62078<-lo0->49154 62078<-usb->14080AppleUSBDeviceMux::sessionUpcall socket is closed, session 0x83460200 (62078<-lo0->49154 62078<-usb->14080)AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83460180 established 62078<-lo0->49155 62078<-usb->14336/dev/rdisk0s1 Executing fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-488.1.7~39).Checking non-journaled HFS Plus Volume.Detected a case-sensitive volume.Checking extents overflow file.Checking catalog file.Checking multi-linked files.Checking catalog hierarchy.Checking extended attributes file.Checking volume bitmap.Checking volume information.The volume Apex8A400.N88OS appears to be OK.executing /sbin/mountfound restore log (size = 11825)entering create_filesystem_partitionsNAND format completecreating encrypted data partitionwipe entire partition: 1 (old = 0 new = 750)block size for /dev/disk0s1: 8192/sbin/newfs_hfs -s -v System -b 8192 -n a=8192,c=8192,e=8192 /dev/disk0s1 executing /sbin/newfs_hfsInitialized /dev/rdisk0s1 as a 750 MB HFS Plus volumeblock size for /dev/disk0s2s1: 8192/sbin/newfs_hfs -s -v Data -J -P -b 8192 -n a=8192,c=8192,e=8192 /dev/disk0s2s1 executing /sbin/newfs_hfsInitialized /dev/rdisk0s2s1 as a 14 GB HFS Plus volume with a 8192k journalentering restore_imagesexecuting /usr/sbin/asrASR STATUS: start223multicast-clientASR: Waiting for connection attempt from servervoid AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult(BulkUSBMuxSession*, errno_t) new session to port 12345 failed: 61void AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult(BulkUSBMuxSession*, errno_t) new session to port 12345 failed: 61ASR STATUS: setupASR: Validating target...ASR: doneASR STATUS: metadataASR: Validating source...AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x829b1180 established 12345<-lo0->49158 12345<-usb->15104ASR: Using Hardware AESASR: Using Hardware AESASR: Using Hardware AESASR: doneASR: Using Hardware AESASR: Warning: You may not be able to start up a computer with the target volume.ASR: Retrieving scan information...doneASR: Validating sizes...ASR: doneASR STATUS: restoreASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 2%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 4%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 6%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 8%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 10%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 12%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 14%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 16%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 18%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 20%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 22%AppleBCMWLAN::handleIOKitBusyWatchdogTimeout(): Error, no successful firmware download after 60000 ms!! Giving up...ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 24%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 26%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 28%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 30%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 32%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 34%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 36%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 38%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 40%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 42%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 44%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 46%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 48%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 50%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 52%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 54%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 56%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 58%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 60%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 62%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 64%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 66%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 68%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 70%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 72%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 74%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 76%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 78%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 80%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 82%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 84%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 86%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 88%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 90%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 92%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 94%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 96%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 98%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 100%ASR: Copied 731038208 bytes in 79.31 seconds, 9001.96 KiB/sASR STATUS: verifyAppleUSBDeviceMux::sessionUpcall socket is closed, session 0x829b1180 (12345<-lo0->49158 12345<-usb->15104)ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 2%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 4%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 6%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 8%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 10%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 12%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 14%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 16%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 18%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 20%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 22%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 24%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 26%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 28%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 30%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 32%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 34%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 36%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 38%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 40%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 42%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 44%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 46%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 48%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 50%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 52%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 54%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 56%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 58%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 60%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 62%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 64%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 66%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 68%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 70%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 72%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 74%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 76%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 78%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 80%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 82%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 84%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 86%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 88%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 90%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 92%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 94%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 96%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 98%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 100%ASR: Verified SHA-1 checksum 731038208 bytes in 23.53 seconds, 30344.18 KiB/sASR STATUS: finishentering mount_filesystemsexecuting /sbin/fsck_hfs/dev/rdisk0s1 Executing fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-488.1.7~39).Checking non-journaled HFS Plus Volume.Detected a case-sensitive volume.Checking extents overflow file.Checking catalog file.Checking multi-linked files.Checking catalog hierarchy.Checking extended attributes file.Checking volume bitmap.Checking volume information.The volume Apex8A400.N88OS appears to be OK.executing /sbin/mountexecuting /sbin/fsck_hfsdisk0s2s1: ioctl(_IOW,d,24,4) is unsupported./dev/rdisk0s2s1 Executing fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-488.1.7~39).Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.Detected a case-sensitive volume.Checking extents overflow file.Checking catalog file.Checking multi-linked files.Checking catalog hierarchy.Checking extended attributes file.Checking volume bitmap.Checking volume information.The volume Data appears to be OK.executing /sbin/mountentering install_kernel_cachewriting kernelcache to /mnt1/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kernelcaches/kernelcacheentering install_secure_vault_daemonentering get_hardware_platformplatform-name = s5l8920xlinking /mnt1/usr/sbin/securekeyvaultd to /mnt1/usr/sbin/securekeyvaultd.s5l8920xno securekeyvaultd for s5l8920xentering fixup_varremove_path /mnt1/private/varexecuting /bin/rmcreating directory (owner=0 mode=755) /mnt1/private/varentering modify_fstabentering clear_persistent_boot_argsexecuting /usr/sbin/nvramentering update_NORentering img3_update_NORimg3_flash_NOR_image: flashing LLB data (length = 0xf999)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x29999)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xbe59)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x2619)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xb259)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xdbd9)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xfd19)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x4fd9)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x4bd9)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x4d59)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x6199)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x12a59)entering create_system_key_bagattempting to create system key bag on /mnt2booted from secure root: give device keybag access to everyoneentering update_gas_gauge_softwareAppleKeyStore:cp_key_store_action(1)AppleKeyStore:cp_key_store_action(1)gasgauge_swupdate failed: -1attempting to dump restore logwriting log file: /mnt1/restore.log==== end of previous restore log ====2010-09-01 22:36:22.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 11 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 12 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:30.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 12 progress -12010-09-01 22:36:37.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 02010-09-01 22:36:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 12010-09-01 22:36:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Initialized communication with client2010-09-01 22:36:50.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 52010-09-01 22:36:50.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Starting to send payload2010-09-01 22:36:51.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 62010-09-01 22:36:51.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:52.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 72010-09-01 22:36:52.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:52.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 82010-09-01 22:36:52.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:53.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 92010-09-01 22:36:53.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:54.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 102010-09-01 22:36:54.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:55.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 112010-09-01 22:36:55.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:56.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 122010-09-01 22:36:56.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:56.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 132010-09-01 22:36:56.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:57.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 142010-09-01 22:36:58.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:59.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 152010-09-01 22:36:59.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:36:59.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 162010-09-01 22:36:59.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:00.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 172010-09-01 22:37:00.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:01.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 182010-09-01 22:37:01.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:01.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 192010-09-01 22:37:01.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:02.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 202010-09-01 22:37:02.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:03.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 212010-09-01 22:37:03.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:03.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 222010-09-01 22:37:03.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:04.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 232010-09-01 22:37:04.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:04.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 242010-09-01 22:37:04.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:05.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 252010-09-01 22:37:05.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:06.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 262010-09-01 22:37:06.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:07.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 272010-09-01 22:37:07.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:07.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 282010-09-01 22:37:07.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 292010-09-01 22:37:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:09.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 302010-09-01 22:37:09.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:10.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 312010-09-01 22:37:10.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 322010-09-01 22:37:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 332010-09-01 22:37:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:12.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 342010-09-01 22:37:12.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:13.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 352010-09-01 22:37:13.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:14.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 362010-09-01 22:37:14.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:16.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 372010-09-01 22:37:16.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:17.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 382010-09-01 22:37:17.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:18.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 392010-09-01 22:37:18.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 402010-09-01 22:37:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 412010-09-01 22:37:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:20.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 422010-09-01 22:37:20.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:21.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 432010-09-01 22:37:21.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:21.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 442010-09-01 22:37:21.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:22.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 452010-09-01 22:37:22.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:23.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 462010-09-01 22:37:23.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:23.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 472010-09-01 22:37:23.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:24.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 482010-09-01 22:37:24.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:25.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 492010-09-01 22:37:25.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:26.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 502010-09-01 22:37:26.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:27.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 512010-09-01 22:37:27.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 522010-09-01 22:37:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 532010-09-01 22:37:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:29.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 542010-09-01 22:37:29.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:30.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 552010-09-01 22:37:30.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:31.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 562010-09-01 22:37:31.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:32.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 572010-09-01 22:37:32.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:32.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 582010-09-01 22:37:32.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 592010-09-01 22:37:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:34.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 602010-09-01 22:37:34.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:35.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 612010-09-01 22:37:35.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:36.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 622010-09-01 22:37:36.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:37.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 632010-09-01 22:37:37.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:38.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 642010-09-01 22:37:38.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:39.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 652010-09-01 22:37:39.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:40.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 662010-09-01 22:37:40.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:41.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 672010-09-01 22:37:41.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:41.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 682010-09-01 22:37:41.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:42.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 692010-09-01 22:37:42.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:42.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 702010-09-01 22:37:42.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:43.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 712010-09-01 22:37:43.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:44.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 722010-09-01 22:37:44.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:45.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 732010-09-01 22:37:45.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:45.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 742010-09-01 22:37:45.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:46.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 752010-09-01 22:37:46.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:46.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 762010-09-01 22:37:46.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 772010-09-01 22:37:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:48.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 782010-09-01 22:37:48.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:49.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 792010-09-01 22:37:49.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:49.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 802010-09-01 22:37:49.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:50.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 812010-09-01 22:37:50.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:51.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 822010-09-01 22:37:51.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:51.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 832010-09-01 22:37:51.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:52.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 842010-09-01 22:37:52.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:53.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 852010-09-01 22:37:53.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:54.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 862010-09-01 22:37:54.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:55.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 872010-09-01 22:37:55.