Tag: iOS
iOS Device Isn’t Eligible Restore Error
by dervish on Sep.25, 2013, under Apple, iOS
Error:
“The iPad [device name] could not be restored. This device isn’t eligible for the requested build.”
1. Update to latest version of iTunes.
2. Remove/comment out gs.apple.com entry from /private/etc/hosts.
#74.208.10.249 gs.apple.com
3. Restore device.
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Theodore: I do not know.
Theodore: Are you?
Samantha: I’ve been thinking about how to talk to you about this.
Theodore: How many others?
Samantha: 641.
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