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Weid NOVA 3 bug - HUGE Glitch
When I tried to get on a mountain with a JetPack,I got stuck into a rock.Tried to move,jump and utterly ended falling below the map.Funny thing is that there is a planet with amoon too there.
Pics :
While falling : http://adf.ly/960mf
The planet : http://adf.ly/960on
iOS5.1.1 JB after 3 days of use
Here is what I did before upgrading : - Took screenshot of every tweak/app installed (at the installed section originating repo is shown too) - Took screenshot of every repo added before. - Backed up via iTunes (I can guarantee that every save data/preference is save,even for Cydia tweaks - ex.SBSettings prefs - I did by restore,so apps weren't installed as I don't sync apps with iTunes,just manually download from App Store,and now for the second time I'm amazed by the thing that,after installing a previous app,the entire save was already there :O ) My experience : - Restored via downloaded .ipsw - Set up as new iPad/iPhone. - Jailbreaked - Restored from backup - Redownloaded every previous app (took screenshot before with positions on SpringBoard) - Reinstalled tweaks So there isn't any cons for not upgrading : - Better battery Life - Saves and preferences are saved even for Cydia tweak - but these must be reinstalled - The web browsing seems much smoother for me. - It's good after a while 3-4 months to do restore for the iPhone not loose any performance and speed - Jailbreak tweaks really make longer the life of the Home Button (to bad Zephyr didn't existed 2 years ago - and my bro's iP4 Home Button is working defectively. Zephyr+TapDeWiggle+SwipeSiri+Activator=No use of Home Button :D Now my both A5 devices (iPad 2 + 4S) have a EXCELLENT battery life.For example ~5hrs of iPad 2 usage battery went dowm only to 77% :D I recommend to everyone with iOS5.0.1 to make the upgrade till Apple won't release a iOS5.1.2
Absinthe 2.0.2 brings compatibility with 9B208
Jailbreak your A4/A5 iDevice with Absinthe 2.0
Jailbreak your A4/A5 iDevice with Absinthe 2.0
Compatible devices for iOS 5.1.1 untethered jailbreak:
- iPhone 4S
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 3GS
- iPad (3rd Gen)
- iPad 2
- iPad 1
- iPod touch 3G/4G
- Apple TV (2nd Gen)
Download : Absinthe 2.0 for Windows
Download : Absinthe 2.0 for OS X
Tutorial
Important Note:
- Make a complete backup of your device using iTunes or iCloud before jailbreaking your device.
- If your iPhone relies on an unlock, do not update to stock iOS 5.1.1 firmware and for the time being stay away from Absinthe.
- If you have a passcode set on your device, make sure you disable it before following the instructions below.
How To Use Absinthe iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak
Step 1: Download Absinthe 2.0 from above.
Step 2: Once the tool has been downloaded, find the compressed file and extract all of the contents like you would with any standard zip file. Place the files on your desktop for easy and quick access.
Step 3: Using a standard 30-pin connector cable, connect the device to be jailbroken with your computer.
Step 4: Launch the Absinthe tool through the executable file which you downloaded in step 1. When launched, the program will show an initial interface that will have some text-based information on it, and a “Jailbreak” button.
The initial Absinthe tool for iOS 5.0.1 accompanied with it a new method for jailbreaking iOS devices, so with that in mind, don’t be alarmed if the device looks like if it is going through a restore process. The progress bar on the Absinthe GUI will provide user feedback, please don’t touch the device at this time.
Step 6: When the payload process is complete and you’re confronted with your device’s lock screen, the ever familiar Cydia icon will be present on the home screen. The device is now successfully jailbroken untethered and you can now install any extensions or packages via Cydia, provided that your device is supported by them.
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