Tutorial How to Stop "dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege" iOS

[StayBlueYT 7 8]

WARNING: I am not sure if someone has posted this before but I didn't make sure so please don't send hate at me

 

So I was going to install a package when I came along this error:

 

dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege

 

Don't worry there is a fix:

 

Requirements:

MTerminal

Filza Or iFile

Package you wanted to install but couldn't

 

So First: Open Up Your File Manager, I used Filza for this, find the package and click on the "I" ( information ) Now click Open With...

And Choose Installer

Go Back And Click On The Package and Click Install

Copy Something That Looks Like This:

dpkg -i "/var/mobile/Documents/NAME OF FILE" ;

 

Copy that Text and Go to Terminal and Type "su"

Type your password:

If you haven't used Terminal on iOS before your password will be "alpine"

Put that and now paste that code...

BOOM! You are done!

Hopefully I helped you out!

 

Any Problems? Leave a comment and I'll answer you ASAP!

 

Bye.

Updated August 10, 2016 by StayBlueYT

[Rook 555.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Another easy fix for this seems to be a simple device reboot then try installing the deb.

[Gamer5913 2 iPhone X 11.2.6]

So I followed all your steps and still encountered the same problem. After executing the command in Terminal this was the last sentence in there 

Quote

Setting up com.No Advertising Allowed!.lode (1.8.7) ...

I tried to respring the device and install the deb file but would not work 

[Sukhman2192 44 iPhone 5s 12.1.2]

On 7/10/2018 at 4:45 PM, Gamer5913 said:

So I followed all your steps and still encountered the same problem. After executing the command in Terminal this was the last sentence in there 

I tried to respring the device and install the deb file but would not work 

Same here if u got the fix pls tell me thx 

[Lzwldl 0 iPad Mini 9.3.5]

I know this is old but I am having the same problem I am on 9.3.5 and I have a iPad mini. Does anyone know a fix

 

[Okaybro98 0 iPhone 8 12.1.1]

I’ve tried this and after pasting the code it tells me “cannot access archive '/var/mobile/Documents/NAME OF FILE': No such file or directory” do you have a solution for this? 

Edit: nvm I am stupid I figured it out and it installed, thanks!

Updated December 1, 2019 by Okaybro98
Because..

[mochini78 0 iPhone 7 Plus 13.2.3]

thank a lot for this tip, realy works

[Grejesus 0 iPhone 7 Plus 13.3.1]

On 8/10/2016 at 5:27 AM, StayBlueYT said:

 

thanks 2020 and works 

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On 8/10/2016 at 5:27 AM, StayBlueYT said:

Copy that Text and Go to Terminal and Type "su"

Type your password:

If you haven't used Terminal on iOS before your password will be "alpine"

Put that and now paste that code...

BOOM! You are done!

Hopefully I helped you out!

 

[Charithacn 3 iPhone X 13.2.2]

On 12/1/2019 at 11:00 PM, Okaybro98 said:

I’ve tried this and after pasting the code it tells me “cannot access archive '/var/mobile/Documents/NAME OF FILE': No such file or directory” do you have a solution for this? 

Edit: nvm I am stupid I figured it out and it installed, thanks!

how?