[ThinkandDrive]

I recently did the whole 1.0.2 > iUnlock > Virginize 1.0.2 > 1.1.1 upgrade > anySIM unlock ordeal. I found that things worked pretty well but Customize wiped out my icons. Found the solution to that with no problem. I replaced the M68AP.plist file and got my icons back.

It was then I decided that I didn't really use many of my third party applications that much and didn't want to have Customize on the iPhone any longer. I uninstalled Customize as well as the other third party apps I had (NES, and Mobile Money, I think they were). I couldn't uninstall the BSD Susbystem or Installer from Installer, obviously. So I used iNdependence to remove Installer. OpenSSH wasn't isntalled via Installer. It was installed using iNdependence, so that wasn't an option.

I wanted to retain the ability to SSH into the iPhone for future file tweaks and such, but keep it as stock as possible (with the exception of being unlocked ). I decided to change the T-Mobile carrier icon to AT&T, to further mask the hacks. However, I can no longer SSH or SFTP into the iPhone

I am getting connection refused.

I tried removing SSH from the iPhone using iNdependence (1.3.0 Beta, I think) and reinstalling it. It says it's successful. I've even reset the root password with iNdependence. At least, it says it was successful.

I have configured that I'm properly connected to my WiFi and am using the right IP address.

I tried to reinstall Installer with iNdependence, to see if I could get Term-VT100 installed and mess about in the Filesystem that way. No dice. It wouldn't install.

Everything seems to be working okay, except the EDGE settings, which I know is a known issue. That's one of the things I wanted to fix by SSHing. But now I can't.

Thoughts? Suggestions? Will an iTunes restore relock and jail the phone and will I need to start over? (Think that's been asked before, but in this situation, I'm hesitant to.)

[spuggied]

I'm in exactly the same situation - word for word! Any help much appreciated!

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[ThinkandDrive]

Well, I'm not sure what I did. In fact, I didn't do anything. But I got home the other night and tried to SSH in and it worked. So I hooked up to iNdependence and removed SSH for good measure and reinstalled again. I then went through my file system folder by folder deleting anything which might have been left behind by a third party app. I then changed the root password on SSH and left the darn thing alone. ;P

I wish I had some better advice for ya, spuggied. It just eventually worked for me somehow. Maybe it was a hung process or something and a few reboots fixed it?