[Guide] Jailbreaking Iphone och ipod touch

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[Guide] Jailbreaking Iphone och ipod touch

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Disclaimer: This tutorial might not apply to iPhone 3GS. Follow this guide instead. This tutorial is also void when using iPhone OS 3.1 Beta.

I've seen many people asking how to do this in the forums, so I figured a tutorial was needed. You think this guide is missing anything? Tell me and I'll try to add it if it's within my knowledge.

Table of contents:

# Chapter 1: What is jailbreaking?
- 1.1: Why jailbreak?
- 1.2: Risks when jailbreaking?
- 1.3: The difference between jailbreaking and unlocking (iPhone only)
- 1.4: Legal issues with jailbreaking

# Chapter 2: Jailbreaking your device
- 2.1: What you need
- 2.2: Backup
- 2.3: Update to iPhone OS 3.0
- 2.4: Apply the jailbreak

# Chapter 3: I did it! ... now what?
3.1: Cydia + getting started with your jailbroken device
3.2: Apps that I recommend
3.3: App Store apps for free!?


Chapter 1: What is jailbreaking?
When I think of jailbreaking, I think of freeing the iPhone/iPod (hereby referred to as the 'device') from Apples evil restrictions. Basically it means that it makes you able to run unsigned code on it, but to me it means that I can do all the things Apple never intended me to do. Like my basic need to actually change the background image. (What the hell were you thinking, Apple!?)


1.1: Why jailbreak?
I'll start by showing you a screenshot taken from my iPod Touch: (to take a screenshot, hold the button on the top and press the 'Home'-buttton once)



# The obvious difference at first sight would be that I actually have a background picture! (I'll explain the different apps in 'Chapter 3.3: Apps that I recommend')

Other things is that my dock (the bar at the bottom where the Music, Photos and Videos-apps rest) is transparent to make the background more visible. I have also removed all the standard Apple-icons I do not use, like Stocks and Weather.

Here's a list of a few things I find positive with jailbreaking:
# Change ALOT more settings than Apple wants you to
# Completely modify your device UI
# Free apps and games from App Store
# Run alot of third party apps - for example GameBoy and PSX-emulators


1.2: Risks when jailbreaking?
Those of you worried about bricking your device (making it unusable), I have good news for you! Right now there is really no way to destroy or brick your device when jailbreaking. Sure, things commonly go wrong and sometimes you have to do it two times, but you can ALWAYS use Apple's restore function and your device will be back to normal. With mistakes/bad luck in mind I will guide you through backing up your device in 'Chapter 2.2: Backup'.

I recommend everyone to jailbreak their iPhone/iPod Touch since there are virtually no risks included. And it does make the device 10 times more fun!

1.3: The difference between jailbreaking and unlocking
This chapter applies to iPhones only.

Unlocking and jailbreaking your phone is NOT the same thing. As opposed to jailbreaking, unlocking your phone only lets you use different service providers if you're bound by contract etc. Basically let's you use any sim-card in your phone.

I recommend jailbreaking instead of unlocking, since it gives you all the things described above AND unlocks the phone at the same time.

Unlocking of iPhone is not described in this tutorial, though the process is similar to jailbreaking. I think you can select it in the version of redsn0w that I will be using below.


1.4: Legal issues with jailbreaking
Best part of jailbreaking is that it is completely legal and Apple can't do anything to your device if they find out. Installing cracked apps and games from App Store however, is NOT legal. So it's up to you really.

A jailbroken device offers hundereds of terriffic free third party-apps, so you're not in the dark if you choose to take the legal path. I would still highly recommend a jailbreak!



Chapter 2: Jailbreaking your device
So you've decided that a jailbreak is what you need? Good for you! I will try to describe every step to ensure a smooth jailbreaking-experience.


2.1: What you need
Basically all your need is an iPhone or iPod Touch, a USB-cable, iTunes 8.2, a wi-fi connection for your device, and a PC with internet connection. (The procedure is pretty much the same on a Mac or Linux, you should be able to follow along. This guide is aimed at PC-users though.)

We will be downloading some software during the process, but I will give you the links when you need them.


2.2: Backup
The first thing we will do is backup your device. This is so you can have a smooth rollback if jailbreaking wasn't for you, or if something goes wrong and you decide to stick with your original setup. A backup of your device will keep all your music, apps, contacts, etc.

I can recommend syncing all your contacts and messages to your computer before attempting a jailbreak. If you're updating your iPhone OS at the same time (described in 'Chapter 2.3: Update to iPhone OS 3.0') there is a big risk that you will loose them otherwise.



