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igglepuff

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Sep 27, 2007
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Hey, so ive learnt the cert is only required to basically allow the app to get onto the phone, apple tracing and some other features. I copied an app made with the sdk to my phone and loaded it up (chmod +s also on the app). The app loads and site there, nothing seems to work and then bombs to springboard. However, im still on 1.1.3 jailbroken.

anyone with a 1.1.4 jailbroken phone want to give it a shot? compile a sample app and put it on your phone (sftp) and see if it'll work for you. going to upgrade to 114 later tomorrow since ill have to reinstall all my programs which sucks ...
 
this should be very interesting. Full fledged SDK apps on jail-broken iphones! My guess is that xcode puts in some type of security check in the app when it is compiled, therefore not letting you run it on a non authorized version of an iphone.
 
this should be very interesting. Full fledged SDK apps on jail-broken iphones! My guess is that xcode puts in some type of security check in the app when it is compiled, therefore not letting you run it on a non authorized version of an iphone.

yea, i copied one over to 114 and it loaded, then crashs about 20 seconds later. Not sure if its the missing cert that the dev program thing throws in when it compiles or not or waht.. We'll see once we people with it start getting into the program i guess :) that, or as you said, xcode installs things onto it to enable them to run until 2.0 or something
 
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