Wie führe ich einen Semi Tethered Jailbreak für iOS 5 Geräte durch?

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Posted October 23, 2011 at 4:37am by iClarified · 167735 views

Diese Anleitung beschreibt, wie Du einen Semi Tethered Jailbreak für Dein iOS 5 iPhone, iPad und iPod touch durchführen kannst.

Der Semi Tethered Jailbreak stellt eine Übergangslösung dar und ermöglicht es Dir, Dein mit einem Tethered Jailbreak gejailbreaktes iOS 5 Gerät ohne PC zu rebooten. Mit dem Semi Tethered Jailbreak von BigBoss kannst Du von unterwegs, also ohne PC, einen Reboot durchführen und zumindest die Grundfunktionen Deines iOS Geräts nutzen. Der volle Funktionsumfang steht Dir allerdings nicht zur Verfügung. Mit einem Semi Tethered Jailbreak kannst Du nach einem Reboot, neben zahlreicher anderer Funktionen, beispielsweise Telefonieren und Simsen (SMS versenden). Der Semi Tethered Jailbreak kann somit behelfsweise eingesetzt werden, bis Du an einem PC gelangst, um dort mit redsn0w erneut einen Tethered Jailbreak durchzuführen, durch den Du den vollen Funktionsumfang wiedererlangst.

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Führe anhand der nachstehenden Anleitung einen Tethered Jailbreak mit anschließendem Neustart durch:

● iPhone 4 (Mac, Windows)
● iPhone 3GS (Mac, Windows)
● iPhone - No Baseband Update (Mac)
● iPod Touch 4G (Mac, Windows)
● iPod Touch 3G (Mac, Windows)
● iPad 1 (Mac, Windows)

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Starte Cydia in dem Du auf das Cydia Symbol auf Deinem Springboard tippst.

Wie führe ich einen Semi Tethered Jailbreak für iOS 5 Geräte durch?

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Tippe auf Manage am unteren Ende Deines Bildschirms.

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Tippe auf die große Sources Schaltfläche.

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Tippe auf die Edit Schaltfläche oben rechts auf dem Bildschirm.

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Tippe auf die Add Schaltfläche oben links auf dem Bildschirm.

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Füge http://thebigboss.org/semitether in das Textfeld ein und tippe die Add Source Schaltfläche.

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Tippe auf die große Return to Cydia Schaltfläche.

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Wähle thebigboss.org aus den Sources aus

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Wähle SemiTether aus der Packages Liste aus.

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Tippe auf die Install Schaltfläche oben rechts auf dem Bildschirm.

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Tippe auf die Confirm Schaltfläche, um die Installation zu starten.

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Tippe auf die große Reboot Device Schaltfläche.

Dein Gerät wird jetzt neustarten, ohne bei der Anzeige des Apple Logos einzufrieren!

Um den vollen Funktionsumfang wiederzuerlangen, musst Du zwingend einen tethered Boot durchführen. Starte RedSn0w, wie Du es in Schritt eins getan hast, und wähle dann Extras und Just boot aus dem Menü aus.

**Vielen Dank an BigBoss und alle, die an dieser Anleitung mitgewirkt haben.

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evan - November 15, 2011 at 8:30pm

how do you completely uninstall it? i tried remove it from cydia but the semi tethered is still there and it is clashing with appsync

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Ivan from Mexico City - November 6, 2011 at 1:27pm

it Works. but just for the 3 reStarts. also APP-SYNC 5 doesn't work !!!!!!

Diab - October 29, 2011 at 9:25pm

This semi- bullshit does just not work and you will risk your WIFI !! My 3gs 32 New bootrom is now wifiless after i installed this crap !! Stay away and wait !!

BITS01 - November 3, 2011 at 5:54pm

Stay away from this crap. I bricked my iPhone because of semi tether. Luckily it was in warranty period so got a replacement. Stay away from piece of shit. This is probably the first dark side of Jail Break i ever encountered since jail breaking began STAY AWAY!

Johnny - October 26, 2011 at 8:56pm

Hello, can the new iphone 4S also be jailbroken? (tethered or semi-tethered)

Ansuz - October 24, 2011 at 8:49pm

It removes Installous and AppSync for Installous...

ajg1 - October 25, 2011 at 8:04am

Appsync needs to work with mobilesubstrate first then it will work. They are working on an update for it right now and they say they should have it up in 2-3 days. Sheck the comments from Bigboss on the semiteather

Ace - October 30, 2011 at 8:19pm

Well, I installed the new mobile substrate and was ready to install semi-tether when it showed that AppSync would be uninstalled. I didn't go through then, but app sync is still working with new substrate.

jeremy - October 24, 2011 at 4:33pm

how come this can't be designed into redsn0w? I did 4.3.5 goofing off and it was tethered but I was able to reboot just the same way as this makes it do.

JL - October 24, 2011 at 4:54am

a good idea, but it doesn't work. in fact, after i installed it and removed it, my phone just restarts on it's own. it works better in safe mode. this tethered jailbreak thing sucks even more w/ this semitether thing making things conflict. ah well. i've prepared myself to deal w/ having stock iOS 5 if i have to wait until an untethered JB drops devs, thank you so far for what you have done.hq

bonez - October 23, 2011 at 4:19pm

What? did y'all miss the part about it being beta?? works for me

Tom - October 23, 2011 at 11:01am

You idiots this was done by dev-team to screw your dumbasses! You just bricked your iPhone now run out there and buy iPhone 4s.

toche13 - October 23, 2011 at 11:07am

What are you talking about ? just want to abuse us ?

Tom - October 23, 2011 at 12:02pm

I don't abuse anybody but just telling you the truth this was done by dev-team to brick your iPhones so you can run out there and buy new ones. Don't you recall dev-team last year saying they have a way to unlock the iPhones for good then all of a sudden quiet about it then suddenly lo and be hold apple selling unlocked iPhones. And not new unlocks for new basebands. Come on guys don't have to have a P.H.D to figure it out.

Chet - October 23, 2011 at 12:15pm

It does not brick the iPhone. It certainly causes some headaches in having to restore the whole thing but it does not brick the iPhone. And I do have a PH.d which obviously you don't.

Chet - October 23, 2011 at 12:22pm

And now we all truly know what an idiot you are.

Tom - October 23, 2011 at 12:30pm

Pizza Hut Delivery right thats ur PHD!

errorize - October 23, 2011 at 2:38pm

deleted semitether app, after a few failed attempts to reboot tethered all went well and my phone is back working as it did originally before this waste of time and beta app!

Denis Garcia - October 23, 2011 at 3:13pm

Tried it several times, (with no luck) but my phone is working as excellent as always, this wasn't build ti brick phones, if you might know in order to get something to work properly you need to test it a lot and we are in that phase of the process, so if you are one of those ignorants saying this will brick phones, please go back to school and let everyone else work on it!

Tomsck - October 23, 2011 at 5:22pm

Tom, you are an idiot

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