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:55.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 882010-09-01 22:37:55.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:56.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 892010-09-01 22:37:56.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:57.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 902010-09-01 22:37:57.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:58.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 912010-09-01 22:37:58.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:58.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 922010-09-01 22:37:58.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:37:59.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 932010-09-01 22:37:59.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:38:00.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 942010-09-01 22:38:00.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:38:01.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 952010-09-01 22:38:01.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:38:02.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 962010-09-01 22:38:02.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:38:03.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 972010-09-01 22:38:03.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:38:04.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 982010-09-01 22:38:04.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Sending payload2010-09-01 22:38:05.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 13 progress 1002010-09-01 22:38:05.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ASR progress: Finished2010-09-01 22:38:06.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 22010-09-01 22:38:06.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 42010-09-01 22:38:07.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 62010-09-01 22:38:07.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 82010-09-01 22:38:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 102010-09-01 22:38:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 122010-09-01 22:38:09.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 142010-09-01 22:38:09.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 162010-09-01 22:38:10.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 182010-09-01 22:38:10.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 202010-09-01 22:38:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 222010-09-01 22:38:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 242010-09-01 22:38:11.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 262010-09-01 22:38:12.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 282010-09-01 22:38:12.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 302010-09-01 22:38:13.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 322010-09-01 22:38:13.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 342010-09-01 22:38:14.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 362010-09-01 22:38:14.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 382010-09-01 22:38:15.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 402010-09-01 22:38:15.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 422010-09-01 22:38:16.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 442010-09-01 22:38:16.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 462010-09-01 22:38:17.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 482010-09-01 22:38:17.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 502010-09-01 22:38:18.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 522010-09-01 22:38:18.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 542010-09-01 22:38:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 562010-09-01 22:38:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 582010-09-01 22:38:19.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 602010-09-01 22:38:20.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 622010-09-01 22:38:20.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 642010-09-01 22:38:21.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 662010-09-01 22:38:21.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 682010-09-01 22:38:22.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 702010-09-01 22:38:22.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 722010-09-01 22:38:23.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 742010-09-01 22:38:23.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 762010-09-01 22:38:24.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 782010-09-01 22:38:24.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 802010-09-01 22:38:25.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 822010-09-01 22:38:25.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 842010-09-01 22:38:26.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 862010-09-01 22:38:26.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 882010-09-01 22:38:27.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 902010-09-01 22:38:27.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 922010-09-01 22:38:27.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 942010-09-01 22:38:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 962010-09-01 22:38:28.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 982010-09-01 22:38:29.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 14 progress 1002010-09-01 22:38:29.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 15 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:43.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 16 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:43.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 15 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:45.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 16 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:45.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 27 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:46.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 27 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:46.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 17 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 25 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 35 progress -12010-09-01 22:38:47.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 18 progress -12010-09-01 22:39:08.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 49 progress -12010-09-01 22:39:09.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: operation 46 progress -12010-09-01 22:39:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: device returned AMR error 292010-09-01 22:39:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: ==== device restore output ====sOTGDevice::start : start finishedAppleMultitouchN1SPI: detected HBPP. driver will be kept aliveAppleM2ScalerCSCDriver: Added framebuffer device: AppleM2TVOut id: 81b4f800IOSDIOController::enumerateSlot(): Searching for SDIO device in slot: 0IOSDIOController::enumerateSlot(): Found SDIO I/O device. Function count(1), memory(0)read new style signature 0x43313133 (line:405)FTL:MSG VSVFL Register OKFTL:MSG VFL Init OKIOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): Device manufacturer ID 0x2d0, Product ID 0x4325IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): Manufacturer: IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): Product: IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): ProductInfo0: s=D1IOSDIOIoCardDevice::parseFn0CIS(): ProductInfo1: P=N88 m=3.2AppleBCMWLAN::init(): AppleBCMWLAN-42 Aug 4 2010 18:51:11AppleBCMWLAN::init(): Starting with debug level: 4, debug flags: 00000000AppleBCMWLAN::init(): AppleBCMWLAN-42 Aug 4 2010 18:51:11AppleBCMWLAN::init(): Starting with debug level: 4, debug flags: 00000000FTL:MSG VFL_Open OKFTL:MSG YAFTL Register OKfound suitable IOMobileFramebuffer: AppleM2CLCDdisplay-scale = 1display-rotation = 0found PTP interfaceFTL:MSG FTL_Open OKAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: iPod USB InterfaceAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: USBAudioControlAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: USBAudioStreamingAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: IapOverUsbHidAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: PTP + Apple Mobile DeviceAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: AppleUSBMuxAppleSynopsysOTGDevice - Configuration: PTP + Apple Mobile Device + Apple USB EthernetAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: AppleUSBMuxAppleSynopsysOTGDevice Interface: AppleUSBEthernetAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function USBAudioControlAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function USBAudioStreamingIOAccessoryPortUSB::startAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function IapOverUsbHidvirtual bool AppleUSBDeviceMux::start(IOService*) build: Aug 4 2010 18:51:30init_wasteAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function AppleUSBMuxAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function AppleUSBEthernetAppleUSBEthernetDevice::start: Device MAC address = 0a:0b:ad:0b:ab:e0AppleUSBEthernetDevice::start: Host MAC address = 00:26:b0:92:35:00close(caller = 0x5695): remote port = 49152close(caller = 0x5695): remote port = 49153client protocol version 12Restore options:SystemPartitionSize => <CFNumber 0xb095c0 0x1a9d5c>{value = +750, type = kCFNumberSInt64Type}entering partition_nand_devicedevice is not a boot-from-NAND deviceentering wait_for_storage_deviceentering format_effaceable_storageeffaceable storage is formatted, clearing iteffaceable storaged clearedentering check_for_restore_logexecuting /sbin/fsck_hfsAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction Register function PTPAppleSynopsysOTGDevice::gated_registerFunction all functions registered- we are ready to start usb stackAppleS5L8720XUSBPhy::powerUp : _powered: 0AppleEmbeddedUSBArbitrator::enableDeviceClock : enable: 1, index: 0virtual IOReturn AppleUSBDeviceMux::setProperties(OSObject*) setting debug level to 7AppleSynopsysOTGDevice::handleUSBResetAppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83440080 established 62078<-lo0->49152 62078<-usb->512void AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleMuxTCPInput(__mbuf*) received reset, closing 0x83440080AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83479e80 established 62078<-lo0->49153 62078<-usb->768AppleUSBDeviceMux::sessionUpcall socket is closed, session 0x83479e80 (62078<-lo0->49153 62078<-usb->768)AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83440200 established 62078<-lo0->49154 62078<-usb->1024/dev/rdisk0s1 Executing fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-488.1.7~39).Checking non-journaled HFS Plus Volume.Detected a case-sensitive volume.Checking extents overflow file.Checking catalog file.Checking multi-linked files.Checking catalog hierarchy.Checking extended attributes file.Checking volume bitmap.Checking volume information.The volume Apex8A400.N88OS appears to be OK.executing /sbin/mountfound restore log (size = 11803)entering create_filesystem_partitionsNAND format completecreating encrypted data partitionwipe entire partition: 1 (old = 0 new = 750)block size for /dev/disk0s1: 8192/sbin/newfs_hfs -s -v System -b 8192 -n a=8192,c=8192,e=8192 /dev/disk0s1 executing /sbin/newfs_hfsInitialized /dev/rdisk0s1 as a 750 MB HFS Plus volumeblock size for /dev/disk0s2s1: 8192/sbin/newfs_hfs -s -v Data -J -P -b 8192 -n a=8192,c=8192,e=8192 /dev/disk0s2s1 executing /sbin/newfs_hfsInitialized /dev/rdisk0s2s1 as a 14 GB HFS Plus volume with a 8192k journalentering restore_imagesexecuting /usr/sbin/asrASR STATUS: start223multicast-clientASR: Waiting for connection attempt from servervoid AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult(BulkUSBMuxSession*, errno_t) new session to port 12345 failed: 61void AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult(BulkUSBMuxSession*, errno_t) new session to port 12345 failed: 61ASR STATUS: setupASR: Validating target...ASR: doneASR STATUS: metadataASR: Validating source...AppleUSBDeviceMux::handleConnectResult new session 0x83440180 established 12345<-lo0->49157 12345<-usb->1792ASR: Using Hardware AESASR: Using Hardware AESASR: Using Hardware AESASR: doneASR: Using Hardware AESASR: Warning: You may not be able to start up a computer with the target volume.ASR: Retrieving scan information...doneASR: Validating sizes...ASR: doneASR STATUS: restoreASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 2%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 4%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 6%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 8%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 10%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 12%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 14%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 16%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 18%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 20%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 22%AppleBCMWLAN::handleIOKitBusyWatchdogTimeout(): Error, no successful firmware download after 60000 ms!! Giving up...ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 24%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 26%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 28%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 30%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 32%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 34%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 36%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 38%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 40%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 42%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 44%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 46%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 48%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 50%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 52%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 54%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 56%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 58%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 60%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 62%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 64%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 66%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 68%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 70%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 72%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 74%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 76%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 78%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 80%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 82%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 84%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 86%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 88%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 90%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 92%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 94%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 96%ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 98%AppleUSBDeviceMux::sessionUpcall socket is closed, session 0x83440180 (12345<-lo0->49157 12345<-usb->1792)ASR RESTORE PROGRESS: 100%ASR: Copied 731038208 bytes in 75.06 seconds, 9511.05 KiB/sASR STATUS: verifyASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 2%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 4%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 6%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 8%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 10%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 12%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 14%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 16%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 18%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 20%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 22%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 24%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 26%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 28%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 30%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 32%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 34%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 36%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 38%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 40%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 42%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 44%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 46%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 48%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 50%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 52%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 54%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 56%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 58%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 60%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 62%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 64%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 66%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 68%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 70%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 72%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 74%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 76%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 78%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 80%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 82%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 84%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 86%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 88%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 90%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 92%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 94%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 96%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 98%ASR VERIFY PROGRESS: 100%ASR: Verified SHA-1 checksum 731038208 bytes in 23.49 seconds, 30385.86 KiB/sASR STATUS: finishentering mount_filesystemsexecuting /sbin/fsck_hfs/dev/rdisk0s1 Executing fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-488.1.7~39).Checking non-journaled HFS Plus Volume.Detected a case-sensitive volume.Checking extents overflow file.Checking catalog file.Checking multi-linked files.Checking catalog hierarchy.Checking extended attributes file.Checking volume bitmap.Checking volume information.The volume Apex8A400.N88OS appears to be OK.executing /sbin/mountexecuting /sbin/fsck_hfsdisk0s2s1: ioctl(_IOW,d,24,4) is unsupported./dev/rdisk0s2s1 Executing fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-488.1.7~39).Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.Detected a case-sensitive volume.Checking extents overflow file.Checking catalog file.Checking multi-linked files.Checking catalog hierarchy.Checking extended attributes file.Checking volume bitmap.Checking volume information.The volume Data appears to be OK.executing /sbin/mountentering install_kernel_cachewriting kernelcache to /mnt1/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kernelcaches/kernelcacheentering install_secure_vault_daemonentering get_hardware_platformplatform-name = s5l8920xlinking /mnt1/usr/sbin/securekeyvaultd to /mnt1/usr/sbin/securekeyvaultd.s5l8920xno securekeyvaultd for s5l8920xentering fixup_varremove_path /mnt1/private/varexecuting /bin/rmcreating directory (owner=0 mode=755) /mnt1/private/varentering modify_fstabentering clear_persistent_boot_argsexecuting /usr/sbin/nvramentering update_NORentering img3_update_NORimg3_flash_NOR_image: flashing LLB data (length = 0xf999)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x29999)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xbe59)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x2619)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xb259)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xdbd9)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0xfd19)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x4fd9)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x4bd9)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x4d59)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x6199)img3_flash_NOR_image: flashing NOR data (length = 0x12a59)entering create_system_key_bagattempting to create system key bag on /mnt2booted from secure root: give device keybag access to everyoneAppleKeyStore:cp_key_store_action(1)entering update_gas_gauge_softwareAppleKeyStore:cp_key_store_action(1)gasgauge_swupdate failed: -1attempting to dump restore logwriting log file: /mnt1/restore.log==== end of device restore output ====2010-09-01 22:39:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: AMRAuthInstallDeletePersonalizedBundle2010-09-01 22:39:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: removed personalized bundle2010-09-01 22:39:33.000 iTunes1936:1788f: <Restore Device 0x1c0c5070>: Restore failed (result = 29)2010-09-01 22:39:33.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: Restore error 292010-09-01 22:39:45.000 iTunes1936:20b: device connected (isDFU = 0)2010-09-01 22:39:45.000 iTunes1936:20b: iTunes: SCEP 3 3G (I Believe) iOS 4

