They still havnt figured out how to jailbrake the 2g ?

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  1. semin28, Feb 2, 2009

    semin28 macrumors regular

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    Why is it taking so long ? Do they care about jailbraking a phoneless iPhone ?
     
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  2. blackbelt534, Feb 2, 2009

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    theyve jailbroken it, it's just a tethered jailbreak right now
     
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  3. MaxPower49, Feb 2, 2009

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  4. aethelbert, Feb 2, 2009

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    If you'd prefer a speedier process, might I suggest that you figure it out yourself?
     
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  5. blackbelt534, Feb 2, 2009

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    nice, LOL
    I have my 2g freshly jailbroken and i'm syncing all of my content back as we speak
     
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  6. semin28, Feb 2, 2009

    semin28 thread starter macrumors regular

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    No cuz I'm not a computer gadget hacker nerd guy . But if they have the 3g and everything elese jailbroken then why is it taking so long for a simple iPod touch 2g?
     
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  7. Aznmegafan888, Feb 2, 2009

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    If you have been paying attention to the topics here, you would know that the 2G iPod Touch has a different processor than the 1G iPod Touch and both the iPhones. This made it a bit more difficult for the Dev Team to build a JB for this iPod Touch.

    Off-Topic: Now I think I need to get one... Faster processor and emulators FTW...
     
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  8. aethelbert, Feb 3, 2009

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    Then I guess you'd have no idea the amount of work that people must do in order to successfully break the software on their own, unpaid time.
     
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