#palera1n can’t get my phone to get into iOS
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what device, what iOS, were you using rootful or rootless palera1n?
Why are you using legacy palera1n
As opposed to modern palera1n
@zenith crown if it's semi-tethered palera1n, just get palera1n 2.0.0b7 and run palera1n -f
no that's rootful jailbreak
inb4 this is rootful palera1n randomly breaking SSV seal moment
probably is to be honest
it’s tethered 💀💀
@zenith crown if this isn't too much of a bother and you have a steady hand could you record the entire verbose process with the text on screen?
of course
well if it's tethered then they can't
if it's tethered then what you have to so is remove with legacy palera1n

Guide to removing palera1n using the legacy version of palera1n
Can I restorerootfs?
We have ssv-reseal anyway if it is the ssv seal breaking 
Ugh I don't have the reception to watch this steadily 
The "perks" of being a passenger in a car
I mean it looks blurry anyways to be honest
I just wanna see the moment it panics
Don't suppose you could SS it
If it's even visible
Is this what I have to do then?
probably
though honestly I'd just do it anyways because:
- tethered is complete shit
- rootful as a whole is depreciated
yes
Alright
!t whyrootless
Why rootless > rootful:
- There isn't any storage penalty (such as the 2-5 GB bindfs or 10GB+ fakefs storage penalty) compared to stock iOS
- Most future development of both tweaks and palera1n will primarily be rootless
- In general, rootful tends to have more and harder to troubleshoot issues in comparison to rootless
Yes, tweak compatibility for older tweaks may be better than rootless, but many older tweaks can be patched in various ways to work with a rootless setup.
few other things too but that's the gist
Am I able to get it to boot if I do the SSV reseal?
Never mind, I ran restorerootfs, it booted normally