Ausha1/palen1x

Linux distro that lets you install palera1n.
It aims to be easy to use, have a nice interface and support 32 and 64 bit CPUs.

Warnings

Use -f -c or -f -B for Rootful when creating fakeFS/bindFS, you also must use only -f to boot fakeFS/bindFS, otherwise it'll spit out an error saying that you already created the fakeFS/bindFS or it'll freeze without fakeFS/bindFS.
- (-f -B won't work on 16.x).
This distro's purpose is to make palera1n easier and more intuitive(with TUI) to use within a stripped down distribution. Each option in palera1n_options correlates to what can be found in palera1n documentation. I am not including flags that the user will most likely never need, for example, -i. Further documentation on palera1n can be found here.
A9 and below devices may need to rerun the jailbreak if it gets stuck on PongoOS booting. If palera1n is stuck, press CTRL + C and type exit to go back into palen1x_menu, and rerun palera1n (make sure you don't force reboot, if you do you may need to rerun this process).
On A11, you must disable your passcode while in the jailbroken state (on iOS 16, you need to reset your device before proceeding with palera1n on A11).

Make an iCloud/iTunes backup before using, so that you can go back if something goes wrong.

To change the version of palen1x, either change version file, or manually specify it with ./build.sh.

Execute these commands on a Debian-based system.

git clone https://github.com/palera1n/palen1x.git
cd palen1x
sudo ./build.sh