**NOTE: This is primarily pertaining to people that had Cydia working at one point on the firmware they are currently on, but might also solve other problems.
**NOTE: You should try just rebooting your device first before doing this, as it might just be a memory issue.
1. Open the folder "/var/lib/dpkg/updates/" on your iPhone or iPod Touch. This can be done by:
The app iFile
The app Discover
Using an SSH client
Using iPhone Browser
2. Delete the numbered files in that directory. These are the files that are in this format: 0000, 0001, 0002, etc.
3. This should fix your Cydia crashing.
**NOTE: If it doesn't, try rebooting again. If that still doesn't work, go on to re-jailbreak your device. Finally, if none of these things work, pretty much your only option left is to restore your iPhone/iPod Touch.
Remember, if you have a new idea, just email me at zortrox.blogspot@gmail.com!
1 comments:
Superb....Thanks. Was struggling since long to fix this.
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