Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Présentation de la version bêta (prototype) du niveau 2 de Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped sur PlayStation 1 nommé Under Pressure. C'est un niveau du premier monde dont on incarne Crash dans les fond marins en habit de plongée sous-marine. Il y a quelques différences entre la version originale du jeu et celle qui vous est présenté dans ce vidéo, excepté une chose: La machine chrono-tornade (appelée comme ceci dans le jeu ou encore, la chose qui téléporte Crash ou Coco au début et à la fin d'un niveau) est bien différente que celle que l'on voit dans le même niveau, mais dans le jeu final. C'est bien la version bêta de la Warp Room du jeu final que l'on voit!
Voici quelques différences entre les deux versions:
1-Son d'introduction retiré (Original 0:19 - Bêta 3:34
2-Boîte Aku-Aku ajoutée (Original 0:24 - Bêta 3:40
3-Poissons rouge au lieu de violet (Orig. 0:41 - Bêta 3:59
4-Caisse indestructible retirée (Original 2:10 - Bêta
5-Nouvelle Warp Room (Original 3:24 - Bêta 5:45
Si, en regardant la vidéo vous trouvez d'autres différences, écrivez-moi un commentaire me disant à quel moment de la vidéo elle est.
This video is a presentation of Under Pressure (level two of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped) in beta version! This level is one of the world one where you can control Crash in deep sea with a diving habit. It have not very much differences between the beta and the final version of the game except the Time-Twisting Machine. She is very different that the one in the final version of the game. We see the beta version of the final one Warp Room.
Présentation de la version bêta (prototype) du niveau 2 de Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped sur PlayStation 1 nommé Under Pressure. C'est un niveau du premier monde dont on incarne Crash dans les fond marins en habit de plongée sous-marine. Il y a quelques différences entre la version originale du jeu et celle qui vous est présenté dans ce vidéo, excepté une chose: La machine chrono-tornade (appelée comme ceci dans le jeu ou encore, la chose qui téléporte Crash ou Coco au début et à la fin d'un niveau) est bien différente que celle que l'on voit dans le même niveau, mais dans le jeu final. C'est bien la version bêta de la Warp Room du jeu final que l'on voit!
Voici quelques différences entre les deux versions:
1-Son d'introduction retiré (Original 0:19 - Bêta 3:34
2-Boîte Aku-Aku ajoutée (Original 0:24 - Bêta 3:40
3-Poissons rouge au lieu de violet (Orig. 0:41 - Bêta 3:59
4-Caisse indestructible retirée (Original 2:10 - Bêta
5-Nouvelle Warp Room (Original 3:24 - Bêta 5:45
Si, en regardant la vidéo vous trouvez d'autres différences, écrivez-moi un commentaire me disant à quel moment de la vidéo elle est.
This video is a presentation of Under Pressure (level two of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped) in beta version! This level is one of the world one where you can control Crash in deep sea with a diving habit. It have not very much differences between the beta and the final version of the game except the Time-Twisting Machine. She is very different that the one in the final version of the game. We see the beta version of the final one Warp Room.
![Dual Boot iOS 6.1.3 and iOS 6.0 on iPhone 4S (N94AP)
IMPORTANT!!! Please note that this video is for educational purpose only. By watching this video, you agree that Im not responsible of what might happen with the use of informations provided.
Please note that this video is a demonstration, not really a tutorial. Set up a dual-boot like this one can take few hours, depending on many technological factors. Maybe a day I will release a complete tutorial about how to do it.
Also, because of the way about how Apple implements security on iOS devices, this kind of multi-booting is really not the same thing than on any other desktop computers, laptops, even not like ones we can do on some Android devices. Main issues of iOS multi-booting are the Secure Bootchains on regular (flashed) boot, DFU boot and even the Baseband. Using kloader, we can simulate a new regular or DFU bootchain. This partially solve that part of the problem, but kloader stills need a jailbroken main filesystem to host itself and be able to run. Because we usually work with DFU bootchain when doing kloader bootstraps, this means tethered. DFU bootloaders usually wait for executable ARM images on USB connection. Thats a good thing, this is like booting a computer from an USB stick when hard drive OS cant boot. It could be possible to untether those kloader bootstraps, but it requires years of high ARM assembly and Reverse Engineering knowledge. The other part of issues is the Baseband, found on iPhones and cellular iPads. The Baseband has its own bootchain, with its own bootloaders. Kloader cant, unfortunately, do Baseband bootstraps. This means that the Baseband wont work on other iOS versions than the main one. So, phone calls, cellular internet and everything related to the Baseband wont work.
