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So I've spent the last few hours searching and can't come up with an answer. I know that you can't downgrade from 6.1.3 to 6.1.2 or 6.1. I'm currently running 6.1 on a jailbroken iphone 5. I would like to do a restore to 6.1 (same version). Is this possible? I read somewhere that even though I would like to restore to the same version, it's considered a "downgrade" (not latest version) and will not work. I do have a locally saved .shsh for 6.1 and have tried using tinyumbrella, but when it's about to start to restore I get error 11. I was able to get past that and got error 21. With that being said, I have almost 3 gb of "other data" on my phone and am trying to do a restore if that fixes the issue of having so much space taken up.
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The Dave posted:Instead of messing with all that can you just try using something like PhoneClean? Hmm, that looks like it would work. Unfortunately, it crashes as soon as I open it.
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Apr 13, 2013 02:48
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Mr Hands Colon posted:Have you tried iCleaner Pro? It's free in Cydia. That worked! Cleared up 900mb. Thanks!
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Apr 13, 2013 08:21
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Is there anything similar to NoCoverFlow for ios 7? I can't stand being in the music app and have it switch to the album view when it's in landscape mode.
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Jan 1, 2014 03:25
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Klungar posted:I recently upgraded my 5 to 7.0.4 from 6.1.2 with the recent jailbreak, and while I'm mostly pleased with the change, there is one thing that is starting to bug me. I got some cheap Monoprice Lightning cables back when the 5 launched, and they worked perfectly fine for me in terms of charging and data transfer while I was on 6.1.2, but now on 7.0.4, every time I connect my phone to the cable attached to my computer, I get multiple error messages about whether or not I want to trust my computer and need to dismiss warnings about the cable not being official. Is there any way to disable this behavior? The cable still works for charging and data transfer, but it does seem like the charging doesn't start until I actually deal with these messages each time. I think the "do you want to trust this computer?" thing is from iOS 7. I've gotten it before using an apple branded cable on my laptop that I regularly sync it with itunes. It doesn't happen everytime. Although I could be wrong. Also, the monoprice cables are MFi certified so I don't think you should be getting any errors about it not being official. Maybe you can get them to replace it. I've never had any issues with my amazon branded cables.
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Jan 9, 2014 02:57
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Is openbackup going to be the easiest way to backup my paid and free cydia apps?
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