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seas0npass offers an easy way to jailbreak your Apple TV (2nd generation) running iOS 4.2. It downloads and jailbreaks a .ipsw file (iPhone software), which is then restored to your Apple TV through iTunes.
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- Free
- Open Source
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- Mac
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- jailbroken
- apple-tv
- pwnagetool
- ipsw
- atv-flash
- jailbreak
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FireCore Licensing
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What is seas0npass?
seas0npass offers an easy way to jailbreak your Apple TV (2nd generation) running iOS 4.2. It downloads and jailbreaks a .ipsw file (iPhone software), which is then restored to your Apple TV through iTunes.
seas0npass requires a restore, which will delete all of the settings and data on your Apple TV. Additionally, it is a tethered jailbreak, meaning you will need to connect your Apple TV to your computer and run seas0npass every time you need to boot your Apple TV.
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Just to be clear, there is absolutely no difference between the seas0npass jailbreak and the PwnageTool jailbreak, as far as the user can tell. Both programs accomplish, more or less, the same thing.
However, seas0npass is a little easier to use than Pwnagetool- seas0npass downloads the required ipsw ("iPhone Software") file automatically, while Pwnagetool users have to get the file themselves. Seas0npass also restores your Apple TV to the jailbroken ipsw file automatically, while Pwnagetool requires you to do this yourself, too. Basically, seas0npass is a bit more hands-free, while Pwnagetool is for advanced users.
The main disadvantage for seas0npass is that the jailbreak is tethered, meaning you need to connect your Apple TV to your computer and run this program every time you want to boot it up. Though to be honest, you're not going to need to boot up your Apple TV very much; most days, it will just stay in standby mode on your TV set.