iPhone Can I erase iphone 6 via ''erase all contents and settings'' while jailbroken?

[Ethos Evoss]

Waht u think guyz ?
I have installed cydia but all is inactive .. DO you think I can erase it via phone ?
I wanna keep 9.3.3 tho ..
If I use itunes am F**ed with 9.3.4

 

[StarkCity]

Inactive ? Did you reboot and not rejailbreak again? The new JB requires this. To answer your question, no, erasing will mess things up. Ive read that it's not as dangerous as it used to be, but I wouldn't. I'd try the re jailbreak process.

Edit: if Apple is still signing 9.3.3 you can upgrade to 9.3.4, then downgrade back to 9.3.3. I'm not sure they are though

 

[Ethos Evoss]

Inactive ? Did you reboot and not rejailbreak again? The new JB requires this. To answer your question, no, erasing will mess things up. Ive read that it's not as dangerous as it used to be, but I wouldn't. I'd try the re jailbreak process.

Meaning inactive is, that i need to go to that chinese app to get jailbreak active again..
Bcos installed AirBLue Sharing and stucked in apple boot logo.. So with active jailbreak won't boot .. After Hard reset (pwr+hme btns) it let me go in the phone but no jailbreak so no access to anything.. not possible to uninstall that F Air Blue Sharing app..

 

[Peter K.]

Meaning inactive is, that i need to go to that chinese app to get jailbreak active again..
Bcos installed AirBLue Sharing and stucked in apple boot logo.. So with active jailbreak won't boot .. After Hard reset (pwr+hme btns) it let me go in the phone but no jailbreak so no access to anything.. not possible to uninstall that F Air Blue Sharing app..

I'm no expert, but I am almost sure that one or more will agree with me when I say that a DFU restore to 9.3.3 and re-JB is what to do.

 

[StarkCity]

Meaning inactive is, that i need to go to that chinese app to get jailbreak active again..
Bcos installed AirBLue Sharing and stucked in apple boot logo.. So with active jailbreak won't boot .. After Hard reset (pwr+hme btns) it let me go in the phone but no jailbreak so no access to anything.. not possible to uninstall that F Air Blue Sharing app..

I would restore to new 9.3.4, then downgrade back to 9.3.3 while Apple is still signing it. You can google the downgrade process and the 9.3.3 file

 

[Ethos Evoss]

I would restore to new 9.3.4, then downgrade back to 9.3.3 while Apple is still signing it. You can google the downgrade process and the 9.3.3 file

really ?? is still possible ? to downgrade 9.3.3 ?
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I'm no expert, but I am almost sure that one or more will agree with me when I say that a DFU restore to 9.3.3 and re-JB is what to do.

I red this so that is why am bit scared.. they been telling him ''noo u didn't brick the device'' but he in reality DID...
https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/3l4teq/help_reset_all_content_and_settings_pressed_on/

 

[MacManiac76]

No reason to restore twice. Just download the iOS 9.3.3 IPSW file and DFU restore to iOS 9.3.3 straight away. You can download the proper IPSW file from http://ipsw.me

 

[Ethos Evoss]

No reason to restore twice. Just download the iOS 9.3.3 IPSW file and DFU restore to iOS 9.3.3 straight away. You can download the proper IPSW file from http://ipsw.me

Many thnx
I can't believe that even 9.3.2 is still signing in ... :O

 

[StarkCity]

No reason to restore twice. Just download the iOS 9.3.3 IPSW file and DFU restore to iOS 9.3.3 straight away. You can download the proper IPSW file from http://ipsw.me

Thanks for clarifying. I thought that might be the way to do it.

 

[Ethos Evoss]

All done now all cydia apps (20 of 'em) needs redownloading .. :-/ EXCEPT crappy AirBlue sharing
Guyz u know what is insane ? I've done DFU restore 9.3.3 restored backed up iphone from PC itunes jailbreaked and it loaded repos itself ?!?!?! I didn't need to add manually
So itunes backing repos up ??? :O
EDIT : there should be app for backing up cydia apps tho.. I don't remember what I had everything on...

 

[Applejuiced]

You never ever ever do an erase all on a jailbroken device.
You and all the new jb people try to remember that.

 

[cebixd]

Next time just boot into safe mode and uninstall app or tweak thats makes your device crash

 

[Ethos Evoss]

Next time just boot into safe mode and uninstall app or tweak thats makes your device crash

no mate safe mode is NOT possible when there is no jailbreak active..
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You never ever ever do an erase all on a jailbroken device.
You and all the new jb people try to remember that.

yeah I know that's why I didn't do it.. man yppl f*ed up iphones

 

[kevinoutdoors]

You can use cydia eraser to delete cydia and all the tweaks and simply reset your phone without iTunes.

https://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.saurik.impactor/

 

[Will22]

D

You can use cydia eraser to delete cydia and all the tweaks and simply reset your phone without iTunes.

https://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.saurik.impactor/

Does cydia eraser work on ios 9.3.3 as well as it does on 8.4?

 

[cyber16]

This post is a your milage may vary...
Only give it a try if Apple is signing still.

A few days back on a iPad air 2 64gb wifi only model I tried something just to see if it would work.
The iPad was jailbroke on 9.3.3
went into cydia and removed most of the few tweaks I had installed such as app sync, ifile, flex and a few others.
Then rebooted the iPad to shut down the tethered jailbreak
At that point I did a reset, erase all...
It took a couple minutes and when done booted to the welcome setup screen
Set up as new and jailbroke it again.
I had no bootloop what so ever...
Tested it and everything seemed to be working just fine after replacing the tweaks.

Since I did a complete restore from scratch while the window for 9.3.3 is still open.

Again, the erase reset all was done with the jailbreak deactivated.

DON"T try this unless the signing window is open and only when not in jailbroken mode or as a last option.

 

[kevinoutdoors]

D


Does cydia eraser work on ios 9.3.3 as well as it does on 8.4?

I sure hope so. It got updated to support 9.3.3 and I'm pretty sure they tested it well before publishing. And Apple is stil signing 9.3.3, so there's nothin to loose.