[iPad Pro 10.5 2017] Unable to connect to device

[mmkzer0]

Running on MacOS Sonoma 14.0, M1 MBP. Trying to create a Ramdisk and boot from it on a 2017 iPad Pro (iPadOS 16.3). The Ramdisk Creation succeeds; however, when using sshrd the following happens:

./sshrd.sh boot
[*] Waiting for device in DFU mode
[*] Getting device info and pwning... this may take a second
[==================================================] 100.0%
ERROR: Unable to connect to device
[-] An error occurred

[mast3rz3ro]

This happens because irecovery can not see the device.
You can fix this by running the script as root
sudo ./sshrd.sh boot

[farbix]

I have the same device as OP but not sure which os version is running, most likely 17.
I'm stuck at waiting for DFU mode.
Is this tool compatible with iPadOS 17?

[mast3rz3ro]

Is this tool compatible with iPadOS 17?

Nope, iBoot64Patcher currently can't patch iOS 17.x boot files instead use SSHRD Lite which uses kairos patcher for patching iOS 17.x boot files.

[wklhtcone]

Is this tool compatible with iPadOS 17?

Nope, iBoot64Patcher currently can't patch iOS 17.x boot files instead use SSHRD Lite which uses kairos patcher for patching iOS 17.x boot files.

are u sure that kairos support iOS 17.x patching? the latest update is already 3yrs ago

[mast3rz3ro]

are u sure that kairos support iOS 17.x patching? the latest update is already 3yrs ago

correct: last commit was before 2 years not 3.

Not really sure, but kairos patcher doesn't crash like @tihmstar fork of iBoot64Patcher tihmstar's fork crashes most of times. But anyways what really matters are the offsets, I think @tihmstar fork supports more versions compared to kairos or @haiyuidesu fork of iBoot64Patcher

Meanwhile @tihmstar has deprecated using his fork and he merged 'iBoot64Patcher' into the his new project ra1nsn0w

If you still want to use iBoot64Patcher then I would recommend using Cryptiiiic or palera1n forks which are more updated than tihmstar's fork.