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Rsync args ok. But app terminates with error: 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'launch path not accessible' #6
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I'll explain exactly why it's one directory I need restored in hopes of resolving this error I get. I foolishly experimented with deleting the /Applications/Setup.app directory on an activation locked iPhone 6s Plus running 14.5.1 via SSH and it does weird stuff now lol. So I'm unable to see if SuccessorCLI can download an ipsw (unless I edit some plist to turn the WiFi on if permissable) luckily I still have a 100% non corrupted copy of the correct firmware for this phone and copied it to the default search/download path /var/mobile/Library/SuccessorCLI but when I select [0] Extract and use ipsw restore.ipsw it immediately throws this error: *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'launch path not accessible' Here's information I hope is helpful in determining what caused the error: The patched toolkit used was for 14.5 said device is 14.5.1 Device hasn't been activated Device runs odysseyra1n (checkra1n -cydia +Sileo with procursus boot strap) SuccessorCLI installed with dpkg -i SuccessorCLI-version#.deb after resolving dependencies Installed a copy of the same deb to this phone a 7 on 14.4 running same JB it begins option 0 and 1 flawlessly so the deb is good. Any help I can be (tho I'm only proficient in Visual Basic) or additional info /questions I can answer hmb. |
That means you don’t have rsync installed, do so please |
Hey! This software is jus what I've been looking for to restore a 6s plus on 14.5.1 Quick question... say I wanted to just restore one directory, is there a way to do this? I noticed in ur instructions:
--append-rsync-arg="--exclude=/some/directory"
Can I enter each root level directory appended back to back but the one I'd like replaced?
Also correct me if I'm overthinking this (which I do far too often) the instructions say:
--append-rsync-arg=RSYNC-ARG-TO-APPEND Specify an additional rsync argument to be passed in to rsync, for example: --append-rsync-arg="--exclude=/some/directory" will pass in --exclude=/some/directory to rsync
--restore Do a full restore with rsync. Note that this WILL erase your device.
--restore/-r must be used if the user wants the restore to be executed.
If -r must be used, and it will erase the device, does it still respect the --exclude argument?
Ty for reading and I'm looking forward to supporting this from beta to v1.0
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