IBugger - Revision history

Q3k at 16:36, 9 January 2023

2023-01-09T16:36:08Z

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	{{outdated\|reason=~~Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in~~ [[~~emCORE~~]].}}		{{outdated\|reason=[[WInd3x\|wInd3x]] is now the main tool used by developers to experiment with iPods.}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]
	The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.		The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.

User890104 at 02:27, 9 November 2011

2011-11-09T02:27:32Z

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	* Very little changes needed to the code being debugged, to allow running it in iBugger		* Very little changes needed to the code being debugged, to allow running it in iBugger

	There are iBugger ~~Loader~~ releases for the 2G and 4G Nanos.		There are iBugger releases for the 2G and 4G Nanos.

Farthen at 20:55, 24 May 2011

2011-05-24T20:55:38Z

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	{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emCORE]].}}		{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emCORE]].}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]

User890104 at 10:31, 24 May 2011

2011-05-24T10:31:01Z

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	{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emCORE]].}}		{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emCORE]].}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]
	The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.		The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.
	===iBugger Loader===		===iBugger Loader===
	iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://~~bit~~.ly/~~oXZRO~~ here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.		iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://theseven.freemyipod.org/download/snapshot-201003100612-public.7z here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.

	You can think of iBugger Loader as a simplified version of iBugger that can fit in a notes file. While it is useful for simple operations, its main purpose is to load the iBugger Core. There are iBugger Loader releases for the 2G and 4G Nanos.		You can think of iBugger Loader as a simplified version of iBugger that can fit in a notes file. While it is useful for simple operations, its main purpose is to load the iBugger Core. There are iBugger Loader releases for the 2G and 4G Nanos.

TheSeven at 23:07, 28 March 2011

2011-03-28T23:07:05Z

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	{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[~~emBIOS~~]].}}		{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emCORE]].}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]
	The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.		The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.

Farthen: Reverted edits by Owixyze (talk) to last revision by Farthen

2010-11-24T00:15:41Z

Reverted edits by Owixyze (talk) to last revision by Farthen

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	{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].}}		{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]

Owixyze at 23:01, 23 November 2010

2010-11-23T23:01:35Z

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	{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].}}		{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]

Farthen at 23:42, 6 August 2010

2010-08-06T23:42:50Z

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			{{outdated\|reason=Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].}}
	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]
	~~'''Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].'''~~ The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.		The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.
	===iBugger Loader===		===iBugger Loader===
	iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://bit.ly/oXZRO here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.		iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://bit.ly/oXZRO here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.

Cmwslw at 17:22, 3 August 2010

2010-08-03T17:22:55Z

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	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]
	The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.		'''Starting August 3, 2010, development of iBugger has stopped in favor of a more useful debugger in [[emBIOS]].''' The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.
	===iBugger Loader===		===iBugger Loader===
	iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://bit.ly/oXZRO here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.		iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://bit.ly/oXZRO here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.

Cmwslw at 05:21, 13 July 2010

2010-07-13T05:21:34Z

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	[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]		[[File:iBL_greeting.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger Loader]]
			The two iBugger utilities use a Python script that handles USB communication with the iPod.
	===iBugger Loader===		===iBugger Loader===
	iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://bit.ly/oXZRO here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.		iBugger Loader is the loader for iBugger, a debugger written by TheSeven. It is a .htm file invoked via the notes exploit. iBugger Loader allows code to be uploaded and data to be dumped through USB. The most recent released version of the iBugger package is located [http://bit.ly/oXZRO here]. iBugger Loader can also be used to upload arbitrary unsigned code without space restrictions (besides RAM size), and it removes the hassle of having to boot to disk mode all the time to upload new code.

			You can think of iBugger Loader as a simplified version of iBugger that can fit in a notes file. While it is useful for simple operations, its main purpose is to load the iBugger Core. There are iBugger Loader releases for the 2G and 4G Nanos.
	===iBugger (Core)===		===iBugger (Core)===
	[[File:iBL_logo.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger]]		[[File:iBL_logo.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|right\|iBugger]]
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	* Debugging console (printf and other functions available to uploaded code, which will print via USB to a console on the attached PC. The client (PC) side is still read-only, but the core would support a bidirectional console. Feel free to add this on the PC side)		* Debugging console (printf and other functions available to uploaded code, which will print via USB to a console on the attached PC. The client (PC) side is still read-only, but the core would support a bidirectional console. Feel free to add this on the PC side)
	* Very little changes needed to the code being debugged, to allow running it in iBugger		* Very little changes needed to the code being debugged, to allow running it in iBugger

			There are iBugger Loader releases for the 2G and 4G Nanos.