Kodi - iOS 10.2 - Not working
#31
I think sideloaded IPA was working for everyone but we wanted to try the normal installation instead of side load but thanks for steps.
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#32
Since the thread starts stating that Kodi doesn't work on jaibroken iOS 10.2 I reported my experience to show this is not true.
I think a special edition of Kodi deb should be set up because previous releases worked for me on iOS 8.x and 9.x directly downloaded from Cydia.
That's a task for skilled developers.
Bye
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#33
(2017-02-09, 01:22)Shani-08 Wrote: OK i am by no mean expert on ios JB however I am able to run the krypton nightly (i guess it was 17.1 rc1) but the version shouldn't matter.
I believe the signing in JB yalu is broken. The side load works but if you want normal Kodi installation to work then follow these steps.

What i did is simply signing the dylib and so files.

So run mobileterminal (install from Cydia if you don't have it)
logon as root so type
su
press enter and then enter root password. If you haven't changed it then default is alpine.

Now copy following line one by one press enter each time.

Code:
cd /Applications/Kodi.app
Code:
find $PWD/ -name *.so -exec ldid -S {} \;
Code:
find $PWD/ -name *.dylib -exec ldid -S {} \;


Last but not least, some streams were crashing Kodi and the log file was talking about H/W acceleration. After disabling the H/W acceleration it worked fine. This was tested on iPhone 6.
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#34
How do I delete HW accel or tweak it to reduce the hard crashes
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#35
See the section 3, make sure you are in expert view. http://kodi.wiki/view/Settings/Videos
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#36
I used the script effectively on kodi 17.0 rc3 and when I updated to 17.1, no longer worked. I was in the kodi.app dir, as root and when pasting the rest it would just do nothing, just a new line with the directory I was in...no error, no responseSmile
tried respring, jailbrake again, uninstall and reinstall kodi, and no luck. when I downgraded to kodi 17.0 worked again....:/ Any ideas why it doesn't work with the update.
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#37
(2017-02-09, 01:22)Shani-08 Wrote: OK i am by no mean expert on ios JB however I am able to run the krypton nightly (i guess it was 17.1 rc1) but the version shouldn't matter.
I believe the signing in JB yalu is broken. The side load works but if you want normal Kodi installation to work then follow these steps.

What i did is simply signing the dylib and so files.

So run mobileterminal (install from Cydia if you don't have it)
logon as root so type
su
press enter and then enter root password. If you haven't changed it then default is alpine.

Now copy following line one by one press enter each time.

Code:
cd /Applications/Kodi.app
Code:
find $PWD/ -name *.so -exec ldid -S {} \;
Code:
find $PWD/ -name *.dylib -exec ldid -S {} \;


Last but not least, some streams were crashing Kodi and the log file was talking about H/W acceleration. After disabling the H/W acceleration it worked fine. This was tested on iPhone 6.


Hi Shani, I'm running Kodi v17.4 Krypton on my iPad Mini 2 (iOS v10.2). I ran your commands via terminal and below are the error and I'm not able to run Kodi. It kept crashing during startup:

root# cd /Applications/Kodi.app
root# find $PWD/ -name *.so -exec ldid -S {} \;
root# find $PWD/ -name *.dylib -exec ldid -S {} \;
ldid.cpp(1336): _assert(writ == size); errno=28


After that I ran the commands again and below are the errors and Kodi is still crashing during startup even though I ran this command (killall SpringBoard) just to be sure:

root# find $PWD/ -name *.so -exec ldid -S {} \;
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
root# find $PWD/ -name *.dylib -exec ldid -S {} \;
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1023): _assert(false); errno=28
ldid.cpp(1336): _assert(writ == size); errno=28
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#38
You do realise you're responding to a closed account of a guy who is currently being legally chased due to various of his addons?
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#39
(2017-09-19, 21:07)DarrenHill Wrote: You do realise you're responding to a closed account of a guy who is currently being legally chased due to various of his sons?

My bad, I didn't realize about that. If anyone else could give me some pointers if there's a different command I can use to fix my Kodi issues crashing during startup, it would be greatly appreciated.
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#40
(2017-02-09, 01:22)Shani-08 Wrote: OK i am by no mean expert on ios JB however I am able to run the krypton nightly (i guess it was 17.1 rc1) but the version shouldn't matter.
I believe the signing in JB yalu is broken. The side load works but if you want normal Kodi installation to work then follow these steps.

What i did is simply signing the dylib and so files.

So run mobileterminal (install from Cydia if you don't have it)
logon as root so type
su
press enter and then enter root password. If you haven't changed it then default is alpine.

Now copy following line one by one press enter each time.

Code:
cd /Applications/Kodi.app
Code:
find $PWD/ -name *.so -exec ldid -S {} \;
Code:
find $PWD/ -name *.dylib -exec ldid -S {} \;


Last but not least, some streams were crashing Kodi and the log file was talking about H/W acceleration. After disabling the H/W acceleration it worked fine. This was tested on iPhone 6.
PSA:
If you're running stashing by coolstar replace the first line with
Code:
cd /var/db/stash/appsstash/Kodi.app
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