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Samgisaninja / SuccessionRestore

Restore iOS devices without updating via rootfilesystem DMG
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Failed to remove old MSU directory (iPhone 5S, iOS 10.3.3, DH) #116

Closed m1stadev closed 4 years ago

m1stadev commented 4 years ago

With the latest version of Succession off of BigBoss (and also the latest version of Snappy off of Bingner's repo), I attempted to restore while also making an orig-fs snapshot. The only thing that seems to happen though, is an error that says Failed to remove old MSU directory. I did already delete the 12.4.5 update prior to running Succession.

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m1stadev commented 4 years ago

I restored the device again and tried running Succession (i'm running Succession for an orig-fs APFS snapshot) without removing the OTA update, and now I get this error: `Failed to create /private/var/COPY/mnt1, You don't have permission to save the file "mnt1" in the folder "COPY".

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cuikangyi commented 4 years ago

same issue
 with latest version @M1staAwesome try the old version 1.3.x(or 1.4.7 maybe)，it work well on iPhone5s（10.3.3）

Samgisaninja commented 4 years ago

fixed by 6aaf005

cuikangyi commented 4 years ago

fixed by 6aaf005

thanks i test it, there a new issue, the dir /var/mnt/succ can’t create in installing, i think the command should add “-p” it works when i create the dir myself

Samgisaninja commented 4 years ago

yeah I figured that out but haven't pushed a new beta yet