#Factory reset a jailbroken ipad, now RootFS won’t work
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To revert the jailbreak on your device, follow the steps below.
unc0ver
Reboot the device then open unc0ver. Tap the gear icon and enable the "Restore RootFS" toggle, then tap "Restore RootFS" at the main screen.
Chimera / Odyssey/ Taurine
Reboot, open Chimera/Odyssey/Taurine, toggle on "Restore RootFS", then tap "Jailbreak".
checkra1n / Odysseyra1n
Open the checkra1n app on your home screen and tap "Restore System". If the icon has disappeared or you get "Restore Error: General", reboot and re-jailbreak.
If the above methods didn't work, see /tag rootfscli for more options.
!t rootfscli
If you're unable to restore rootfs the normal way, you can do it from a terminal (e.g. NewTerm or SSH).
If your device terminal prompts you a password, its gonna be alpine
unc0ver
Install Snappy from your package manager, then open a terminal and type su root -c 'snappy -o', then reboot.
Odyssey / Taurine
Open a terminal and type these commands:
sudo snaputil -n orig-fs $(snaputil -o) /
checkra1n / odysseyra1n
Open a terminal and type su root -c '/binpack/usr/bin/snappy -o', then reboot.
With checkra1n 0.12.3 or above, you can also restore rootfs from your computer:
- macOS:
/Applications/checkra1n.app/Contents/MacOS/checkra1n --force-revert - Linux:
sudo checkra1n --force-revert - Odysseyn1x: Go to Shell and type
checkra1n --force-revert
^this one
cheers, done