Pandora's Box

Nethunter 2.0 on a Nexus 7 2013 with the TP-Link TL-WN722N

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Thu, 13 Aug 2015 14:15:00 +0000

Note: This fix has only been tested on a Nexus 7 2013 (WiFi edition) only. It may or may not work on other Nexus 7 variants (2012, 2013 LTE, etc.). Your mileage may differ from mine. Also note this is for the Kitkat image as the Lollipop images seem to have broken WN722N support. Also take note this is for the KitKat release and NOT for the Lollipop release.

Some of you might be into mobile penetration testing and use a Nexus 7 for that. Some of you may come across the issue that after upgrading to the latest Kali Linux 2.0, or in this case, Nethunter 2.0, on your Nexus 7, connecting an external WiFi adapter such as the cheap but efficient TP-Link TL-WN722N no longer works. Some might suggest trying to fire up aircrack-ng to 'force' the interface up but if you check your dmesg logs, you will not see it connected.

My guess is the kernel does not recognize it. Now running Kali Linux 2.0 on a VM under OSX or Windows 8.1 for that matter, it works flawlessly without a hitch. After all, Nethunter 2.0 is based on Kali Linux 2.0 right? Unfortunately, not on the Nexus 7 at least for me.

The fix? Just open up the Nethunter launcher on your homescreen, select the first option which is to run the terminal window. You should have root access automatically. If this is the first time you do this, SuperSU or Superuser should prompt you for root rights.

Once in the terminal just do a "apt-get install firmware-atheros". This will grab the Atheros chipset modules and allow them to be loaded onto the kernel. For your information, the WN722N runs on the ath9k_htc module. After finished installing this package, unplug your TL-WN722N and replug it and do a "iwconfig" to confirm it lives. If it doesn't, try unplugging and re-plugging it again or reboot your Nexus 7. It should work by now.

Japan Earthquake Cartoon Done Right

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 03:37:00 +0000

It has been more than a week since the triple disaster in Japan (earthquake, tsunami and nuclear plant). As of today, people are still recovering from the earthquake and tsunami and at the same time having control of the nuclear situation in Fukushima Daiichi plant.

As I was on Twitter today, I stumbled across a picture of Ultraman and the tsunami. Where as a local Malaysian newspaper called Berita Harian decipits a controversial and insensitive cartoon of Ultraman running away from the tsunami, this picture that I came across was done right. You can compare them below.

This is the controversial and insensitive cartoon by Berita Harian. Please take note that a majority of the Malaysian people have reacted very strongly to this cartoon. The cartoon is in no way represent the feelings of Malaysians.

This cartoon is done right. It shows Ultraman saving people from the tsunami. Such cartoons aims to improve and promote hope to the Japanese people to never give up hope in the face of danger. Credits to Peter of J-List for sharing this.

Flash 10.1 on the Nokia N900 (non-hardware accelerated!)

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 07:41:00 +0000

Note: Do this with root access. If you don't know what root is, you shouldn't be messing with your N900

Replace the file in /usr/lib/browser/plugins with the file found here. Make sure that you already do a backup of the Flash 9 plugin and maybe move it to /opt to save some valuable space (note that the /usr resides in a paltry 256MB partition as opposed to your /home partition on the Nokia N900).

Also please take note that this plugin is BETA and is not hardware accelerated hence it will drain your battery rapidly.

Credits go to knownokia for this hack.

iPhone or iPad Safari Cannot Open Links from Google Results?

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 05:59:00 +0000

Ensure that UAFaker or another program that deals with user agent customization are disabled to see if that fixes the problem.

SSH Not Working on iPhone?

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 05:46:00 +0000

Take note this is for jailbroken iPhones only.

Sometimes even though you have OpenSSH configured properly and have Automatic SSH installed on your iPhone, you may tend to lose SSH connectivity to your phone. As such is the world of IT ;-) especially when you get hit with a virus or some other program tend to screw your phone up.

You can always reinstall OpenSSH and Automatic SSH but the fix is lost after a reboot.

You can try the following to see if that restores your SSH before actually doing a hard reset or restore (if you never restored your phone before ... you are in for a long journey ... for me I did it way too many times in January 2011).

rm /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.ikey.bbot.plist
rm /bin/poc-bbot
rm /bin/sshpass

You can also try doing the following. Make sure you are root before doing this and that you already have MobileTerminal installed. As a practice and as an iPhone power user, ALWAYS install MobileTerminal as the first non-Cydia stock apps. And personally for me, I payed for an application called iFile (yes ... I know there are cracked versions but if you don't support good developers, you are just going to waste their efforts!) which made navigation and editing 10x easier!

Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config and change the line

from

#ClientAliveInterval 0

to

ClientAliveInterval 60

According to man sshd_config, this line,

Sets a timeout interval in seconds after which if no data has been received from the client, sshd(8) will send a message through the encrypted channel to request a response from the client. The default is 0, indicating that these messages will not be sent to the client. This option applies to protocol version 2 only.

Restart the sshd daemon or better yet, reboot your iPhone for it to take effect.

Good luck!

Jailbreaking the iPhone 3G/3GS with iOS v4.0.1 and new bootrom

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 14:30:00 +0000

First, open up Safari on your iPhone and go to http://www.jailbreakme.com OR http://jailbreakme.modmyi.com. Slide the unlock bar to begin the jailbreaking process. If you are stuck at the 'purple screen of nothingness' ;-), please ensure that you:

1. From Settings -> Safari -> Set Accept Cookies to NEVER
2. Turn OFF pop-up blocker (this is very important!

Enjoy!

Permanently Overclocking the Nokia N900 and Modifying the Swappiness

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:25:00 +0000

With a LV kernel, do the following:

sudo kernel-config load lv
sudo kernel-config limits 250 805 (if you want your min speed to 250mhz and max to 805mhz. I did mine with 250 and 1150 with no ill-effects atm)
sudo kernel-config save lv8
sudo kernel-config load lv8
sudo kernel-config default lv8

To modify the swappiness of the Nokia N900 which at default is 100 (60 or 30 seems to be the sweet spot for some), do the following:

1. EDIT /etc/init.d/rcS
2. Look for the value 100 for swappiness (it has /proc in it) and change the value 100 to value 60 or 30.
3, SAVE the file.

Again kudos to the forum at Maemo for this ^_^

Nokia N900 Does Work in Japan!

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 13:54:00 +0000

If your Nokia N900 doesn't work in Japan especially if you're using NTT DoCoMo's 3G data-only SIM, try the following as root

dbus-send --system --type=method_call --print-reply --dest=com.nokia.phone.net "/com/nokia/csd/gprs" org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Set string:com.nokia.csd.GPRS string:AttachMode variant:string:WhenAvailable

Hopefully that will sort this out for you ^_^. Credits goes to the fine folks at the Maemo forums.

Kobukuru - Tsubomi (theme song from the 'True Story of Mari' Youtube clip)

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:43:00 +0000

The song on the 'True Story of Mari' on Youtube is sung by Kobukuro titled Tsubomi. Here are the lyrics in Japanese and the translation. Original post from ShouraiNoYume ^_^. Tsubomi means flower bud in case you are wondering ...

Lyrics in Japanese

Namida koboshitemo ase ni mamireta egao no naka ja
Dare mo kidzuite wa kurenai
Dakara anata no namida wo boku wa shiranai
Tayasu kotonaku boku no kokoro ni tomosareteita
Yasashii akari wa anata ga kureta riyuu naki ai no akashi
Yawarakana hidamari ga tsutsumu senaka ni botsuri hanashi kakenagara
Itsuka konna hi ga kuru koto mo
Kitto, kitto, kitto, wakatteta hazu na no ni
Kiesou ni sakisou na tsubomi ga kotoshi mo boku wo matteru
Tenohira ja tsukamenai kaze ni odoru hanabira
Tachidomaru kata ni hirari
Jouzu ni nosete waratte miseta anata wo omoidasu hitori
Biru no tanima ni umoreta yume wo itsuka mebuite
Hana wo sagasu darou shinjita yume wa saku basho wo erabanai
Bokura kono machi ni otosareta kageboushi minna hikari wo sagashite
Kasanari au toki no nagare mo
Kitto, kitto, kitto, oikoseru hi ga kuru sa
Kaze no nai senro michi go gatsu no misora wa aoku sabishiku
Ugokanai chigiregumo itsu made mo ukabeteta
Doko ni mo mou modorenai
Boku no you da to sasayaku kaze ni kirari mai ochiteku namida
Chirigiwa ni mou ichido hiraku hanabira wa anata no you ni
kikoenai ganbare wo nigitta ryoute ni nando mo kureta
Kiesou ni sakisou na tsubomi ga kotoshi mo boku wo matteru
Ima mo mada tsukamenai anata to egaita yume
Tachidomaru boku no soba de
Yasashiku hiraku egao no you na tsubomi wo sagashiteru sora ni

