Open networkextension opened 3 years ago
Hmm. I know that iOS devices require unlocking and/or pairing with the host for USB to fully work... but I don't know how bridgeOS behaves there.
@aunali1 do you know if idevicepair
would help here?
install minaUSB run checkra1n as soon at launches or starts installing (on iPhone 8 hold down the volume up and volume down buttons) until in diagnostic mode launch minaUSB and apply patch then run Checka1n again if you get an error message "minaUSB quit unexpectedly" I installed xcode 10.0 and that fixed the minaUSB. However I am currently having issues getting the patch on iPhone 6 to work
Hmm. I know that iOS devices require unlocking and/or pairing with the host for USB to fully work... but I don't know how bridgeOS behaves there.
@aunali1 do you know if
idevicepair
would help here?
On the T2 there is in fact a lockdownd
service - but it operates very similar to the way that it does on a device in restore / recovery mode - it doesn't require a pairing relationship and doesn't support encryption. This is how we interact with com.apple.restored
- For the device when fully booted usbmuxd and lockdownd
are no longer relevant because USB CDC takes over and remote XPC becomes the transport.
Just as a wild hair... you mention you're using a USB-A to USB-C cable... Does the cable you are using have the USB3 pins or is it a USB2 (A) to USB-C cable??
You can identify by looking end on of the USB-A end and look if it has 4 pins (easily visible) or if it has 5 additional recessed pins...
If I remember right the ACE (USB-C port mux) only connects the USB2 full speed lanes so the USB3 lanes might be causing confusion.. As in USB3 mode the HS S+/- R+/- supersede the traditional D+/- pairs
Tell us about your setup: