Re: Macbook M1 Unlocked!
For once, I agree with Nico here. If you erase the entirety of the NAND, especially the SysCfg region (stores serial no. and such), your device is dead, dead, dead. See here: [url]https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/1m3jo6/how_much_torture_kernel_user_based_etc_would_it/cc5g8nj[/url]Re: Macbook M1 Unlocked!<br />
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unilock01
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Re: T2 Chip Programmer Tool
T2 Macs don't have Winbond chips??? At least, the A1932 / 820-01521 doesn't....Leave a comment:
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Re: T2 Chip Programmer Tool
And it stays unlocked even after a DFU restore? How??
("DFU restore" is what I meant by "factory restore")
Why so high-and-mighty? As I understand it, this website is about sharing information, not gatekeeping it...
Besides, I'm pretty sure that anyone certified by Apple outside of Apple themselves has no access to Apple's internal VPN (Apple Connect, I think), [I]much[/I] less their activation servers.
The only Mina tool I can find is "minaT2Activator",...Leave a comment:
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Re: T2 Chip Programmer Tool
@Stephen
You keep contradicting yourself. You say that flashing the T2 ROM is pointless unless you only want to bypass MDM, then you say that flashing the T2 ROM works to get rid of all locks.
Why would you restore the original serial number after replacing it with a new one? That'd just restore the activation lock as soon as you do a factory restore.
@RhetoricalCheese
No way in hell does anybody outside of Apple have access to their servers. Those things are locked down like the Knox.
Also, what's this...Leave a comment:
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Re: T2 Chip Programmer Tool
"iCloud lock" is synonymous with "activation lock", most of the time.
Your second point is where it gets a bit ambiguous. What really matters is whether "Find My (Mac)" is turned on for the device.
If it [i]is,[/i] you can't do much unless you know what to replace in a T2 SPI flash dump, which nobody here seems to want to share
If it's [i]not,[/i] then you can simply put the device into DFU mode and use Apple Configurator 2 to wipe everything, then use Internet Recovery to reinstall macOS.
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Re: RCUnlocker
I think I got it.
For HP, you erase the NVRAM region (not entirely sure how this is detected)
For Chromebooks, you flip the devmode and enrollment bits (I guessed correctly!)
For Apple devices, you clear a 289 byte region starting with 0xAA557F00 (maybe HP works the same way - clear a XXX byte region starting with 0xYYYYYYYY)
Very cool
EDIT: Ah, yes. For HP, it wipes a region starting with a bunch of 0xFF and "NvramActiveRegn", and ending with [something I didn't bother to remember].
Sure would've...Last edited by unilock01; 11-19-2021, 09:01 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: RCUnlocker
So, how does RCUnlocker work? Or is that a secret?
I have some guesses, but they're rather extravagant. Occam's Razor and all that.Leave a comment:
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Re: New Members - please post your introductions here
Hey all,
I'm unilock, borne of earth and flame. Or so they say.
I've had an account on this forum for a while, but realized only today that I'd never introduced myself here. So here I am.
The first OS I remember using was Windows ME, back around 2006. It sucked.
Nowadays I use Linux. It also sucks, but less so than the alternatives.
I'm interested in software and hardware, and the way they work together.
I hope to one day master the C programming language....Leave a comment:
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