How to fix the gsc.wildcat error in Cydia for FullForce (iPad)

How-to guide: http://bit.ly/i9GiZ2

A lot of people who have been trying to get around the "gsc.wildcat" dependency error in Cydia (when trying to install FullForce for iPad) just can't figure out how. So after a little bit of experimenting, I was able to easily get passed this roadblock.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• gsc.wildcat
• fullforce
• rpetrich
• cydia
• jailbreak
• ipad
• ios
• 3.2
• 3.2.1
• 3.2.2
• 4.2
• 4.2.1
• redsn0w
• tethered

[w4s17]

i followed all the way into "springboard.app" directory but there is no k48ap.plist

what should i do?

[gumballtech]

@w4s17 If you're on an iPad, then K48AP.plist is definitely inside of the SpringBoard.app folder.

[stefbcrich]

@gumballtech if is not there what should i do?

[gumballtech]

@stefbcrich If you're on an iPad 1, then it has to be there. If you're on an iPad 2, then it'll be something like K9[number]AP.plist. You shouldn't be having this error if on an iPad 2 anyway.

[formulanerd]

why not just SSH? this is a waste of time

[gumballtech]

@formulanerd SSH sucks. Slow, battery drainer, inconvenient...

[gumballtech]

@thedigitalson Open the plist with the text editor instead of the property list editor.

[thedigitalson]

nevermind,!! installed nano and edited through SSH ;) cheers!

[thedigitalson]

I do not see the same screen as in your video. when I open the .plist, I see capabilities and iconState "dictionaries"..... What do you do from there?