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Need Help! Forgot Root password of my iPhone


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Says I need old password

I do know how Ive done it before and it didnt work

Download the file and replace it.

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Select Text Viewer in the screen that pops up, then click the edit button. Find the line that looks like root:UlGASB5XWDrOc:0:0::0:0:

The part we need to edit to change your devices password is between root: and the first :0

 

Next you want to generate a new password hash. You can do this with the perl function 'crypt'. If you've no idea what that is head over to Crypt Tool online . At that website you see a large text area with $str above it, and a one-line text input with $salt above it. $salt can be any two characters. In $str will be where you type your new password, go ahead and do that, and salt. Next click run.

 

You should get a result like what you previous hash was, it should be without any special characters.

Replace the text between root: and the first :0 with your generated hash. Be careful to copy it exactly.

 

Click the Save button at the top of iFile screen, then Click the Done button.

Posted

Select Text Viewer in the screen that pops up, then click the edit button. Find the line that looks like root:UlGASB5XWDrOc:0:0::0:0:

The part we need to edit to change your devices password is between root: and the first :0

 

Next you want to generate a new password hash. You can do this with the perl function 'crypt'. If you've no idea what that is head over to Crypt Tool online . At that website you see a large text area with $str above it, and a one-line text input with $salt above it. $salt can be any two characters. In $str will be where you type your new password, go ahead and do that, and salt. Next click run.

 

You should get a result like what you previous hash was, it should be without any special characters.

Replace the text between root: and the first :0 with your generated hash. Be careful to copy it exactly.

 

Click the Save button at the top of iFile screen, then Click the Done button.

I did this before didnt work ill try again *sigh*

YAY Worked this time thanks a million

Posted

Select Text Viewer in the screen that pops up, then click the edit button. Find the line that looks like root:UlGASB5XWDrOc:0:0::0:0:

The part we need to edit to change your devices password is between root: and the first :0

 

Next you want to generate a new password hash. You can do this with the perl function 'crypt'. If you've no idea what that is head over to Crypt Tool online . At that website you see a large text area with $str above it, and a one-line text input with $salt above it. $salt can be any two characters. In $str will be where you type your new password, go ahead and do that, and salt. Next click run.

 

You should get a result like what you previous hash was, it should be without any special characters.

Replace the text between root: and the first :0 with your generated hash. Be careful to copy it exactly.

 

Click the Save button at the top of iFile screen, then Click the Done button.

How in the hell did you figure that out? :lol:

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