Help/Support My iPad is f**ked up after I fixed a problem

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

@FroLLeGaming To fix the issue you will need to connect to your device using iFunBox (if you can access iFile use that).

You will then need to access your device's filesystem.

Go to the location of the file you changed and rename the file back to its original name.

After you have reverted it reboot and hope it will all be fixed.

 

I can help you fix the original error you were trying to fix after you if your device.

[Tjabooo 3.9k iPhone 12 17.1.1]

1 minute ago, Fadexz said:

@FroLLeGaming To fix the issue you will need to connect to your device using iFunBox (if you can access iFile use that).

You will then need to access your device's filesystem.

Go to the location of the file you changed and rename the file back to its original name.

After you have reverted it reboot and hope it will all be fixed.

 

I can help you fix the original error you were trying to fix after you if your device.

Thank you! I’m trying as soon as I can!

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

1 minute ago, FroLLeGaming said:

Thank you! I’m trying as soon as I can!

Let me know how it goes. Make sure you rename it back exactly the same it was before.

[Tjabooo 3.9k iPhone 12 17.1.1]

1 minute ago, Fadexz said:

Let me know how it goes. Make sure you rename it back exactly the same it was before.

I just added a - that’s all

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

Just now, FroLLeGaming said:

I just added a - that’s all

If it is changed it will assume the file doesn't exist because it looks for the filename.

[Archangel04 33k iPhone 7 14.3]

18 minutes ago, Fadexz said:

@FroLLeGaming To fix the issue you will need to connect to your device using iFunBox (if you can access iFile use that).

You will then need to access your device's filesystem.

Go to the location of the file you changed and rename the file back to its original name.

After you have reverted it reboot and hope it will all be fixed.

 

I can help you fix the original error you were trying to fix after you if your device.

Lol. Renaming the file won't work if he stashed the filesystem lol

On the link I sent, there's a comment about "unstasher" Find that and install it via SSH. Run it and it will unstashyour files

Also rename your file back to original

Updated December 29, 2017 by Archangel04

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

17 minutes ago, Archangel04 said:

Lol. Renaming the file won't work if he stashed the filesystem lol

On the link I sent, there's a comment about "unstasher" Find that and install it via SSH. Run it and it will unstashyour files

Also rename your file back to original

He cannot do anything the springboard is blank. He can restore back to iOS 9.3.5 though and re-jailbreak.

[Archangel04 33k iPhone 7 14.3]

16 minutes ago, Fadexz said:

He cannot do anything the springboard is blank. He can restore back to iOS 9.3.5 though and re-jailbreak.

He can use ssh

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

5 minutes ago, Archangel04 said:

He can use ssh

He isn't jailbroken, he rebooted.

[Fadexz 5.7k iPhone X 14.3]

The issue was resolved by entering recovery mode and restoring the device back to iOS 9.3.5.