== What is iRecovery? == iRecovery is a libusb-based command-line utility for macOS and Linux (perhaps Windows too but I'm not developing/testing under Windows). It is able to talk to the iBoot/iBSS in Apple's iPhone/iPad/iPod touch via USB. It's completely open-source, the source-code is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3. The full license text can be found in the LICENSE file. == Usage == ./iRecovery -a enables auto-boot and reboots the device (exit recovery loop). ./iRecovery -s starts a shell. ./iRecovery -g <datafile> get data. ./iRecovery -r USB reset. ./iRecovery -f <file> sends a file. ./iRecovery -u <file> uploads a file. ./iRecovery -c "command" send a single command. ./iRecovery -b <file> runs batch commands from a file (one per line). ./iRecovery -x <file> uploads a file then resets the USB connection. ./iRecovery -e <file> upload a file then run USB exploit. ./iRecovery -x21 <command> send a raw command to 0x21. ./iRecovery -x40 <command> send a raw command to 0x41. ./iRecovery -xA1 <command> send a raw command to 0xA1. ./iRecovery -l <dev> exploit with limera1n. == Console / Batch Commands == /auto-boot enables auto-boot and reboots the device (exit recovery loop). /exit exit the recovery console. /send <file> send a file to the device. /upload <file> upload a file to the device. /exploit <file> upload a file then execute a USB exploit. /batch <file> execute commands from a batch file.