Sending kernelcache 3utools ошибка

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iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Hello,

I have an iPhone 7 that is stuck in recovery mode. When I take it out of recovery mode, it boot loops. when I try DFU restore in iTunes, it never kicks to the «RestoreOS» phase. I see an empty progress bar, and it instantly reboots back into recovery mode. I see the same thing using «Easy Flash». I have tried 3 different computers, 3 different USB cables, and 3 different OSes (macOS, Win7, Win10). When I use Pro Flash mode, I never get to the restore screen with the apple logo. I get the following log:

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14:52:34   Please connect USB cable to iDevice, make sure your iDevice in DFU Mode
14:53:19   Reading information from iDevice
14:53:19   Product Type: iPhone9,1
14:53:19   MAIN CPU ID: 8010
14:53:19   Filename of firmware : iPhone_4.7_P3_11.0_11.2.2_15C202_Restore
14:53:19   Firmware Version: 11.2.2
14:53:19   Product Build: 15C202, 15
14:53:19   Image4 supported: TRUE
14:53:19   Extracting FileSystem from firmware
14:53:19   Reading ECID
14:53:19   iDevice ECID: 0012545A28458526
14:53:19   Reading random NONCE
14:53:19   Querying for SHSH file on Apple Server
14:53:20   Saving SHSH file to our server
14:53:20   iDevice will connect to DFU Mode automatically (5 minutes in Win7)
14:53:20   Loading iBSS component
14:53:32   Reading random NONCE (this is red)
14:53:32   Product Type: iPhone9,1
14:53:32   Product Name: iPhone7
14:53:32   Flash is failed! (This is red)
14:53:32   Flash and jailbreak of apple device, please visit official website of 3uTools
14:53:32   Elapsed Time: 00:00:57

Anyone have any ideas? I have been reading things like «Replace the NAND», but I don’t know if that is the problem before I open it up. When it is in recovery mode, the «iDevice» tab reads all of the correct info, except nothing is reported for the device size.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Grace Liu » 18 Jan 2018 08:54

Hello,
And what is the error on Easy Flash?
For your information, there is no 3uTools for mac at present.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby compu829 » 18 Jan 2018 09:05

Grace Liu wrote:Hello,
And what is the error on Easy Flash?
For your information, there is no 3uTools for mac at present.

Hello, I understand that. I was trying to say that I tested with multiple devices with and without using 3uTools.

Easy Flash hangs at 19% with the word «Restoring» in regular flash mode. IT eventually returns «Error Unable to Restore iDevice (-2).

Easy Flash says «Sending Ramdisk», then «Sending KernelCache», and lastly «Restoring». As soon as it says «Restoring» the phone immediately reboots away from the screen with the progress bar. When I am in DFU mode, Easy Flash says that it cannot switch to Recovery Mode even though it eventually switches. When I used «Pro Flash» I got the log that I posted above.

Let me know if you need any more info.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Grace Liu » 18 Jan 2018 10:12

Hello, I think it is about hardware problem. Did you try to restore to another iOS version?


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby compu829 » 18 Jan 2018 10:18

I did. I tried the latest 11.2.5 beta as well as iOS 11.2.0. I noticed that the baseband changed between 11.1 and 11.2, and I am wondering if maybe the update failed.

What is strange is that the main device page in 3uTools reports all of the information about the phone without fail. so I don’t think it is a NAND issue. I wish there was a way to see exactly what is failing!


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Grace Liu » 18 Jan 2018 10:32

Normally, error -2 would be caused by hareware problem. But not sure which part of hardware, you are suggested to get a repairman to check your device.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Xanscer » 01 Feb 2018 17:39

Greca Liu wrote:Normally, error -2 would be caused by hareware problem. But not sure which part of hardware, you are suggested to get a repairman to check your device.

Try my method, this is recommended by my colleague, I don’t know whether it is useful or not.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby compu829 » 01 Feb 2018 18:11

Xanscer wrote:Try my method, this is recommended by my colleague, I don’t know whether it is useful or not.

I tied flashing it via iTunes, and I noticed that an error about not being able to read the baseband keeps coming up. This error appears more times than on a phone that will flash. I think the kernel can’t talk to the baseband chips, causing it to panic. I am going to try and reflow the chip and the PMIC to see if that fixes it.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby virtuosity » 26 Sep 2018 05:54

compu829 wrote:

Xanscer wrote:Try my method, this is recommended by my colleague, I don’t know whether it is useful or not.

