I tried all of the semi-tethered guides and the same thing happens for every one...

[ChocolateCreed]

It's either the iPod is stuck on the screen with the Apple logo and the USB or it says an unknown error has occurred. Can anyone help me out?

[idk761]

There is some problems with it still, people say Cydia is not correctly set up, because it isn't in a tar file.

[Qartin]

If you at the end of the tutorial, and have made the customfw and retored the ipod with it, and the screen is stuck on the Apple Logo you have to put it into DFU mode then use the Decovery tool and restart it into jailbroken mode.

Then you need to fix cydia(read the tut posted) then you can restart in jailbroken/nonjailbroken.

[cjainy]

When you get into that you need to type in: (while in the iRecovery folder)

iRecovery -s
setenv boot-path /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kernelcaches/kernelcache.s5l8720p
fsboot
go
/exit

wait a few seconds the apple/iTunes plugin sign will seeming to be frozen. wait till the iPod has successfully loaded

[ChocolateCreed]

Originally Posted by cjainy

When you get into that you need to type in: (while in the iRecovery folder)

iRecovery -s
setenv boot-path /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kernelcaches/kernelcache.s5l8720p
fsboot
go
/exit

wait a few seconds the apple/iTunes plugin sign will seeming to be frozen. wait till the iPod has successfully loaded

Is that for the first time you type it in the iRecovery file?

[hnbm]

sorry for my english ...
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setenv boot-path /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kernelcaches/kernelcache.s5l8720p

saveenv (<--- my mistake...)
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how to fix come back default setenv value?

my touch 2g stuck in recovery mode..............

please help me....

[smarttart62]

You used saveenv? That's no good.

I do not know the default boot-path variable's value (and I'm currently finishing up a jailbreak so I'm not of much assistance right now) but I'll suggest going back into DFU mode and restoring the firmware again (follow the tutorial from the itunes restore of the firmware to the end).

[hnbm]

Originally Posted by smarttart62

You used saveenv? That's no good.

I do not know the default boot-path variable's value (and I'm currently finishing up a jailbreak so I'm not of much assistance right now) but I'll suggest going back into DFU mode and restoring the firmware again (follow the tutorial from the itunes restore of the firmware to the end).

I tried using DFU mode to iTunes restore (shift+click). but nothing change. Still stuck in recovery mode .... ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh..........

PS:I resolved