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Old 10-15-2007, 06:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default Need help with "Guide: "Easy" Jailbreak 1.1.1 without restoring to 1.0.2 (Windows!)"

I am modding for the first time and need to figure out the following:

Phase II (Install SSH on iPhone)
2.) Copy com.apple.update.plist from the sshkit folder to the jailbreak kit folder on your PC.

I have 3 "
com.apple.update.plist" files:
1. "com.apple.update.plist.chmod" which is 779 bytes
2. "com.apple.update.plist.hackinit"
which is 535 bytes
3. "com.apple.update.plist.orig "
which is 0 bytes

Which file do I copy?

Thanx,
Cali


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Old 10-15-2007, 06:43 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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I am modding for the first time and need to figure out the following:

Phase II (Install SSH on iPhone)
2.) Copy com.apple.update.plist from the sshkit folder to the jailbreak kit folder on your PC.

I have 3 "
com.apple.update.plist" files:
1. com.apple.update.plist.chmod
2. com.apple.update.plist.hackinit
3. com.apple.update.plist.orig

Which file do I copy?

Thanx,
Cali

If everything went as planned, there should be a file named com.apple.update.plist in the sshkit folder. sshify-windows.bat should have done that for you. I would run it again, as it sounds like something is awry.


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A new file was created it is called "com.apple.update.plist" it is an ORIG File and is 0 bytes, is this the one?
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No. Right before the end of sshify-windows.bat is this line:
copy com.apple.update.plist.hackinit com.apple.update.plist

That makes a copy of copy com.apple.update.plist.hackinit as com.apple.update.plist. Ergo, you should have copy com.apple.update.plist in the sshkit folder.

Yes you can copy com.apple.update.plist.hackinit to com.apple.update.plist manually, and then putfile it, but I would be concerned why you have to do that (i.e., perhaps another part of the script didn't finish correctly either).


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Old 10-15-2007, 06:57 PM   #5 (permalink)
 
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Hello, this batch file will install and enable a SOCKS server on your iPhone.
Script authored by Nate True ( http://cre.ations.net/blog )
Mad thanks to:
- ziel (for writing Jailbreak)
- NerveGas (for compiling these programs for iPhone)
- Nightwatch (for making a working iPhone compiler)
And the rest of the #iphone dev team. Also thanks to the writers of srelay!

--------PHASE 1: Getting files off your iPhone---------

s_iPhoneInterface
s_Waiting for phone
s_Connection established.
e_Not jailbroken
r_command
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
A duplicate file name exists, or the file
cannot be found.
A duplicate file name exists, or the file
cannot be found.
1 file(s) copied.
1 file(s) copied.

--------PHASE 2: Uploading files and reconfiguring your iPhone---------

s_iPhoneInterface
s_Waiting for phone
s_Connection established.
e_Not jailbroken
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command

--------PHASE 3: Restarting your iPhone---------

Press and hold the Power button on your iPhone until it shows the "slide to turn
off" red slider.
Slide it, wait for the phone to turn off, and press the power button to turn it
on again.
Press any key to continue . . .

--------PHASE 4: Putting init framework into place---------

1 file(s) copied.
1 file(s) copied.
s_iPhoneInterface
s_Waiting for phone
s_Connection established.
e_Not jailbroken
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 0
r_command
--------PHASE 5: Restarting your iPhone, again---------

Restart your phone once more. After that, you're done!
Press any key to continue . . .
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--------PHASE 4: Putting init framework into place---------

1 file(s) copied.
1 file(s) copied.
s_iPhoneInterface
s_Waiting for phone
s_Connection established.
e_Not jailbroken
r_command
fileref: 1
r_command
fileref: 0
r_command
--------PHASE 5: Restarting your iPhone, again---------

Restart your phone once more. After that, you're done!
Press any key to continue . . .
So far that looks normal. Go ahead and use com.apple.update.plist.hackinit (copied over as com.apple.update.plist).

BTW: The whole reason for this step is because com.apple.update.plist.hackinit is not copied by sshify-windows.bat. This is why you see " fileref: 0" at the end (that's supposed to be where com.apple.update.plist is copied to the iPhone).


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The latest WinSCP is different to the one described in the tutorial. Which version do i need.
Also, "Enter user name of root and password of alpine"
what is the name and password? (root and alpine)
There is no file protocol "SHP"

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The latest WinSCP is different to the one described in the tutorial. Which version do i need.
Also, "Enter user name of root and password of alpine"
what is the name and password? (root and alpine)
I used the most current version of WinSCP (4.0.4), so am not sure what you meant by your version being different.

Username and password are exactly that: the username and password that you use when setting up the connection to the iPhone.


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Sorry to be a pain. I got WinSCP connected now.........but I made a mistake:

I copied the "BSD_Base" folders into the "var" folder accidently instead of "root" now I can't delete them from the "var" folder.
What should I do?
VERY CAREFULLY, go into each folder and delete its contents. Make sure what you are deleting matches the contents of the same folder on your PC (so you don't delete something that was already there). Once finished delete the folders, if empty.

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I just decided to restart from the beginning.
Also "http://iphone.natetrue.com/BSD_Extra-2.0.tar.gz" is not working do we still need this?

Cali

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