jamie72 / Yalu-X

Fork of kpwn/yalu102 with fixes for dropbear, Cydia reinstallation and graphical updates

Yalu X (Modified yalu102)

A "work in progress" iOS jailbreak for 64-bit devices created by qwertyoruiopz and marcograssi.

Modifications to yalu102 in this fork are done by MTAC, all other credit to qwertyoruiopz and marcograssi

Supported Devices and iOS versions

Device	Version
iPhone 5S	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPhone SE	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPhone 6(+)	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPhone 6S(+)	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPad Air	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPad Air 2	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPad Mini 2	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPad Mini 3	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPad Mini 4	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPad Pro	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2
iPod touch (6G)	iOS 10.0.0 -> iOS 10.2

Warnings

This jailbreak is a work in progress. Some things do not work, but most things do. iPhone 7 does not work with this specific fork of yalu102.

As mentioned in the original fork, this is still a beta. Use at your own risk

Installation

For this specific fork of Yalu, download or use git clone, or use the .ipa file below with Cydia Impactor

IPA Latest(Beta 6)

IPA Stable(Beta 4)

For manual installation: Download or use git clone. Open the .xcodeproj file and add your own bundle identifier and select your build team. Make sure your device is connected and chosen as the destination, then click run.

Fix for deleted Cydia, but /.installed_yaluX exists

I decided to add the fix here instead of on the device as if anything went wrong, I wouldn't want to be responible for any loss of a jailbreak.

Steps to fix

1. Connect to your device via SSH as root. For me on my MacBook, I use iPhoneTunnel, but any root SSH tunnel will work. You can also use something like iFunBox if you have installed Apple File Conduit 2. This can also be done through Filza if you do not have a computer.

2. Browse to the / directory, and delete the /.installed_yaluX file. Over SSH it would be "cd / && rm .installed_yaluX" without quotes.

3. Visit http://apt.saurik.com/debs/cydia_1.1.30_iphoneos-arm.deb and download it. Place it in a directory you can remember, then run dpkg -i /path/to/cydia 1.1.30.deb as root. This will reinstall Cydia to your homescreen. If it doesn't appear, try running uicache as root over SSH.