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Hello, i have a iPhone 11 Pro Max and i tried to use Serotonin with the newest build as date of 08.01.2024. As described in the title Sileo and Zebra...
I pressed jelbrek and it kernel panicked. Here is the ips file of the kernel panic: [panic-full-2024-01-08-121734.000.txt](https://github.com/mineek/Serotonin/files/13866017/panic-full-2024-01-08-121734.000.txt)
Incident Identifier: 0D4D95BA-551F-4EAB-972A-545190366EA4 CrashReporter Key: f01a884fbe8382487cf6d00194c78d5c0e4b4314 Hardware Model: iPad13,11 Process: usprebooter [3921] Path: /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/5E8B516F-73ED-4650-AAF0-23D7121AB74E/usprebooter.app/usprebooter Identifier: pisshill.usprebooter Version: 1.0 (1) Code Type: ARM-64 (Native) Role: Foreground Parent Process: launchd [1] Coalition:...
Upon pressing the Jelbrek button in the Serotonin app it either kernel panics a split second later, or the app crashes and exits to the homescreen after a few seconds....
Even in this latest release my phone keeps on kernel panicking on iOS 16.6.1 iPhone 13 whenever I press jelbrek. I even did an iCloud erase and started in a...
When pressing jailbreak, I get a reboot (landa) then nothing happens Otherwise I press jailbreak it shows the iOS version and the build then the app exits itself. iPhone 14...
JELBREK I press the button. My phone turns off and on. The result does not change. not loading at all.It closes without loading anything. 