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raspberryenvoie / odysseyn1x

Linux-based distro that lets you install checkra1n, odysseyra1n and Project Sandcastle.
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After install odysseyra1n, unable to install project sandcastle #28

Closed fhc5326 closed 3 years ago

fhc5326 commented 3 years ago

After I install odysseyra1n, I want to install project sandcastle, and I choose odysseyra1n, but it told me can't connect. what should I do?

BTW, I unable to start project sandcastle becasue it told me Failed to transfer image to devices, what should I do?

Devices:iPod Touch 7Gen iOS Version:14.5.1

raspberryenvoie commented 3 years ago

Can you send a photo of the error message please?

aczw commented 3 years ago

IMG_0245 (I had to use the shell for reasons but I pretty much just followed your script)

device: iPhone 7 iOS: 14.1

I'm using checkra1n and I'm getting the same "Failed to transfer image to device" issue

raspberryenvoie commented 3 years ago

Does it work with older versions of checkra1n? Or older odysseyn1x builds

aczw commented 3 years ago

I don't have access to macOS/Linux so the checkra1n version is tied down to the Odysseyn1x version, but these were my results:

v2.7 (checkra1n 0.12.0): pongoOS did not recognize the command fdt, if I remember correctly they removed it in this version, so nothing you and I can do there

v2.8 (checkra1n 0.12.1): same issue as with v2.7, pongoOS returns Bad command: fdt

v2.9 (checkra1n 0.12.2): same issue as with v2.7 and v2.8, pongoOS returns Bad command: fdt

v2.10/v2.11/v2.11.1 should have the same checkra1n/pongoOS versions and my comment above was the result of that. The good news is that on checkra1n 0.12.3 they added back the fdt command. The bad news is that it still doesn't work :)

Here's a pic for good measure: IMG_0252

raspberryenvoie commented 3 years ago

Thank you! I don't have a good knowledge of pongoOS but I saw that the fdt was used in load-linux.c. If this command doesn't work, then there's nothing we can do. Out of curiosity: How did you discover that this was the problem?

aczw commented 3 years ago

If you're talking about the fdt command being removed, this is not the first time I've tried installing Project Sandcastle, far from it ;-; I've encountered this issue in the past, you can see here where I was proven wrong about it!

In terms of the fdt command not working, I have no idea. Maybe Project Sandcastle isn't using it correctly anymore, maybe something changed in pongoOS that's caused it to stop functioning, personally I dunno.

Either way, I swear to god I've been trying to get Project Sandcastle to work for like the past 3 months... I've even created a Ubuntu partition on my PC and built the load-linux.c file myself, still nada. I hate everything about this, I just wanna play around with Android on my iPhone :(

raspberryenvoie commented 3 years ago

I see. I remember I was able to install Android on my iPhone running iOS 13. Unfortunately Project Sandcastle hasn't been updated since a year... I hope this issue will be fixed. As we can't do anything, I might close this issue

Gandalf1783 commented 1 year ago

Hi yall, I started debugging this issue for myself. Running iPhone 7 with iOS 15 something on it.

The firmware wont load behind 1048576 bytes, so nothing behind 2^20 is being uploaded. I have some ideas why this is the case, e.g. integer limits or more. I have to take a look what exactly happens and why this is the case, but this seems most likely.

aczw commented 1 year ago

please keep us updated!!

Gandalf1783 commented 1 year ago

This wont be an easy fix, mainly cause I cannot say what exactly goes wrong yet. It doesnt seem to be to the upload-script itself, but rather pongoOS. Got to read further into it :)

EDIT: And btw: Do not use a USB-C -> Lighting Cable. For me, only running through a regular USB Hub was working.