![]() This reaffirms my belief that this Jailbreak may have been a bit rushed and is unreliable in various places. UPDATE – 2 July 2014 1:28am: I am now getting the error message “Host Unreachable” within Cydia. ![]() As always, check back here for the latest jailbreaking news! Wait until Pangu comes out with a later version than the error plagued 1.1 and things may be different. At this point there is little reason to jailbreak with this software. I don’t know why my old iPhone 4 decided to jailbreak flawlessly with Pangu, but needless to say it was the only device that was successful. ![]() I wasted 4-5 hours today restoring iDevices because of this, which should not be the case. it clearly has issues that need to be resolved going forward before routine installation can happen on each and every device attempted. I am not sure of the cause of this problem, but figure that a newly updated version of Pangu is necessary to fix these install issues.īecause of these issues I am advising all readers to hold off on this new Pangu jailbreak. Pangu icon fails to go away, and cydia fails to install. Anyway, I restored my iPad and attempted to jailbreak my device once again with Pangu on iOS 7.1.2, and got the same result as before. Various articles and videos exist of people running the Pangu JB on their iOS 7.1.2 devices, so I know it is possible. The software failed to recognize when I rebooted the iPad manually, and therefore I was stuck near the end of the JB process with the Pangu icon stuck on my device and no Cydia.Īt this point I restored my iPad and updated it to the newly released iOS 7.1.2, which I have heard is also compatible with the Pangu jailbreak. The Pangu software asked me to do a manual reboot to get the final steps of the process working again so I complied. At the point where the device was supossed to reboot itself my iPad remained on the home screen. Next, I attempted to jailbreak an iPad air 32Gb running iOS 7.1.1, and I through most of the process but then experienced some issues. This is where the success with the Pangu jailbreak ended, however. Shortly after I had tweaks such as CCControls and Springboard Setting installed and working without a problem. The install was pretty flawless and i had Cydia up and running in just a mater of minutes. I attempted to JB this device with Pangu 1.1 and was able to do it with no problems. ![]() Being that i always am at the forefront of jailbreaking news I decided to give it a try on a spare iPhone 4 16Gb Verizon phone that i had lying around. So as you may or may not know a new jailbreak has emerged named Pangu, which claims to be able to Jailbreak your iDevice on iOS 7.1.1 or even 7.1.2 if you are one of the lucky ones. ![]()
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