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Doğan Uçar
Doğan Uçar

Reputation: 186

Jailcoder how to

I just tried to get my own app on my iPhone without a developer account. The following are steps I did:

  1. I patched Xcode and my project (Currency.xcodeproj) with JailCoder

  2. I want to build the project with "iOS device" in Xcode. But I got a error message like "no device found". So I ran it in the emulator and I got the currency.app-file in /Users/Dogan/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Currency-gjxrulouxbmjslbzslsplyehgfgm/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator

  3. SSH to iPhone in /var/mobile/Applications

  4. Creating a new folder named FADE9826-4878-4458-B5BE-90AD4EB60FDF (I have to take a valid UDID. Have I use to specific tools to create a UDID? I have the UDID from an other example). I also created a directory in this folder with the name "Documents".

  5. chown -R mobile FADE9826-4878-4458-B5BE-90AD4EB60FDF

  6. scp -r Currency.app root@IP-ADRESS-OF-IPHONE:/var/mobile/Applications/FADE9826-4878-4458-B5BE-90AD4EB60FDF/

  7. Restarting Springboard in SSH with "killall SpringBoard"

I got the app, but it doesn't work. Every time on click, it crashes and kicks me to the home screen. Had I missed something?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1608

Answers (2)

mecwerks
mecwerks

Reputation: 11

After downloading Jailcoder and going through the guided patch of Xcode and then patching your project, if your device is plugged into your computer, select the target type (where you can select simulator, iOS Device, etc.) and there should be a listing of your device's name.

Upvotes: 1

Tom Harrington
Tom Harrington

Reputation: 70976

You missed that simulator builds don't work on iPhones, because they are built for the wrong CPU type. Simulator builds are Intel x86 apps, and the iPhone has an ARM CPU.

There might be other problems (I don't know how jailcoder works) but there's no way you're getting the simulator build running on the phone.

Upvotes: 2

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