Wont SYNC iPhone 3G

Im trying to sync my iPhone through iTunes but its not working. First it says something about a duplicate file. Then it says an internal device error has occured. It also sometimes says the required file cannot be found (Im trying to sync a new ringtone onto it and I have NOT moved any previously synced files).I have the latest iPhone update and the latest version of iTunes. Ive tried restoring to a back up but then that stuffs up as well.What can I do?? Asus Windows 7

Huge photo file size iPhone 4

Hi, Im happy with the quality of the photos that Ive taken with my IP4, but they are all a whopping 1.0 or more megs, and I cant post those on the sites I frequent on the net, which usually have a 400kb limit. Is there anything I can do to get my photo size down to something more net friendly? Thanks!

Syncing Bookmarks Creating .dat file iPhone 4

Every time that Im syncing my bookmarks some 300 .dat files are created (*.dat.*) as a bookmarks in IE, scattered around my favorites. The .dat files do not show on the iPhone just as links in IE.Does anybody know how to solve this problem?(It occured earlier: Syncing Bookmarks Creating .dat file Posted: Jul 19, 2008 7:45 AM, no solution vissible there!)Message was edited by: jgvde Sony VPCF12Z1E Windows 7

Downloading Videos iPhone 4

Hi,I need major help. I just recorded a ton of videos of our family trip to Disneyland on the iPhone 4 but it wont let me download it onto my Macbook. I used the almost DLSR app and neither iPhoto or Preview will allow me to download any of the video footages. I guess almost DSLR creates a different file that cant be recognized. It looks like its still a .mov file but the file must be in some other unrecognizable format. Preview gave me this error message:The operation couldnt be completed (com.apple.ImageCaptureCore error -9912)All of my iPhone 4 and iTunes is up to date. Is there anyway of just extracting the video footage via Finder?Thanks. MacBook Mac OS X (10.5.6)

softarebbs iPhone

Tansee iPhone Transfer Contact is a smart software that can back up contacts and contact photos in iPhone memory to computers.Tansee iPhone Transfer Contact can help you back up your iPhone contacts along with contact photos to computer as a file (either txt or antc).For the antc file, you protect the file with a password to keep your privacy.Before the transfer, you are free to select all contacts or a single contact.Tansee iPhone Transfer Contact supports iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS,iPhone 4.Free download the trial version with the limited functionality and the size of 2.19 MB.More Info:Tansee iPhone Transfer ContactFree Download:Trail Version

