Cydia on iPhone Simulator

[prmccarron]

Hi, I just downloaded the latest dev programs from Apple's website (Xcode, Dashcode, iPhone Simulator, etc.) and I love the iPhone Simulator. I grabbed Cydia from my JBd iPod touch (4.0) and loaded Cydia into the simulator. However, when it opens, it crashes. I think this is because I have 4.0 on my iPod and the sim has 4.1. Is there a way to get Cydia on it and working? Or does someone have JBd 4.1 with Cydia that they can send me so that I can test it? Thanks!

 

[AnonMac50]

I might have a copy somewhere. I'll try to find it. The problem is, it will still crash. Cydia is compiled for ARM and the iPhone Simulator is compiled for Intel.

 

[maturola]

That's correct, you would need an Emulator to run Cydia not on the Simulator.

 

[PsstGreek]

Hi, I just downloaded the latest dev programs from Apple's website (Xcode, Dashcode, iPhone Simulator, etc.) and I love the iPhone Simulator. I grabbed Cydia from my JBd iPod touch (4.0) and loaded Cydia into the simulator. However, when it opens, it crashes. I think this is because I have 4.0 on my iPod and the sim has 4.1. Is there a way to get Cydia on it and working? Or does someone have JBd 4.1 with Cydia that they can send me so that I can test it? Thanks!

Are these tools free? I always wanted since I got Macbook Pro (2 weeks ago) to see iPhone screen on my computer. I think xCode does that?

 

[maturola]

Are these tools free? I always wanted since I got Macbook Pro (2 weeks ago) to see iPhone screen on my computer. I think xCode does that?

That won't allow you to see "your" phone screen on your computer. It is a Software Simulator of "an iPhone" that you can install, run and "simulate" application on the screen.

 

[PsstGreek]

That won't allow you to see "your" phone screen on your computer. It is a Software Simulator of "an iPhone" that you can install, run and "simulate" application on the screen.

Oh, gotcha.

 

[Phil A.]

Are these tools free? I always wanted since I got Macbook Pro (2 weeks ago) to see iPhone screen on my computer. I think xCode does that?

Yes - you just need to register at developer.apple.com: The free account will give you access to all the dev tools (including the iPhone / iPad simulator). It won't, however, give you access to any Beta releases or allow you to create apps to install on an actual device