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Don't use Stashing That's how I messed up my jailbreak the first time

Delete basically anything inside those that you know you won't use (I deleted everything)

There is no stashing for 10.2 unless CoolStar updated his. Only 150mb? I managed to delete about 450 when I did it

You've deleted everything in iCleaner and did a respring?

Try what lulu and Amu mentioned about autolipo if you haven't

Do you have xxx_LDFLAGS += -Wl,-segalign,4000 in your Makefile? :b

I have an iPhone 6. I think it's good enough, but I need one with more storage, because 16gb isn't enough for me :b

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You could use those blobs if your iOS version is close to 10.2. You wouldn't be able to do it from 8.4

If your jailbreak messes up and you have to restore/update, you should be able to use Prometheus to downgrade back to 10.2 with those blobs

Yes, download the ipsw, go to iTunes and click on your device, then hold Shift and click restore. After that, you just have to find where you put the downloaded ipsw

Just use the ipsw to update while you can, worry about blobs when you're actually on 10.2

If you can handle the random reboots (they happen quite a bit tbh) then go ahead and update to 10.2

If I were you, I would just wait until the jailbreak becomes stable. Once it does, go to 10.2, unless you feel like you can't wait

I'm not too sure. I know there's a directory where your tweaks are stored (may be more than 1), but I can't remember what they are. You could find them in Filza and remove them that way.

So everything else works, but Cydia crashes? That's weird

32 bit is for 32 bit binaries, and same goes for 64. That's what I found when I would use it, at least

Usually just rejailbreaking with the app works fine for me. Sometimes it takes a couple tries, though, so idk

None of this happened...

This leads me to believe that there should be a ViP Android section

Looking back at this, I noticed something you could add (if it's even possible). Would it be possible to add another button that could somehow reset all of the hexes you've changed to their original values? When I think about it, I'm not sure how useful it would actually be

According to this compatibility sheet, both of them are compatible with iOS 10. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14e9GB-PNhDJuKI799InVFWrUQc-qn-Wd3zRJHKGkKr0/htmlview?sle=true#

10.2 is still being signed, isn't it? Even if something messes up to the point that you have to restore and update, you can always downgrade while it is signed. If not, you should be able to use Prometheus.

Looks good, now time to make it look clean