SBSettings 6.0 Released, iOS 6 Supported

[Anthony Bouchard]

The evad3rs have announced that the evasi0n untethered iOS 6 jailbreak will be released on Monday, so what better way for developers to prepare than to get their jailbreak tweaks prepared for users to download? Highly popular toggle platform SBSettings has been updated to version 6.0 Sunday, adding complete compatibility with iOS 6.

The main problem with SBSettings before this update that kept us from calling it iOS 6-compatible was that the Airplane Mode toggle, when tapped, would cause the SpringBoard to crash. With version 6.0 of SBSettings, the Airplane Mode toggle is no longer a dependency, so it’s no longer installed with SBSettings by default. The developer of the Airplane Mode SBSettings toggle will need to update his toggle before it can be used with iOS 6.

Just like SBSettings 5, SBSettings 6 can be used via Activator (swipe Status Bar by default), or from Notification Center. Additional toggles can be downloaded from Cydia, however they’re not all compatible with iOS 6 at this point in time. SBSettings’ stock toggles include 3G, Bluetooth, Data, Location, and Wi-Fi. In addition to toggles, a Brightness slider button, and a Processes button are also made available. All of the stock toggles work just fine with iOS 6.

When the jailbreak hits tomorrow, you can grab SBSettings 6 from the BigBoss repository for free.

[Simon]

Sweet. This will be the first thing that gets installed on my iPhone 5.

[Raybeast]

I see you have 302 available ram, 4 or 4s?!

[Anthony Bouchard]

I see you have 302 availed ram, 4 or 4s?!

iPhone 4.

Also, the free RAM is 258MB. You pointed out storage.

[Cmds187]

# 1 Final testing and preparation. Come back soon!

Next step: Release!

[Raybeast]

iPhone 4.

Also, the free RAM is 258MB. You pointed out storage.

Haha, my bad! Hey by the way can you answer a quick question? I am on a tethered jailbreak right now. Except for the inconvenient rebooting is there any other downsides of not having a untethered jailbreak?

[Simon]

Haha, my bad! Hey by the way can you answer a quick question? I am on a tethered jailbreak right now. Except for the inconvenient rebooting is there any other downsides of not having a untethered jailbreak?

Nope, that's pretty much it.

[2k1]

This will be my first tweak as well

[Anthony Bouchard]

Haha, my bad! Hey by the way can you answer a quick question? I am on a tethered jailbreak right now. Except for the inconvenient rebooting is there any other downsides of not having a untethered jailbreak?

The inconvenience of booting up is really the only downfall of a tethered jailbreak. They're the same apart from that.

[pakitos]

Is there a tweak for putting the Wifi, BT, bright, flash toggles under the lockscreen clock without the need of installing more stuff like Lockinfo, ISX, etc...?

I use SBSettings but I want something easier.

[Raybeast]

The inconvenience of booting up is really the only downfall of a tethered jailbreak. They're the same apart from that.

Good to hear. I installed so many packages from Cydia, and I rarely reboot so it's not worth upgrading my jailbreak.

[Anthony Bouchard]

Is there a tweak for putting the Wifi, BT, bright, flash toggles under the lockscreen clock without the need of installing more stuff like Lockinfo, ISX, etc...?

I use SBSettings but I want something easier.

IntelliScreenX 6 or LockInfo 5 will let you put Notification Center widgets on the lock screen. Then you can use NCSettings on your lock screen.

I don't remember any others.

Good to hear. I installed so many packages from Cydia, and I rarely reboot so it's not worth upgrading my jailbreak.

With iOS 6.1, it's different. You're tethered with a bootup from 6.0. That can get glitchy. I would recommend doing the untether.

If you were booting tethered with iOS 6.1 (redsn0w doesn't support that yet), then I'd say otherwise.

[Raybeast]

IntelliScreenX 6 or LockInfo 5 will let you put Notification Center widgets on the lock screen. Then you can use NCSettings on your lock screen.

I don't remember any others.



With iOS 6.1, it's different. You're tethered with a bootup from 6.0. That can get glitchy. I would recommend doing the untether.

If you were booting tethered with iOS 6.1 (redsn0w doesn't support that yet), then I'd say otherwise.

I'm on 6.0.1

[Anthony Bouchard]

I'm on 6.0.1

Go to 6.1.

[russian711]

93% getting really close.

[mlevine54]

93 percent!!!!

[[email protected]]

I agree with Anthony---- some of the glitchy-ness will be noticed in Cydia if you try too fast to queue items for download, you may notice Cydia closes and you have to start over. I notice this on fresh restores even, but only tethered jailbreaks.

Will the untether run right over a tethered jailbreak like the last jailbreaks, or do we have to wait to see? I'm not sure if the team has said or not.

[Anthony Bouchard]

I agree with Anthony---- some of the glitchy-ness will be noticed in Cydia if you try too fast to queue items for download, you may notice Cydia closes and you have to start over. I notice this on fresh restores even, but only tethered jailbreaks.

Will the untether run right over a tethered jailbreak like the last jailbreaks, or do we have to wait to see? I'm not sure if the team has said or not.

Better to start fresh. Less chance of error.

[barsoverbeats]

Yeah baby

[hoshilove]

Nice.