How To Install Cydia On Jailbroken iOS 6 Beta 1 Device

How to install cydia on jailbroken iOS 6 beta 1 device. iOS 6 beta 1 is already jailbreakable, but only tether jailbreak method is currently available.

But that does not stop many iOS 6 device owners to jailbreak their iOS 6 device.

Unfortunately what they have found is not what they wanted at the first place, because the existing iOS firmware doesn't support Cydia which means the non-Apple app store can't be installed on their device.

Why we need to jailbreak our device, if there is no Cydia within? We are on the same boat on this matter. Luckily there is a workaround to get us all out from the said condition. Yes! Cydia can be installed on jailbroken iOS 6 beta 1 and thanks to IDB for finding the trick.

Well in this post I would like to elaborate the steps to install Cydia on iOS 6 device. Let's get into the steps gentlemen and ladies!

How To Install Cydia On iOS 6 Beta On iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch

How to install Cydia on iOS 6 Beta

Step 1. First thing first, if you haven't, jailbreak your iOS 6 beta 1 using RedSn0w 0.9.13dev1.

Step 2. Then SSH your iPhone. If you are using Windows use Putty or if you are on the Mac OS, there is Coda.SSH username = "root" SSH password = "alpine".

Step 3. You can now execute this command via SSH:

wget -q -O /tmp/cyinstall.sh http://wyndrepo.googlecode.com/files/cyinstall.sh && chmod 755 /tmp/cyinstall.sh && /tmp/cyinstall.sh

Step 4. Now you should see that your device is respring and then Cydia icon appears on the home screen.

Step 5. Tap on Cydia now for it to prepare filesystem.Cydia and to take another respring. When it's done. You can use Cydia.

Keep in mind: iOS 6 is a beta release therefore expect bugs. In case you can't stand the misery of using it you can downgrade from iOS 6 beta 1 to iOS 5.1.1.

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How To Install iOS 6 Beta 1 iPhone, iPad, iTouch Without UDID (Developer Account)

How to install iOS 6 beta 1. Did you know Apple has released iOS 6 beta 1 firmware this week and this blog also shared direct download links for iOS 6 beta 1 in the previous post. In case you have downloaded the Apple's latest and most advanced mobile software, you may find it's hard to install the firmware to your device.

It's understandable if you are facing such situation because you are not a developer, when developer account (UDID0) is the exact requirement set by the company in order to install iOS 6 b1.

But don't worry, there is a guide you can follow to get another access and install the mobile software. This post is sharing it for you.

Before doing anything further, you may want to know what device the firmware is supporting. Here they are:

• iPhone 4S
• iPhone 4
• iPhone 3GS
• iPad 3 (The New iPad)
• iPad 2
• iPod Touch 4G
• iPod Touch 3G

So yours is included? Good for you, let's take to another step below.

How to install iOS 6 beta 1 on iPhone, iPad or iTouch without UDID (without Developer account)

Please read this before going! iOS 6 is in early stage as we know the software is beta now, means buggy and errors could be all over the place. There is no untethered jailbreak yet and you will lose your unlock ability too once installed iOS 6. Proceed at your own risk. But don't worry you can downgrade to iOS 5.1.1 firmware at anytime.

Requirements you must meet before taking to the next step.

• Download iTunes 10.6.3.
• Download iOS 5.1.1.
• Download iOS 6 beta 1.

Step 1. As always connect your device to your computer using USB and then hold ALT for Mac and Shift for Windows on iTunes then click Restore button. Now point to the iOS 5.1.1 you have previously downloaded. Now wait for about 10 or 15 minutes.

Step 2. Don't forget to resort your device as a New Device.

Step 3. Once your device is resorted, then continue your step with pressing Shift+Left click on Check for Update button. Now point iTunes to the iOS 6 beta 1 download. Wait another 15 minutes at maximum for installation to be finished.

Done! Congratulation because you have installed iOS 6 beta 1 without UDID (developer account).

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