Cherokee was the first application I natively compiled on the iTouch. Just install gcc using Cydia (not toolchain!); perform:
sysctl -w security.mac.proc_enforce=0
sysctl -w security.mac.vnode_enforce=0
To get through the configure stage, prefix to /Applications/Cherokee.app and you can compile. The ldid -S signing needs to be done on binaries and libraries. If you are on Linux and want a toolchain I suggest the iphonedevonlinux-tutorial.
Cherokees don't wear feathers on their head. Do some research on the Cherokee People before you use their names.
Wohali100 2 years ago
Your little Indian logo is mildly racist. Reminds me of the Cleveland Indians logo.
Wohali100 2 years ago
Awesome! I'll try this
hansr69 2 years ago
Did you compile with tool-chain? It's possible that you write a tutorial?
Thanks
jefftodelimon 2 years ago
Cherokee was the first application I natively compiled on the iTouch. Just install gcc using Cydia (not toolchain!); perform:
sysctl -w security.mac.proc_enforce=0
sysctl -w security.mac.vnode_enforce=0
To get through the configure stage, prefix to /Applications/Cherokee.app and you can compile. The ldid -S signing needs to be done on binaries and libraries. If you are on Linux and want a toolchain I suggest the iphonedevonlinux-tutorial.
Skinkie 2 years ago