I tied flashing it via iTunes, and I noticed that an error about not being able to read the baseband keeps coming up. This error appears more times than on a phone that will flash. I think the kernel can’t talk to the baseband chips, causing it to panic. I am going to try and reflow the chip and the PMIC to see if that fixes it.

did you had a successful attempt on repairing it? i’m stuck at this condition also


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby blackshady » 09 Sep 2019 17:02

From your description, I think the problems is a combination of stuck in recovery mode and boot loop.
You can surely see that the system on your iPhone is damaged, and the easiest way to fix this is to use TunesKit iOS System Recovery to do a complete restore.
Otherwise, just go to Apple Support Center.



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Introduction

3uTools is a powerful tool for managing iOS devices. It is a comprehensive tool that allows users to manage their iOS devices, including jailbreaking, flashing, and restoring. It also provides a wide range of features, such as backing up and restoring data, managing files, and more. One of the most common issues users face with 3uTools is getting stuck on sending kernel cache. This issue can be caused by a variety of factors, including a corrupted or outdated version of 3uTools, a corrupted or outdated version of iTunes, or a corrupted or outdated version of iOS. In this article, we will discuss how to fix this issue and get 3uTools working again.

If you are experiencing an issue with 3uTools where it is stuck on the “Sending Kernel Cache” error, there are a few steps you can take to try and resolve the issue.

First, try restarting your computer and then re-launching 3uTools. If this does not work, try uninstalling 3uTools and then reinstalling it.

If the issue persists, try disabling your antivirus software and firewall. If this does not work, try disabling your internet connection and then re-launching 3uTools.

If none of these steps work, you may need to contact 3uTools support for further assistance.

The 3uTools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache Error is a common issue that occurs when attempting to flash a device with 3uTools. This error is caused by a variety of factors, including a corrupted or outdated version of 3uTools, a faulty USB cable, or a corrupted or outdated version of the device’s firmware. Additionally, this error can be caused by a lack of sufficient storage space on the device, or by a conflict between the device’s operating system and 3uTools.

In order to resolve this issue, users should first ensure that they are using the latest version of 3uTools. Additionally, they should check that their USB cable is functioning properly and that their device has sufficient storage space. If the issue persists, users should try to update their device’s firmware, or they should try to reinstall 3uTools. If the issue still persists, users should contact 3uTools support for further assistance.

If you are using 3uTools and it is stuck on the “Sending Kernel Cache” error, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue.

First, check your internet connection. Make sure that your device is connected to a stable internet connection. If the connection is weak or unstable, it can cause the error to occur.

Second, check the USB cable. Make sure that the USB cable is securely connected to both your device and your computer. If the cable is loose or damaged, it can cause the error to occur.

Third, check the 3uTools version. Make sure that you are using the latest version of 3uTools. If you are using an outdated version, it can cause the error to occur.

Fourth, check the device. Make sure that your device is compatible with 3uTools. If your device is not compatible, it can cause the error to occur.

Finally, restart your device and computer. This can help to reset the connection and resolve the issue.

If you have followed these steps and the error persists, contact 3uTools customer support for further assistance.

Using 3uTools for iOS device management offers a number of benefits. Firstly, 3uTools is a comprehensive suite of tools that allows users to manage their iOS devices with ease. It provides a wide range of features, such as the ability to back up and restore data, flash and jailbreak devices, manage applications, and more.

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Q&A

Q1: What is 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache?

A1: 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache is an issue that occurs when 3utools fails to send the kernel cache to the device. This can be caused by a variety of issues, including a corrupted or outdated version of 3utools, a faulty USB connection, or a problem with the device itself.

Q2: How can I fix 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache?

A2: To fix 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache, you should first try restarting your device and then reconnecting it to your computer. If that doesn’t work, you should try updating 3utools to the latest version and then try again. If that still doesn’t work, you should try using a different USB cable or port.

Q3: What happens if 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache?

A3: If 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache, it means that the kernel cache was not successfully sent to the device. This can cause a variety of issues, including slow performance, unexpected crashes, and other problems.

Q4: What should I do if 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache?

A4: If 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache, you should first try restarting your device and then reconnecting it to your computer. If that doesn’t work, you should try updating 3utools to the latest version and then try again. If that still doesn’t work, you should try using a different USB cable or port.

Q5: Is there any way to prevent 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache?