In this video, Im doing a kloader bootstrap from a signed iOS 6.1.3 file system to an unsigned iOS 6.0 one. The method used to chainload iOS 6.0 is almost the same than the one used in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyDGOfM0Aqk but I added rd=disk0s1s3 in iBECs boot-args string. This tells the kernel to search for launchd in that root device.
iOS Multi-Booting status list :
A4 SecureROM and less, Multi-Booting 5.x and newer, with 4.x and lower using DFU Limera1n exploit [FAILED]
A4 SecureROM and less, Multi-Booting similar iOS versions (like 5.x and 6.x) using DFU Limera1n exploit [PASS]
iPhone 4 (N90AP), Multi-Booting iOS 7.x with lower using DFU Limera1n exploit [FAILED]
A5 SecureROM and up (32-bits), Multi-Booting really similar iOS versions (6.1.3 and 6.0) using kloader bootstrap method [PASS]
A5 SecureROM and up (32-bits), Multi-Booting 6.1.3 with 5.x using kloader bootstrap method [CURRENTLY WORKING ON]
A5 SecureROM and up (32-bits), Multi-Booting 6.1.3 with 7.x and newer using kloader bootstrap method [FAILED]
A5 SecureROM and up (32-bits), Multi-Booting 9.x with 7.x using kloader bootstrap method [FAILED]
As you can see, iOS 6.0 is really stable except the baseband which isnt even loaded, because of the reason I tell above. Switching from 6.1.3 to 6.0 is relatively fast when bootchain files are ready. Switching from 6.0 to 6.1.3 is fully untethered.
One thing I can say, Swing Copters as well as many other AppStore apps works perfectly! Also, this kind of dual boot can be do to have a jailbroken, full of tweaks iOS 6.1.3 and a clean iOS 6.0 set up.
Special thanks to @blackgeektuto for Beehind downgrade and @xerub for the Odysseus Method, used in Beehind. This saved me lot of time, because I had to restore my N94AP to 9.0.2 and downgrade it back to 6.1.3 multiple times. Also, a special thanks to @dayt0n and @iH8Sn0w for many advices about boot-args and verbose booting. Dual Boot iOS 6.1.3 and iOS 6.0 on iPhone 4S (N94AP)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ac5pPcp_ets/mqdefault.jpg)









![Untethered Dual Boot iOS 6.1.6 and 5.1 on iPod Touch 4 (N81AP)
A tutorial about how to implement an untethered iOS Multi-Boot is available here,
http://www.pmbonneau.com/apple/ios/multiboot.php.
Patches for iPod Touch 4 iOS 5.1 bootchain are available to download here, http://www.pmbonneau.com/apple/ios/multiboot_patches.php.
For this video, I implemented an untethered iOS 6.1.6 and iOS 5.1 dual boot on my iPod Touch 4 (N81AP). This is mostly an update of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEyiftFmmX0, uploaded last summer. This was the first semi-tethered dual boot I made.
For an untethered dual boot, the whole bootchain of a subsequent operating system does chainload untethered when kloader successfully executed the first stage bootloader (LLB).
Kloader tends to crash around one time on two, depending on many factors. In this video, kloader worked four times and it crashed about three times.
When I launch the iOS 5 bootstrap application, the device (should) execute the LLB (Low-Level Bootloader) file set in the script which will execute iBoot (second stage bootloader), which will display the classic apple logo, load the devicetree and boot the kernel with the boot-args (verbose boot, root device and so) set in the appropriate string.
Please note that this video is a demonstration, not really a tutorial. Set up a dual-boot like this one can take few hours, depending on many technological factors.
Special thanks to @xerub, @iH8Sn0w and @JonathanSeals for many advices to help me solve some problems I encountered during the multi-boot implementation.
The soundtrack of this video is a mix made by me with the following tracks :
A) Jim Yosef - Eclipse [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WP_YLn1D1c
B) Different Heaven - Nekozilla [NCS Release], https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FNHe3kf8_s
C) Jim Yosef - Firefly [NCS Release],
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_OwcYTNbHs
D) Unison - Aperture [NCS Release],
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VDjPYcL-oU
E) Tobu - Candyland [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIrCDAV3EgI
F) Spektrem - Shine [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4tK7LYFxI0
G) Spektrem - Shine (Gabriel Drew & Bloom Remix) [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWVjht-MIto
H) Itro & Tobu - Cloud 9 [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtKbiyyVZks
I) Spektrem - Shine [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4tK7LYFxI0
J) Ahrix - Nova [NCS Release]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjNdYp2gXRY Untethered Dual Boot iOS 6.1.6 and 5.1 on iPod Touch 4 (N81AP)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Lejfn-Aqv8c/mqdefault.jpg)