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Follow the step by step guide here if you are wondering how to download Cydia on iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini, iPad Mini 2 and iPad Mini 3. This method works for any iOS version such as iOS 7.1.3, iOS 8.1.2, iOS 8.1.3, iOS 8.2 and etc. Before you begin to download Cydia on your iPad, it is vital to understand that Cydia works only on jailbreak iOS device, thus, you have to jailbreak it before follow the steps here to install Cydia. For iOS 7 users, Evasi0n7 is currently the best popular jailbreak tools available in the market today. Instead, you can go for P0sixspwn or Redsn0w. As for iOS 8 users, the Chinese jailbreak tool Pangu is presently the only option you have for iOS 8 to iOS 8.1.3. It takes only a few minutes to jailbreak an iPad with any of these jailbreak tools. Once your iPad is jailbroken, you can use Whatsapp on iPad or follow the steps here to download Cydia on it.

Steps to Download Cydia on iPad

If someone have already installed the OpenSSH on their device and APT 0.6 or 0.7, then again they have the chance to install Cydia manually by entering the command: “apt-get install cydia” using OpenSSH and then enter the command “su mobile -c uicache“, the device will reboot and Cydia will be there. Lance cydia, le chargement des sources commence. Donc si j'utilise redsn0w 0.9.2 je peux installer openssh sans crash de cydia ET installer openiboot si j'ai. I heard that I just have to delete sources or packages but I don't have iFile or Open ssh installed on my device. How to install cydia on jailbroken iPhone 4 6.1. Download Cydia Apps & Sources. Install OpenSSH on iPhone/iPod without cydia.

Let’s not give the runaround; here’s how to download Cydia on iPad, iPad Air and iPad Mini.

Step 1: Backup, backup, backup! A proper backup is very important before you install Cydia on iPad. You can backup your iPad using iTunes or iCloud.

Step 2: Prepare a PC or Mac and connect it to the same Wi-Fi hotspot as your iPad. To know the Wi-Fi IP address of your iPad, go to Settings -> Wi-Fi and then tap on “i” next to your connected Network. Otherwise, you can connect your iPad to your PC or Mac using a USB cable.

Step 3: Download and install an SSH program to your PC or Mac. For PC users, you can go for OpenSSH, WinSCP, Core FTP or Filezilla. As for Mac users, you may go for Cyberduck. Open CyberDuck and connect it with your iPad’s IP address.

Step 4: Download the latest Cydia .DEB file from Saurik’s official link at apt.saurik.com/debs/. Make sure you download the DEB file according to your iPad version. For example, download both cydia-lproj_1.1.12_iphoneos-arm.deb and cydia_1.1.13_iphoneos-arm.deb if you are going to install Cydia on an iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad Air or iPad Mini.

Step 5: Use the SSH program you downloaded in Step 3 and SFTP the both the DEB files to the root folder of your iPad.

Step 6: Start an SSH command line. Hit Ctrl + T for Windows users. Hit ? + T for Mac users. If you are doing this on CyberDuck, go to Go -> Send Command.

Step 7: Now here comes the most exciting step, run this command to install Cydia on iPad.

dpkg –install cydia-lproj_1.1.12_iphoneos-arm.deb cydia_1.1.13_iphoneos-arm.deb

Step 8: Reboot your iPad and you will see the brown Cydia icon appear on the home screen of your iOS device.

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Now you should check out the top 10 best Cydia apps for iPad and Apps like Installous for iPad. Last but not least, you are welcome to leave a message here if you have any problems when download Cydia on iPad.

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| Posted by Vega | Categories: Cydia | Tagged: Core FTP, Cyberduck, FileZilla, iCloud, iTunes, OpenSSH, WinSCP |

This repo contains all of my research and progress trying to get the latest version of Cydia running on iPhone OS 2.0. To read more about PwnageTool, click here.

Long story short, I modified the iPhone Dev Team's PwnageTool v2.2.5 to accept the following bundles,

and replaced the default CydiaInstaller.bundle with an updated bundle from PwnageTool v5.1.1, effectively installing Cydia 1.1.x on the custom firmware and thereby fixing the unsupported Cydia error.

I also removed Installer.bundle because Installer no longer works.

