Jailbreak Your iPhone (Rootful)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this video, I show you how to install a rootful jailbreak on an iPhone running iOS 15+ with palera1n, and I also install Sileo and add the repo for Frida.
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ios.cfw.guide/...
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Super clear instructions. Worked extremely well on my iPhone X with iOS 16.2 installed. This was also my first jailbreak so huge thanks 🙌
I'm glad it helped!
Thanks so much! Stoked I finally got this. I tried it on my Mac - didn’t work. I tried it on Kali Linux - didn’t work. I finally tried it using my windows laptop to ssh into my Mac and it worked.
if my iphone is on activation lock and i do this jailbreak, is there a way to retrieve my apple id info using your ways?
please help me.when i run palera1n -f again, terminal goes to Booting Kernel... is exited, then my phone doesn't have palera1n app. i use iphone X, ios 16.6.1
Another banger of a video!
does this work on iPod touch 7th gen on iOS 15.7.3 ?
I haven't tried it myself, but according to this device compatibility chart, it should work.
github.com/palera1n/palera1n?tab=readme-ov-file#device-support
nvm I got it to work its pain in the ass but the iPhone 6s its easy ash. might try it on the iPhone X running on iOS 16.7.8
Thank you for the video, I did rootfull jailbreak on iphone SE 1st. I installed Sileo and Cydia. The only problem is with SSH. I receive an error - Unix authentication refused. I tried to connect with Putty with root/alpine.
Can you advise what needs to be done to use SSH on jailbroken iphone?
I believe that palera1n actually changes the SSH port from 22 to 44. You can try using a tool like iproxy to port forward and then SSH into that port. For example, forward port 44 to 2222 and then SSH into port 2222.
Hi. I entered the first command with the -fc flags, and saw palera1n working on my phone's screen. It's now past 15 minutes, and I have not rebooted to move on to the next step. I can see the lines on screen showing reset and write continuously. I'm wondering if I am trying the rootful route with a non-compliant ios version. Any thoughts?
I have seen this happen before. There are a few different causes that could result in this issue.
If you are using an iPhone 8 or later, you need to make sure that it does not have a passcode enabled. I believe that this can happen even if the passcode was previously enabled. If there has ever been a passcode on the device, you will most likely need to factory reset the device before you will be able to complete the jailbreak process.
Also make sure that you have enough free storage on the device. If I remember correctly, I think it requires 10+ GB of free storage.
If you still have problems, you can also try a different version of palera1n. I have seen some cases where the most recent release had this issue for whatever reason, but removing it and downloading an earlier version of palera1n from github solved the issue.
I hope that helps!
@@CorSecure Hi. Thank you for the feedback! I have factory reset my phone to start from scratch. I noticed that certain features were deprecated in the current version. I'm glad you pointed me to earlier versions of Palera1n. May I ask which version you are using/used in the video? Not sure if the date on the video coincides with the actual release date I would find.
The version I currently have installed is v2.0.0-beta.7
I have heard from at least 2 of my co-workers that they were specifically having issues with beta.9 though, so you may have more luck just downgrading to beta.8.
GOAT brother you the best homie
Hi
how long does rootful last?
This is a semi-tethered jailbreak, which means that the jailbeak will persist until the phone is rebooted. If the battery dies or if the phone is turned off, the jailbreak will be reverted when the phone is turned back on.
Dude I jailbreak with that way and when I open palera1n loader it said it is rootless
Did you use the -f flag? By default palera1n is a rootless jailbreak, but if you follow the process I used in the video of running it with -fc first to create the fakefs and then running it again with -f, it should be rootful.
Thank you but I’m having an issue trying to get the frida app, or any app for that matter. It puts frida in the queue but it has errors below it like “libkrw0
Depends libkrw0-plugin” and
“apt
Depends procursus-keyring”
Im not sure how to fix this. Ive tried re jailbreaking but even though I’ve made a little bit of progress ive really gotten nowhere
Does this work on IOS 17.2?
I don't think so. I haven't tried jailbreaking an iOS 17 device yet myself, but the documentation for palera1n says that this only works for devices up to iPhone X, and I don't think iPhone X can be upgraded to iOS 17.
How install ios?
Heyy bro my android phones screen is fully damaged and usb debugging is also off how i can enable usb debugging with the help of my pc please help 😢
More stuff about iOS plz
Good job.
you assume i have mac os, i have windows as my parents are all windows and not mac.
There isn't an option to run palera1n on Windows. Only Linux and Mac. There is palen1x, which is a bootable Linux distro with palera1n installed. I've never used it, but as far as I know that is the only option if you only have Windows.
ios.cfw.guide/using-palen1x/
I just have in a cycle. iPhone 8+ iOS 16.5
: Whoops, device did not enter DFU mode
: Waiting for device to reconnect...
: Entering recovery mode
: Press Enter when ready for DFU mode
I've never seen this issue before, but I did find this thread on GitHub that seems to be a similar issue.
github.com/palera1n/palera1n/issues/441
If the comments on that thread don't help, I would suggest trying a different version of palera1n. I have had issues in the past where downgrading to a previous version fixed the issue for me.
@@CorSecure thanks, by the way I found some advise to use old-fashion USB A - Lightning cable because USB C -Lightning doesn't work for such stuff. Can you confirm this information? What kind of cable do you use?
I use lightning cables. I haven't actually tried USB-C cables when working with iOS yet.
@@CorSecure lightning of course. But what connector is on the second end of the cable: usb A or usb C?
USB-A
Nice
android is always a better choice
My mans said don’t use ur own devices and im like bro more than half of us are here because we “found” a phone
"If you want to achieve greatness stop asking for permission." --Motivation
only way to fix an iphone is to jailbreak it and install android on it