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Let's figure out these [iOS 7] Internal Settings!

KoolStar said:
You need a jailbroken device as far as I know.
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Yep. Hamza just told me he has his own R/W exploit he will never share. I got it working in the iPhone Simulator but I don't believe there is a way to emulate the volume up button so we are screwed for now.
 
Least you guys tried, I was following this thread closely. too bad he won't share his exploit. probably because he can pass it later on to the dev team for a real jailbreak. who knows. thanks guys :) :rolleyes:

-edit- could you try the accessibility settings and use the assistivetouch to simulate the volume press? I figure its the same...
 
Not sure you can get anywhere with this without write access to the device.

However, in case it is any use to anyone, you can import the private PrototypeTools framework into your project, and get a valid instance of some of the various classes used. For example, you can get an instance of PTSHUD with...

Class y = NSClassFromString(@"PTSHUD");
id pts = [[y alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0.0f, 0.0f, 320.0f, 320.0f)];
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and then run its methods with performSelector...

[pts performSelector:mad:selector(show) withObject:nil];
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However, you'll just get an error because it doesn't have a valid set of settings to work with. Obviously, if you class dump the PrototypeTools framework and SpringBoard you can see all the methods you can call.
 
Simply use the SSH Ramdisk Creator from MSFTguy, mount the FS, change the fstab to rw and enable AFC2. Then copy over the PrototypeSettings.framework.
 
tobiastimpe said:
Simply use the SSH Ramdisk Creator from MSFTguy, mount the FS, change the fstab to rw and enable AFC2. Then copy over the PrototypeSettings.framework.
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Surely that would only work if you were running an SSH server on your phone... which you could only do if you were already jailbroken.
 
tobiastimpe said:
Simply use the SSH Ramdisk Creator from MSFTguy, mount the FS, change the fstab to rw and enable AFC2. Then copy over the PrototypeSettings.framework.
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I don't have an iPhone 4.

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maverick808 said:
Surely that would only work if you were running an SSH server on your phone... which you could only do if you were already jailbroken.
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It works without jailbreak. It's a simple thing to give basic R/W access.
 
So, this means that when a jailbreak is released for iOS7, we will be able to enable these settings?
 
Thanks for everyone's help. However, I only have iPhone 5 and iPad devices, and for the 5 ramdisk creator just says unsupported device. So looks like I'm stuck.
 
maverick808 said:
Thanks for everyone's help. However, I only have iPhone 5 and iPad devices, and for the 5 ramdisk creator just says unsupported device. So looks like I'm stuck.
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Yep, same here. Although I do have a hint of the exploit would you be willing to help me find it maybe? It seems like you know a lot more about this than I do.
 
All I would need is the internal settings framework and the file name with the strings needed to be edited or tell me where it is
 
maverick808 said:
Not sure you can get anywhere with this without write access to the device.

However, in case it is any use to anyone, you can import the private PrototypeTools framework into your project, and get a valid instance of some of the various classes used. For example, you can get an instance of PTSHUD with...
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where exactly are you finding the PrototypeTools framework? I have Xcode 5 beta installed and everything. I have been scouring everywhere for that framework and I cannot find it for the life of me.
 
wasabeeguy said:
where exactly are you finding the PrototypeTools framework? I have Xcode 5 beta installed and everything. I have been scouring everywhere for that framework and I cannot find it for the life of me.
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Same place private frameworks always are now...

/Applications/Xcode5-DP2.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS7.0.sdk/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/
 
Thank you mavericks I'm downloading Xcode now and i will try to see if this will work on my iPhone 4 :D
 
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