A5: Yes, you can prevent 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache by making sure that you are using the latest version of 3utools and that your device is properly connected to your computer. Additionally, you should make sure that your USB cable is in good condition and that you are using the correct USB port.

Q6: What should I do if 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache persists?

A6: If 3utools Stuck On Sending Kernel Cache persists, you should try using a different USB cable or port. If that doesn’t work, you should contact 3utools support for further assistance.

$ARGEFORCE

  • #1

Принесли, висел на шнурке. Пробую шить 3uTools в разных режимах, один и тот же результат. После Sending Kernel Cache висит на яблоке, 19%, Restoring и в итоге по таймауту Error: Unable to restore iDevice(-2). Дальше апп висит на яблоке. Апп уже где-то вскрывали, нет защитных экранов. Следов пайки не увидел. В какую сторону стоит смотреть? Может ли быть проблема в кнопке touchID? Память, тристар?

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А какая ошибка при прошивке через itiunes, и логи при прошивке 3u Tools

8965

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для начала вскрытие проверка всех питаний а дальше анализ полученных данных и принятие решения

$ARGEFORCE

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А какая ошибка при прошивке через itiunes, и логи при прошивке 3u Tools

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$ARGEFORCE

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для начала вскрытие проверка всех питаний а дальше анализ полученных данных и принятие решения

Какие именно напряжения вас интересуют?

8965

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все согласно схемы электрической принципиальной
з.ы. мне ваши напряжения нужны как рыбке зонтик….

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iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Hello,

I have an iPhone 7 that is stuck in recovery mode. When I take it out of recovery mode, it boot loops. when I try DFU restore in iTunes, it never kicks to the «RestoreOS» phase. I see an empty progress bar, and it instantly reboots back into recovery mode. I see the same thing using «Easy Flash». I have tried 3 different computers, 3 different USB cables, and 3 different OSes (macOS, Win7, Win10). When I use Pro Flash mode, I never get to the restore screen with the apple logo. I get the following log:

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14:52:34   Please connect USB cable to iDevice, make sure your iDevice in DFU Mode
14:53:19   Reading information from iDevice
14:53:19   Product Type: iPhone9,1
14:53:19   MAIN CPU ID: 8010
14:53:19   Filename of firmware : iPhone_4.7_P3_11.0_11.2.2_15C202_Restore
14:53:19   Firmware Version: 11.2.2
14:53:19   Product Build: 15C202, 15
14:53:19   Image4 supported: TRUE
14:53:19   Extracting FileSystem from firmware
14:53:19   Reading ECID
14:53:19   iDevice ECID: 0012545A28458526
14:53:19   Reading random NONCE
14:53:19   Querying for SHSH file on Apple Server
14:53:20   Saving SHSH file to our server
14:53:20   iDevice will connect to DFU Mode automatically (5 minutes in Win7)
14:53:20   Loading iBSS component
14:53:32   Reading random NONCE (this is red)
14:53:32   Product Type: iPhone9,1
14:53:32   Product Name: iPhone7
14:53:32   Flash is failed! (This is red)
14:53:32   Flash and jailbreak of apple device, please visit official website of 3uTools
14:53:32   Elapsed Time: 00:00:57

Anyone have any ideas? I have been reading things like «Replace the NAND», but I don’t know if that is the problem before I open it up. When it is in recovery mode, the «iDevice» tab reads all of the correct info, except nothing is reported for the device size.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Grace Liu » 18 Jan 2018 08:54

Hello,
And what is the error on Easy Flash?
For your information, there is no 3uTools for mac at present.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby compu829 » 18 Jan 2018 09:05

Grace Liu wrote:Hello,
And what is the error on Easy Flash?
For your information, there is no 3uTools for mac at present.

Hello, I understand that. I was trying to say that I tested with multiple devices with and without using 3uTools.

Easy Flash hangs at 19% with the word «Restoring» in regular flash mode. IT eventually returns «Error Unable to Restore iDevice (-2).

Easy Flash says «Sending Ramdisk», then «Sending KernelCache», and lastly «Restoring». As soon as it says «Restoring» the phone immediately reboots away from the screen with the progress bar. When I am in DFU mode, Easy Flash says that it cannot switch to Recovery Mode even though it eventually switches. When I used «Pro Flash» I got the log that I posted above.

Let me know if you need any more info.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Grace Liu » 18 Jan 2018 10:12

Hello, I think it is about hardware problem. Did you try to restore to another iOS version?


