[DaveiPhone]

For those who still love iToggle, like I do, here's a little tip:

You can control Screenshot with it as well as many other services like AFP Server, lighttpd, apache, tinyproxy and so on. Here's are the settings I use to activate and deactivate Screenshot:

icon: screenshot
Label: Screenshot
parameters: &
processname: screenshot
processpath: /usr/bin/screenshot/

Now that's one less app I need on Springboard, since the I don't change the other settings in Screenshot.

[buzios]

Originally Posted by 2petros

DONT USE ITOGGLE app WITH 1.1.2. after turning off the phone (option) in the app menu it froze my phone, it wont start anymore. i see the white apple and a loading wheel , it keeps rebooting every few minutes. I can still see it in Itunes and DEMOCRACY2.

Help, any suggestions on how to proceed fixing it ?
Its an original 1.0.2 jail broken, upgraded to 1.1.1 unlocked and recently up grated to 1.1.2.

Currently my iPhone has firmware 1.1.1.
A friend running 1.1.2 reported a similar problem (if not the same) with iToggle and 1.1.2.

What iToggle does when you press the Phone off switch is stop CommCenter.
here is the code:
system("launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist");

My friend could bring his phone back to life by restarting CommCenter via command line.
telneting to the phone and typing the following command:
launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

Based on his report it looks like the phone still works but for some reason the SpringBoard app dies on 1.1.2.

[rperalta]

Originally Posted by buzios

Currently my iPhone has firmware 1.1.1.
A friend running 1.1.2 reported a similar problem (if not the same) with iToggle and 1.1.2.

What iToggle does when you press the Phone off switch is stop CommCenter.
here is the code:
system("launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist");

My friend could bring his phone back to life by restarting CommCenter via command line.
telneting to the phone and typing the following command:
launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist

Based on his report it looks like the phone still works but for some reason the SpringBoard app dies on 1.1.2.

When do you plan to release a new version that would work for 1.1.2?

[Imahottguy]

This is good to know NOW. Thanks alot. My iPhone (1.1.2) is now non booting.

I'm going to attempt to start it w/ iPHUC.

You need to put a disclaimer in your installer source regarding this app and 1.1.2

EDIT:

I'm in iPHUC, now what?

What do I do to start the com.apple.CommCenter.plist??

I try activate, no go.
I try startservices, you guessed it.

How do I get the phone to boot?


I even try 'enterrecovery' with no luck.

[buzios]

Originally Posted by rperalta

When do you plan to release a new version that would work for 1.1.2?

iToggle 1.0.5 can be downloaded from http://web.newsguy.com/marcio/iphone/itoggle/

It has new features and disables the "Phone switch" on 1.1.2 firmware

[rperalta]

Originally Posted by buzios

iToggle 1.0.5 can be downloaded from http://web.newsguy.com/marcio/iphone/itoggle/

It has new features and disables the "Phone switch" on 1.1.2 firmware

Hi buzios,

Awesome, I'll download it when I get home after work?

It would be nice if you can add this to the Installer in the future (I could have downloaded it and don't have to wait after work).

Thanks!

[stefimke]

I installed iToggle 1.0.5 ... but I cannot "turn" the EDGE (neither the BT) switch anymore! It's grayed out!

Damn... I'm thinking of going back to 1.0.4 again, that one worked fine for me!

[Lumandris]

Whenever I try and launch iToggle (1.0.5) it opens, then quits. It never stays open long enough to see the list of services...

Of note, I have Customize.app installed but not Summerboard (it was making things crash)... Fresh restore -> Jailbreak just today (because of Summerboard crashing apps).

Any clues?

[dwabraxus]

I had had the same issue. It means that your daemons.plist file is bad. For me I had an 'icon' header that pointed to a non existent file, AFP . I swapped it for 'wifi' and it works fine now.

They need to code in a fallback for if the file is not found, so the app does not crash.

I attached my daemons.plist in the zip below to make it easier to understand.

Also make sure if you are running AFPD to remove the /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.core.afpd* file so that iToggle can manage it. Otherwise it will just relaunch when iToggle closes.

Have not gotten firefly to work well yet. I had issues starting and stopping the service. Any help would be appreciated.

[javanetllc]

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[javanetllc]

In my experience, the actual com.apple.CommCenter.plist file gets corrupted when disabling the phone feature with iToggle, and I am using Firmware 1.1.1 on an OTB 1.1.2 phone. I figured I would disable the phone/edge feature altogether since I am unable to unlock this phone yet (due to the 1.1.2 OTB firmware), and that caused all kinds of problems. Applications like Email stopped working and the phone has random crashes, probably due to application calls to services that are not running and a lack of proper exception handling thereof.

Attached is a working copy of the com.apple.CommCenter.plist file. I copied the file from another iPhone over to this one and it worked fine, or you can use WinSCP or other similar application to SFTP into the phone using OpenSSH on the iPhone and just edit the file.

[buzios]

Originally Posted by javanetllc

In my experience, the actual com.apple.CommCenter.plist file gets corrupted when disabling the phone feature with iToggle, and I am using Firmware 1.1.1 on an OTB 1.1.2 phone. I figured I would disable the phone/edge feature altogether since I am unable to unlock this phone yet (due to the 1.1.2 OTB firmware), and that caused all kinds of problems. Applications like Email stopped working and the phone has random crashes, probably due to application calls to services that are not running and a lack of proper exception handling thereof.

Attached is a working copy of the com.apple.CommCenter.plist file. I copied the file from another iPhone over to this one and it worked fine, or you can use WinSCP or other similar application to SFTP into the phone using OpenSSH on the iPhone and just edit the file.

iToggle does not change in any way com.apple.CommCenter.plist directly.

When the Phone switch is pressed, iToggle "calls"

"launchctl load/unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.CommCenter.plist"

launchctl then changes the "Disabled key" in the plist

If the plist is being corrupted your launchctl is not working properly.