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checkra1n doesn't work but pongoOS does #72
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Just to check - specifiying |
Okay, so:
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This is what I get:
For reference, my cmd.txt looks like this, and the 2 files are in the same directory (I tried both with ./ and without):
UPDATE: I'm dumb, I forgot to recompile pongoterm after doing a pull... I think it worked this time, I just had to reopen pongoterm and hit enter since "bootx" wasn't run (maybe I needed a carriage return in the script after that line). Now I'm booted into iOS but I don't see a checkra1n icon yet. Maybe I can try the SSH workaround to get that in place. UPDATE 2: Still no checkra1n icon - tried to SSH to port 44 and that doesn't work either. How can I tell if the device is in a jailbroken state? UPDATE 3: I just realized your ramdisk is not gzipped - should I be extracting it and sending it as a .dmg? UPDATE 4: Ok I definitely had to unzip it. However, I get this error message in pongoterm (even though checkra1n now says "All done" at the end of the process:
UPDATE 5: The above error doesn't seem to happen every time. However, when it doesn't, it seems like the iPad is hanging indefinitely at the "Booting" stage. I guess it's a matter of trial and error at this point. UPDATE 6: I got it to boot once so far past the checkra1n screen, by launching pongoterm after the pongoOS shell was booted (not sure if that made a difference). The device booted fairly quickly and had a flash of red/pink on the entire screen, but still no checkra1n icon. SSH on port 44 is also unavailable. |
Ok this deserves its own post because I finally did it :)
Log of run:
UPDATE: Bad news - Installing Cydia worked, then I realized I actually wanted to install oddysseyra1n, so I restored the system from the checkra1n app, and now I can't even get to the pongoOS shell. I'll keep trying I guess! UPDATE 2: It seems that checkra1n doesnt like -k with other options, so I just got rid of the csv part and I was able to follow all the steps again and install oddysseyra1n. Finally jailbroken w/ Sileo! |
I have same issue, and #72 (comment) workaround is worked. Thanks! in my case:
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that rdsk doesn't have the binpack files. may you please tell where we could find them. |
@edwin170 |
idk if it is a dmg file but i tried it and the dmg was corrupted so i used file command "overlay.dmg: zlib compressed data" so i extracted it then it was just data. so i think that was extracted bad, however i did good i use otool to know the offset and the size, well could you share me the file as a zip or dmg or something similar ? |
@edwin170 |
haha oh thanks let me try it :) |
sir may you please say who is responsible for mounting the overlay.dmg image? |
@edwin170 The |
checkra1n ran normally gives me usbmux error -79 (Linux) or error -20 (Mac).
However, building pongoOS and specifying it with
checkra1n -k Pongo.bin
brings me to a PongoOS shell.
I have 2 questions:
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