A new tool has been released by Kirma that will fix iTunes 9.x when using blackra1n or Spirit jailbreak for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. It fixes issues such as the ASL.dll error when running blackra1n and the iTunes error when using Spirit.
The program has two buttons which are "Make it Spirit" for Spirit users and "Make it ra1n" for blackra1n users, Clicking on each of them will solve the respective iTunes 9.1.1 related issue. 

The tool is very simple to use.Just put iFixer in the same folder as blackra1n and Spirit then run it as Administrator. Hit the button related to your tool and you’re good to go.

You can Download iFixer for Windows from here.

 

A problem has bean reported after a lot of iPad jailbreak the problem is broken location services after using the spirit jailbreak on  iPad WiFi, The problem is due to an unfixed bug in OpenSSH. Here we just get the solution , so please follow the next steps:

Step 1: Open SBSettings and make sure SSH toggle is activated (green) and note the Wi-Fi IP address of the iPad.Step 2: Open Terminal , and type in:

ssh root@xxx.xxx.x.xxx (Replace xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx with your iPad WiFi address) and it should be like ssh root@192.168.1.101

Step 3: You will be prompted to enter your password. If you have not changed the default password is Alpine.
Step 4: Now execute following commands

launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.locationd.plist

Step 5: Press enter

launchctl load /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.locationd.plist

 
Step 6: That’s it! The location Services will work again.

 

MuscleNerd (one of the iPhone Dev-Team) posted some tweets for how to prevent Baseband update after Spirit jailbreak using a method called "last-ditch" for those who ignored warnings on SpiritJB.com to not use Spirit if you're using blacksn0w on an iPhone 3GS without 3.1.2 SHSH blobs on file.This is not a jailbreak or an unlock by itself. It's much safer (that method has the potential to brick your baseband if your timing is off).
Some People who were using blacksn0w on their iPhone 3GS at 3.1.2 tried to apply the Spirit JB without removing blackra1n. They found themselves in a reboot loop or stuck at the Apple or recovery screen.

Note:Do not use this method if Cydia has your 3.1.2 SHSH hashes on file – it's overkill! Just restore to 3.1.2 using your saved hashes instead. (But if you've already got 3.1.3's baseband on your iPhone, it's already too late for you and you must wait for the next unlock. This method doesn't change that.).

Requirements:

• Using iPad 3GS
• No 3.1.2 SHSH blobs on file with Cydia (or locally on your computer)
• You've never updated or restored (or bought your iPhone with) stock 3.1.3 before
• Have access to a SIM card that will allow your iPhone 3GS to activate through iTunes.[Important]
• You're currently in a reboot loop or stuck in recovery mode. If you're not, You may want to leave well enough alone for now.

Steps:

1. Make sure you have rslite or iRecovery handy and that you can run it. You'll need to use it after iTunes errors out.
2. Unzip the 3.1.3 IPSW. You'll be making three changes to it.
3. Remove Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.n88ap.production/LLB.n88ap.RELEASE.img3
4. Edit Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.n88ap.production/manifest. Remove the first line (LLB.n88ap.RELEASE.img3) then save back the file.
5. Remove the two references to LLB in BuildManifest.plist. You want to remove the lines starting with LLB up to and including the next (this will be 17 lines). Do this twice…once in the first half of the file, and once in the second half.
6. Zip it all back up. Keep in mind that the top-level of the zip should be that directory where BuildManifest.plist is. (Don't zip it from the folder one level up from this by mistake).
7. Restore or update to this modified IPSW (not the stock one from Apple!). It will eventually error out (error #6).
8. Use rslite or iRecovery to get past the subsequent recovery screen. Using rslite, you'd do:

% rslite
rslite v0.2 - by the iPhone Dev Team, 2009.
--THIS IS AN UNSUPPORTED TOOL--
Connecting...
[Recovery] setenv auto-boot true
[Recovery] saveenv
[Recovery] reboot

Need Help:
Sure feel free to ask what you want here by adding a comment or by asking MuscleNerd on twitter [Thanks for Jasmine_Joel for heads up by tweets]

 

One of the famous problems that has been reported recently with Spirit Jailbreak on windows XP

Solution Steps :


1-Uninstall :
            -  iTunes
            - Apple Application Support
            - Apple Mobile Device Support
            - Apple Software Update

2-Reboot
3-Install iTunes ( recommended, USING iTunes 9.0.3)
4-Reboot
5-Done

[via gsmhosting]
 

 

Today we announced you that Spirit Jailbreak has been updated fixing Deleted Photos and Windows Errors, But what about people who has lost their photos during jailbreak, After the jump I will show you how to recover Deleted Photos After Spirit jailbreak under Windows and Mac ...

