Xcode_Developer_Disk_Images VS Jitterbug

because the developer disk image of ios 15.7.7 has been not released yet. i guess thats about it you can access it in altserver files check this: https://github.com/mspvirajpatel/Xcode_Developer_Disk_Images/releases

You can’t "permanently" but you can use Jitterbug (If you have another iOS or iPadOS device and a computer, or you can use JitStreamer bur for me it stopped working and I can’t go in the website anymore. Maybe they ceased operations. Idk. So I’m using Jitterbug). If you don’t have AltStore, just go on this link The primary device will be the device you will play on. The secondary device will be the device you will use to enable JIT on your primary device. On the secondary device : If you are using AltStore, download JitterbugLite.ipa (not the normal ipa because it doesn’t work on AltStore, if you got Scarlet, download Jitterbug.ipa) on GitHub (osy/Jitterbug) and sideload it on AltStore/Scarlet. On your computer : Download the zip file that corresponds to your OS in the GitHub. It should appear right below the JitterbugLite.ipa/Jitterbug.ipa file. Download it, extract it, plug your primary device in your computer, launch it, accept the prompt on your second device, put on your passcode, exit the program, launch it back, then, in the folder where the program is, there should be a file with the extension .mobiledevicepairing. Transfer it to your secondary device and make sure it is in your Files app and also that you are in the same Wi-Fi network. Open Jitterbug, go to pairings, import the file you got from your computer, then click on Launcher, click on your primary device (it should appear like this : (if your device’s name is Random Name) Random-Name.local Click on the pairing file you imported. If it asks for a Developer Disk Image, go here and download the one that corresponds the OS of your primary device on your secondary device. Then open the zip file on the Files app. It should extract it and create a new folder. On Jitterbug, go to the Support Files and import the 2 files that are in the new folder. (DeveloperDiskImage.dmg and DeveloperDiskImage.dmg.signature) Then, go back to the Launcher section and click on your device again. Then select the Pairing File from earlier again. Then click on DeveloperDiskImage.dmg, then if it asks for a signature, select the pther one (DeveloperDiskImage.dmg.signature) If it doesn’t ask for a Developer Disk Image after clicking on the pairing file, it should say "Loading Pairing File" if it doesn’t work, make sure your device is unlocked and on the home screen, then close the Jitterbug app and relaunch it. Click on your primary device and select the pairing file. Then it should say "Loading Pairing File" then "Querying Installed Apps" When it’s done loading, search for PojavLauncher. (It’s in the alphabetical order) just click on the star next to it to make it first on your list everytime so you don’t have to look for it. Then just click on it and it will open PojavLauncher on your phone successfully with JIT.

iOS 14.6 developer disk image

Then, you will need to download the Developer Disk Image from https://github.com/mspvirajpatel/Xcode_Developer_Disk_Images/releases/

Efficient VMs on iPhone would be great. I experimented with sideloading Jitterbug (1) and using it to launch qemu, but the process currently requires a second device or setting up a VPN - in practice it was annoying.

I just want/need a Linux environment; coming from my laptop, I really miss rsync… FTP/SMB over VPN work but rsync is usually faster!

Fingers crossed that easily sideloading apps becomes a thing here in the US.

1: https://github.com/osy/Jitterbug

If you’re using a Developer certificate or some other certificate, that has VPN entitlements you can use Jitterbug.

You can still self host with JITStreamer, then theirs two alternatives, SideStore, made by the same devs, also lets you sideload and refresh on any Wi-Fi network. Then theirs JITterbug, that you just have to be on any Wi-Fi network, with (you need TrollStore, or paid dev cert to do with just one device or any other way to get VPN entitlements.) Or have another device other than the one you want the app with JIT on, and pair the two.

Jitterbug Pair (Windows 64)

For the last: UTM + JIT. Unfortunately it’s not on the AppStore, but those utilities will allow you to run any operating system (that doesn’t mean they’ll be useable). I use Debian ARM64 (with LXQt environment) on my iPad mini (A12) which runs fast enough to handle sublime text and one terminal window (but not a web browser ;_;). Some software won’t run on it like PSEint (unless you figure out how to compile it), but it’s faster than iSH and has more software compatibility than a-shell

you're going to need to get on your computer and download JitterbugPair (https://github.com/osy/Jitterbug/releases/latest). download the zip file that works on your device.

https://github.com/osy/Jitterbug Here's the recommended app for enabling JIT in UTM. There are instructions on the main page. The key point I found a little confusing is that the instructions are for setting it up on two separate devices, but if you're using TrollStore, the "primary device" and "secondary device" can be the same device (your iPhone). The end result is that launching UTM normally will open it without JIT, and using Jitterbug to launch UTM will enable JIT.

Jitterbug v.1.3.1