Translation in English

just like crying, in the middle of a smile smeared with perspiration
no one can be recognised
thats why i don't know about your tears

its still burning, lighting up my heart
i recieved from you the tender light, proof of unconditional love

while being enveloped by the gentle spot under the sun, i whisper into your back
even if a day like this comes again
surely, surely, surely, you would be able to understand

vanishing and blooming, this year too the flower bud is waiting for me
the petal dancing in the wind that my palm can't grasp
stops on the shoulder lightly
skillfully riding it and showing a smile, i remember you by myself

in the valley of buildings, sometimes buried dreams bud too
isn't that what makes flowers bloom? you can't choose where your dreams will blossom

the silhouettes we dropped on this town, they're all looking for the light
even as time overlaps and flows over itself
surely, surely, surely the day we grow out of this will come

on the breezeless track, the beautiful sky of may feels blue and lonely
the motionless scattered clouds will always be floating
there is no place i can return to anymore
this is the way i am, in the whispering wind it dances to the ground with a flash, my tears

almost scattering, the re-opening petals are like you
giving time and again to these hands that grasp at the silent encouragements

vanishing and blooming, this year too the flower bud is waiting for me
even now i still can't catch the dreams you painted
stopping right beside me
opening gracefully just like a smile, i keep looking for the flower bud, in the sky

The Inspiring Story of Mari and Her Puppies

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 02:34:00 +0000

By the Japan News Group (Originally in Japanese)

Three puppies born on the day of an earthquake

On the fateful morning of October 23, 2004, a dog named Mari gave birth to three puppies in Yamakoshi Village, Niigata Prefecture, Japan. That evening, a severe earthquake struck Niigata and devastated the Village, causing almost all of its homes to collapse, including the one where Mari lived. During the quake the newborn puppies were jolted away from their mother, and since their eyes were still closed, they could not find their way back to her side. Also, because she was bound by a leash, Mari could not reach her babies. She tried repeatedly to pull free from the leash, but to no avail. Then, several tremors occurred and Mari tried even harder to break free until her neck began to bleed. Suddenly, another strong aftershock struck, Mari struggled with all her might, and the collar suddenly came loose. Next she quickly picked up her puppies, moved them to a safe place, and without taking a rest ran toward the ruins that were once her house.

Courageous rescue of grandfather

The grandfather of Mari’s family was home alone that day. He lived on the second floor, but suffered from a neurological disorder that made it impossible for him to stand on his feet or climb the stairs unassisted. After the earthquake, the old man was immobilized as he had been trapped beneath a wardrobe. Aftershocks and the total darkness resulting from a power outage pushed him into desperately thinking that death might be around the corner. Just then, Mari appeared in his room on the second floor and looked at him with encouraging eyes. The grandfather had been slipping into unconsciousness, but when he saw Mari he regained awareness although he was still immobilized. Mari then licked him to give him encouragement and went downstairs several times to check on her pups before quickly returning to the man’s room. She ran back and forth many times even though her paws had been injured by the sharp-edged glass and pieces of porcelain that lay all over the floor. Each trip gave her new wounds, but Mari managed to kindle new hope in the grandfather’s heart, and looking at Mari he thought, “I must live on. I cannot give up,” Finally, he pushed at the wardrobe with all his strength, it gave way and he managed to free himself. Then with Mari's encouragement, the grandfather spent two hours climbing down the stairs—a feat he had previously been unable to accomplish without help. Upon reaching the ground floor, he was happy to find that the three puppies were safe and sound.

