Sam Unlock Tool Repo
Unlock iPhone 3GS and choose your own network carrier. IPhone 3GS unlock tools include Greenpois0n. You can activate it officially on iOS 4.3.2 by using SAM. Working SAM unlock reporting in. And perhaps the repo is getting hammered so hard that SAM did get. Can I download SAM and just use the de-activate tool.
SAM has been to make the unlocking process easier than ever now that it is not limited to the SIM you unlocked your phone on and it doesn`t require SIM ID. Now we are going to walk you through unlocking your iPhone with the new SAM update. Step 1: Install SAM via Cydia. Repo address: Step 2: Insert your unofficial SIM card. Step 3: Open SAMprefs, Go to Utilities and tap Attempt Activation. Step 4: Your device will respring, and it should recognize your unofficial SIM card.
Tip: If you receive any kind of error message. For example, one that tells you that you need to select the original carrier of your SIM ID, follow those steps: Step 1: Remove your SIM card Step 2: Open iFile and go to /var/root/Library.
Tap edit in the upper right-hand corner, and select Lockdown, and tap the zip button to create a backup of Lockdown. Scroll to the bottom to ensure that a backup zip was created. Now delete the Lockdown folder.
Step 3: Navigate to /User/Library/Preferences and search for SAM. Delete the com.bingner.sam.plist file. Step 4: Power down your iPhone completely, and turn it back on.
Step 5: Insert your unofficial SIM card. Step 6: Open SAMprefs go to Utilities and tap Attempt Activation. You will receive a dialogue stating that it may take a while. Your iPhone will respring.
Step 7: You should now be on your unofficial network. T-Mobile, etc. You`re good to go. Bluetooth Type 1002 Drivers. SAM has been to make the unlocking process easier than ever now that it is not limited to the SIM you unlocked your phone on and it doesn`t require SIM ID.
Now we are going to walk you through unlocking your iPhone with the new SAM update. Step 1: Install SAM via Cydia. Repo address: Step 2: Insert your unofficial SIM card. Step 3: Open SAMprefs, Go to Utilities and tap Attempt Activation. Step 4: Your device will respring, and it should recognize your unofficial SIM card. Tip: If you receive any kind of error message. For example, one that tells you that you need to select the original carrier of your SIM ID, follow those steps: Step 1: Remove your SIM card Step 2: Open iFile and go to /var/root/Library.
Tap edit in the upper right-hand corner, and select Lockdown, and tap the zip button to create a backup of Lockdown. Scroll to the bottom to ensure that a backup zip was created. Now delete the Lockdown folder.
Step 3: Navigate to /User/Library/Preferences and search for SAM. Delete the com.bingner.sam.plist file. Step 4: Power down your iPhone completely, and turn it back on. Step 5: Insert your unofficial SIM card.
Step 6: Open SAMprefs go to Utilities and tap Attempt Activation. You will receive a dialogue stating that it may take a while. Your iPhone will respring. Step 7: You should now be on your unofficial network. T-Mobile, etc.
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If you haven’t had much success your iPhone with the tool, then perhaps this will be of interest to you. The developer of the SAM tool has updated it to make unlocking much easier. In fact, it only takes a few steps in most cases. You don’t need iTunes, you don’t need the original SIM that you device is locked to, SIM ID’s, or anything like that. Check out our full how to inside The latest update for SAM should fix some issues with the activation if you click in SAM, and give you a pretty indicator while you wait. — Sam Bingner (@sbingner) Step 1: Install SAM via Cydia.
Repo address: Step 2: Insert your unofficial SIM card. Step 3: Open SAMprefs, Go to Utilities and tap Attempt Activation. Step 4: Your device will respring, and it should recognize your unofficial SIM card.
If this doesn’t work, follow the full tutorial outlined below, and in the video. Troubleshooting: If you receive a message that says: You must select the original carrier SIMID of your iPhone, or any other error message, simply perform the following: Step 1: Remove your SIM card Step 2: Open iFile and go to /var/root/Library. Tap edit in the upper right-hand corner, and select Lockdown, and tap the zip button to create a backup of Lockdown. Scroll to the bottom to ensure that a backup zip was created.
Now delete the Lockdown folder. Step 3: Navigate to /User/Library/Preferences and search for SAM. Delete the com.bingner.sam.plist file. Step 4: Power down your iPhone completely, and turn it back on. Step 5: Insert your unofficial SIM card. Step 6: Open SAMprefs go to Utilities and tap Attempt Activation. You will receive a dialogue stating that it may take a while.