#Recover/view files after password set on a11 palera1n 16.2

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jaunty helm
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Somehow flippin password got set up and of course now its not jailbroken. Is there any way to recover or at least view the files i had in /mobile ? Guessing im sol

muted tide
jaunty helm
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Seems like i have to enable dev mode but wont show up until i connect it to xcode. I only have a vm. Know if thatll work?

hasty ether
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it can be anything

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trollstore can enable it too

jaunty helm
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Says trollinstallerx is signed on jailbreaks.app but it wont install because it cant verify. Guessing that means its not signed?

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Theres no cert in device management

hasty ether
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yeah it's revoked rn

jaunty helm
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Ah ok oof. Guess ill go try on my comp. Thanks

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@hasty ether happen to know if the dopamine method null mentioned above would have worked if i was rootless?

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Just curious

hasty ether
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yeah you can just use dopamine

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it should be the same bootstrap

jaunty helm
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Thats IF i was rootless before right?

hasty ether
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yes

jaunty helm
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Ok well i wasnt ha but interesting to know

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Thanks

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Darn

hasty ether
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yeah if you're on 16.6.1 on A11- there's little reason to use palera1n over dopamine

jaunty helm
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16.2

hasty ether
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sorry 16.6.1 and older

jaunty helm
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Yah i needed rootful for a couple tweaks that werent updated and didnt convert

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At least awhile ago. If and when i get all my files back ill try dopamine and see if the tweaks work

sullen musk
orchid pelicanBOT
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Hey @jaunty helm, have a look at this!

derootify

rootless-patcher is a command-line utility that allows you to convert rootful (iphoneos-arm) .deb files to rootless (iphoneos-arm64). This is especially helpful for tweaks such as rootful themes or tweaks that don’t modify the filesystem.

To obtain a rootful .deb, you can add a repository to PostBox by downloading and installing the PostBox .ipa and adding a rootful repository. Once the repository is added and repositories are refreshed, search for the tweak and press "Download .deb file". Tap the downloads icon for your browser (in the corner for Safari) or for Chrome, save to Files, then open in Filza. It should open in the Files app. Next, add the following repo for Filza to your package manager: http://tigisoftware.com/repo. Open your package manager then and search for "Filza File Manager (64-bit)". Install it and press Restart SpringBoard if prompted. (You need the jailbroken version of Filza installed, not the TrollStore version.)

(Skip this part if you downloaded using Chrome and already opened it in Filza.) Once installed, go to the Files app, long-press the .deb file you recently downloaded, press Share, and tap Filza. (You may need to scroll to "More," then tap Filza.)

Note: rootless-patcher requires the following dependencies:

  • odcctools
  • ldid
    These packages are available through Procursus and required for it to work. If you cannot find ldid, search for ldid with a lowercase "L" instead of "i".

To use rootless-patcher, install the rootless-patcher package by adding the repo https://nightwinddev.github.io to your package manager. Then, search for rootless-patcher and install it. Open the Filza app, which should display "Documents" at the top, showing your downloaded file. If it does not display "Documents" at the top, tap the top-left arrow until you reach the root directory, then tap on var, then mobile, then Documents. Long-press the file you recently downloaded, tap Scripts at the bottom, then rootless-patcher. Wait for processing to complete (30 seconds to 1 minute) and it should say at the bottom [+] Done! New .deb path: xxx.x.x_version_iphoneos-arm64.deb (where x represents actual values). If it does not say that and gives an error, please take a screenshot including the error and ping @nightwind. Tap "OK".

Pull down to refresh. Sort by date (tap "Date" twice to show ⌄ Date) and your converted file should be named xxx.x.x_version_iphoneos-arm64.deb (where x represents actual values). You can tap on it, press Open in, then find your package manager there and install it. Do not install it through Filza.

If a repository gives an error about not being logged in, ensure you are logged in to the repository’s login page. If the repository gives an error saying unsupported browser/package manager, you may need to spoof the user agent to mimic a package manager.

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jaunty helm
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Thats what i meant by didnt convert

sullen musk