I i0Nic macrumors 65816 Original poster May 17, 2006 1,456 68 Sydney, Australia Oct 14, 2007 #1 anyone elses touch crashing more often after you've hacked it? I've only put apple apps on it and a couple of others however now my iPod seems more unstable than before. I have to hold the home button to close all the apps pretty often.
anyone elses touch crashing more often after you've hacked it? I've only put apple apps on it and a couple of others however now my iPod seems more unstable than before. I have to hold the home button to close all the apps pretty often.
M macchappy macrumors member Jun 20, 2007 44 0 Oct 14, 2007 #2 Ermmm, try checking permissions just in case? ssh onto your iPod Code: ssh l- root your.ipod's.ip.address password is: alpine Code: chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
Ermmm, try checking permissions just in case? ssh onto your iPod Code: ssh l- root your.ipod's.ip.address password is: alpine Code: chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
I i0Nic macrumors 65816 Original poster May 17, 2006 1,456 68 Sydney, Australia Oct 14, 2007 #3 macchappy said: Ermmm, try checking permissions just in case? ssh onto your iPod Code: ssh l- root your.ipod's.ip.address password is: alpine Code: chmod -R a+x /Applications/* Click to expand... When I type in the code with my IP I get this message: ssh: l-: No address associated with nodename edit, I changed your code to be -l rather than l-, and I entered my password and so I seem to be logged in now. What am I checking for? What should I do?
macchappy said: Ermmm, try checking permissions just in case? ssh onto your iPod Code: ssh l- root your.ipod's.ip.address password is: alpine Code: chmod -R a+x /Applications/* Click to expand... When I type in the code with my IP I get this message: ssh: l-: No address associated with nodename edit, I changed your code to be -l rather than l-, and I entered my password and so I seem to be logged in now. What am I checking for? What should I do?
J jeph macrumors newbie Oct 12, 2007 11 0 Oct 14, 2007 #4 well to change permissions type chmod -R a+x /Applications/* don't know if thats going to make a difference though.
well to change permissions type chmod -R a+x /Applications/* don't know if thats going to make a difference though.
I i0Nic macrumors 65816 Original poster May 17, 2006 1,456 68 Sydney, Australia Oct 14, 2007 #5 jeph said: well to change permissions type chmod -R a+x /Applications/* don't know if thats going to make a difference though. Click to expand... Yeah I did that. Hmmm, noone elses iPod is crashing a bit more often? Mine isn't crashing non-stop, but I definately notice they are more often now which is annoying. I might restore my iPod and try the iJailbreak method.
jeph said: well to change permissions type chmod -R a+x /Applications/* don't know if thats going to make a difference though. Click to expand... Yeah I did that. Hmmm, noone elses iPod is crashing a bit more often? Mine isn't crashing non-stop, but I definately notice they are more often now which is annoying. I might restore my iPod and try the iJailbreak method.
M macchappy macrumors member Jun 20, 2007 44 0 Oct 14, 2007 #6 Yeah, sorry about the typo. Next, you'd want to do what the other person said, Code: chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
Yeah, sorry about the typo. Next, you'd want to do what the other person said, Code: chmod -R a+x /Applications/*