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iDavie

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  1. Yes it is okay, because you are still using the pangu app, you just don't need Cydia impactor

    Dude ..... LMFAO

     

    No Deffo date as of yet for stable release , just have to wait it out mate !

  2. No mate not at all a non JB device don't know what to do with a .deb file.

    You can but there’s no root access available.

    won’t have access to folders and directories like jailbroken iDevices.

     

    Then you can not get iFile on non JB device.

     

    No root.

     

    No access to directories.

     

    It's not iFile.

  3. You're device boots to a non JB state , that's good do not use Cydia eraser at this point.

     

    Personally I would keep trying with the "count 20" fix , once I was sat there for hours doing it , my head was gone thought I'd lost my JB , I then went and asked Dutch what was going off and he advised me to do the "count 20" fix , now I didn't do it first time , it was hard to get it bang on but after another 6/7 attempts boom it worked.

     

    You're device has no issues other than it can not execute the jailbreak , it's failing to process the boot into , this is the Pangu app not you're device.

     

    Redline will stop the Pangu app from executing the JB , don't know why it stops the app from processing the boot into , do you have anyway of removing said redline with iFunbox ?

     

    Cydia won't open untill you run the Pangu app

  4. It failed to boot into JB state

    Your method didn't work but did different.

    Apple logo > Loading icon > Apple logo > non JB state again.

    It seems like it's the timing mate , you need to wait on each screen after you tap , so tap wait , we wait to let the app load fully before we tap again to request another action , keep doing it just make sure you wait the full 20 seconds , get a clock or watch to help you get spot in 20 seconds.

     

    Only other thing I can think of is that you're Pangu App certificate is no longer valid , remove the Pangu App and reinstall a new fresh Pangu with a new certificate.

  5. So let me get this straight :

     

    Battery ran out device shut down

     

    Charged device and turned on

     

    Ran Pangu , locked screen , received notification ...... And basically it crashed , failed to boot into non JB state or failed to boot to JB state ?

     

    Sounds to me like you're timing is a little out !

     

    Turn off device , now turn it back on ...

     

    Open Pangu app and count to 20 don't tap nothing just open the app and count to 20.

     

    When you have counted to 20 , tap the big circle and again count to 20 , don't tap nothing just count to 20.

     

    Now lock the screen wait for notification , device will respring and should be Jailbroken again.

  6. What type of card are you using ?

     

    Make sure you're card is permitted to make the payment , check with you're bank to make sure you can use you're card for this purchase.

     

    Accepted cards on the site are as follows :

     

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  7. Place the device into DFU Mode then Restore :

     

    1: Plug your device into your computer with a USB cable.

     

    2: Turn off the device.

     

    3: Hold the Power button for 3 seconds.

     

    (Do not release the power button untill instructed)

     

    4: Hold the Home and Power buttons for 10 seconds.

     

    5: Release the Power button but keep holding the Home button.

     

    6: After about 15 seconds you will be alerted by iTunes saying that it has detected a device in Recovery Mode.

     

    iTunes will instruct you to "Update" the device , you must do so.

  8. You can turn it on when you get safe mode ...

     

    So you're bootloop loops and you're Apple logo appears , and you're device sits repeating this process , it's called a bootloop.

     

    When the bootloop cycles hold down "Volume Up" button and keep it held down untill device turns on.

     

    No good trying to make me look daft , I'm trying to help you keep you're jailbrak !

     

    You need to achieve "SafeMode" I have explained how you get in to SafeMode , one in SafeMode you're device will TURN ON !!!

  9. So you can not get in to "SafeMode" ?

     

    You could rescue you're device if you enter safemode ....

     

    Hold Power and home untill device reboots , the moment the "Apple Logo" appears , as soon as it shows Press and hold the Volume Up button , keep hold of the Volume button untill you see you're device Lockscreen.

     

    Once you are in SafeMode start by disabling CydiaSubstrait and respring , this will disable all Cydia tweaks that rely on Substrait , you're quest now is to find out what causes the bootloop.

     

    Could be a tweak so one by one enable each tweak and respring , do this untill you're device bootloops again.

     

    When device bootloops again , enter SafeMode and remove that last tweak you enabled.

     

    You should now be able to respring with no bootloop !

  10. I don't visit much on desktop and there is no way I'm removing adblockers from my device , but I will disable blocker for iOSGods on PC , I know DIDA keeps them to a minimum but that's him and him alone !!

     

    It's already on my whitelist on my device :

     

     

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    Will sort PC out when I'm next in it !

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