Depends on OS
It really depends on the OS you are using. Goggle both jailbreaking and activating iPhones. First your phone must be jailbroken (just use the method which works for your OS and skill level). Then the easiest method involves copying a modified lockdownd file to your phone (file and how to do this can be found in older posts and on multiple webpages) via which ever method you use to copy files to the system area of your iPhone (SSH, SFTP etc., some GUI's are available for these). Failing that several programs will also do this for you (iNdependancy for example). As I'm on Mac most of the stuff I use is Mac or UNIX based (command line stuff does not frighten me)
It really depends on the OS you are using. Goggle both jailbreaking and activating iPhones. First your phone must be jailbroken (just use the method which works for your OS and skill level). Then the easiest method involves copying a modified lockdownd file to your phone (file and how to do this can be found in older posts and on multiple webpages) via which ever method you use to copy files to the system area of your iPhone (SSH, SFTP etc., some GUI's are available for these). Failing that several programs will also do this for you (iNdependancy for example). As I'm on Mac most of the stuff I use is Mac or UNIX based (command line stuff does not frighten me)
Yeah, the phone is unlocked. I did the whole nine. The phone was bricked. Unbricked it, did the entire 1.1.2 downgrade to 1.1.1. So now that it's unlocked with the anySIM 1.1, I thought that any SIM should work. Do you know the link to doing the post unlock procedure and the file that I need to activate it?
If your phone was a brand new out the box 1.1.2 it cant be unlocked yet.. The developers are saying that when 1.1.3 drops that 1.1.2 will be able to be unlocked soon after.. If yours was just 1.1.2 the downgraded and all that good stuff thats a no go it wont ever be able to be unlocked just jailbroken at the moment