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Doesn't matter

The error is self explanatory: "No such file or directory" But I'll give you both credits.

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Updated for iOS 9!

The Perl update from CoolStar seems to be giving an issue with a few users. Not sure if this affects iOS 9 as I personally haven't tested it but it did affect me on iOS 8. If you're getting this error: Ls-iPad:~ root# /var/theos/bin/nic.pl -sh: /var/theos/bin/nic.pl: /usr/bin/perl: bad interpreter: No such file or directory Then there's a simple way to fix it. Just copy the perl file from /usr/local/bin to /usr/bin. You can do this using iFile or SSH: cp /usr/local/bin/perl /usr/bin Then run nic again. Credits: castix & shmoo

Fixed?

Hello everyone! This is a project we've been working on for a few months and it's finally ready! Here is the web-based ARM To HEX Converter! Since this is web-based, it will work on any OS. Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android and any OS that has a browser! The converter was first released around a week ago from the time of posting this for beta testing and so that users provide suggestions and feedback. Here's what the converter can do and some of its features. Features: 1. Web-based which means it supports all Operating Systems. 2. Supports x32 (ARMv7), x64 (ARM64). x32 Converter: ARM GDB/LLDB - ARM HEX - Thumb GDB/LLDB - Thumb HEX - Thumb-2/v8 GDB/LLDB - Thumb-2/v8 HEX x64 Converter: ARM64 GDB/LLDB - ARM64 HEX 3. Can convert multiple instructions at a time. Although this is a neat feature, it is suggested converting only one instruction at a time to prevent some other instructions from failing to convert. Or if you place the simple instructions on top of the list and the most complex ones at the bottom, it might work. But still, for better results, it is suggested you only convert one instruction for each conversion you do. 4. It logs all conversions done by the converter into a page which is publicly visible. This page can also be useful for HEX to ARM or for finding conversions if the converter is not working for some reason. 5. User Submissions. This page allows users to submit their own conversions for others to see. All you need is an instruction, the HEX conversion of that instruction and you can submit it to the page for everyone else. 6. Alternative Converters. It uses a different engines from the latest converter you see on the front page so if one is down, you can use the other or you can check the logs or user submissions. The converter is still under development so feedbacks and suggestions are more than welcome. Let me know if you find any bugs also. To Do: - Improve Conversions Log page. Done - Improve some UI Elements Done - HEX To ARM Converter? Done - You tell me The online ARM Converter is live right now at http://ARMconverter.com/. Hope you enjoy and find this useful. The people who made this possible: - Kienn - @Valeschi - @Earthiest - DiDA Video: Read the posts below for changelog.

Nice work!

Not anymore!!

Why not?

Cool! Thanks for sharing!

Come on! That's what Halloween is about.

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Try now.

Wooo! Good job!

The title kind of specifies which versions exactly it supports.

I just restarted it. And it's going down too often now

He keeps saying that everywhere...

Fixed!

Eeee it's Tadoba

Can you make that super clear on the topic so others don't get confused?

There's no Jailbreak for that version but as Xuhaiid said above, you can still downgrade.

This only works on 64-bit?

Thank you! You're a great man! Good luck to you buddy.