1.1.3 Jailbreak - An older version was mistakenly uploaded

Discussion in 'iPod touch 1.1.3 Jailbreak' started by planetbeing, Jan 27, 2008.

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  1. bgmrk New Member

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    try deleting the orignal installer.app, what program are you using? DON'T FORGET TO BACK UP before you delete
    bgmrk, Jan 27, 2008
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  2. jchaike Active Member

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    SSH icon is not suposed to pop up.
    That was only on 1.1.2 jailbreak.

    you can install the services.app and that will alow you to turn your SSH on/off
    jchaike, Jan 27, 2008
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  3. Delber New Member

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    I've already deleted the original install.app folder and I am also re-deleting the folder after it fails to try again, but still nothing.
    Delber, Jan 27, 2008
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  4. djgperu New Member

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    i been having the same problems with Installer.. as one of you has already stated.. it is a problem with the space limit and installing applications.. so i tried to install the BOSSTOOL app but it wouldnt let me.. so i went to WINSCP , to the APP folder
    and deleted all those folders of the applications that i tried to install several times but couldnt....
    so now i waz able to install BOSS TOol... and will see if i can get it to work

    UPDATE:i somehow managed to get BossTool 0.34a and it worked.. now i can install all of my old applications..

    one question though? does the jailbreak take that much space? or is it a bug ?
    djgperu, Jan 27, 2008
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  5. CorranQ New Member

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    Check the read/write permissions on your Applications folder, it's possible they got screwed up accidentally and that's why you can't install Installer.app to it anymore.
    CorranQ, Jan 27, 2008
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  6. 1337chaos Active Member

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    no, Apple dropped the OS partition down from 300 MB to 280 MB. so you're missing 20 MB of free space for installing apps. i guess this was their way of trying to make it so people couldn't install 3rd party apps on 1.1.3
    1337chaos, Jan 27, 2008
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  7. Delber New Member

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    What is the permissions of the Application folder be set to? Right now mine is set to 775
    Delber, Jan 27, 2008
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  8. CorranQ New Member

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    Here's to weirdness... Mine is set to 755, as is my Installer.app :-S

    I'd recommend you go ahead and try a 777 on the entire applications folder. It might leave you vulnerable to being hacked in the future, but quite frankly the likelihood of someone hunting down your specific iPod is nearly zilch... and a 777 permissions setting, recursive through the entire folder, might give you back functionality...
    CorranQ, Jan 27, 2008
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  9. thom_y New Member

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    I had the same problem, then I deleted my installer.app and using cyberduck installed the 3.10b onto the phone and using terminal I entered the command
    chmod 4755 /Applications/Installer.app/Installer. Then, installer worked for a while as I loaded a number of apps. Then, it stopped again and kept on crashing.

    So, I deleted it again. And now I can't copy installer.app back on the Applications of iPHone using Cyberduck or Fugu. I keep on getting an error part way through the transfer. Any help.
    thom_y, Jan 27, 2008
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  10. BigDaddy87 New Member

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    Ok, my problem is when I set the permissions in WinScp on Installer.app and all the files within it to 4755 it automatically switches everything back to 0755.

    Tryed with the terminal command, same result.

    How can I set those permissions permanently?
    BigDaddy87, Jan 28, 2008
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