2015-10-19, 22:10
I installed the test build (.deb file) on my jailbroken device. But even after a reboot, there is no icon to start kodi. Any hints?
2015-10-19, 22:12
Works great in the main thanks Memphiz, except that I can't add sources on my iPad Air...it just seems to lock up and I have to two finger tap out to the home menu again.
Not a huge problem as I can just download and iFile repos in though.
Not a huge problem as I can just download and iFile repos in though.
2015-10-19, 22:12
You need to install the cydia version first then update it with the deb
At least this is how I solved this problem yesterday
At least this is how I solved this problem yesterday
2015-10-19, 22:14
(2015-10-19, 21:50)waseemrkab Wrote: It happens to me in my ipad 2 and i fixed it by installing appsync unified for ios 9.0.2 try it im sure it will fix the problem
stop posting that crack app shit here.
2015-10-19, 22:16
The cydia version is now already compatible with ios9 (as said - i have updated the second post) ... at leat with isengard 15.2-1 from cydia
2015-10-19, 22:17
2015-10-19, 22:45
(2015-09-21, 10:31)Memphiz Wrote: Current state of iOS9 support.
Update from 19.10.2015:
Found a way to keep ios5.1 support with our builds. Also pushed Isengard 15.2-1 to cydia which has iOS9 support. For nightlies i want to wait another day before merging the iOS9 support. Only known issue is that on ios9 at least on my 64bit device the nfs support is not working anymore. (can't say if this is 64bit only - but it works on my other devices which are all 32bit and iOS6).
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Update from 18.10.2015:
We will regain iOS9 support for jailbroken devices in the next couple of days ... just monitor this pull request. As you can see i had to drop ios5.1 (ipad1) support sadly. But at least i was able to retain ios6,7 and 8 support.
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/8250
Test build:
http://mirrors.kodi.tv/test-builds/darwi...s9-ios.deb
You should remove the appcake version before trying it out.
Official Statement: Currently there is no support for running the iOS Versions of Kodi which we (Team Kodi) provide on iOS9. The people which report having it work might run a device with 32bit CPU (which might make it work - didn't verify this).
The reason it doesn't work is described here (very technically):
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/7524 (last post from "skrawczuk")
This basically tells us: If Kodi in the current state should be able to run on iOS9 i would need to compile it with Xcode7 and minimum iOS Version 8 as target. On the other hand such a Kodi version would only run on devices which at least have iOS8 installed. (we loose instantly support for ios5,6 and 7 - some of those versions are the latest available for some devices). Thats not acceptable and i don't want to see anyone of those tiny ios app developers question this decision. (we are not in the business of Apple AppStore app development, nor do we follow the best practice to always screw users with outdated hardware - until there is really really no other way).
1. Either the jailbreak would need to loosen those dylib restrictions (by patching the dyld binary) - obviously it doesn't.
2. Or someone would need to figure out a way to change all our dylibs so that they pass the sanity check (e.x. we need a tool or a way to add this extra padding in the dylib headers without recompiling Kodi).
Currently i have no internet at home at all (someone cracked a cable in the neighbor street). Also i am still not finished with making my new flat complete.
So its not lazyness. I am aware of the problem since iOS9 was released. But its exactly that time that my real life took me back and it will need me for quiet some more time until i really settled in the new city.
hi mate,im on latest IOS with jailbreak,i did everything,and i downloaded the deb file to ifile and install it with ifile but nothing happens,kodi just wont show even after a reboot? thanks
2015-10-19, 22:46
Thanks tchirou, must be blind but missed the post there!
That being said, how do you go about adding a source from the videos menu that is actually usable for installing addons?
That being said, how do you go about adding a source from the videos menu that is actually usable for installing addons?
(2015-10-19, 22:17)tchirou Wrote:(2015-10-19, 22:12)dysphasi Wrote: Works great in the main thanks Memphiz, except that I can't add sources on my iPad Air...it just seems to lock up and I have to two finger tap out to the home menu again.
Not a huge problem as I can just download and iFile repos in though.
Look at post #73
2015-10-19, 22:52
Add videos
Browse
Add network location
Choose http protocol
Server name : ***Removed*** then ok
Cancel
Go to video add-on
Install from zip file
Click on ***Removed***
And then you should know from here
Browse
Add network location
Choose http protocol
Server name : ***Removed*** then ok
Cancel
Go to video add-on
Install from zip file
Click on ***Removed***
And then you should know from here
2015-10-19, 22:58
You need to install the cydia version first then update it with the deb
At least this is how I solved this problem yesterday
At least this is how I solved this problem yesterday
2015-10-19, 23:03
You superstar :-)
Never really thought about doing it that way, you've saved me a lot of time, thank you!
Never really thought about doing it that way, you've saved me a lot of time, thank you!
2015-10-19, 23:06
2015-10-19, 23:28
(2015-10-19, 22:52)tchirou Wrote: Add videos
Browse
Add network location
Choose http protocol
Server name : ***Removed*** then ok
Cancel
Go to video add-on
Install from zip file
Click on ***Removed***
And then you should know from here
Please don't post links to places like that, per our forum rules (wiki).
