From my experience, switching out the icon.png in the AppStore apps will cause them to break. I only have one jailbroken 2.0 device to try it on, but it's happened every time I've done it. It could probably be hacked in with an hour or two of work though, and if people really want to see that, I'd certainly try to get it to work.

i am interest too, if you make it i will switch to fw 2

Demo video should run us through the process, right?

not work for me ! i have this :
-sh: /usr/local/sbin/sr: Permission denied
EDIT1:
I set permission 755 for sr file and it work !

Last edited by m3hd1 (Jul 21, 2008 2:52 pm)

Sakurina wrote:

You might have to chmod the file and set permissions correctly.

'chmod 777 sr' when you're in /usr/local/bin and it should work then.

Yes it work

Yeah, that can't be done without actually modifying SpringBoard in one way or another and I lack the technical knowhow to do that. Sorry. :S

I am really new to terminal and stuff so I have no clue how to do this. I used CyberDuck to create that path. Then I tried opening Terminal and ssh into it.
Now what do I do?

EDIT: Nevermind for some reason my Mac renamed sr to sr.sh and opened it with Coda. Now that I delete the extension it works.

Last edited by Mac Intosh (Jul 21, 2008 3:37 pm)

impressive

Awesome work man

deliciousj wrote:

oxeneers wrote:

Damn! THE ONLY thing you didn't tell us how to do is the battery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Put the battery images in a folder named "Battery" in the same folder as the theme you are using.

What do they have to be named?

EDIT: Nevermind, they can be named default and it works. Anyways, this frickin thing rocks. Thanks so much OP.

Last edited by oxeneers (Jul 22, 2008 12:29 am)

I think it has a problem with the Applications folder if they've been moved (by Cydia) and is now linked by an alias.  But I'm not entirely sure, it would throw up an error claiming to be unable to find my Applications folder:

** Backing up application icons:
/usr/local/sbin/sr:107:in `chdir': Not a directory - /Applications/.DS_Store (Errno::ENOTDIR)
    from /usr/local/sbin/sr:107:in `backup'
    from /usr/local/sbin/sr:420

However it could be some kind of error on my end, I just tried it then replaced my battery images and status bar.

RasaFrasa wrote:

I think it has a problem with the Applications folder if they've been moved (by Cydia) and is now linked by an alias.  But I'm not entirely sure, it would throw up an error claiming to be unable to find my Applications folder:

Code:

** Backing up application icons:
/usr/local/sbin/sr:107:in `chdir': Not a directory - /Applications/.DS_Store (Errno::ENOTDIR)
    from /usr/local/sbin/sr:107:in `backup'
    from /usr/local/sbin/sr:420

However it could be some kind of error on my end, I just tried it then replaced my battery images and status bar.

Actually, that's just an issue with it thinking the .DS_Store file is a folder when it isn't. I'll try to fix it in the next release. (It has nothing to do with Cydia moving your apps, the 2.0 iPod I tested on had its apps moved as well.)

Append: If you run rm /Applications/.DS_Store , it'll delete the file (which contains Finder layout information, not that big of a deal) and the script will run. It's a temporary fix but it should work.

oxeneers wrote:

Damn! THE ONLY thing you didn't tell us how to do is the battery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hah, I knew I forgot to put *something* on the webpage. Thanks for letting me know. But yeah BatteryBG_n.png in a Battery folder in the theme's folder.

edit 11:49am ET: Just updated the page to cover the .DS_Store problem and the battery.

Last edited by Sakurina (Jul 22, 2008 8:51 am)