This mod also restores the feature of downloading Cydia packages back to PwnageTool, so if you need to download any Cydia packages, you may do so without fail. Just make sure to install all dependencies for your package as well.

However, Cydia itself does have one quirk that I cannot seem to solve. When Cydia is launched, it always returns an Unable to Load (untrusted server certificate) error. There is no crashing, and Cydia successfully updates its sources but I cannot install / view any new packages within the app. A quick Google search will tell you that you need to manually update the date / time settings on your iPhone to fix the issue, but this didn't work on my iPhone 3G. I suspect that Cydia doesn't issue trusted certificates on iPhone OS 2.0 devices running Cydia 1.1.x. Please let me know if you managed to fix this error.

To work around the issue, you can install OpenSSH and use Cydia AutoInstall to install packages manually by SSH-ing the packages over.

Here is the download to my custom iPhone OS 2.0 firmware for iPhone 3G. It should be sufficient for anyone who just wants to get iPhone OS 2.0 on their phone ASAP. It has the latest version of OpenSSH installed (as of March 2018) which fully works. To install, you'll need to put your iPhone 3G in Pwned DFU mode and do an iTunes restore.

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The firmware has the following modified properties:

SIDE NOTE: I cannot seem to install the latest version of Cydia from PwnageTool on the custom firmware without Cydia crashing, so I have updated every default package on the iPhone except for packages tied to Cydia Installer.

Updated default packages include:

Default packages that could not be updated include:

Extra installed packages include:

Of course, if you want to customize your own firmware or add your own packages, you may do so with the provided PwnageTool app. Nothing in the UI has changed so you should create your firmware as you would normally.

Installer Openssh Sans Cydia Sources

This is likely the furthest I will go with this project. Everything started when I was cleaning out my closet a few days back, when I found an Apple 30-pin to USB cable lying beside my old iPhone 3G. I decided to downgrade my iPhone 3G to iPhone OS 2.0 and re-jailbreak it to satisfy my nostalgia.

I feel like I have tried everything to get Cydia to run properly on iPhone OS 2.0. I've done countless testing with various versions of WinPwn and QuickPwn, all without success. None of them install a version of Cydia that wants to update to the latest version. I decided to settle on using PwnageTool because I read this article which showed how to add non-native firmware support to PwnageTool. From this, I found out that I could also manually update the CydiaInstaller.bundle in PwnageTool to 'update' Cydia.

If you want to play around with, or modify a version of PwnageTool, here are the steps I did to modify PwnageTool.

Firstly, go to axi0mX's PwnageTool-mirror repo and download PwnageTool_2.0.2.tbz and PwnageTool_2.2.5.dmg. Go to iDownloadBlog's download page and download the latest version of PwnageTool (file should be called PwnageTool_5.1.1.dmg). Put these files in a new project folder.

Run and copy PwnageTool.app from PwnageTool_2.2.5.dmg into your project folder. Rename this file to PwnageTool-2.2.5.app.

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Extract PwnageTool.app from PwnageTool_2.0.2.tbz. Rename this file to PwnageTool-2.0.2.app. Right click the app, Show Package Contents and navigate to Contents/Resources/FirmwareBundles and copy all of the 2.0 bundle files to your project folder. You're now done with PwnageTool_2.0.2.tbz as well as PwnageTool-2.0.2.app. Feel free to delete them.

Run and copy PwnageTool.app from PwnageTool_5.1.1.dmg into your project folder. Rename this file to PwnageTool-5.1.1.app. Right click the app, Show Package Contents, navigate to Contents/Resources/CustomPackages, and copy CydiaInstaller.bundle to your project folder. Navigate to the copied bundle, right click, Show Package Contents and edit Info.plist using any text editor.

Replace the SupportedFirmware key and array with the following code.

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You're now done with PwnageTool_5.1.1.dmg as well as PwnageTool-5.1.1.app. Feel free to delete them.

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Now, open another Finder window and navigate inside the PwnageTool-2.2.5.app by showing package contents. Replace the existing CydiaInstaller.bundle in the CustomPackages folder with your updated version. Add the three firmware bundles from earlier to the FirmwareBundles directory and you're done. You should now run PwnageTool-2.2.5.app to see the results!