Help/Support Cydia "Phoenix" iOS 9.3.5 problem with the packages [Help]

[luisferdbl 3 iPhone 4s 9.3.5]

Hello, yesterday I installed Cydia thanks to the Phoenix application, but it turns out that Cydia does not load anything, no source had previously installed it and it worked, but I had to restart the device through the configuration, and I had to reinstall Cydia. Nothing appears in "Changes", or download anything when updating, could someone help me, please?

Data about my device

-iPhone 4s

-iOS 9.3.5

 

Updated November 6, 2017 by luisferdbl

[iDavie 2.9k iPhone 6 9.3.3]

Ok ..... Ready ?

Download the MobileTerminal .deb from here :

http://files11.thebigboss.org/repofiles/cydia/debs2.0/mterminal_1.3-2.deb

Mac users can use iOS App signer to turn it from .deb to .iPA.

http://dantheman827.github.io/ios-app-signer/

Windows users can follow this :

Download Cydia Impactor from here : http://www.cydiaimpactor.com/

and sideload the MobileTerminal.ipa to your iOS device                                           

Go to the official iFunbox website and download it.

http://www.i-funbox.com/

Also, download this lib.zip file as well : 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/e2opxpmas9y1qn6/lib.zip?dl=0

Open iFunbox and navigate to : 

/var/mobile/Media/Books 

then drop the ‘lib’ folder to that directory

Open MobileTerminal on your iPhone or iPad and type in the following commands.

type :

su

type in your password.

default is alpine

type: 

cp -R /var/mobile/Media/Books/lib /var

After that, Cydia should start working again. For those who have either iFile or Filza and Mobile Terminal installed already, you can start with Step 4 and forward.

How to Fix com.teiron.pphelper error in Cydia

When finished troubleshooting the “Could Not Open File…” error there is another one that pop out and this one says something like this:

trying to overwrite ‘/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries’, which is also in package com.teiron.pphelperns

Luckily, this problem is a bit easier to resolve since it doesn’t require a computer or installing another app. Switch over to the Installed tab and look for an app called PP Helper. Go ahead and uninstall that tweak.

Respring your iOS device, and you can start installing Cydia tweaks as usual again.

Updated November 7, 2017 by iDavie