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[TuT] SSH into your iDevice [TuT] - Printable Version +- Hack Forums (https://hackforums.net) +-- Forum: Tech (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=444) +--- Forum: Computing (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=88) +---- Forum: Mobile Smartphones (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=79) +----- Forum: Apple iOS (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=137) +----- Thread: [TuT] SSH into your iDevice [TuT] (/showthread.php?tid=1060579) |
[TuT] SSH into your iDevice [TuT] - lolzor60 - Feb 14, 2011 Introduction If you're completely new to jailbroken iDevices, modding and stuff like that, you probably don't know what SSH is. When you SSH into your iDevice, you can basically look at all the files in your iDevice, from your computer. This includes the files of your apps, themes, and so on. It's a nice way to get rip images from your iDevice to your computer, and can also be used to get ideas on how to make cool themes and so on. Lets get started! Requirements
What does this tutorial contains?
Preparations First off, download this program called iFunBox. Download Here. Plug your iDevice into your computer. Open iFunBox. What now? If you've done the previous steps correctly, you should now have iFunBox opened. It should look like this: Spoiler (Click to View) Lets SSH! First off, I'll explain this by text. Second, I'll explain it to you, by some screenshots.
Screenshots Spoiler (Click to View) Spoiler (Click to View) Common/Populare folders Themes Raw File System > var > stash > Themes Standard Apps Raw File System > var > stash > Applications - (Pre-Installed Apps) Custom Apps Raw File System > var > mobile > Applications - (Apps installed by you) Conclussion You've now learned to SSH into your iDevice. It is very usefull, epspecially if you want to get into modding and stuff. Fot themers, this is a must. Please ask, if you got any questions. lolzor60 * - Fame - Feb 14, 2011 Love you :) HQ tutorial. * - Zniper555 - Feb 14, 2011 Great tut, very detailed. BUT this isn't actually SSH, this is just using a iDevice file browser. SSH is actually using file transfer methods over a wireless network through use of a program such as WinSCP (Windows), or CyberDuck (Mac); no physical connection to your computer is required. Nonetheless a very helpful TuT * - lolzor60 - Feb 14, 2011 (Feb 14, 2011 05:44 PM)Zniper555 Wrote: Great tut, very detailed. BUT this isn't actually SSH, this is just using a iDevice file browser. SSH is actually using file transfer methods over a wireless network through use of a program such as WinSCP (Windows), or CyberDuck (Mac); no physical connection to your computer is required. Nonetheless a very helpful TuTOh, my bad. Thanks for notifying me. Will edit when I get home. |