Iphone 3GS IOS4 4.0.1 and PDF files

PDF files whatever send through mail to my Iphone or transfered to this same Iphone through FileApp Pro remain INVISIBLE on the Iphone.No attached file visible in the mail No file visible on Iphone FileApp Pro screen although the transfer is shown ok on the mac.file visible on Iphone FileApp Pro screen only in case of an empty Pdf file : Ex.: template issued from Numbers Mac Application.Pdf Security problem due to IOS4 / 4.0.1 ?Who knows or has any idea ?Thanks,Jean. IMac Intel Core 2 Duo 2,66Ghz 20" 2Go/320Go SuperDrive Mac OS X (10.5.8) Iphone 3G S 32 Go 4.0.1 (8A306)

Why dont Apple enable iOS upgrade via app store etc without using iTunes iPhone 4

Is their a technical reason for iPhone OS upgrades only being completed via iTunes. Why can they not let it occur over air, via app store or similar. I accept its a large file and on 3G it may not be a good idea for networks, but on WiFi it could work.If its due to need for iPhone back up, most people sync regularly and have back up. You could offer a warning/disclaimer to say if not done via iTunes you may risk needing to restore phone using an older back up etc?It could also force upgrade or remind less savvy users of new upgrade by push etc?Is it for iPhone handset verifcation/checks - if so, can it not be verifed via handset communication via push/WiFi link or app store etc?Any thoughts, just curious..PS - any news on 4.1 release?? Acer 5720 Laptop Other OS Windows 7 with iPhone 3.1 OS

iphone not restoring

My iphone crashed during the latest update and i was told that i had to restore the iphone back to its factory settings. this all works fine up to the point where it actually starts to restore (extracts file, prepares iphone then starts to restore) about a third of the way into the restore it stops doing anything, even after 2 or 3 hours its still not doing anything....help?!! i want my toy back!! (im a real technophobe when it comes to iphones!!! be gentle with me!) toshiba satellite Windows 7

downgrade to 3.1.3 horror story iPhone 3G

So I was having so many problems with iOS4 that I decided to downgrade to 3.1.3. But after I did this, everything with my phone got wiped out!! Now I cant locate the backup file that was created. I upgraded back to 4.0.2 in the off chance that iTunes wouldnt locate the backup bc it was the older software. But alas nothing.And apparently Time Machine sync was turned off somehow, so thats of no use. Please help!!! MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.5.8) iPhone 3G

Fastest way to send data to iPhone

Hi,From time to time I have small amounts of data in Excel that I need to send from my Mac to an iPhone 4 user as fast as possible. And when I mean fast, I mean every second matters.Can anyone please tell me what would be the fastest way to send this? For instance, I assume sending an e-mail with a PDF file attachment would be slower than Instant Messaging (is that correct?). Also, the iPhone user wouldn’t necessarily be looking at his phone at that time, so he’d need to be notified very quickly. So what would be the best, fastest way?Thank you very much for your help.

Question iPhone 4

Does anyone know if youre using a Remote Desk Top app (team viewer is what Im using) if you are using your data from your data package? For example if Im surfing the web on my computer via RDT on my iPhone does all of the pages I view count as data used? Or if I open a file on my computer does that use data? This is all done over 3G not wifi since thats free of course. iOS 4

syncing iphone with itunes

For no apparent reason never having had a problem before i am getting an error message saying the required file cannot be found when i try to sync my iphone 3gs with itunes on my macbook. can anyone help macbookpro iOS 4

Could not copy Trash to iPhone

Im getting the following error messages:iTunes could not copy Trash to the iPhone <user names iPhone) because the file could not be read or written.along with Attempting to copy to the disk <user name> failed. Disc could not be read from or written to.Any suggestions? iMac Mac OS X (10.6.4)

Can i still upgrade os3.0 to os3.1.3 iPhone 3G

Im still running os3.0 on my iphone 3G but have the upgrade file for os 3.1.3 on my macbook. If i update it via itunes, using this file, will Apple still active this update or force me to upgrade to os4.02? Iphone 3G iPhone OS 3.0

iphone upgrade to 4.0.2. deletes contacts

Me and my wife recently updgraded our phones to the new version of itunes 4.0.2 and it deleted all my contacts on my phone. Once the version was updated it wiped my back-up file that the contacts were listed under. Does anyone have a solution for me? Is this happening to anyone else? Dell Windows 7

