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    Question Help needed to delete files!!!

    Accidently i have put three files in a wrong directory !!!

    there was two file named Default _CARRIER.png and FSO_CARRIER.png(forgot to add ATT in these two) and third there is a patched springboard available
    but accidently i added string file to the folder

    Now i want to remove the files

    but the problem is that whenever i open ibrickr and click on the files the
    download and delete button !!!!

    Thy are not available i am using the ibrickr 0.91

    any help to give me the direct file path to delete those files through DOS commands(i hve iphoneinterface also )


    i need the DOS commands to delete them !!!Anyone knows what i have to type to delete them coz i tried by myself but it doesnt work!!
    Last edited by smokin; 10-25-2007 at 09:06 PM.

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    Try using iPhoneBrowser to delete the files.

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    in iphoneinterface, just type

    Code:
    rmdir file_to_remove
    that will delete them. in place of "file_to_remove" type the path and filename of the file you want to delete. so, i'm assuming you put those carrier files in the springboard directory and just named them wrong. if that's the case, you'd type

    Code:
    rmdir /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/Default_CARRIER.png
    rmdir /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/FSO_CARRIER.png
    and do the same for wherever you installed the springboard patch.

    you can also type putfile instead of rmdir and it will add files to your iphone in whatever path you type.
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