TuT [Tutorial] How to install theos on a Mac

[Fred22 170 10]

You can compile on Mac too. You don't need it on your iDevice if you have it on your Mac and yes, you can transfer the compiled deb from a Mac to your iDevice.

Yay, much easier, and using sublime text cause it`s sexier then notepad++

 

thank you

I`m too lazy to install theos on my phone again... so much problems...

[Rook 548.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Yay, much easier, and using sublime text cause it`s sexier then notepad++

 

thank you

I`m too lazy to install theos on my phone again... so much problems...

[Fred22 170 10]

do you use it on mac or windows?

 

Can`t find that Command Line Tools in the Downloads Tab.

 

I`m using XCode 7.2

[Rook 548.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

do you use it on mac or windows?

 

Can`t find that Command Line Tools in the Downloads Tab.

 

I`m using XCode 7.2

I use it on iOS.

 

And look closely, it might have changed location since the tutorial is quite old.

[Fred22 170 10]

I use it on iOS.

 

And look closely, it might have changed location since the tutorial is quite old.

Got it, I shall post a tutorial later explaning all this shit LOL.

I`m running OS X 10.11 on VMWare . Pretty fast.

 

Can you help me on this part:

 

https://github.com/rpetrich/iphoneheaders

 

It says 

THIS HEADER PACK IS NOW DEPRECATED

 

what should I do, install the deprecated one or there is a new one?

 

THank you my DiDA

[Rook 548.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Got it, I shall post a tutorial later explaning all this shit LOL.

I`m running OS X 10.11 on VMWare . Pretty fast.

 

Can you help me on this part:

 

https://github.com/rpetrich/iphoneheaders

 

It says 

THIS HEADER PACK IS NOW DEPRECATED

 

what should I do, install the deprecated one or there is a new one?

 

THank you my DiDA

Yeah, do so.

 

And you can get headers from others also. 

 

https://iosgods.com/topic/17109-iphone-headers/

 

But I think they might be old also. Try them.

[Fred22 170 10]

What is this part for?

 

- Happy Little Debians with a Red Bow Tie
Thought so. 

The only thing you'll need to install is MacPorts (see here for downloads). Once installed, open Terminal and type the following as root:

export dpkg=/opt/local/bin
sudo port selfupdate
sudo port install dpkg

Thank you.