You need:

• OpenSSH installed on your iDevice ( Cydia )
• iPhone Backup Extractor 32bit or 64bit for Windows
• iPhone Backup Extractor (Download for Mac from here)
• WinSCP for Windows
• For Mac Users, Download software to access your iPhone via SSH. Mac users can use Cyberduck. Enter the following details to login to your iPhone:

• Server: The IP address of your iPad. Settings –> WiFi –>
• Username: root 
• Password: alpine 
• Protocol: SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)

For Windows:

1. Download and install iPhone Backup Extractor
2. Select the last backup ( the one you made before using Spirit ) and click Next

3. Now you can choose to restore backup automatically or manually. Choose manually and click Next…

4. Expand the “Media” folder, and select the “Media” folder, inside the “Media” folder… makes no sense? Check the screenshot below...

5. Select where you want to save your backup ( suggestion: desktop ) and click Next. If you choose to restore multiple files from the backup, iPhone Backup Extractor might freeze. Just wait patiently...
6. Now SSH into your iPhone with WinSCP, browse to /User/Media/ and drag-and-drop the DCIM folder from the backup into your iPhone overwriting the existing files.

Now you can Enjoy!!

For Mac:

1. Download iPhone Backup. Extract it and run it.
2. Click on “Read Backups” and select the most recent backup made before jailbreaking your iPhone with Spirit. Backups are dated, so it’s easy to choose the correct one).

3. Once you select the backup file, click “Choose” and select “iPhone OS Files”.
4. Click “Extract” and choose the folder to take the backup.
5. Once you click on “Choose”, wait for few minutes.
6. Once the process is completed, you will see a folder called “iPhone OS Files” in the path you selected in step 4. Open the folder and then navigate to /Media/DCIM/ and you will find all of you deleted pictures taken by the iPhone.
7. Enable the SSH on the iPhone and open CyberDuck port within the directory /User/Media/.
8. Simply drag the DCIM folder (extracted in Step 6) to the directory / User/ Media/iPhone via CyberDuck and agree to overwrite the same.
9. Once CyberDuck has finished copying the content, you will be able to see all the pictures taken by iPhone.

You also Can Enjoy!!
[via gadgetsdna]

 

An update has been done on the Spirit Jailbreak which was released yesterday, the update fix the problem of deleting photos after the Jaibreak completed and fix the error code c0000005 which some Windows users were facing.

The official change log is as follows.

Update (May 3): I’ve updated the jailbreak tool. It no longer deletes photos (sorry!) and should resolve the issue with error code c0000005. (If you still get that error with the new version, try setting compatibility mode to Windows 95.)

Download Spirit for Windows [Mirror Link]
Download Spirit for OS X [Mirror Link]

You can Follow Our Guide To Jailbreak Your iPhone /iPad /iPod By Using Spirit Jailbreak from HERE

 

Well SpiritJB.com is going down at this time due to the enormous traffic on it; But I downloaded it on my PC and uploaded it on my Host and Now You can download it from Direct Links At the End of the Page..

Here's the Steps to Jailbreak iPod touch 3G on OS 3.1.3 & iPhone 3GS on OS 3.1.3 & iPad 3.2 with Spirit:

First: iPad 3.2 Jailbreak with Spirit:

• Download Spirit Jailbreak for Mac OS X & Windows At the end of the Page
• Make sure to have iTunes installed (Download iTunes 9.1.1)
• Connect your iPad 3.2
• Run Spirit Jailbreak
• Now click on Jailbreak button as shown in screenshot.

• Wait for Spirit to complete iPad jailbreak process, once you see “Jailbreak Complete!” message click on Quite button

• That’s it, you have successfully jailbreaked iPad 3.2 OS and you must see Cydia app in app list.

Second: iPhone 3GS on OS 3.1.3 Jailbreak with Spirit

• Download and install the latest version of iTunes (download link given below).
• You will need to be on the official iPhone 3.1.2, or iPhone 3.1.3 firmware on your iPhone. Download links for iPhone OS 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 are given at the end of the post.
• Download Spirit for Windows or Mac (download link at the end of the post).
• Connect iPhone with your computer, Run “Spirit” and then Click on “Jailbreak”:

•  Note for Windows 7/Vista Users (OS X users should skip to Step 5): Change the “Compatibility mode” to “Windows 98 / Windows Me” by right clicking on “Spirit.exe”, and then click on “Properties”. This can be seen in the screenshot below. [Thanks to xeon82 for this tip via twitter]
• Don't Forget“Run this program as an administrator” option on the same window.

 

• Let the app do its thing and wait for the app to show “Jailbreak Complete!” message. At this point, wait for the iPhone to automatically reboot.

