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iPhone 4 GSM Reboot loop issue fixed : Untethered Jailbreak Updated for iOS 6.1.3 – 6.1.5


iH8sn0w and winocm released their long awaited untethered version of iOS 6.1.3 & 6.1.5 jailbreak for the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPod touch 4g, sadly for those iPhone 4 GSM users there was a small bug that kept those users from completing their untethered jailbreak while they are into a reboot loop.

As per the previous article about the [ UNTETHERED IOS 6.1.3 – IOS 6.1.5 JAILBREAK FOR IPHONE 3GS, IPHONE 4, & IPOD TOUCH 4G RELEASED ] every one excepted for those iPhone 4 GSM users have success. iH8sn0w made some quick solutions for the fix, but there are some more complications along the same path. After less than half a day after the reported issue, the iH8sn0w and wincom finally came out with a fix and the new package is available on the Cydia.

This just as so simple if you had already tethered an jailbroken device before. To get this jailbreak, follow the directions straight from iH8sn0ws blog:

1) Should have an tethered jailbreak [either via sn0wbreeze or redsn0w (Point to 6.0 IPSW).

2) Open the Cydia.

3) Click on to the "changes" tab on the footer.

4) Press the "refresh" button on to the top left corner.

5) Once you have "Reloaded the Data", now just perform a search for the "p0sixxpwn".

5) Now tap and install.

That’s it! You’re untethered.

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