Error 2009-when downgrading 3G iOS4 to 3.1.3 iPhone 3G

Hi guys, Ive been following http://lifehacker.com/5572003/how-to-downgrade-your-iphone-3g%5Bs%5D-from-ios-4-to-ios-313 to try and downgrade my iphone to 3.1.3. It is currently running on iOS 4.01. However, I keep getting the Error 2009 when I restore with the older file! Any ideas what to do here?here is my error log:2010-08-21 11:24:34.609 3784:28c: restore library built Jun 8 2010 at 18:17:312010-08-21 11:24:34.609 3784:28c: iTunes: iTunes 9.2.1.52010-08-21 11:24:34.609 3784:28c: iTunes: Software payload version: 7E18 (option key)2010-08-21 11:24:34.656 3784:69c: iTunes: Specifying UOI boot image2010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: iTunes: Specifying UOI boot image2010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: no variant specified; authinstall is disabled2010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: production fused device2010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: unable to open device_map.txt: No such file or directory2010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: WinDFU::OpenDFUDevice: path: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1227#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#c8be26172010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: WinDFU::OpenDeviceByPath: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1227#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#c8be26172010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 12010-08-21 11:24:34.796 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 32010-08-21 11:24:34.812 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 52010-08-21 11:24:34.812 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 72010-08-21 11:24:34.812 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 92010-08-21 11:24:34.828 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 112010-08-21 11:24:34.828 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 132010-08-21 11:24:34.828 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 142010-08-21 11:24:34.828 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 162010-08-21 11:24:34.843 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 182010-08-21 11:24:34.843 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 202010-08-21 11:24:34.843 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 222010-08-21 11:24:34.859 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 242010-08-21 11:24:34.859 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 262010-08-21 11:24:34.859 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 272010-08-21 11:24:34.875 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 292010-08-21 11:24:34.875 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 312010-08-21 11:24:34.875 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 332010-08-21 11:24:34.890 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 352010-08-21 11:24:34.890 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 372010-08-21 11:24:34.890 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 392010-08-21 11:24:34.906 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 402010-08-21 11:24:34.906 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 422010-08-21 11:24:34.906 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 442010-08-21 11:24:34.906 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 462010-08-21 11:24:34.921 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 482010-08-21 11:24:34.921 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 502010-08-21 11:24:34.921 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 522010-08-21 11:24:34.937 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 542010-08-21 11:24:34.937 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 552010-08-21 11:24:34.937 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 572010-08-21 11:24:34.953 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 592010-08-21 11:24:34.953 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 612010-08-21 11:24:34.953 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 632010-08-21 11:24:34.968 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 652010-08-21 11:24:34.968 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 672010-08-21 11:24:34.968 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 682010-08-21 11:24:34.984 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 702010-08-21 11:24:34.984 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 722010-08-21 11:24:34.984 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 742010-08-21 11:24:34.984 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 762010-08-21 11:24:35.000 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 782010-08-21 11:24:35.000 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 802010-08-21 11:24:35.000 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 812010-08-21 11:24:35.015 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 832010-08-21 11:24:35.015 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 852010-08-21 11:24:35.015 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 872010-08-21 11:24:35.031 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 892010-08-21 11:24:35.031 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 912010-08-21 11:24:35.031 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 932010-08-21 11:24:35.046 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 952010-08-21 11:24:35.046 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 962010-08-21 11:24:35.046 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 982010-08-21 11:24:35.046 3784:9d4: WinDFU::UploadData: EOF, cbRead: 14122010-08-21 11:24:35.046 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: operation 0 progress 1002010-08-21 11:24:35.046 3784:9d4: WinDFU::UploadData: ZLP2010-08-21 11:24:35.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::FinalizeDfuUpdate: GetStatus: status: 0, state: 62010-08-21 11:24:35.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::ProcessUpdateState: status.bState == DFU_STATE_MANIFEST_SYNC2010-08-21 11:24:35.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::FinalizeDfuUpdate: GetStatus: status: 0, state: 72010-08-21 11:24:35.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::ProcessUpdateState: status.bState == DFU_STATE_MANIFEST, PollTimeout: 30002010-08-21 11:24:38.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::FinalizeDfuUpdate: GetStatus: status: 0, state: 82010-08-21 11:24:38.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::ProcessUpdateState: status.bState == DFU_STATE_MANIFEST_WAIT_RESET2010-08-21 11:24:38.062 3784:9d4: WinDFU::ResetDevice: resetting...2010-08-21 11:24:43.078 3784:9d4: WinDFU::FinalizeDfuUpdate: success2010-08-21 11:24:43.078 3784:9d4: <DFU Device 0EDBCF10>: DFU succeeded2010-08-21 11:24:43.093 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceRemoval: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1227#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#c8be26172010-08-21 11:24:43.093 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a4a0b8, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:43.093 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a53660, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:43.093 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x0e6c3d40, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:43.093 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02ae35b0, notify: 2, connected: 12010-08-21 11:24:43.093 3784:b88: AppleDevice::NotifyDisconnect: DFU ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1227#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#c8be2617, inst: 0x2ae35b02010-08-21 11:24:43.109 3784:b88: _AMDFUModeDeviceFinalize: 0EDBCF102010-08-21 11:24:47.500 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceArrival: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}IB0000#f1b283602010-08-21 11:24:47.500 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}IB0000#f1b283602010-08-21 11:24:47.531 3784:b88: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed2010-08-21 11:24:47.562 3784:b88: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed2010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList, old disconnected device connects again2010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: AppleDevice::SetNotification: CONNECT, interface type: 1, id: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}IB0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a4a0b8, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a53660, notify: 1, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x0e6c3d40, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02ae35b0, notify: 0, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: Device type: 2, Interfaces total: 2, arrived: 12010-08-21 11:24:47.578 3784:b88: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: Interfaces total != arrived, no notification2010-08-21 11:24:47.703 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceArrival: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b283602010-08-21 11:24:47.703 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b283602010-08-21 11:24:47.734 3784:b88: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed2010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: AppleDevice::EnumerateHubPorts: DoesDriverNameMatchDeviceID failed2010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::AddAppleDeviceToDeviceList, device already connected, new interface2010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: AppleDevice::SetDeviceID: AMD_INTERFACE_DFU ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: AppleDevice::SetNotification: CONNECT, interface type: 1, id: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a4a0b8, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a53660, notify: 1, connected: 12010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x0e6c3d40, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02ae35b0, notify: 0, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: Device type: 2, Interfaces total: 2, arrived: 22010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: AppleDevice::NotifyConnect: IBOOT, IBOOT ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}IB0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:47.750 3784:b88: IBOOT, DFU ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:47.765 3784:28c: iTunes: SCEP 52010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: iTunes: Specifying UOI boot image2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: iBoot build-version = iBoot-636.66.332010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: iBoot build-style = RELEASE2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: AMDeviceIoControl: GetOverlappedResult failed2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: AMDeviceIoControl: pipe stall2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: USBControlTransfer: error 31, usbd status c00000042010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: command device request for getenv radio-error failed: 20082010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: radio-error not set2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: no variant specified; authinstall is disabled2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: unable to open device_map.txt: No such file or directory2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: <Recovery Mode Device 02AFEEB8>: production fused device2010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: interface has 1 endpoints, file pipe = 12010-08-21 11:24:47.781 3784:b3c: <Recovery Mode Device 02AFEEB8>: operation 4 progress -12010-08-21 11:24:47.953 3784:b3c: <Recovery Mode Device 02AFEEB8>: operation 42 progress -12010-08-21 11:24:48.312 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceRemoval: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}IB0000#f1b283602010-08-21 11:24:48.312 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a4a0b8, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:48.312 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a53660, notify: 2, connected: 12010-08-21 11:24:48.312 3784:b88: AppleDevice::NotifyDisconnect: IBOOT, IBOOT ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{ED82A167-D61A-4AF6-9AB6-11E52236C576}IB0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:48.312 3784:b88: IBOOT, DFU ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b28360, inst: 0x2a536602010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x0e6c3d40, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02ae35b0, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::OnInterfaceRemoval: ?USB#VID_05AC&PID_1281#{B8085869-FEB9-404B-8CB1-1E5C14FA8C54}0000#f1b283602010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a4a0b8, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02a53660, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x0e6c3d40, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:48.328 3784:b88: WinAMRestore::ProcessDevNodesChanges: device: 0x02ae35b0, notify: 2, connected: 02010-08-21 11:24:49.125 3784:b3c: AMDeviceIoControl: failed, error 2, usbd status c00000042010-08-21 11:24:49.625 3784:b3c: AMDeviceIoControl: failed, error 2, usbd status c00000042010-08-21 11:24:50.125 3784:b3c: AMDeviceIoControl: failed, error 2, usbd status c00000042010-08-21 11:24:50.625 3784:b3c: USBControlTransfer: error 2, usbd status c00000042010-08-21 11:24:50.625 3784:b3c: command device request for bgcolor 0 0 0 failed: 20092010-08-21 11:24:50.625 3784:b3c: <Recovery Mode Device 02AFEEB8>: Recovery mode failed (result = 2009)2010-08-21 11:24:50.625 3784:b3c: _AMRecoveryModeDeviceFinalize: 02AFEEB82010-08-21 11:24:50.750 3784:28c: iTunes: Restore error 2009 Sony VAIO Windows XP

Issue while converting MP3 songs in Iphone ringtones

Hi,I keep all my albums in My Music and I manually manage the music. However, when the song is in the library..I do the required step.1) first change the time settings2) Then conver AAC version3) I go and change the file format to M4R.Now is select the ringtone and try to drag it to Ringtone folder, suddendly there is an exclamation mark besides it and if I double click it tell me the below messageThe song could not be used becausae the original file could not be found. WOuld you like to loactie?WHat am I missing here? Not sure what I am doing wrong? Where do I need to put the song that it is able to locate it.Any help is appreciated dell Windows XP

How I extract 4.0.1 Backup out of 4.0.1 ipsw after 4.0.2 restoreupgrade iPhone 3G

I would still like to know how to extract the 4.0.1 Backup out of the 4.0.1 ipsw file after the restore back to new. The 4.0.2 upgrade removed/deleted all previous Backups but def fixed the lagging issues Ive been having. iPhone 3G iOS4 Windows 7

Album artwork takes up WAY too much space iPhone 4

It took me a long time to figure out the culprit, but I finally concluded that iTunes is syncing very high quality album art to my iPhone 4, resulting in the exact same music library taking up almost 3GB more than on my 3GS. Heres how I know this: when I click on my iPhone in iTunes, the capacity bar says Audio is taking up 12.52GB, but when I go to look at the music on my iPhone, it says I only have 9.38GB of music. I do not have any podcasts, movies, audiobooks, apps, or anything - literally all thats on my phone is music files. To test my hypothesis, I jailbroke my phone to get access to the file system and looked in the folder it stores the artwork in, and lo and behold, the folder on my iPhone 4 is 3.2GB big, and the one on my 3GS is only 500MB.My question is this: is there any way to force iTunes to sync lower quality album artwork; or, failing that, is there any source I can get lower quality (say, 300x300 pixel) album artwork from?And if anyone on the iTunes development team happens to read this, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE add an option in the next version of iTunes to convert album art to lower quality before syncing, like the recent option to convert music to 128 kbps. iPhone 4 16GB iOS 4

iPhone 4 play iTunes HD video

Hi,I was just looking through the specs for the iPhone 4 and I have a question.Does the following mean that the iPhone 4 plays HD video and that syncing an iTunes purchased TV episode means it will sync the HD version automatically to the iPhone instead of the SD version?TV and videoVideo formats supported: H.264 video up to 720p, 30 frames per second, Main Profile level 3.1 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; MPEG-4 video, up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file formatSupport for 1024 by 768 pixels with Dock Connector to VGA Adapter; 576p and 480p with Apple Component AV Cable; 576i and 480i with Apple Composite AV Cable (cables sold separately)Regards iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.5.8) 2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

iphone stuck in emergency mode after downgrade from 4.0.2 to 4.0

iphone stuck in emergency mode after downgrade from 4.0.2 to 4.0?Upgraded to 4.0.2 last night. Immediately, itunes would no longer detect my iphone. Decided I had to downgrade back to 4.0 again. Learned I cannot do that easily, so i found a .ipsw file of firmware 4.0 online, and downloaded it. Started up my iphone attached to itunes in restore mode, held down shift, and clicked restore button. Successfully restored the 4.0 file I had downloaded.At the first boot, it was stuck in emergency mode. I even tried to restore the default itunes backup after that, it was still stuck in emergency mode.Anyone know how i fix this iphone? I have no interest in jailbreaks, i am in a 2 year contract with AT&T. 3G iOS 4

