Hi all,

Excuse my ignorance in regards to terminology.

I have a 3g iPhone and I used pwnagetool to jailbreak it. It didn't require an unlock as I got it on an OPTUS contract.

I want to update to the 2.2 firmware. Can I simply connect to itunes and upgrade? Or do I need to restore/virginise first?

I don't want to bother with jailbreaking in future as I never personally seems to use any of cydia/installer apps. Going legit from now on (its just a lot easier and less time consuming for me)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Ok. I'm mad.

So I decide I should update to 2.2. The features sounded pretty cool, and I really wanted the new podcast over the air thing. So I set to restoring, and it gave me an unknown error, said it couldn't be restored. No biggie, I said to myself. This happens all the time! So I tried a second time. And a third. And it didn't work. Has anyone had this problem? The exact message is: "The iPod "iPod" could not be restored. An unknown error occurred (2005).

Please help?

Thanks in advance

EDIT: Just to clarify. I'm using a legit Apple Mac running 10.4 (with all those hackintoshes, I fell it needs to be said now....) Oh, if it matters, 2.0 GHz C2D, one gig of ram.

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No, you're not looking at some high-precision, multimeter-laden kegerator; the above is a picture from a recent AMD event in which things apparently got a little out of hand. The company started by talking up its upcoming Dragon platform (Phenom II X4, Radeon 4800 graphics, and 7-series chipset), took a few moments to discuss how its new 45nm chips will use 30-50 percent less power than their predecessors, and then threw all notions of sensibility out the window in an attempt to see just how fast the darned things could go. A Phenom II X4 managed 4GHz with air-cooling, 4.4GHz with a refrigerated setup, and finally a "stable" 5GHz on liquid nitrogen. That's mighty fast, but will the chips be quick enough to tackle Intel's mighty Core i7 when stripped of their fancy-pants cooling appendages? We'll see when they ship early next year.

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Hello,
Im kinda new to this whole mac thing and so far its been great!
right now i've been having a problem with dreamweaver CS4.
i installed dreamweaver CS4 and entered a legit beta cd-key, when the program tried to open, a window appeared and told me "Your license has expired". so then i uninstalled dreamweaver and spotlighted and deleted all the remaining dreamweaver affiliated files.

Then i Reinstalled dreamweaver and selected the 30-day trial option, when i tried to run the program again the same message appeared "Your license has expired". so i know i need to delete some kind of registry file or stray file, but i just dont know where to look
can anyone advice me? i need to use dreamweaver bad for a final project on school and its due thursday!

Thanks in advance =)
sorry for the bad grammar but english is my second lenguage