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trajen

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Oct 2, 2008
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I did the tethered jailbreak. Worked great. Used RedSn0w to reboot my iPhone 4 and started up Cydia. Cydia tells me it has the usual 'essential' updates and I choose to update, silly me. iPhone gets stuck on boot loop. Used iRecovery to kick it out of boot loop and restart the phone, or so I thought. Had to use RedSn0w AGAIN to restart the phone. What a pain in the ass! My point:

Has anyone figured out an easier way to do this or should I just ignore Cydia's 'essential' updates? I can't imagine going through all this B.S. just to install a package that requires a reboot. Ugh. :rolleyes:
 
I did the tethered jailbreak. Worked great. Used RedSn0w to reboot my iPhone 4 and started up Cydia. Cydia tells me it has the usual 'essential' updates and I choose to update, silly me. iPhone gets stuck on boot loop. Used iRecovery to kick it out of boot loop and restart the phone, or so I thought. Had to use RedSn0w AGAIN to restart the phone. What a pain in the ass! My point:

Has anyone figured out an easier way to do this or should I just ignore Cydia's 'essential' updates? I can't imagine going through all this B.S. just to install a package that requires a reboot. Ugh. :rolleyes:

You need use Redsnow to boot your device. Everytime any app ask you to reboot you'll need to use a computer with redsnow. There's a "quick" way to boot your tethered device, check out iClarified.
 
You need use Redsnow to boot your device. Everytime any app ask you to reboot you'll need to use a computer with redsnow. There's a "quick" way to boot your tethered device, check out iClarified.

Thanks. :)
 
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