[richardl]

If like me you've jailbroken you iPod Touch with jailbreakme.com.

I've found that many iPhone apps don't run unless you first install the BSD Subsystem first. The apps will start up and maybe display a splash screen then crash back to the home screen. But if you install the BSD Subsystem it seems to fix this problem.

[Ramm]

Hmm, I'll remove BSD Subsystem and see if it makes a difference.

Edit: Apparently the BSD Subsystem can't be removed once it's installed, only reinstalled. I guess we'll have to take your word for it.

[lupka]

This thread seems relatively pointless.

[Cody Overcash]

Originally Posted by richardl

If like me you've jailbroken you iPod Touch with jailbreakme.com.

I've found that many iPhone apps don't run unless you first install the BSD Subsystem first. The apps will start up and maybe display a splash screen then crash back to the home screen. But if you install the BSD Subsystem it seems to fix this problem.

that's correct.

[wil32]

BSD then unix subsys,

better use SFTP to install all of those