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Rook

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  1. lol I won't let you!
  2. Hahahah look at EMDamaker's reputation
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  4. That's cute
  5. The main repos. Just search for it.
  6. Glad you've had no issues with it. I've been checking the server every few hours to see if all is good on my iPhone.
  7. The server is working. What YouTube video? Use the server from the first post.
  8. Installation Instructions: Open your Device Settings -> Wi-Fi -> Click the rounded "i" icon next to the Wi-Fi you're connected to -> Set HTTP PROXY to Manual
  9. He actually asked me before posting and I found no duplicate so I said yes but I guess I didn't search properly. We'll keep this one also.
  10. There's probably a way to do it over Wi-Fi but I haven't tested it
  11. Wake-on-LAN for easy wake up calls. Use your iPhone or iPad to power up a sleeping Mac or PC on your network. Requirements: - Jailbroken or Non-Jailbroken iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch - This, this app or any others you find on the App Store with the same function. We'll be using Mocha WOL for this tutorial since it's free. - A PC/Laptop/Mac connected to the internet via Ethernet Connection (Cable). Instructions: Step 1: Open "Device Manager" on your PC by searching it from the Start Menu. Step 2: Right-Click on your Network adapter -> Properties -> and then click the "Advanced" tab. Step 3: Scroll down and make sure the value for "Wake on Magic Packet" & "Wake on pattern match" is set to Enabled and then click ok. Step 4: Now open up command prompt by either searching for it on start or open run (WINKEY+R) and then type in cmd. Step 5: Type in this command in your cmd Window: ipconfig /all And find your IPv4 Address and MAC Address. Step 6: Open up Mocha WOL and add a new configuration: IP Address: <Your IPv4 Address from Step 5> MAC Address: <Your MAC Address from Step 5> Name: <Give the Configuration a Name> Step 7: Now tap on the back button and then open the "Wake Up" tab to test. Make sure your PC is shut down and then press on the configuration you just made. That's it! You can now turn on your PC remotely via your iDevice. You can also probably do this over 3G (you will need your public IP address) but I haven't tested it.
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