How to Backup Your SHSH Blobs Using Firmware Umbrella [Mac]

Uncategorized | Monday May 3 2010 12:50 am | Comments (0)

These are instructions on how to backup your SHSH blobs using Firmware Umbrella.

Step One
Download the latest version of Firmware Umbrella from
here to your Desktop.

Step Two
Double click the download zip file to extract it.

Step Three
Launch
Terminal from your Applications:Utilities folder

Step Four
Input
sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /etc/hosts and hit the Enter key.

If asked for a password, input your administrative password.

Step Five
TextEdit will open. If there is a line which contains
gs.apple.com, remove it then save the file and exit.

Step Six
Open the extracted folder on your desktop and double click the
Umbrella.dmg file to mount it. Drag theUmbrella app from the mounted dmg into the folder on your desktop. Then double click the Umbrella app to launch it.

Step Seven
Input your ECID, select your Device Version, and choose a SHSH Repository. If you do not know your ECID you can follow one of these tutorials:
- iPhone:
Mac, Windows
- iPad:
Mac, Windows

Select Apple from the SHSH Repository dropdown if you just want to query Apple for your SHSH and save it locally. Select Saurik – Cydia from the SHSH Repository dropdown if you want to check Cydia for your SHSH and if Cydia doesn’t have it, it will be stored there.

Click the Submit button to continue.

Step Eight
Once The Firmware Umbrella has completed you will see a status message indicating the SHSH was saved.

Notice a .shsh file will be created in the folder on your desktop. Make sure to save this for future use.

**Thanks to semaphore for his work on this tool!

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