Beginner’s Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Arduino Development Board

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

USB Host Shield Expansion Board. The three points in the image need to be soldered like mine; it’s best to buy one that is already soldered.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Finally, stack the development board and the expansion board together.

Download the necessary files.

(Files can be downloaded by replying 1 in the group or on the official account.)

Below is the configuration tutorial for Windows.

After downloading Arduino_win and unzipping, you will get the files shown in the image below.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

The first step is to install arduino-1.8.13-windows.exe.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Then click I Agree.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Then click Next.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Select the path and click install.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

During installation, install all the drivers that pop up.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

After opening the Arduino software, it will automatically create a directory in the documents. Open this directory and copy USB_Host_Shield_2.0 and USB_Host_Shield_Library_2.0 into the directory shown in the image.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

The file names must not be modified even by one character.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Next, we open the extracted checkm8-a5.

Open checkm8-a5.ino.

Then plug in the development board.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

After plugging in the development board, it must be able to read the Android port; otherwise, it cannot be used.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Then follow the image to select the corresponding port.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

For iPad2 and 4S, change to A5_8940.

For iPad2,4 (the product type of iPad2 is 2.4) mini1, ipod5, change to A5_8942.

For iPad 3, change to A5_8945.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Once the software indicates that the upload is successful, it means the configuration is complete. See the end for DFU cracking steps.

Next is the configuration tutorial for MAC.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Download the file from the group and unzip it. The checkm8-a5 folder needs to be renamed to checkm8-a5.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Open Arduino, then connect the development board, and set it up as shown in the image above.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

Import the drivers to the path as shown in the image.

Beginner's Guide to Configuring A5 Bypass for Arduino on Windows and Mac

After importing, open the checkm8-a5 folder and click on checkm8-a5.ino.

Once uploaded successfully, you can proceed to crack DFU.

1. First, configure and upload successfully according to the above steps.

2. Connect the device that needs to crack DFU mode to the computer.

(If it cannot enter DFU mode, download the MIX Ramdisk and follow the guide to enter DFU mode.)

3. After entering DFU, connect the device to the development board.

4. The red light will flash a few times and then stay on, indicating that it has successfully entered DFU cracking mode.

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