A sad parting and further ordeals

After the October 23, 2004 earthquake Yamakoshi Village was in a state of total destruction and isolation as all local roads had been cut off. And with a continuous series of aftershocks increasing the danger of landslides, on October 25 all the villagers were evacuated by helicopter to a nearby accommodation center. Under these circumstances, the grandfather was forced to leave Mari behind for in times of disaster saving human lives is the main concern. He left all of his pet food for his beloved dog, prayed that she and her pups would be safe and took off her collar. Then, with no other options, as he boarded the helicopter to leave behind the one who had saved his life, he said with guilt and sadness, "I’m very sorry, Mari," and felt heart-broken as Mari howled in deep sorrow.
As time passed and her supply of rations ran out, Mari had to search for food in her abandoned village, suffering many ordeals as she tried to protect her little puppies. All the while the grandfather thought of her constantly, and with anxiety over the continuing tremors fell ill and had to be hospitalized. Then two weeks after the evacuation, the villagers were allowed to return to Yamakoshi to see their homes. Among the returnees was the man’s son, who immediately began to search for Mari. Upon finding her, he noticed that she was much thinner, and she hesitated for an instant after hearing her name but then dashed toward him. He held her close in his arms for a long time. Mari had not had enough food for herself, but she fed her babies milk and took care of them as well as she could. In contrast to their skinny mother, the three puppies looked chubby and healthy as they slept sweetly on the porch. The son was delighted to see the little pups growing up in good health.

Before Yamakoshi Village was reconstructed, the villagers remained in temporary housing in a neighboring city. Being in charge of advertising affairs for the village committee, the son was a busy man so he placed Mari and her puppies in the care of another family. When the grandfather was still in the hospital, Mari's caretaker took her to visit him. Thus, after undergoing countless trials, Mari and the old man were finally reunited. Mari was very happy to see the man, who was recuperating and said with quivering lips and tears filling his eyes, "Thank you for saving my life."
Then in April 2005 the grandfather was discharged from the hospital and began living with his son and Mari in an apartment. By that time Mari's three puppies had been adopted by other families and were growing up healthily in their new homes. Today, the grandfather and his family are still living in the apartment but look forward to returning soon to Yamakoshi Village.

Fireworks for Mari

Mari’s touching story, which illustrates the mutual trust and love between humans and animals that helps them through ordeals, has frequently been reported in the news media and has also been adapted as an illustrated storybook — Mari of Yamakoshi Village and Her Three Pups. The book has received a huge response in Japan and serves as a great inspiration for disaster victims. The company that published the volume is contributing part of its sales revenues to the reconstruction and relief funds for areas affected by the October 2004 earthquake, and distributes the book free of charge to children in Yamakoshi Village and its thirteen neighboring cities.

On August 2, 2005, the villagers held a fireworks celebration in their city of refuge just as they do in their home town each year, and this year event was entitled “Fireworks for Mari.” While participating in the festivity they wished that Yamakoshi Village could be recovered as quickly as possible. Amid the dazzling light and smoke of the fireworks, Mari's radiant smile seemed to fill the night sky, bringing hope and encouragement to the spectators.

Nokia N900 Virtual Keyboard Missing

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 09:18:00 +0000

If you're like me, always fooling around with packages from the extras and the extras-devel repositories, you may have come across packages that enables you to input native Eastern languages on the N900.

However, installing SCIM for Nokia N900 will cause one annoying issue which is in place of your new CJK capabilities, you will lose the default virtual keyboard. Enabling and re-enabling it works for some but not all. I am in the latter group. My fix? Well after scouting off the forums and Internet for pr0n, I came across this solution :-)

1. DELETE "/etc/event.d/scim" if it exists
2. RUN "/usr/bin/gtk-query-immodules-2.0 > /etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules"
3. Finally run "rm -f /home/user/.cache/launch/com.nokia.controlpanel.pvr" if you still see it appears for a while in the SETTINGS menu.

With Linux, anything is possible ^_^ otherwise the Mac OSx will never base its kernel off the Unixes would it? ;-)