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby compu829 » 18 Jan 2018 10:18

I did. I tried the latest 11.2.5 beta as well as iOS 11.2.0. I noticed that the baseband changed between 11.1 and 11.2, and I am wondering if maybe the update failed.

What is strange is that the main device page in 3uTools reports all of the information about the phone without fail. so I don’t think it is a NAND issue. I wish there was a way to see exactly what is failing!


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Grace Liu » 18 Jan 2018 10:32

Normally, error -2 would be caused by hareware problem. But not sure which part of hardware, you are suggested to get a repairman to check your device.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby Xanscer » 01 Feb 2018 17:39

Greca Liu wrote:Normally, error -2 would be caused by hareware problem. But not sure which part of hardware, you are suggested to get a repairman to check your device.

Try my method, this is recommended by my colleague, I don’t know whether it is useful or not.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby compu829 » 01 Feb 2018 18:11

Xanscer wrote:Try my method, this is recommended by my colleague, I don’t know whether it is useful or not.

I tied flashing it via iTunes, and I noticed that an error about not being able to read the baseband keeps coming up. This error appears more times than on a phone that will flash. I think the kernel can’t talk to the baseband chips, causing it to panic. I am going to try and reflow the chip and the PMIC to see if that fixes it.


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby virtuosity » 26 Sep 2018 05:54

compu829 wrote:

Xanscer wrote:Try my method, this is recommended by my colleague, I don’t know whether it is useful or not.

I tied flashing it via iTunes, and I noticed that an error about not being able to read the baseband keeps coming up. This error appears more times than on a phone that will flash. I think the kernel can’t talk to the baseband chips, causing it to panic. I am going to try and reflow the chip and the PMIC to see if that fixes it.

did you had a successful attempt on repairing it? i’m stuck at this condition also


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Re: iPhone 7 Stuck In Recovery Mode

Postby blackshady » 09 Sep 2019 17:02

From your description, I think the problems is a combination of stuck in recovery mode and boot loop.
You can surely see that the system on your iPhone is damaged, and the easiest way to fix this is to use TunesKit iOS System Recovery to do a complete restore.
Otherwise, just go to Apple Support Center.



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int recovery_send_kernelcache(struct idevicerestore_client_t* client, plist_t build_identity)
{
const char* component = «RestoreKernelCache»;
irecv_error_t recovery_error = IRECV_E_SUCCESS;

if (client->recovery == NULL) {
	if (recovery_client_new(client) < 0) {
		return -1;
	}
}

if (recovery_send_component(client, build_identity, component) < 0) {
	error("ERROR: Unable to send %s to device.n", component);
	return -1;
}

int ioctl_error = irecv_usb_control_transfer(client->recovery->client, 0x21, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5000);

#if defined(_WIN32)
if(ioctl_error < 0)
{
// Xanadu:修复某些设备无法进入刷机模式的BUG
irecv_usb_control_transfer(client->recovery->client, 0xA1, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5000);
irecv_usb_control_transfer(client->recovery->client, 0x41, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5000);
}
#endif

if (client->restore_boot_args) {
	char setba[256];
	strcpy(setba, "setenv boot-args ");
	strcat(setba, client->restore_boot_args);
	recovery_error = irecv_send_command(client->recovery->client, setba);
}

recovery_error = irecv_send_command(client->recovery->client, "bootx");
if (recovery_error != IRECV_E_SUCCESS) {
	error("ERROR: Unable to execute %sn", component);
	return -1;
}

return 0;

}

These two sentences can increase the success rate.
irecv_usb_control_transfer(client->recovery->client, 0xA1, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5000);
irecv_usb_control_transfer(client->recovery->client, 0x41, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5000);

  1. 23.01.2021, 15:44


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    Без нанда при прошивке на этом месте ( 11% ) должно загореться яблоко на дисплее и появиться сообщение в 3u-tools о посылке RAM-loader-a . Если этого не происходит — значит дело вообще не в нанде , тут только измерения всех питаний помогут и общего потребления аппарата , ну и батарея должна быть исправна — заряжена хотя бы до 4 вольт с исправным контроллером . Вариант с отвалом озу тоже возможен — они так и дохли сами по себе …


