Hey all,
Okay so I am considering a tethered jailbreak on my iPhone 4, mainly so that I can tether internet to my laptop, a feature I greatly miss.
My problem is, though, nothing is untethered for 4.2, and I wan't 4.2 (Certain features like find my iPhone I want to keep, it's nice to make your phone 'ring' when it's on silent.)
So here it my question. What happens if my phone dies and it's tethered? Using redsn0w doesn't it just boot up like normal, and my jailbreak apps won't work? If that's the case, I may as well go for it. However I have also heard that it needs to be attached to a PC before it can be rebooted. That makes it a no-go.
By the way, because I'm sure someone will mention "You're jailbreaking for tethering, so you will be near a computer". Not all the time, but how silly would it be to jailbreak my phone, tether, then restore it to official firmware, etc. every time. I will "leave" it jailbroken, which means I might be away from a computer, my iPhone might die, and I might be screwed. With the pathetic battery life on the iPhone 4, that could happen. I've had it for 4 days now, and all 4 of those days required charging at some point during the day.
Thanks,
John
Okay so I am considering a tethered jailbreak on my iPhone 4, mainly so that I can tether internet to my laptop, a feature I greatly miss.
My problem is, though, nothing is untethered for 4.2, and I wan't 4.2 (Certain features like find my iPhone I want to keep, it's nice to make your phone 'ring' when it's on silent.)
So here it my question. What happens if my phone dies and it's tethered? Using redsn0w doesn't it just boot up like normal, and my jailbreak apps won't work? If that's the case, I may as well go for it. However I have also heard that it needs to be attached to a PC before it can be rebooted. That makes it a no-go.
By the way, because I'm sure someone will mention "You're jailbreaking for tethering, so you will be near a computer". Not all the time, but how silly would it be to jailbreak my phone, tether, then restore it to official firmware, etc. every time. I will "leave" it jailbroken, which means I might be away from a computer, my iPhone might die, and I might be screwed. With the pathetic battery life on the iPhone 4, that could happen. I've had it for 4 days now, and all 4 of those days required charging at some point during the day.
Thanks,
John