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- Backup and Restore applications installed on Cydia using Apt Backup
- How to OpenSSH iPhone 4 over Wifi
- iOS 4.2.1 Unlock release date
Backup and Restore applications installed on Cydia using Apt Backup Posted: 29 Nov 2010 04:13 AM PST When you upgrade your iOS for iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, you don't have to be worried about what you have downloaded previously. Everything is taken care of by iTunes. It doesn't only take care of the backups and syncing after firmware update but also ensure setting of each application is restored completely. Well this is not really the case for jailbreakers when there is a firmware update. Applications installed via Cydia need to be reinstalled one by one and not to mention, none of the application settings are reserved. Luckily, there is AptBackup, an application meant for restoring Cydia-installed iPhone applications which effectively speeds up the process of reinstalling your favorite jailbreak apps. Basically, AptBackup creates a list of Cydia installed iPhone apps (it doesn't really create a backup of the native iPhone apps). After a firmware update is completed, it uses this list to automatically reinstall the applications. Here is how to backup your Cydia-installed applications 1. Search for AptBackup in Cydia and install it. [via] |
How to OpenSSH iPhone 4 over Wifi Posted: 29 Nov 2010 02:28 AM PST OpenSSH is a background system that allows you to connect your PC to your iPhone over wifi and allows you to gain access to your iPhone's files system and transfer files from your computer to your iPhone. So what you need in order to OpenSSH your iPhone? 1. Jailbroken iDevice (i.e jailbroken iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad) 2. OpenSSH (your device) 3. Winscp (your PC) Below are instructions on how to OpenSSH your iPhones, iPod touch and iPads over a wireless internet. 1. Search for "OpenSSH" via Cydia and get it installed. Note: Because this is a background system, there is no icon for OpenSSH in your iDevice. 2. Download Winscp and install it in your PC. 4. Key in the username and password fields. The username is root and password is alpine. By default, your file protocol is set to SFTP. You need to change it to SCP. You don't need further info in order to access your iPhone files system. 5. It will take several attempts before you can connect to your iPhone. New to jailbreaking and unlocking scene? Head to Jailbreaking and Unlocking Guides |
Posted: 27 Nov 2010 10:31 AM PST An iPhone Dev team member, MuscleNerd has confirmed that the unlock for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS for all basebands running on iOS 4.2.1 will be released tomorrow (November 28, 2010). Don't get too excited if you are an iPhone 4 user because unlock for iOS 4.2.1 on iPhone 4 will take a little bit longer. Here's MuscleNerd's twitter
1 more day to go! |
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