Japanese New Year Celebrations in Japan Club, Kuala Lumpur

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:24:00 +0000

These pictures were taken with an iPhone 3G on the 16 January 2010 at the Japan Club, Taman Seputeh, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on the occasion of the Japanese New Year celebrations. Although celebrated annually in Malaysia, it does but not have a fixed day but it is usually held within the month of January. This year, I tagged along with my best Japanese friend of many years, HiroKL-san. Please note that you need to be a member of the Japan Club to enter here or at least your friend is a member.
This is the first picture showing the location for the lucky draw winners (one entry per member) and also the video arcade section for kids/adults to have some video games time. This was in the Japan Club building itself.
Just outside the video game section, you can see these beautifully designed flowers. I am not sure who the designer is but if it's another Japanese friend of mine I will not be surprised as she has excellent flower making skills! ^_^
Some calligraphy outside done by adults. You can judge by the strokes and the presentation of the words.
Of couse, not forgetting the young kids' passion at calligraphy too. Maybe I should send my future children to learn this art ^_^
These are some of the stores that were set outside in the compounds of the Japanese club. There are more pictures of the stores later.
One of the games that most Japanese children will participate. The trick here is to get those ballons out of the water without breaking the water-sensitive paper tape that is attached to those ballons. The prize? The ballons of course ^^'
Another popular game for the Japanese kids and honestly one of the games that I liked to watch. You will need to throw the ball into any of those boxes and if you have a cetain number of balls in the boxes, you'll get a prize. Watch the boy in the picture getting ready to throw the ball...
He got two and getting ready for his third strike! He has probably better luck and chance than me getting the prizes! At the end of the day, the kids are bound to have prizes as the main objective of these games (apart from getting parents to spend their money) is to see those kids happy. Yes, the boy in the picture got some prizes but unfortunately I did not get the chance to snap his really big happy smile ^_^
A pretty hard game where the kids are expected to throw a hulla hoop over the items/prizes that they want. For RM5 approx USD 1.50, the best prize you'll get is probably a can of soft drink, some snacks and a small toy. I would join if the toy was a Doraemon figurine ^^'
Probably the hardest game of all. You may choose on a bow with plastic arrows or a toy gun that can fire a big plastic projectile to try and take down the items/prizes that you want. Believe it or not, as simple as it looks, to these poor kids, it's a pretty hard chore to get the prizes they want!
Ah ... what is New Year celebrations without food. The is the famous Kakigōri (かき氷) store where I never fail to visit whenever I have the chance to do so. Kakigōri is famously known as 'ice kacang' in the Malay language or also commonly known as 'ABC' to the locals here.
And these are the main ingredients of Kakigōri whereby it consits of shaved ice, some colourful flavored syrup (dark green means green tea, blue means blue hawaii (whatever that means), red means strawberry, light green means melon and yellow means lemon).
Of course, there's also other food such as onigiri, yakitori, etc. including sushi as well.
Other food as well (I am feeling hungry already just typing this ^^' ...)
BBQed calamari or 'ika' costing RM8 each. They taste nice and good IF there weren't so many overcooked (burns) on them.
Back to the Japanese club building again and on the way to the roof top, I was greeted by a familiar sign ...
ONE plate per person ... must be something really good ;-)
Look at the queue! What could this be? *suspense suspense*
The cooks are preparing something that only one plate per person. It has to be good!
The secret's out ^^ It's mochi (餅), a Japanese rice cake made of glutinous rice pounded into paste and molded into shape. In Japan it is traditionally made in a ceremony called mochitsuki.
The big brown thingy you see is where the flour mixture is pounded to soften the texture before they are molded into paste.
Lady in glasses: Now let's mix this ...
Lady in glasses: Mix it over here as well ...
Lady in glasses: Let me put this here ...
Lady in glasses: I better be quick before that fella starts to pound my hand instead ^^'
View from the roof top. You can see four rows of stalls selling all kinds of food and also games for the children (as per shown in the earlier pictures). See any pretty Japanese girls? ^_^
Man in white: Haiyah!!! I am getting good in pounding.
Man in white: I am going to do this in a record time!
The mochi paste getting ready to be cooked.
One of the popular ingredients, red bean filling!
And the final product is out! You will get three kinds of mochis and it's FREE. The only thing is like stated earlier is you can only have one plate at at time. Still it tastes good and it's free and my stomach is very happy ^_^
Nice! Instructions for where to get your free mochi and whether you want to do mochi pounding which is actually getting you to do the fun and dirty job of making food for people like me to eat ^^'
The Shogi room. Shogi is Japanese favourite past time of all ages in Japan. Shogi literally means Japanese Chess. I have Morita Shogi on my iPhone as well as Kakinori Shogi and these games are really good if you want to learn shogi on the go ^_^
Looks like reversi but I may be seriously wrong ^^'
Back outside, I got a glimpse of the famous fish catching game whereby you are given a paper cup or a paper 'spoon' to fish out as many fishes as you can into a bowl/bucket/cup before the paper gives in. I personally have seen a girl catching 8-10 goldfishes in one scoop. Don't ask me how she did it ... she has to be a vetaran in this kind of games.
Performance time started with some Japanese and local ladies doing a Malay dance. To be honest, I was expecting more of the Japanese culture to be seen instead of the local ones. But I guess that is what interest the Japanese here more ...
Due to rain outside and not having an umbrella and also not wanting to get sick again, I went back into the building and decided to really have a look at the video games section. First things first, this game is where you play to win sweets. Looks very tempting indeed with all those candies waiting to be gobbled up! ^_^
Dance Dance Revolution-like game. Three kids playing it??? No wonder they get all the moves wrong ^^'
A Japanese girl showing her best moves on this drum simulation game. She is very focused on getting high scores ^^
Another drumming game. The cute Japanese girl that you see seems to be really good in this game judging from the scores I saw at the end.
Nintendo's Mario Kart 2 is always a favourite for kids and racing game enthuasists like yours truly ^^'
I cannot remember this game's name but I do know how to play it and it is usually present in any amusement centre.
Ok this is probably the only game that I can never understand on how to play it. Some kind of games that requires picture cards.
And they have super power ups too! ^^'
A game specially designed for the young female games. Surprisingly though, this game language is in English.
This is the game where you will be hitting the 'crocodiles' that are popping out of the machine with a rubber hammer and score points when you hit those 'crocodiles'.
This kid was pretty cunning. He knew that he could never get the score high enough if he were to play it alone so he got his entire family to join in by knocking ALL the 'crocodiles' that were coming out. In the end, he scored hitting over 70 'crocodiles' in one minute!!! ^^'
At the end of the day, this is where we ate. At the Japanese restaurant called Hiwamari (reminds you of xxxHolic's Hiwamari-chan). I had beef sukiyaki and to be honest, this is one of the best sukiyaki you can have while in Kuala Lumpur.

