[luqven]

Yes, I REALLY DID. I was going through the sdk's folders and I found an applications one. I just put the installer app in there and POOF i had it on the spring board.
Just one problem...it does not launch. But i know why, i am missing all of the files the installer needs in var/rrot/mobile/media since i cannot acces those files in the simulator. If anybody can tell me how to get to var/root/mobile/media on the simulator that would be great
YouTube video coming soon...
YouTube Video

[iBook]

try /users//library/application support/iPhone Simulator/User/Media
Hope This Helps

[JedixJarf]

Umm, I was able to do this with the first beta, then transfer it to my iPhone. You wont get it to work though since it was written for 1.1.3/4 and not 2.0.

[alan@LEI]

Why don't you try adding Cydia to the iPhone Simulator (Beta 8?)

[moppsy]

Originally Posted by luqven

Just one problem...it does not launch. But i know why, i am missing all of the files the installer needs in var/rrot/mobile/media since i cannot acces those files in the simulator.

Not quite. It's not going to work because it's not built for the right architecture.
The simulator runs x86 code, while the iPhone runs ARM code.
You need the source code and must recompile it to run in the simulator.

[tommy202]

I did this with customize but it didnt launch either wont work bro moppsy is right everything needs compiled prop!

[Matthew98]

The reason it didn't work is because the binary is for arm processor, and not for intel or ppc