iPhone 4 quasi-recognised but not where it counts

My problem has become the bane of my life in the past week. Ill give you the whole story in detail first and explain the problem at the bottom for those of you who just want to read on in case its a simple and obvious fix Im clearly overlooking...I bought my iPhone 4 the day it came out on O2 (UK). Ive had my Macbook since August 2007 and it was running OS X 10.4. I was also given a SIM card that I could put in my old phone and copy the contacts across and snap down into a Micro-SIM to put into my iPhone 4. Upon coming home, I found out I couldnt sync it to my Macbook because I needed a more recent version of OS X, so I decided to set it up on my mums laptop (essentially unused and brand new laptop, because she doesnt know the first thing about computer and I still have no idea why she bought it in the first place... It is running Windows 7). The iPhone started up okay and I synced a few songs Id hastily downloaded and the next day I went away for Spain for a month where I took loads of pictures, lovingly stored on my iPhone.On my return from Spain, I wanted to back up my iPhone and get some new music (as Id grown incredibly sick of the 30-odd songs Id taken away with me to sunbathe with) and save my pictures in case anything went wrong. I also wanted a fix so that I could get my iPhone to sync to my Macbook (as Im going back to University and away from mums laptop in about 3 weeks)... I managed uploaded my pictures onto facebook and my mums computer, so theyre safe (thank God!) I went to the Apple Store after reading online, and realised I had to buy the Snow Leopard Family Pack (or whatever its called, the expensive one with iLife and iWork included) and updated my Macbook yesterday, along with the other extras.I was finally ready for my iPhone to get all of my music from my iTunes that Id build up over the last few years and was eagerly waiting everything to be good in the world. I plugged my iPhone in and immediately iPhoto comes up and offers to import all of my pictures. After this I wonder why iTunes hasnt come up and do it manually. The iPhone is not there as an option, nor is it on the desktop (as was normal with my old iPods...) I followed instructions I found online, and proceeded to Reset All Settings, restart the iPhone, iTunes, try different USB ports, completely remove every lingering file of iTunes and reinstall it, make sure everything was up to date and from all of this Ive had no luck!I plugged my iPhone back into my mums laptop and restored it to factory settings. It was finally back to how it was in the beginning and I took it out and shoved it into the Macbook. This time, NOTHING. I plug it back into my mums laptop and sync it again to make sure all is okay (dont worry I had a list saved of all my apps because for some reason I thought this was the most important thing) and realised all my contacts had been deleted. This wouldnt be a problem if I hadnt leant my old phone to my brother for his trip around Europe whilst I was in Spain and it was stolen from him...SO... To conclude, after getting over the shock that I no longer have any important contacts from my year abroad in Denmark, nor my friends back here in the UK (who Ill see anyway so its not as important), and the annoyance that Ill have to create one of those annoying Facebook groups I hate asking for contact details and giving my number out to the world... I STILL cant sync my iPhone to my Macbook (10.4, upgraded to 10.6.3) which has cost me not only the cost of an iPhone I dont wish to use in its current state, but ≈£130 for the OS upgrade, and an additional £100 for the new external hard-drive to make sure everything was backed up nicely before I performed the update.PLEASE HELP ME, Im all out of things to try!!xxx Macbook Mac OS X (10.6.3) (Originally Tiger, Updated to Snow Leopard)

print out text messages iPhone 3G

its it possible to locate and print out text messages that have been received by an iphone 3g.Im assuming they would be in the back up file? is this possible?.thanks for any help or advice mac book pro Mac OS X (10.5.8)

iTunes cannot find correct iTunes file to sync iPhone

I have the iPhone 4 and no problems with the phone or iTunes until now. I opened iTunes and it was blank so I reconnected iTunes to the proper files, however, it doesnt show my apps and it doesnt recognize my iPhone. When I try to sync iTunes warns me that the Iphone is synced to another iTunes and if I sync it will erase and re-write the data on the phone. Ive only synced to one computer and dont know how to get it to re-recognize the proper iphone files. Any suggestions? iMac Intel Mac OS X (10.6.2)

Remove Genius Playlist from iphone 3G

HiIs there anyway of removing the genius playlist from my iphone?I want to remove it as it is a very large file and brings me near the capacity of the phone!When I sync up the genius box is unchecked. I cant find where the control is to stop it syncing to the phone!Thanks iphone 3G iOS 4

Recent back up not listed to restore my iphone 3G

When I control + click, Restore from back up.. on my iphone from the device list in itunes, it just lists a backup from earlier this year, another from Aug. 2009, and a couple from today. I used time machine to back up my macbook 3 days ago. Is there a way to go into time machine and get the back up file(s) from the last time I backed up my iphone around that time?Thanks in advance. MacBook 2.2 GHz Mac OS X (10.5.8)

Restore from Backup Isnt Working Properly iPhone 3G

I tried to restore my 3G from a recent backup, but when I try the restore from backup option (right clicking the phone) or a full firmware reset and restore from there, nothing is getting transferred back over. I tried both several times and no luck.I was worried the backup didnt have the info, but when I viewed it with the iPhone Backup Extractor program, I can see that all my contacts, photos, SMS history, etc. is all in the backup file I created. I even tried a restore from a backup for a different iPhones backup and that worked just fine, but this backup wont read.I know I could extract the files so I have them, but I really just want all the settings and items restore to the phone since restoring settings, SMS history, call history, etc. seems to only be possible by jailbreaking and I dont want to do that. Is there any other way to get iTunes to properly restore my info from this backup file???

Restore failed lost data HELP iPhone 3G

I recently updated my 3G phone to OS4. Updating went fine but the phone would not restore. I had to abort and update and reset the phone as new. I lost all data since my last sync. I did however copy and have an old backup file from a previous month, before updating. Is there anyway to get data out of this backup file and put it back on my phone? Could I delete the backup in iTunes now and replace it with the file I had saved to an external drive, then backup so I can offload data somehow? Thanks in advance for any help. HP DV 6000 iOS 4

Transfer SMS from old to new iPhone

I have a new iPhone, but during initial setup I did not restore from a backup but chose to do a clean setup. Now I want to move my SMS text messages stored in the old iPhone to my new iPhone. I identified the file where the messages are stored (3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e047a3d28 .mddata) but replacing it in a backup of the new iPhone and then restoring doesnt help (restore error).How can I manage to have my old messages on my new iPhone? Any help to the above or a software tool somewhere?? (there are many to backup but here it is to also transfer!) MBP Core2Duo 2.8 Mac OS X (10.6.3) 4GB RAM

downgrade to 3.1.3 worked however phots will not sync iPhone 3G

I successfully downgraded from 4.0.1 back to 3.1.3 using the methods described at: http://lifehacker.com/5572003/how-to-downgrade-your-iphone-3g%5Bs%5D-from-ios-4-to-ios-313.All is fine and everything came back to life except I now cannot sync photos.. I moved all of my Camera Roll photos that were visible when the iPhone was plugged in into the iPhoto folder that is specifically set-up to be the folder that syncs to the iPhone pictures. iPhoto sees all of the photos and the item count is correct. However, when I sync I get a red alert that says The iPhone Theo Glucks iPhone cannot be synced. The required file cannot be found.Uh...what might that file be and how can I find it? MAC mini Mac OS X (10.6.4) 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo; 4GB DDR3; 20" HD Cinema Display; iSight;

Photos not copying on iPhone it says file missing 3G

Hi i wanted to copy my photos on my iPhone 3G but iTunes keeps telling me the file is missing i tryed to erase all preferences offiTunes and iPhoto but that did not help... does somebody know what i can doo? thanks in advance:) 1.8 Dual G5 Mac OS X (10.4.10) 2 gig ram

cant play .amr files MMS audio after upgrading to iOS4 iPhone 3G

I was able to play .amr files (MMS audio) prior to upgrading to iOS4 on my iPhone 3G but now get a notice saying this file type is not supported. Does anyone know how I can play these files on my phone again? Thanks! iOS 4

iPhone 4 Voicemail edit

Hi I am pushing out iPhones to some users at work, the problem is we have our own voicemail server.What i need to do is edit the iPhone 4 (and 3Gs) so when i press the voicemail icon it rings our server and not O2.I have tried *5005*86*new# without any success, i have also tried editing the carrier support file, or at least i would if i had one (the folder is empty)Any help with this problem would be most greatful.CheersAndy PC iOS 4