• Hola!! You should now have a fully jailbroken iPhone 3G/3GS running on firmware 3.1.2 or 3.1.3 – Untethered !.

Third: Jailbreak iPod touch 3G on OS 3.1.3 Untethered with Spirit

Steps to jailbreak iPod Touch 3G untethered with spirit are similar to that of jailbreaking iPad and iPhone. We have already written guides on how to jailbreak iPhone and iPad, so go up on this post and follow any of guides to Jailbreak iPod Touch 3G Untethered and steps are the same for Mac and Windows!!

Fourth:  Backup Your SHSH Blob with Umbrella Firmware For Windows and Mac from Here

Fifth: Download Spirit Jailbreak [Direct Links]
Download Spirit for Windows [Mirror Link]
Download Spirit for OS X [Mirror Link]

Read more: New Update for Spirit Jailbreak [Fixs Deleted Photos & Windows Errors] | 3G Mobile Blog

Before You Leave, I Hope you leave for me any comments or anything you need and we will help you ..

 

What's Spirit?

• Spirit is an untethered jailbreak for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch on the latest firmwares.
• Spirit is not a carrier unlock.
• If you currently are using a tethered jailbreak, you have to restore to use Spirit. Do not upgrade if you use an unlock on an iPhone 3G or 3GS. (You can, however, restore to 3.1.2 if you have SHSH blobs for that version.)

Requirements

• Any iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch on firmware 3.1.2, 3.1.3, or 3.2.
• An activated device: one not stuck on the Connect to iTunes or Emergency Call screen.
• Any version of iTunes 9 (including 9.1.1).
• Syncing with iTunes before trying this highly recommended.
• Start spirit.exe or spirit.app based on your operating system

These are instructions on how to jailbreak your iPhone using the Spirit Jailbreak and Windows.

To follow these instructions you must be using an activated device not stuck on the Connect to iTunes or Emergency Call screen.

Any version of iTunes 9 til 9.1.1 will work.

Step One
Download the Spirit Jailbreak from here and save it to your desktop.


Step Two
Double click the Spirit application on your desktop to launch it


*Important: If you have Windows 7 you may need to run Spirit in compatibility mode for Windows 98. Before launching right click Spirit.exe and select Properties from the contextual menu. Then from the Compatibility tab select Windows 98 from the Compatibility Mode dropdown. Click Apply then Ok

Step Three
Connect your iPhone and press the Jailbreak button.




Step Five
The Spirit app will then let you know the jailbreak is complete.


Your iPhone will reboot and show you progress indicator. Once this finishes your iPhone will be jailbroken with Cydia installed!

Don't Forget To Back your SHSH Blob from Here

Note: On iPad, all this is still sort of beta. Some packages in Cydia, not designed for iPad, might screw up your system and require you to restore. Be careful. (And no, Cydia's appearance is not final.)



Download Spirit: For Windows - For Mac

 

Update : Spirit has been updated and it solves 2 bugs.

The new jailbreak tool Spirit from Comex is available on the web and permit you an UNTETHERED JAILBREAK for ALL iDevices (iPod, iPhone and iPad) with Firmware 3.1.2, 3.1.3 and 3.2 (iPad).

• iPhone v1, 3G and 3GS


• iPod Touch 1G, 2G and 3G


• iPad


• iTunes 9


• Firmware 3.1.3 and 3.1.2


• Windows XP, Vista, Seven and Mac.

Official website Download

 

This tool permits to hacktivate your iPhone, it means to have an original SIM card when you bought your iPhone.

Notes :

• It seems to be compatible with the latest version of iTunes 9.1.1 (if issues, you can downgrade iTunes)


• For users having already jailbroken their iPhone with Blackra1n or used Blackbreeze fix, it is recommended to restore cleanly as a new iPhone with Firmware 3.12. or 3.1.3 and then re-install iTunes.


• Restore in 3.1.2 for iDevices with new iBoot requires some conditions. Read this.
  


• For users of Windows Vista or Seven, execute Spirit with compatibility "Windows 98".


• This a jailbreak tool and NOT an unlocking tool.


• iPhone, if you restore to Firmware 3.1.3, your baseband will definitively change and then no unlock for the moment...   
  

• Connect your iDevice with USB to your computer. Comex recommands to sync your iDevice with iTUnes and then close iTunes.


• Start Spirit.exe

• Press Jailbreak.

• Wait.

• Press Quit then your iDevice will reboot, then unplug it from your computer.

• To install Cydia, be sure to have Wifi or 3G connection to internet.


• It is strongly recommended NOT to install Rock application to avoid bugs in the future.

Reminder :

• For users of Windows Vista or Seven, use "Windows 98" compatibility.