After dinner, I said my goodbyes to my friends and headed home after a very eventful day ^_^ Hopefully I will be able to participate again in the New Year celebrations next year!

Keyhole TV for iPhone

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 04:59:00 +0000

* UPDATE #6 April 2015 : i-Keyhole TV works on jailbroken iOS devices up to iOS 8.1.2. However, that being said, to successfully stream live videos on your iDevices, you are now required to have a premium subscription that costs USD 5 per 30 days if I remembered correctly. The easiest way to add the latest version of i-Keyhole TV is to add the repository "http://www.oiseyer.com/ios5/" in the Cydia sources.

*UPDATE #5 December 2011 : This works with iDevices with 5.0.1 untethered jailbreaks on them. I have tested it on an iPad1 and iPhone 4. Maybe when the A5 jailbreak comes out, you guys can update me that it works on iPhone 4S and iPad2 :-)

*UPDATE #4 July 2011 : This also works on jailbroken 4.3.3 with either jailbreakme.com, redsn0w or pwnageTool (thanks to the feedback of Mongrul who tested it on ipod4thg). Maybe I should start testing it on iOS 5.0 beta 2 since I have a developer's account ^^'

* UPDATE #3 April 2011 : This works on jailbroken 4.3.1 with either redsn0w or pwnageTool. I have also included the new KeyholeTV site where you can get all the latest releases of KeyholeTV for Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, Windows Mobile and finally the iPhone. Bear in mind that the iPhone version still requires you to SSH into your phone and manually install it. There is no DEB nor Cydia repository for this yet. Here is the LINK.

* UPDATE #2 March 2011 : Myrepospace.com is being bitchy again as people are seeing connections errors when using the Cydia repository method to get i-Keyhole on their iDevices. I have included a link to a DEB file. Basic instructions are down below.

* UPDATE #1 February 2011 : I have added a Cydia repository for this to work so you don't need to have AppSync to install it ^_^

This is for everyone who wanted to know where to get i-Keyhole TV for the iPhone. Click on the image to go to the page to download the IPA file (it's in Japanese but it's pretty easy to know what to do ;-))

Another way which is so much easier is to add a Cydia repository link. Here's the link : http://cydia.myrepospace.com/bagsac/

Yet another way is to install via apt-get. Fire up MobileTerminal or SSH into your iPhone whichever is convenient for you. Ensure you are root and issue the following command at the command prompt "dpkg -i filename.deb" . The KeyholeTV DEB file can be found here

New Life ...

noreply@blogger.com (Nickelby) — Wed, 06 Oct 2004 12:47:00 +0000

Hello all, this is my first attempt in doing a blog site. Feel free to reply to whatever I write down here. However, please be aware that I am treating this as an online journal too so that means that most of the entries that I will be putting on will be based on my everyday life. Please try to maintain a professional attitude when replying and please abstain from using vulgar words. Should you need to use them you can put *** instead like f**k. Please continue to support my blog and I bid you all good day :-).