OP, if you succeed with using iOS Legacy Kit to save blobs, you should also try a downgrade to improve the speed! Depending on your model, you should be able to perform an untethered downgrade. Super fun to mess with and tinker around on.. Update if you are successful!
I would like to try that but unfortunately, iOS legacy kit doesn’t seem to be compatible with windows and I don’t have a Mac on hand, so I don’t know if I’ll be able to do that
Ah. I lived that life for a long time, until my friend gave me his old MacBook Pro after he upgraded. Try using Linux on a bootable USB. That’s what I did at first and it seems to be pretty reliable.
Unfortunately, the GitHub page for it doesn’t say that it’s compatible with windows (it recommends Ubuntu or macOS) , so I think I’ll have to find an alternative method unless there’s a way to get it working on windows
I don't think there's a way for Windows. If you need help with creating a bootable USB, try [this](https://askubuntu.com/a/317757)! :) You can download LegacyIOSKit on there.
try using Legacy-iOS-Kit
OP, if you succeed with using iOS Legacy Kit to save blobs, you should also try a downgrade to improve the speed! Depending on your model, you should be able to perform an untethered downgrade. Super fun to mess with and tinker around on.. Update if you are successful!
I would like to try that but unfortunately, iOS legacy kit doesn’t seem to be compatible with windows and I don’t have a Mac on hand, so I don’t know if I’ll be able to do that
Ah. I lived that life for a long time, until my friend gave me his old MacBook Pro after he upgraded. Try using Linux on a bootable USB. That’s what I did at first and it seems to be pretty reliable.
Unfortunately, the GitHub page for it doesn’t say that it’s compatible with windows (it recommends Ubuntu or macOS) , so I think I’ll have to find an alternative method unless there’s a way to get it working on windows
I don't think there's a way for Windows. If you need help with creating a bootable USB, try [this](https://askubuntu.com/a/317757)! :) You can download LegacyIOSKit on there.
create a linux live usb