While the RiP Dev Team, creators of Installer, have kept their blog quiet, versions of Installer 4.0 have begun to surface. This appears to be a very rough beta release.
The iPhone Dev Team, reporting that they had received an advance copy of Installer 4.0 over the weekend, said they estimated a public-release wouldn’t be available within a few days, a definite takeaway that Installer 4.0 is not exactly ready for primetime.
If you’d like to proceed, however, you can try and snag a leaked copy from HERE or HERE or HERE.
You’ll need SSH to install Installer 4.0, but don’t worry, Nic’s posted a full walkthrough on how to do this: How to SSH on the iPhone.
In a nutshell you’ll need to extract the zip file, use SSH to get Installer.app into your /Applications folder, run ‘chmod -R 777 /Applications/Installer.app’ and ‘chmod a+srx /Applications/Installer.app/Installer’ via terminal, and restart your device.
has anyone tried this yet? if so is it buggy?
Does it matter that I’ve updated to 2.0.1? Will this still work?
@andreas c.: I don’t believe you can jailbreak on the 2.0.1 yet…
When I run ‘chmod -R 777 /Applications/Installer.app’ it says Operation not permitted so what am I doing wrong?
I’ve installed teh installed 4.0 on a jaibroken 2.0 iphone 3g. The icon comes up I click on it and it brings me back to the home screen. Anyone else suffer the same problem?
Step by step instructions please on how to install this program….Thanks in advance
works perfect for me.
it worked for me..
before executin those commands ensure that u r logged in as root in ur terminal…
else type login n then giv username as root n password as alpine..
thn try typin the commands
Solicito el instaler I el cydia para mo iphone 3g her.2.2.1