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A guide page explaining how to use Odysseyn1x, a live bootable Linux environment for running checkra1n on compatible iOS devices. It covers requirements, installing Ventoy, booting Odysseyn1x, running checkra1n and installing packages. The page notes restrictions for virtual machines, AMD Ryzen CPUs and A7 devices.
checkra1n is a community-built jailbreak for iPhone 5s through iPhone X on iOS 12.0 and later, based on the checkm8 bootrom exploit. It installs Cydia and provides a semi-tethered jailbreak, with a beta release available for macOS and Linux; Windows support is in progress. Users boot into jailbroken mode via the checkra1n app, and a reboot reverts to stock iOS.
Zebra is an open-source package manager for jailbroken iOS devices. The download page instructs users to add the getzbra.com repository to a package manager's sources, or to visit the site from a jailbroken iOS device. The site notes it was originally developed by Wilson Styres and Andrew Abosh.
Phoenix is a semi-untethered jailbreak for all 32-bit devices running iOS 9.3.5 through 9.3.6, created by Siguza and tihmstar. The site provides the IPA download, installation steps using Cydia Impactor, default offsets for affected devices, and a changelog. It notes that the app must be reopened after each reboot and reinstalled when it expires.
nathanlr is a semi-untethered semi-jailbreak for A12 and later devices on iOS/iPadOS 16.5.1 to 16.6.1, 16.7 RC, and 17.0, requiring an app to re-apply the exploit after a reboot. It is installed through TrollStore. The guide is kept only as an archive, and supported devices can instead be jailbroken by following Installing Dopamine (TrollStore).
A guide covering iOS jailbreaking, from stock devices to jailbroken ones. It explains what jailbreaking is, whether it is legal, package managers and tweaks, and what a jailbroken device can do. It also describes risks before starting, including possible data loss, and recommends backing up the device.
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A guide page explaining how to use Odysseyn1x, a live bootable Linux environment for running checkra1n on compatible iOS devices. It covers requirements, installing Ventoy, booting Odysseyn1x, running checkra1n and installing packages. The page notes restrictions for virtual machines, AMD Ryzen CPUs and A7 devices.
checkra1n is a community-built jailbreak for iPhone 5s through iPhone X on iOS 12.0 and later, based on the checkm8 bootrom exploit. It installs Cydia and provides a semi-tethered jailbreak, with a beta release available for macOS and Linux; Windows support is in progress. Users boot into jailbroken mode via the checkra1n app, and a reboot reverts to stock iOS.
Zebra is an open-source package manager for jailbroken iOS devices. The download page instructs users to add the getzbra.com repository to a package manager's sources, or to visit the site from a jailbroken iOS device. The site notes it was originally developed by Wilson Styres and Andrew Abosh.
Phoenix is a semi-untethered jailbreak for all 32-bit devices running iOS 9.3.5 through 9.3.6, created by Siguza and tihmstar. The site provides the IPA download, installation steps using Cydia Impactor, default offsets for affected devices, and a changelog. It notes that the app must be reopened after each reboot and reinstalled when it expires.
nathanlr is a semi-untethered semi-jailbreak for A12 and later devices on iOS/iPadOS 16.5.1 to 16.6.1, 16.7 RC, and 17.0, requiring an app to re-apply the exploit after a reboot. It is installed through TrollStore. The guide is kept only as an archive, and supported devices can instead be jailbroken by following Installing Dopamine (TrollStore).
A guide covering iOS jailbreaking, from stock devices to jailbroken ones. It explains what jailbreaking is, whether it is legal, package managers and tweaks, and what a jailbroken device can do. It also describes risks before starting, including possible data loss, and recommends backing up the device.
