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screw having to deal with swirly, here is mms for the 2g using the stock messanger on firmware 3.0

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ActivateMMS2G for 3.0 repo : http://cydia.alpden.com, its also on the ispazio repo

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REQUIREMENTS:

IPHONE 2G ON FIRMWARE 3.0

ASBATTERY UNINSTALLED IF YOU HAVE IT INSTALLED

DO NOT INSTALL ON A 3G OR ON A 2G NOT ON 3.0, PHONE IT WILL SEND IT INTO A DEFINATE STATE OF CRASH AND YOU WILL NEED TO RESTORE. ALSO ITS BEST TO SEND A MMS TO YOURSELF BEFORE YOU SEND OUT ONE.IF YOUY DONT HAVE APN SETTING IN Settings> General> Network> Cellular Data Network THEN TRY DOWNLOADING APN EDITING FORM CYDIA

it recommended you reboot after install

if you run into problem with your apn try this tutorial out(this is not neccessary unless mms doesnt work right away for you) 

For people who require different APNs for their mobile data and their MMS, there may be a fix for you. I am on a Polish network which requires different APNs and I am able to send MMS and browse the internet. This is what I did:

1. Install the Cydia package "ActivateMMS2G" and reboot
2. Go to help.BenM.at on your iPhone
3. Go to the second Mobileconfigs link, the one that allows you to create a custom Mobileconfig
4. Enter your MMS APN (i.e. mms.plusgsm.pl) for both of the APN fields (Mobile Internet and Visual Voicemail) and enable tether. My network requires no username or password, if yours does, you may need to enter those as well.
5. Press generate, install it, press OK, then reboot RIGHT AWAY. Do not check the settings!!!
6. Go to settings > General and scroll down to profile. If it says 2 (or more) profiles, delete/uninstall the one(s) that are not called "help.benm.at" (i.e. delete all but the one you just installed). If it only says help.benm.at, skip to step 8.
7. After deleting the other profiles, go back to help.BenM.at and repeat steps 3-5. The first time you try to install it, it may fail or hang while installing (it did for me anyway) if this happens, press the home button, reopen Safari, then try again, it should work.
8. Once your iPhone has rebooted, go to Settings > General > Network > Cellular Data Network. Your MMS APN should be present in every APN field.
9. Fill in your MMSC and MMS Proxy. Once again, my network has no username or password, so I am not sure if you should add this here or during step 4... Experiment!!
10. Reboot your iPhone.
11. Open Messages and try to send an MMS. If it fails, check your settings are correct.
12. If it is successful, go back to Cellular Data Network and change your Cellular Data APN to the one appropriate for your network.
13. Test your data connection.

14. Test your MMS.

man how useful have timestamp patches been lately

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clearcam 1.1.2 timestamp patch

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1. Download the 15-Day Trail.

2. Download the file above

3. ACTIVATE THE TRIAL by tapping the lock icon on the bottom left corner and tap "activate trial blah, blah, blah."

4. Edit the date with a txt editor or hex editor and change the date string ("2009-XX-XX") to the date ON OR AFTER YOU ACTIVATE THE TRIAL. The format is stated in the coding (YYYY-MM-DD).

4. Save the file as "ClearCam" without quotation marks, of course. make sure you save it in unicode or it wont work

5. Go to /Applications/ClearCam.app/ folder and rename the file "ClearCam" to "ClearCam_".

6. Copy the edited "ClearCam" file you downloaded and set the permission to 777 or 755, doesn't matter.

Have fun! ;)

PLEASE BUY THE APP IF YOU LIKE IT! 

EDIT: Change "UNLOCK.PNG" to "UNLOCK.BAK" if you don't want the lock icon

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more info on the 3GS Jailbreak

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Summary:
We can jailbreak the 3GS right now. But making our jailbreak public at this point in time would benefit relatively few people. It would in fact be detrimental to many more people than it would help. So we feel it’s best to keep our version of the jailbreak out of Apple’s sights for the time being.

Details:
If you already have a 3GS phone and have already done a full USB dump or captured your img3’s signed with your ECID, then you’re in great shape. You will always be able to jailbreak. But many people who plan on getting a 3GS do not yet have one. For instance, many people are waiting for their existing contracts to mature to the point where they get a price break on the 3GS. Many people are trying to sell their 3G before they can buy the 3GS. There are parts of the globe where you can’t even buy a 3GS yet! The reasons are varied, but they are many.

The nature of the 3GS hardware allows Apple to stop IPSWs from being usable unless you’ve already gotten the signed chunks they send to you based on your ECID (a unique chip ID). You cannot get these signed chunks without knowing your ECID, and you don’t know your ECID until you’ve bought your 3GS.

The jailbreak requires at least one signed iBoot-family img3 for your device. And that iBoot needs to have an exploitable bug. It’s an all-or-nothing deal…you either have your signed exploitable iBoot ready to use, for now and forever — always jailbreakable — or you have nothing.

Here’s the critical point, the reason why we’re delaying our version of the jailbreak: Once the jailbreak is out, Apple will fix the iBoot-family bug we use to accomplish it. They will simply stop signing the old iBoots and only sign the fixed ones. If you bought your phone after Apple has done this, there’s nothing you can do…the jailbreak isn’t going to work for you.

It is possible that Apple will find the bug we use without our handing it to them on a silver platter (via a public jailbreak). In that case, we will have delayed our jailbreak for “nothing”. But we’d rather be safe than sorry!

Apple is surely coming out with a 3.0.1 firmware release shortly. They need to fix ultrasn0w. They need to fix some UI issues. 3.0 is buggy and 3.0.1 is coming. We’re going to wait and see what 3.0.1 brings before figuring out the release date for our version of the jailbreak.

In the meantime, we have some remaining 3.0 jailbreak issues to investigate, including push notification. Thanks for being patient with us while we took a 3GS “timeout”!