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  3. 23.01.2021, 16:04


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    Без нанда при прошивке на этом месте ( 11% ) должно загореться яблоко на дисплее и появиться сообщение в 3u-tools о посылке RAM-loader-a . Если этого не происходит — значит дело вообще не в нанде , тут только измерения всех питаний помогут и общего потребления аппарата , ну и батарея должна быть исправна — заряжена хотя бы до 4 вольт с исправным контроллером . Вариант с отвалом озу тоже возможен — они так и дохли сами по себе …

    Без nand «яблоко» не загорится. itunes даст «4014»


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    Без nand «яблоко» не загорится. itunes даст «4014»

    Специально вкинул тестовую плату 6S без нанда в тестовое корыто . На 11% появляется яблоко , затем на 16% — Sending Ramdisk , 18% — Sending Kernel Cache , 19% — Restoring , на этом месте яблоко пропадает и аппарат перегружается .


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    Специально вкинул тестовую плату 6S без нанда в тестовое корыто . На 11% появляется яблоко , затем на 16% — Sending Ramdisk , 18% — Sending Kernel Cache , 19% — Restoring , на этом месте яблоко пропадает и аппарат перегружается .

    спасибо за информацию


  7. 23.01.2021, 23:15


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    спасибо за информацию

    Нанд нормально старый считался и программатором в новую мс всё нормально зашилось до перепайки?


  8. 24.01.2021, 14:26


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    Специально вкинул тестовую плату 6S без нанда в тестовое корыто . На 11% появляется яблоко , затем на 16% — Sending Ramdisk , 18% — Sending Kernel Cache , 19% — Restoring , на этом месте яблоко пропадает и аппарат перегружается .

    все верно, nand не имеет отношения к яблоку и тому, что грузится в оператос


  9. 25.01.2021, 11:27


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    Специально вкинул тестовую плату 6S без нанда в тестовое корыто . На 11% появляется яблоко , затем на 16% — Sending Ramdisk , 18% — Sending Kernel Cache , 19% — Restoring , на этом месте яблоко пропадает и аппарат перегружается .

    Значит что то изменилось. Была 6s без nand 4014


  • #1

I’m a pretty knowledgeable user when it comes to problems with iPhones. However, this one has me good…

So I was trying to set up my phone using the «restore from iCloud backup» option. But it paused during the backup download, so I had no option but to force restart. Now it’s stuck in recovery mode.
I have tried on my Mac and Windows to restore, but no success. Got error 4013 on my Mac.
I ttried to restore in DFU mode with iTunes on Windows — was able to get the progress bar to show for a second, but then went back to recovery mode.

I have also tried 3uTools, but it freezes on «Sending KernelCache».

Not sure what the next steps are from here. Is there any other software I should try?

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  • #2

What software are you using in your photo? I’d suggest sticking with iTunes/Finder. Try DFU mode again with these.
If possible, you can make an appointment at an Apple Store.

  • #3

Thanks for your input, however I already tried iTunes/Finder with no success. That’s why 3uTools was my next option.

  • #4

Have you tried to kick your phone out of recovery modus with 3utools?
Can you try another computer or Mac? Did you try another usb to lightning cable? Maybe another USB-Port?

I also had some problems in the past with my Macbook Pro 2015. When I have plugged in my Printer and a Mouse plus the iPhone I get the Error 4013. Some devices took to much power from the internal USB Card.

Just give it a try.

  • #5

I’m having the same issue with an iPad (7th gen, I think). I’ve tried 4 different cables, 3 computers (2 Mac, 1 Windows) and different USB ports on each of those computers. I tried 3utools and stopped at the same «Sending KernelCache» error. DFU mode just goes back into recovery mode when I start either update or restore process. I used the free Reiboot to kick it out of recovery mode, and now I’m back in a boot loop: Apple logo for about 45 seconds, black screen for 2 seconds, back to Apple logo. I left it that way for over 12 hours, no change.

I came here before paying for Reiboot or mfctools or some such. Following in case OP or someone else comes up with a solution. At this point we’re willing to try paid software, but only if it’s likely to succeed with this error. Reiboot has blatantly fake reviews, including a review from its own marketing team that forgot to change accounts, so I’m leery of paying them.

  • #6

iPhone has likely been bricked. Last option is to sell it on eBay as a parts only sale. Or send it to Apple and get the bad news from them.

