Hot on the heels of the 1.1.17 release of Cydia Installer comes yet one more update. This version, aptly dubbed 1.1.18, is another bug fix.
Saurik states that this bug fix is that the results of another “proactive” fix for iOS 8.3 and also the simply free Cydia Installer 1.1.17. To download this update, merely launch Cydia and refresh. you must be automatically prompted to put in the update.
Here is that the full modification log:
A “proactive” fix for iOS 8.3 additional in Cydia 1.1.17 caused SpringBoard to loop up if users killed Cydia using the iOS task switcher. This fix is meant to mend a difficulty that ought to be gift on iOS 8.3, but TaiG’s jailbreak seems to supply a workaround within the type of a kernel patch. this may be investigated for later releases, but within the time unit the fix has been removed.
So, in an exceedingly shell, this fix could be a fix for a fix. If you’ve been having the boot loop issue represented in saurik’s notes, then I highly advise you to update ASAP. although you haven’t intimate with the problem, you must update.
Share your thoughts and observations concerning the Cydia installer down below. Oh, and one very {last thing}, this has nothing to try and do with Cydia Substrate. the problem with Cydia Substrate will hopefully be addressed within the very near future.
Saurik states that this bug fix is that the results of another “proactive” fix for iOS 8.3 and also the simply free Cydia Installer 1.1.17. To download this update, merely launch Cydia and refresh. you must be automatically prompted to put in the update.
Here is that the full modification log:
A “proactive” fix for iOS 8.3 additional in Cydia 1.1.17 caused SpringBoard to loop up if users killed Cydia using the iOS task switcher. This fix is meant to mend a difficulty that ought to be gift on iOS 8.3, but TaiG’s jailbreak seems to supply a workaround within the type of a kernel patch. this may be investigated for later releases, but within the time unit the fix has been removed.
So, in an exceedingly shell, this fix could be a fix for a fix. If you’ve been having the boot loop issue represented in saurik’s notes, then I highly advise you to update ASAP. although you haven’t intimate with the problem, you must update.
Share your thoughts and observations concerning the Cydia installer down below. Oh, and one very {last thing}, this has nothing to try and do with Cydia Substrate. the problem with Cydia Substrate will hopefully be addressed within the very near future.
