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Rook

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  1. Is it the same as in Flex? Everything is case sensitive. Also, make sure your bundle id is correct.
  2. Are you using cploader ot something extra?
  3. You have an empty space inside your control file which needs removing. I'm talking about newlines also. I think only one newline is needed at the very end or none at all.
  4. You should look at these: http://www.cycript.org/ http://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Cycript_Tricks
  5. I updated the LLDB topic. On windows 10, itunnel_mux.exe doesn't seem to open for me so I used iFunBox to open a new USB Tunnel to port 23. First run the debugserver command on PuTTY and connect to putty using 127.0.0.1 (iFunBox's Quick Toolbox allows this). Then create the new tunnel at port 23 and run the command on LLDB.exe and use 127.0.0.1:23.
  6. You can do all the coding and compiling on device.
  7. Just create a new symlink named sh that points to the bash file. Don't rename the bash file otherwise some other stuff may not work.
  8. LocalIAPSTore apparently works with this?
  9. Tested and working on iOS 9 by @@MRS14T3R
  10. Refresh your sources and wait for them to fully finish. Then try installing tweaks.
  11. You shouldn't try to install Tweaks while Cydia is refreshing your sources.
  12. You'll need to provide some proof about this.
  13. That is locked because it's outdated.
  14. Hello, You can only reply to ViP topics.
  15. I updated the tutorial a bit. So you should always use 127.0.0.1:23 when connecting and make sure you opened the port on your device. If itunnel_mux.exe doesn't work or doesn't open, use iFunBox to open a new USB tunnel. Run the command on PuTTY first then you'll be able to open the new USB tunnel on iFunBox.
  16. Does the app version match the hack version?
  17. Isn't /bin/sh a symbolic link which leads to Bash? Did you delete the symbolic link or did you delete "bash" which is also inside the same folder.
  18. I doubt that but you're welcome to explore all the tools out there.
  19. Ah, yes. Since iOS 9 inteoduced App Slicing, you need to download apps from iTunes in order to crack them. Or even an iOS 8 device.
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