DFU Restore
braddick
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Try this. Turn the phone off, start computer and open iTunes, get sync cable, plug cable into phone, hold home button down, plug other end of cable into USB port on computer, keep holding the home button down until iTunes sees phone and identifies that its in DFU mode, click restore.
I was in the same situation as you. I could not get passed the the iTunes logo on the phone.
I was in the same situation as you. I could not get passed the the iTunes logo on the phone.
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Plus why wouldn't you simply uninstall the cydia apps / tweaks you don't want yourself? It probably takes a total of 3 minutes and seems much safer than downloading an relatively unknown application and hoping nothing goes wrong :-/
Simply open cydia and go to your packages, click the "simple" button in the top right corner and uninstall everything but the stock cydia packages below:
APR (/usr/lib)
APT 0.7 (apt-key)
APT 0.7 Strict (lib)
Base Structure
Big Boss Icon Set
Bourne-Again SHell
bzip2
Core Utilities (/bin)
Cydia Installer
Cydia Translations
Darwin Tools
Debian Packager
Debian Utilities
Diff Utilities
evasi0n 6.0-6.1.2 Untether
Find Utilities
GNU Privacy Guard
grep
gzip
LZMA Utils
New Curses
PAM (Apple)
PAM Modules
pcre
Profile Directory
readline
sed
shell-cmds
system-cmds
Tape Archive
UI Kit Tools
http://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Cydia.app
Speed trick: If you want to make things quicker simply uninstall "mobile substrate" from you cydia packages and that will take out all of your tweaks / apps in one shot and then you just have to uninstall a couple of dependency files left.
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