How to change root password on iOS3.2, iOS4, iOS5, and iPad 2

First of all, you'll need to be jailbroken. Second, this will work with all versions of iOS that can run OpenSSH (I believe all after OS 2.0). Hope this helps and thanks for watching.

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[iRespring]

good vid, yo need to talk some more though

[pcandps3gamerman]

@iRespring thanks bro, and I try but I hate my camera voice :P

[BHibbard95]

@sexyquickscoper ikr xD 

[sexyquickscoper]

@BHibbard95 oh and that ip will work because its another way of saying local host :D which is your ip

[sexyquickscoper]

@BHibbard95 yer, but they invented installous and app sync for a reason :D

[BHibbard95]

yeh thanks thishelped a lot. oh btw you need to mention that viewers will have to type in their own ip address as the host. not necessarilly 127.0.0.1 cause thats just your one. thats all :)

[BHibbard95]

lol $10, do they expect people to actually pay that much?

[xuanster]

thanks man! help a lot!