Backing up your device is easy! Open iTunes when your iPhone/iPod Touch is connected to the computer. Right click the device in the list to the left and select "Back Up" and iTunes does the rest for you.


2.3: Update to iPhone OS 3.0
(If you're already on iPhone OS 3.0, you can skip this step)

Don't know what OS you're running? Check under 'Settings - General - About':

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If your device says something else that 3.x it's time to update to iPhone OS 3.0. It's the same OS for iPod Touch too if you wonder why I never name iPod OS 3.0.

If you have an iPhone, the update is free. So just go to iTunes, select your phone and click "Check for updates". For iPod Touch-owners however, the matter is different. Apple wants to charge us for the update, but do we want to pay them? HELL NO! We payed a shitload of money for the iPod, so we want our updates for free! (If you DO feel fine with paying, the steps is the same as for the iPhone above).

The first thing you need to know about your iPod is if it's a first generation or second generation iPod. To find out, check the backside of the device:



# The second generation iPod touch has two obvious characteristics - the rounded wi-fi-antenna and the volume buttons on the side. If it doesn't look like this, you have a first generation iPod Touch.

Now it's time to download the OS. If you have a first gen iPod, download iPhone OS 3.0 for iPod Touch 1G.

Or iPhone OS 3.0 for iPod Touch 2G if you have a second gen iPod,

Note: Before doing the upcoming steps, make sure you have an extra copy of everything you need on your device, since this will delete it.

Keep the file you downloaded in an easy-to-remember location, like the desktop. The file you just downloaded is the exact same file that Apple gives you if you pay for it, so there is no way to tell that it's pirated. Great huh?

Time to update your device! With the iPod connected, start iTunes and select the device in the list to the left. Now hold down the 'shift'-button on your keyboard and click "Restore" in iTunes. iTunes will ask you for a file - select the file you downloaded above and the rest should sort itself.

Make sure you keep the .ipsw-file even after you've updated!


2.4: Apply the jailbreak
Note: Before doing this, make sure you have an extra copy of everything you need on your device, since this might delete it.

The moment we've all been waiting for! The first thing you want to do is download the jailbreak-software, called 'redsn0w'. Get it here!

Unzip it and put all contents in a folder called "redsn0w" on your desktop. If you did the previous step (Chapter 2.3: Update to iPhone OS 3.0) put the .ipsw-file that you used earlier in the redsn0w folder. If not, download the correct one below and put it in the folder:

# iPod Touch 1G
# iPod Touch 2G
# iPhone
# iPhone 3G

Don't know which generation you have? Look at the previous step, 'Chapter 2.3: Update to iPhone OS 3.0'.

So, we've got everything we need! Let's get started. First of all, make sure your device is connected to your computer and COMPLETELY turned off. To turn it off, hold the 'Power'-button (the on on the top) for a while, and your device will ask you to "Slide to turn off".

When it's off, start redsn0w.exe (or the equivalent for Linux or Mac).



The first thing redsn0w will ask you for is the IPSW for your current firmware. This is the OS file we downloaded earlier, so click browse and point it to the file you put in your redsn0w folder. It will be processing the file for a while and then take you to the next step.

Next, you're gonna choose what features you want installed. Check ONLY Cydia (I've seen crashes here with more selected) and unlock if you want to unlock your phone.

Time to put your device in DFU-mode (Device Firmware Upgrade). Redsn0w WILL guide you through this step but it's a little quick and it's hard to keep up, so you can follow my steps too. Be ready to hold the 'Power' button (the one on the top) on your device when you click Next in redsn0w.

1. Hold down the power-button for 3 seconds.
2. Now press and hold the home-button WITHOUT releasing the power-button. Keep both pressed for 10 seconds.
3. Release the power-button (top) and keep holding the home-button for up to 30 seconds.

Redsn0w will notice when your device is in DFU-mode and take you to the next step automatically. IF something goes wrong here, just close redsn0w and repeat chapter 2.4 until it works.

Redsn0w will now upload jailbreak-data to your device.

IMPORTANT! If redsn0w says that it's done your device might still be jailbreaking! Redsn0w uploads jailbreak data first and then the device will continue to jailbreak itself so leave it alone until it reboots and is done! Keep a look at your device-screen for info.



Chapter 3: I did it! ... now what?
When your device is done jailbreaking you won't notice much difference with it, except that Cydia is installed. Great! Cydia is covered in the next step. You can begin syncing your music and apps back now with no problems.


3.1: Cydia + getting started with your jailbroken device
You probably wonder what Cydia is right now. Cydia is sort of an installer that downloads third party apps for you.

The next steps requires an internet connection for your device!