Problem following LifeHacker instructions to downgrade 3G to 3.1.2 iPhone

I think that iTunes 9.2.1 may make it harder to follow LifeHackers Link: instructions to downgrade my iPhone 3G from iOS 4 to iOS 3.1.3. I ran into a little problem under Step 3, after I went into recovery mode. It says to go into iTunes and:...make sure youve clicked the iPhone under the Devices sidebar in iTunes, then hold Shift and click the Restore button (if youre on OS X, Alt/Opt+Click). iTunes will pop up a window prompting you to choose a file.But when I do this, the only options I get are to eject and open in a new window. Im wondering if I dont get the option to choose a file because I upgraded iTunes to 9.2.1 and the LifeHacker article was written before that upgrade. If so, do I have to downgrade my iTunes before I downgrade my iPhone? MacBook Pro iOS 4

iPhone 3G iOS4 major problems

Well, this is my first post on the forum, which i am quite new, but after reading the same issues with the iPhone 3g OS4 update that i have i thought its time to speak my mind on here, rather than making severe complaints over the home landline to the Apple Support team, with the same old question they ask have you tried restoring your phone? with my answer being YES, about 5 times daily! LOLNow i have been a keen Apple user for the last 4 years, being a professional photographer using my Macbook Pro and iMac are quite the tools i need, with no problems ever (touch of wood), until... my iPhone decided to die after 1 year of purchase when the IOS4 came out. Yes... my phone is the slowest thing i own sad to say! It is extremely painful to navigate around. Put it this way... my phone took about 6 minutes to just open 1 text message i received, in which i went to make a cup of coffee and to my surprise when i came back, it was still trying to open the message! The iOS4 software has killed MY 3G, and getting it back to a previous version is quite the mission too. What makes things even worse is when i back up and sync my 3G, iTunes decides to tell me that a file is missing on my iPhone to complete the sync! I ask why? What is going on? So, each and every time my phone becomes slow and sluggish, a system restore and several resets have been made. When i do this, half of the contacts that are on my iPhone are viewable, and half are not! Emails pop up... from months back that i have deleted, and i am talking thousands of them! When scrolling through my apps, or even just to get to the messages or Facebook, my apps vanish, and YouTube is stuck down the left side of my phone only showing half an app button! The list goes on and on, and for a while this is something i have had to put up with. I make back ups all the time, just to be safe, but it is quite the boredom to put back together when i have made a restore. I think what i am trying to say is my iPhone is useless, sad to say really Oh... did i mention my iPhone likes to turn off at random moments, not just in a call... but when on charge plugged into the mains?Is this a way for Apple to make their 3G and possibly the 3Gs customers upgrade to the 4?Are Apple actually looking into these problems? Makes me wonder...If anyone has a solution that does not involve jailbreaking or holding a hammer over the 3G ready for some destruction, please by all means, help all of us 3G users out.

Saving textSMS messages to text file iPhone 3G

Hi;Is there a method to convert/export SMS messages to a text file? I noticed there are some PC files out there that do this. Is there an equivalent Mac app that would do this function?thanks;J. iMac 24" 2.33 CD2 Mac OS X (10.5.2) 3GB RAM, Logic 8, Digi 002r, Korg MicroKontrol

Can I create clickable contact list iphone 4 will act on

I know the obvious answer is to use contacts, but this contact list is for a large organization that Im part of, and I dont need all of this information in my contacts. But I find that Id like to be able to call or email some of these people sometimes from my iPhone. I have the list as a PDF in eBooks, but its not clickable or easy to use that way. Im not even sure if I can copy/paste the info. I have the Yellow pages app and its really nice to be able to click on a phone number and iPhone calls it. So this is what Id like to create - some kind of file (PDF? text? XML?) that I can share with everyone that iPhones can act on for emails and phone numbers. I have Word and Excel versions of this contact file.Thank you!Carolyn iPhone 4 iOS 4

downgrading to IOS3 with new iTunes 9.2.1 iPhone 3G

After hearing that the white iPhone 4 will not be available anytime soon, I finally decided I cant fukcing bear ios4 on my 3G any longer and want to downgrade back to ios3.N.B. Ive been following this method:http://lifehacker.com/5572003/how-to-downgrade-your-iphone-3g%5Bs%5D-from-ios-4-to-ios-313However, the new iTunes 9.2.1 update seems to make this more difficult.At the stage where you option-click the Restore button to choose which IOS restore file you want to use, it no longer works.Apples description of the iTunes update seems to confirm this:-Addresses an issue upgrading to iOS 4 on an iPhone or iPod touch with encrypted back-upsDoes anyone know a way around this yet? Thanks. iPhone 3G iOS 4

Backing up of iphone3G

Heres the situation:1) Currently i have a damaged PSU/motherboard PC with my recent iphone3G backup in it.2) Just got back my laptop(Win Vista) yesterday frm servicing and made a backup of my iphone3G in the laptop. BUT i cant find the backup file. Ive looked up the support section for the location of the backup file, and still cant locate it. Am i able to use this backup although the primary computer i used for syncing is my PC.3) Does the backup file contains all the Apps that i d/led and able to transfer em to the iphone4? If not, is there an alternative way other than writing down the app names on a piece of paper and then re-download again.Lets say in no.1, its my motherboard thats damaged and i gotta overhaul my PC, but with my previous HDD being used, am i able to get back my iphone3G backup? All in all, i would want to have all the apps, contacts, info, SMS, photos, etc thats on my iphone3G being backed up and then use it for my new iphone4 when its launched this week. Your answers/opinions/suggestions/solutions are all GREATLY APPRECIATED!Thank you in advance Windows XP Pro 5G Black iPod 30GB, iPhone 3G

RINGTONE-CREATING FROM MUSIC file iPhone

Is it possible to use a song purchased on iTunes as a custom ringtone? I could do this on my BBerry and would sure like to know how on my iPhone4,I want to use the song as a contacts custom ringtone, so then I need to link it to a contact.mahalo!Message was edited by: KEN PRICE IPHONE 4 iOS 4

connecting my iphone 3g to my computer make it contract virus

My computer has a a virus/worm that spreads via removable drives, such as USB memory sticks called iuhi64.exe If i connect a usb memory stick it will create a file in it so that it can spread to another computer if i ever connect that memory stick to another computer. Ive connected my iphone to my computer before so i was wondering if the virus is now stored in my iphone aswell. The reason why i want to know is because im removing the virus from my computer now and i wouldnt like it if the next time i connect my iphone to the computer the computer gets the virus again because it was hidden in my iphone or something. So i was wondering isit possible something like this e hidden in my iphone? If yes, how would i remove it? Pc iPhone OS 3.1.3 Pc

Finally iOS 4.0.1 working on my 3G – Speed Solution Below iPhone

I managed to get iOS4 working on my 3g with no speed problems.Solution, I performed a factory restore from iTunes with the latest 4.0.1 update.The down side of this is I have lost my SMS history, Contacts History and desktop icons and favourites. I was able to select apps to reinstall from my iTunes after the update.I managed to backup my photos first with iPhone Explorer ( Google it ) as the phone was not showing the DCIM folder anymore after iTunes 9.2 update.I would imagine the iPhones file system format has changes from 3.x to 4.x and have noticed less file permission errors etc with the Apple iPhone Configuration Utility (that allowed me to view live debug messages from the iPhone. It would be nice if Apple released a fix to improve the issues though.I am still mad with Apple for ignoring this problem and will not buy another iPhone. 3G iOS 4

