How to Jailbreak Your Apple TV 2G Using Seas0nPass (Mac) [5.0]
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Posted March 31, 2012 at 7:56pm by iClarified
These are instructions on how jailbreak your second generation Apple TV using Seas0nPass for Mac.
**Currently, only a tethered jailbreak is possible on the 5.0 firmware***
Step One Download the latest version of SeasonPass from here.
Step Two Double click to extract the archive you downloaded. Then double click the extracted application to launch it.
Step Three You will be asked to sign in as an Administrator. Enter your username and password then click the OK button.
Step Four You will be asked to enable UI Scripting. Click the Enable button.
Step Five Click the Create IPSW button from the main screen.
Step Six Seas0nPass will now download the latest Apple TV firmware file
Step Seven Seas0nPass will create a custom IPSW file for you.
Step Eight Once your custom IPSW file has been created, Seas0nPass will ask you to connect the Apple TV to your computer via a micro-USB cable and use the remote to put it into DFU mode by holding MENU and PLAY/PAUSE for 7 seconds. It may take a few tries to get the Apple TV into DFU mode.
Step Nine Once your Apple TV has been detected in DFU mode, Seas0nPass will upload some files, automatically launch iTunes, and beginning restoring to the new firmware.
BOOT TETHERED To boot your Apple TV you will need to follow these instructions.
Step One Launch Seas0nPass by double clicking its icon.
Step Two Select Boot Tethered from the main menu.
Step Three Connect the Apple TV to the computer via USB, plug it into the power outlet, and hold MENU and PLAY/PAUSE on the Apple TV remote for 7 seconds.
Step Four Seas0nPass will detect the device in DFU mode and begin the boot process.
Step Five Once the tethered boot is complete you can remove the USB cable and connect the HDMI cable to begin using your jailbroken device!
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