I tried to upgrade at one point, but it didn't work, and I had a solution that did the job.
I've been using your old method of an iphone 3G on and off for emergency fixes, but it's a long drawn out process, since iREB sometimes had issues if I didn't run it from sn0wbreeze.
I was lost until he told me:Thanks for this awesome tool!!Īnonymoussaid.You totally rock. Replace /dev/disk0s1s1 with /dev/disk0s1.įor some reason it was changed in iOS5. Change it back with iFile once you've removed the problem child, and respring.mv DynamicLibraries DynamicLibraries2FOR DEVICES ON IOS4, the commands above are slightly different. Simply run the 'Kick Out of Recovery Loop' tool in iREB 5, and you'll be all good.Alternatively instead of the for loop above, you could rename DynamicLibraries folder to something else as I've demonstrated below.
If you are brought to the 'Connect to iTunes' screen on the next boot, it's a side effect of tool. You can turn them back on in the MobileSubstrate area of SBSettings - More.Connect using Putty, and for devices on iOS 5, run the following.Ĭopy and paste into Notepad so you can see what is on each line incase it word-wraps:fsckhfs /dev/disk0s1s1mounthfs /dev/disk0s1s1 /mnt1PATH=$PATH:/mnt1/bincd /mnt1/Library/MobileSubstratefor file in.dylib do mv $file 'echo $file sed 's/(.)dylib/1disabled/'lsAll your.dylib files should now be changed to.disabled, and your phone will boot successfully next time you boot. I recommend connecting with Putty rather than something like WinSCP.If you are using this tool due to Springboard crashing on boot (because of a MobileSubstrate plugin crashing so bad it won't kick into Safe Mode), here are the commands to run to disable all Mobile Substrate plugins (dylibs) and effectively manually kick your phone into Safe Mode. Said.Welcome:)Additionally for those of you new to this.
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