/LiNUZE

a jailbreak app to command iOS devices using iOS devices.

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LiNUZE

A jailbreak app to manage iDevices using jailbroken iDevices.

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How to use?

  • Add https://ra9stuff.github.io/repo to your favorite package manager.
  • Browse the repo and download LiNUZE along with it's dependencies.
  • Connect another iDevice to your device and start using it.

Which adapter is needed for devices with Lightning connectors?

Honestly, most "USB 3" lightning to USB-A adapters should work just fine. I'll list the two adapters that I used and confirmed to be working with LiNUZE. This is NOT a free advertisement for these products. I'm just sharing the experience.

Apple's lightning to USB camera adapter

Probably the most popular one you'll find. I haven't tried the "USB 3" version of this adapter, but it should work fine. Common issues I've encountered with this adapter is that sometimes iOS refuses to power the connected device, and you'll get an alert like this. I was able to bypass this by using a USB-A splitter, which probably reduced the power consumption of the connected device. Still, I wouldn't recommend this one if you're looking for a stable experience with LiNUZE. Product link

Any other USB 3 certified adapter

Honestly, these are much better than what Apple offers. Browse AliExpress and search for the terms "lightning otg usb 3" and buy one with product reviews in mind. I would recommend keeping it simple and just getting a plain lightning to USB-A adapter, instead of janky HUBs that include HDMIs, SD Card readers, etc.

This list will be updated as more and more users confirm different adapters to be working.

How to build?

  • Open LiNUZE.xcodeproj.
  • Adjust your library and header search paths.
  • Close Xcode, cd into project directory and run ./compile [iDevice root password which you can leave empty].
  • A file named com.ra9stuff.LiNUZE.deb will appear in the project directory.

Note that compile uploads the compiled .deb file to device with the given IP using the iDevice root password in the parameter. Make sure to adjust them if you want your file to be uploaded to your device. You may leave the root password parameter empty, if you just want a .deb to be produced.

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

...none for now?

Supporters

  • Will Kellner
  • Jean-Sébastien Ross

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