Fix Pangu iOS 9/9.0.2 Jailbreak Error 0A Stuck At 45%, Cydia Crash, More [Troubleshooting Guide]

Excitement levels are at an elevate high at the moment in the jailbreak community. The release of an untethered jailbreak solution for all devices compatible with iOS 9 by the Pangu Team managed to pretty much blindside everyone, but also once again bring jailbreaking to everyone’s attention. No matter what Apple do, those resourceful researchers and developers still manage to find a way around iOS’ security mechanisms. With iOS device owners from all over the world downloading and attempting to jailbreak iOS 9, we’re going to take a look at some of the common issues that could occur and how to rectify them.

Here are some of the known issues as are being voiced by jailbreaking fans across the globe, coupled together with possible solutions.

Find all fix tutorials of pangu iOS 9 jailbreak errors here

Jay Freeman aka Saurik (the founder of Cydia) has just released the latest update for Cydia Substrate with build 0.9.6000, which comes close on the heels of iOS 9 jailbreak release from Pangu. The update brings a host of tweaks to the existing Cydia Substrate to make it compatible with the newly released iOS 9 jailbreak.

‘Start’ Jailbreak Button Grayed Out

This one isn’t exactly an error, but it’s enough to mean that you can’t even attempt to jailbreak the device. If this is a problem that’s affecting you, then it is advised to (re)install the latest version of iTunes on your Windows machine and then try to connect your device by USB at least once. You can grab the latest iTunes from here.

Cydia Not Showing Up

If you think everything has gone smoothly, but there’s no Cydia app present on the device then don’t panic. The advice here is to launch the native Photos app within iOS before running the newly 

installed Pangu application. Exit out of the Photos app, run the new Pangu app and grant access when prompted. Cydia should then show up.

iOS 8.4.1 Jailbreak Source Code Released, Download It From Here

An Italian student, named Luca Todesco, has just pushed the source code for jailbreak iOS 8.4.1 to GitHub. According to the developer, the code can be used to jailbreak your device and you will be able to install OpenSSH. The developer also notes that users should hold back from installing Cydia for the time being if you’re making the leap to jailbreak iOS 8.4.1.

The code, which the developer is calling Yalu, is quite technical in terms of usage and might not be for everyone to try out just yet. But given that the source code has been made public, it’s a sure shot sign that the iOS 8.4.1 jailbreak solution will be with us sooner rather than later.

The source code alone gives you the ability to jailbreak iOS 8.4.1 if you know what you are doing, which in turns provides OpenSSH access. However, note that because this jailbreak is incomplete, it does not install cydia, and it is recommended you don’t install it manually.

Before you run off to get Yalu, the source code for iOS 8.4.1 jailbreak from Todesco’s page, keep in mind that there are some limitations and it’s not useable for everyone yet. First of all, this source code required users with technical skills rather than anyone because it’s not a one-click jailbreak tool yet. Todesco also noted on the description that Yalu is not entirely completed.

The incomplete souse code not support both tethered and untethered boot it support only tethered boot yet , if you advance user you can download souse code and it can tethered iOS 8.4.1 , it is ability to install OpenSSH of the iDevices , it cannot install cydia because incomplete jailbreak process , we will advice to you don’t install it manually.

So as of now, we suggest you stay at the iOS 8.4.1 and do not try to jailbreak your device using these source code unless you are an advanced iOS users with technical knowledge of compiling the source code and creating an executable file may have any chance with jailbreaking your device on iOS 8.4.1. You’d better wait for a mature iOS 9.x jailbreak if you can’t read the code. Let’s wait and watch, popular jailbreaker such as TaiG and Pangu team is working on the iOS 9 and 8.4.1 Jailbreak.

Yalu iOS 8.4.1

Yalu is a jailbreak tool in development by a brand new face in the jailbreak scene the new jailbreaker has the help of two big companies taig & pangu he also has help from the ios hacker ih8tesn0w the yalu jailbreak will use the same method as pangu’s ios 7 jailbreak did it will install a simple jailbreak app which you have to open once opened cydia.deb is injected into the phone with root access the developer is now in the process in making the tool compatible with almost every idevice he has also confirmed that it will be ported over to PC from Mac when stable.

Taig 9.0.2 Jailbreak Update

iOS 9 Jailbreak would be a great success for the community. In the way, TaiG team had tested and announced that they successfully tested Jailbreak iOS 9, iOS 9.0.2, iOS 9.0.1 and iOS 9.0.3 or iOS 9.1 with the beta release of iOS 9. Now, when iOS 9 can be jailbreak using TaiG, it would be really a great to see how early the team releases their untethered jailbreak 9. However, Apple can patch these exploits any time during iOS 9.0.1 update.

iOS 9.0.2 free download

iOS 9.0.2 TaiG Jailbreak Untethered iOS 9 Development, as Apple issues their 9.0.2 iOS update. Complete details on future 9.0.x firmwares can be found here 

Download iOS 9.0.2 Cydia in addition to iOS 9.0.2 Install Cydia–TaiG Download 2.3

At the same time as the Pangu magazine of iOS 9.0.2 Jailbreak was deliberation to release for a moment previously Apple liberation the newspaper of iOS 9.0.2 at the WWDC happening, it locate to the side the cydia enthusiast in uneasiness. A Latin circumstances announcement envision by way of the principle of Pangu might manage to survive reorganize iOS 9.0.2 Jailbreak as immediately the some time ago Apple establish on iOS 9.0.2, the iPhone producer will not be capable of quadrangle iOS 9.0.2 cydia.

Compatibility – Supporting Devices For iOS 9.0.2

• iPhone 6S plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S
• iPad 2, iPad 3rd generation, iPad 4th generation, iPad Air, iPad Air 2
• iPad Mini, iPad Mini 2, iPad Mini 3
• iPod 6th gen, iPod 5th gen

Overview of iOS 9.0.2 cydia Update

iOS 9.0.2 has been released for iPhones/iPads/iDevices as a security patched free iOS update for its earlier versions of iOS 9.0 and 9.0.1. iOS 9.0.2 update has bug fixes of cellular data iOS problem, iMessage activation iPhone problem, iCloud Backup issue in iPhone, screen rotation problems of iOS 9.0.1 etc., this update of iOs 9.0.2 may not be the final update. Apple Inc., may release iOS 9.1 in the nearby feature which is expected to have iOS 9.1 emoji and compatibility with iPad Pro and Apple TV.

I’ll deal with these issues in more depth in my dedicated iOS 9.0.2 upgrade guide, but in short: if you have upgraded to iOS 9 there’s now no going back. By contrast if you are still running iOS 8.x (and about 50% of iOS devices still are) then I would advise you wait until iOS 9.1 appears sometime in late October/mid November.