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Merry christmas everyone!!!!!!

madness began... following the flood of questions. unbelievable. silence over a week later. Do not forget to give thanks

Great day, great team, life is beautiful. patience has paid off

From twitter: sherif hashim
Patience, any delay in the 3g/3gs unlock release thru the dev team blog is in favor of 100% reliable and issue free unlock :)

I found a nice user entry on a german iPhone forum giving some examples how to quickly restore all Cydia applications after a full iPhone firmware upgrade or a restore. No more searching around in Cydia for all the packages you had installed before. A few preparational steps and you could save a lot of time later on.

Create and backup a list of all your Cydia installed packages:

(1) Login via SSH into your iPhone (check old posts to know how to do that)

(2) Create a list of all your via Cydia installed packages by using this command:
dpkg -l | grep ^ii | awk '{print $2}' > /private/var/mobile/Media/installed.txt

(3) Copy the file “installed.txt” to your computer using SFTP or e.g. DiskAid.

Thats it. Now you can safely resotre or upgrade you phone. Make sure, Cydia is installed by using QuckPwn or PwnageTool.

Re-install all packages:

(1) Make sure you install OpenSSH with Cydia. Open Cydia, search for the OpenSSH package and install it. Then install all Repositories you had installed before: Open Cydia, go to “Sections” and open up “Repositories” and choose all you used before. Otherwise Cydia will not find all packages to restore.

(2) Copy the file “installed.txt” back to your device using using SFTP or DiskAid.

(3) Login into your iPhone using root:

ssh -l root (IP-number of your iPhone)

(4) This was edited and updated, so only new packages will be installed. Enter:
dpkg -l | grep ^ii | awk '{print $2}' > /private/var/mobile/Media/installed-new.txt
then
diff /private/var/mobile/Media/installed-new.txt /private/var/mobile/Media/installed.txt | grep ^\> | awk '{print $2}' > /private/var/mobile/Media/installed-todo.txt
then
apt-get install `cat /private/var/mobile/Media/installed-todo.txt`

(5) You will not see all installed applications, because the iPhone did not re-spring. So the easiest solution would be a “reboot” –> reboot now!

I keep my promise - greetings from Tenerife! Hard good work here.

congratulations to you and your wife! I wish her and the baby, good health!

From Twitter: "pod2g OSX build of greenpois0n done. Will be out quick".

The $8 million iPhone 4 is out. Only two of the handsets will ever be made.
I wonder if the lucky owners will come here to ask for JB or unlock...