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...ne or iphone simulator frameworks yourself, place them in a custom include directory and pass the -I option through the compiler like so: ..../gcc -I "YOUR INCLUDE DIRECTORY".......

...ion called in stage 2 (gogo_software_update) - the decrypted files are in /private/var/software_update/foo.pkg //Program arguments : pre.bom, directory containing the extract patches (cpio -i <archive.cpio), target.bom to be cr

This is the root directory for [[iOS]]. The firmware listing of these folders follow very closely to t * {{ipfw|.HFS+ Private Directory Data}} (not present in the newer iOS versions)

.... To work around this issue, there is a symlink at /var that redirects to /private/var. ...formation pertaining to an application or the system. State information is data that programs modify while they run, and that pertains to one specific host

.... As of [[iOS|iPhone OS]] 1.1.3, user data is not stored here, but in [[:/private/var/mobile]] as [[SpringBoard]] is now launched under '''mobile'''. ...display a video when the device wasn't in use. (1.1.3 and newer use the [[/private/var/mobile|mobile]] user, not root.)

New user apps are installed via iTunes or the App Store in the [[/private/var/mobile/Applications]] folder. ...he user directory ([[/private/var/root]] for iPhone OS 1.1.2 and lower, [[/private/var/mobile]] for iPhone OS 1.1.3 and later). Used by Apple Stores.

...des]] are here, as with any other [[wikipedia:Unix-like|*nix]] system. The directory is read-only as its files don't actually exist and are transparently handle | (NAND, [[/private/var|user partition]])

...At Startup/iPhone Temporary Files/Firmware/device_map.txt: No such file or directory ...ss -1 //starting [[iPhone Restore Daemon#update_NOR]] routine. Loading NOR data to flash

...tory of the non-root user (mobile). User data and media are stored in this directory (for example, iTunes music resides in {{ipfw|Media/iTunes Control/Music}}). {{parent|private|var}}

*Placing it in some directory in your target devices, take note for the location. <string>private</string>

The data itself is encrypted with AES-256 CBC. *Windows XP: <code>%HOMEPATH%\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\{UDID}</code>

...iPhone Updater Logs</code> (on OSX) or <code>[Username folder]\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPhone Updater Logs</code> (on Windows) in case of so Referenced from: /private/var/root/ramrod/./ramrod