  • #7

I have the same problem iphone 12 pro max does not come out of recovery mode update by 3utools and now it does not exceed 18% any suggestion please

  • #9

I’m having the same problem with my iPad 7th gen, it’s been 3-4 months since it started bootlooping and now it’s collecting dust. I’m curious to know if you’ve found any solution and fixed your iPad

  • #10

Ho lo stesso problema con il mio iPad di 7a generazione, sono passati 3-4 mesi da quando ha iniziato il bootloo e ora sta raccogliendo polvere. Sono curioso di sapere se hai trovato qualche soluzione e riparato il tuo iPad

The your problem Is CPU.. resolved with reballing.

  • #11

Probabilmente l’iPhone è stato bloccato. L’ultima opzione è venderlo su eBay come vendita di sole parti. Oppure invialo ad Apple e ricevi le cattive notizie da lo

Probabilmente l’iPhone è stato bloccato. L’ultima opzione è venderlo su eBay come vendita di sole parti. Oppure invialo ad Apple e ricevi le cattive notizie da loro.

Che cosa??? Bloccato? Ahahahahahha il problema del ripristino dell’ip 12 è nand o flat face id. Bloccato??? Sei un uomo serio?. iPhone con lucchetto è acceso MISTER. CAMBIA LAVORO.

  • #12

Sono un utente abbastanza esperto quando si tratta di problemi con gli iPhone. Comunque questo mi fa stare bene…

Quindi stavo provando a configurare il mio telefono usando l’opzione «ripristina da backup iCloud». Ma si è interrotto durante il download del backup, quindi non ho avuto altra scelta che forzare il riavvio. Ora è bloccato in modalità di ripristino.
Ho provato a ripristinare sul mio Mac e Windows, ma senza successo. Ho ricevuto l’errore 4013 sul mio Mac.
Ho provato a ripristinare in modalità DFU con iTunes su Windows: sono riuscito a visualizzare la barra di avanzamento per un secondo, ma poi sono tornato alla modalità di ripristino.

Ho anche provato 3uTools, ma si blocca su «Invio KernelCache».

Non sono sicuro di quali siano i prossimi passi da qui. C’è qualche altro software che dovrei provare?

Il problema è nella scheda madre.. risolto con microsaldatura Memory nand o scollegare il cavo microfono/face id.
Can you call a Apple store? No!!! Apple store are inexperienced for microsoldering and they change the iPhone with refurbished.

  • #13

I’m having the same issue with an iPad (7th gen, I think). I’ve tried 4 different cables, 3 computers (2 Mac, 1 Windows) and different USB ports on each of those computers. I tried 3utools and stopped at the same «Sending KernelCache» error. DFU mode just goes back into recovery mode when I start either update or restore process. I used the free Reiboot to kick it out of recovery mode, and now I’m back in a boot loop: Apple logo for about 45 seconds, black screen for 2 seconds, back to Apple logo. I left it that way for over 12 hours, no change.

I came here before paying for Reiboot or mfctools or some such. Following in case OP or someone else comes up with a solution. At this point we’re willing to try paid software, but only if it’s likely to succeed with this error. Reiboot has blatantly fake reviews, including a review from its own marketing team that forgot to change accounts, so I’m leery of paying them.

I am facing the same problem.. did you finally find any fix here? whats the status of your ipad now

  • #14

I’m having the same problem with my iPad 7th gen, it’s been 3-4 months since it started bootlooping and now it’s collecting dust. I’m curious to know if you’ve found any solution and fixed your iPad

Hi there.. I am facing the same problem.. did you finally find any fix here? whats the status of your ipad now

  • #15

I’m a pretty knowledgeable user when it comes to problems with iPhones. However, this one has me good…

So I was trying to set up my phone using the «restore from iCloud backup» option. But it paused during the backup download, so I had no option but to force restart. Now it’s stuck in recovery mode.
I have tried on my Mac and Windows to restore, but no success. Got error 4013 on my Mac.
I ttried to restore in DFU mode with iTunes on Windows — was able to get the progress bar to show for a second, but then went back to recovery mode.

I have also tried 3uTools, but it freezes on «Sending KernelCache».

Not sure what the next steps are from here. Is there any other software I should try?

Hello. I am facing the same problem with my ipad as well.. did you finally find any fix for your iphone? whats the status of your iphone now

  • #16

Ciao. Sto affrontando lo stesso problema anche con il mio ipad .. hai finalmente trovato qualche soluzione per il tuo iphone? qual è lo stato del tuo iphone or

  • #17

Hi your iPad Is with problem cpu. Resolve with reballing cpu.

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