Upgrade to os4-way to get lost information-CONTACTS and TEXTS iPhone 3G

I have been spending hours, and hours, trying to figure out what happened to this phone. I upgraded to os4, and when I did, I lost everything (contacts, texts, pics, apps, etc.), eventhough I backed up everything on a weekly basis. Not sure where Apple dropped the ball on this major issue. I have been looking for hours to find a fix. I came across a post that was helpful in finding a way to solve some of my problems, including FINDING MY LOST CONTACTS! I have to manually enter them into my phone again, but at least I have them! Like, me I am sure many of you dont memorize phone numbers anymore. I have just added to a post I found by Somebody2 on another forum (http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=11831613), as a starter, and added to it, to give more specific directions. I am extremely thankful; to have found this! I am still looking to find a way to get back my lost pictures, but that may be a lost cause. Hopefully this can help some of you out there, like it did me(....sigh of relief). Anyway, here is a way to find those lost contacts and texts:Here are the main steps, assuming that you did backup your iPhone using iTunes recently:1. Use the following tutorial to install FireFox with SQLite Manager add-in and point it to your backup folder:http://www.skyontech.com/blog/iPhone-app-data-access (**when following these directions, make a copy of the backup folder, and paste it on your desktop to make the overall process a little easier)**2. Once you have opened SQLite, Click on the options (hammer/screwdriver icon) at the top. Change the Default file extension for SQLite files to mddata then click OK. Next, Click on the word Directory at the top, just under the menu bar. Then select choose Select default directory. Choose the most recent folder inside the backup folder you copied to the desktop, then click OK. **3. Now the more time consuming part (took me at least 30 minutes). Beside the word Directory you can now choose files from a drop down menu. The easiest way I found to do this is to click on the 1st one, then click go. You can continue down the list using the arrow key, and click go each time you go to a new file... As you do this, you will see the left side change. Sometime it has nothing (No directory found), and other times there is a list of menus (master table, tables, views, indexes, triggers). I found mine in the 38...range out of the hundreds of files.**4. Continue to go through the files until you see ABGroup under the tables menu as an options (it does not show up under the master table menu, just under tables).5. Once you have found ABGroup, Click on the Execute SQL tab in the SQLite Manager and copy/paste the following:====================SELECT First, Last, Organization, Note, value as Phone FROM ABPerson, ABMultiValue WHERE ABMultiValue.property=3 AND ROWID=record_id ORDER BY First====================Then click Run SQL button.You should now see the list of all contacts backed up from your iPhone. You can also highlight all rows with the mouse and the SHIFT key, then right-click and select Copy Rows as CSV for Excel, then paste them to Excel so that you can print your contacts spreadsheet.NOTE: You can do the same thing for finding text messages. The only difference, is that you want to look for the word message under the tables menu instead of abgroup.I have never posted here, but this was a HUGE help to me, so I thought I would try to share a more detailed way to get these back. I know its not easy, but IT WORKS!! I am so relieved, and thanks a lot Somebody2!!!! If anyone knows how to recover lost pictures, even if it is a process like this, please, please, please post it. PC Windows XP iPhone 3G

Instant message--email link. iPhone

A friend recently sent me an email link using messages, on my iphone 4, so I can send pictures using regular mail using my iPhone 4. When I clicked on the blue hyperlink containg the email address within messages, it opened up mail which it is supposed to do so I might be able to send a text or pictures. What the problem is no keyboard appeared so I can compose a message or attach a file. Can anyone offer a fix or might be having the same problem?? IPhone 4 iOS 4 VM WARE FUSION

why can I not restore iphone from specific backup 3G

I backed up my iphone a few hours ago (making it my most recent backup), and now I am trying to restore another iphone with that same backup file. I can see it in my preferences/devices on iTunes, but when I choose restore from backup I do not get that specific backup file as an option to restore with.How do I restore my iphone to that certain backup? iPhone OS 3.1.2

ipsw files erased from Time Machine backups-curious iPhone 3G

Im contemplating back-restoring my 3G to v3.1.3, and so need the ipsw file. I heard that the v4.x installer puts previous versions to Trash - so long gone. No probs, I have Firewire drive Time Machine backup going back to last September - Ill just get it from there.When I go to ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates on my iMac today, I see the v4.0.1 ipsw, so using that folder as a starting point I go into Time Machine backup to May - prior to the June iOS4. Nothing there! The whole iPhone Software Updates folder is not there in the enclosing iTunes folder - all the way back to last year, gone!In fact, in that iTunes folder, the iTunes Carrier Support and iTunes Plugins folders are the only ones that go back all the way.The other folders only go back to: iPhone Software Updates (today 20July - just installed iTunes 9.2.1), iPod Software Updates (today, 20July) and Mobile Backups (22June) - prior versions are all gone FROM THE TIME MACHINE BACKUPS!Am I being paranoid about conspiracies? You judge: I made a clone of my iMac on 22/April - and the iTunes Library folder in there contains the iPhone Software Updates folder (with my v3.1.3 ipsw), iPod Software Updates folder, plus the carrier support and plugins folders.The same date in my TM backup only has the carrier support and plugins folders there. This clone has iTunes 9.1 on it.I also have a separate Deja Vu backup to yet another drive - and make a weekly backup of my Library folder. It has all my ipsw v3 and v4 files in it!So has the upgrading to iTunes 9.2/9.2.1 for iOS4.x also erased all previously saved backups of iPhone and iPod/Touch ipsw files from the attached Time Machine backup?? Or maybe theyre secretly excluded from TM to prevent downgrading? 3G iOS 4 10.6.4

I cant restore iPhone archive because certain file unrestorable

Hello everyone, Im new to this Discussion Board Ive been an iPhone 3GS 32GB user for over a year now, and I decided to make an account here and start this topic, because Ive got a really serious problem... As the topic title can give you a hint on what is going on, let me describe everything in detail:Not so long ago I had upgraded my iPhone with iOS 4.0 to 4.0.1 (I did that 1 day after the official release of the new version). 2 days ago, when I wanted to make a call, I came across an issue manifesting itself by iPhone nearly instantly showing Call ended and later on Call failed, consecutively. It was happeninng so, regardless of whom I wanted to call. Whats noticable is that I could send and receive text messages, as well as receive incoming calls, without any problems. Making some research on the Internet, I found out that similar issues had been occurring with the earlier versions of the OS. None of the solutions described (turning off the automatic date and time setting and so on) didnt help me, as well as turning the iPhoone on and off, trying to get into the DFU mode, and downgrading to iOS 4.0 (I couldnt downgrade anyway) which didnt help either. Not knowing what to do next, I restored my iPhone to the factory settings, losing, as obvious, all apps, text messages, contacts etc. along the way. After this restore I was able to make outgoing cals again but wanting to have all my text messages I decided to load the newest backup onto my iPhone, and see what would happen. After loading the backup, I had all my contest back again but I was also again unable to make outgoing calls... (this proved that the issue was caused by some saved iPhone settings, or something similar, but not the iOS version itself). In this case I had nothing else to do, but to get back to the factory settings once again. As I cared abot keeping all my text messages, I read on the Internet the the way to save them is to copy the file called 3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e047a3d28 from the backup folder. In the next step you were supposed to make a backup of the phone restored to the factory settings, and overrite the file in that backup with the onee you had copied earlier (to spare myself any problems, I also copied the 31bb7ba8914766d4ba40d6dfb6113c8b614be442 file with the contacts). The problem turned out to be the fact that in the guide about all these files, there wasnt mentioned any information that you also should copy the following files: Info.plist, Manifest.plist i Status.plist (unfortunately, I found out about this fact later). I ompletely lost the rest of these files be deleting folders with the previous backup.So now, when I put the files I had copied earlier to the folder with the new backup, I am presented with this kind prompt while trying to restore: iTunes cannot restore iPhone (XXX) because some files from the archive couldnt be restored (or something similar because, since I hahe the Polish version of iTunes installed, Im not sure how it is put in the original literally). Ive tried to restore these *.plist files with some file recovery tools. These tools do find these files from the same day (that is, the 18th), but they differ from each oter by the time they were last modified (some are from 12:19A.M., others from 3:20P.M.), as well as the differ from the 2 files I had copied by the same manner. I assume that these differences in time (as well as in checksums that I found out about) cause the backup to not be seen by iTunes when I put these revovered *.plist (along with the 2 files that I had copied) in the backup folder. The same result occurrs when I recover these files with the long names the same way I had recovered the *.plist files, and put them in the folder with these *.plist files.I cant deny that I would really like to have all my text messages back.... Does anyoneone know how to import them back on the iPhone from that 3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e047a3d28 file, because Im getting really frustrated here I read it could be achieved by checking the *.plist files checksums if iTunes doesnt want to restore a backup the normal way. If this is the only way to do it (or if there are any other work arounds), please guide me on how to do it. I really need help Intel based PC Windows 7 The PC OS is Windows 7 Ultimate 32-Bit

Backup takes forever and freezes iPhone 3G

I heard that the problem is from downloading apps by using my phone instead of using iTunes, and there is a procedure for fixing an error file, or something. Anyone know about this?(Ive already deleted all my photos from my phone and have reset the backup file under devices and neither worked to unfreeze the backup.) Id like to upgrade to the new OS4, but I cant get past the backup. HP