I will now guide you through Cydias different menus. Start Cydia. The first menu you will get to is Cydias start page. Here, updates and new programs are displayed. Tap "Sections" at the bottom bar.



Here you will find a browsable list of downloadable apps. You can find a lot of cool stuff so look around! The apps you find here are determined by Cydias "sources". Press the "Manage" button at the bottom bar.



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Here you can manage Cydia. The 'Packages' are things you have already installed on your device. There will be some default packages that Cydia have downloaded for you, don't uninstall them because they are needed for various jailbreak-functions.

In 'Sources' you can add servers where Cydia looks for software. If you want to get the free illegal stuff on your device you need to add "hackulo.us" as source, but this will be covered in 'Chapter 3.3: App Store apps for free!?'.

In search you can find software if you know what you're looking for. I don't really have to explain it.

Note: If you get alot of crashes in Cydia, it could depend on that you're not connected to wi-fi. Some people have reported that if you get alot of Cydia crashes in the beginning, try syncing all your apps and music back to your device and it could help. Thanks to anthtempest for the heads up.


3.2: Apps that I recommend

Winterboard
The first thing most people install is 'Winterboard'. It's a powerful tool to customize all the looks of your device. It's what you need to select at custom background.
Search for 'Winterboard' in Cydia. Alot of different themes will show up, but what you want to install is something that is named ONLY "WinterBoard". Tap it and select install.
When installed, you will notice that Cydia wants to restart your "SpringBoard". The Springboard is Apples name for their iPhone desktop. Restart it and you will see a shiny new icon, Winterboard!



Open Winterboard and you will see alot of selections. Select the one's that I've selected in my picture to make your dock transparent and make your current lockscreen-picture your wallpaper. To get more selections in Winterboard, download different themes from Cydia and play around.


SBSettings
SBSettings is a very cool app which gives easy access to your device settings, and lets you change many additional things, like hiding icons on your Springboard. I think it's stupid that Apple loads the device with unnecessary apps and provide no way to remove them.



# When you install SBSettings it won't show up on your Springboard. Instead, you slide your finger across the navigation-bar at the top, or tap it with two fingers and it will show up. To hide icons on your Springboard, tap 'More' and then 'Hide icons'. You can also put icons in SBSettings's own dock.

Other apps that I recommend are:
# NemusSync - Syncs your calendar with Google calendar
# iMobileCinema - Let's you play streamed flash movies in Safari (needs additional sources)


3.3: App Store apps for free!?
Here begins the not-so-legal part of this tutorial. I know however that this is the reason for many people to jailbreak, so I thought I might aswell add it. First I'd like to point you to Appulo.us, where you can find cracked versions of pretty much all App Store-apps. Easy to download - however, you cannot sync them to your device just yet.

Open Cydia and go to Manage - Sources. Tap 'Edit' in the upper right corner and then Add the source "http://cydia.hackulo.us/". Cydia will notify you that this isn't a legal source, so continue at your own conscience.

When hackulo.us is added as source, click it when viewing your sources. You will be taken to all the apps that hackulo.us provides for Cydia. Install 'AppSync for OS 3.0'. This removes the validity check that the device does when syncing programs from iTunes, so now you can simply add the cracked apps you've downloaded to iTunes and sync as usual.

Installous
Another way to get cracked apps on the device is to install 'Installous' from the hackulo.us sources. Basically what it does is download the apps from Appulo.us directly to the iPhone/iPod, so you don't need use iTunes to sync. If you do it this way you don't have to install AppSync, however it's always good to have it anyway.


That's all from me today. If you think there's anything missing in this tutorial, or links broken etc, tell me and I'll fix it ASAP. This guide was based on my own experiences, I'm sure there are many other ways to do the same things.
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Disclaimer: This tutorial might not apply to iPhone 3GS. Follow this guide instead. This tutorial is also void when using iPhone OS 3.1 Beta.

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Även jag kan lägga upp en liten Guide som kanske är lite mer avancerad men :)

Steg 1

Uppdatera din FW till senaste via iTunes ( 3.1.2 )
Steg 2
Ladda ner BlackR1n
Steg 3
Koppla in din iPhone / iPod med USB kabeln till datorn, öppna blackr1n och klicka på "jailbreaka".
Steg 4

Klart



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Tja! Jag gjorde den här guiden och allt funkade perfekt! uppdaterade från os 1.0 till 3.0 utan problem, har en iphone 2g andra gen, men efter ja gjorde allt d här så har jag börjat få mina mess fett långt efter och kan inte ta emot lr ringa samtal ibland. Varför?? hjälp plz
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Ärligt talat tror jag INGEN pallar läsa igenom allt det där.
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