Well, if you are complaining your iPhone is running too slow or chewing the battery too fast. You might want to check out your iPhone's memory/CPU usage.
TOP is a terminal command which will let you have a glance at the processes which are running at the back of your phone.
To use TOP. You need "top" and "MobileTerminal" which are both available through Cydia.
Type "top" under MobileTerminal, you should see this:
Now, find out which program is sucking up most juice and kill it by typing "Kill [PID]"
( press Q to quit TOP )
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Mobileinstallation via Cydia
Download NZB with iPhone [GUIDE]
Files required SABnzbd for OSX, Cheetah and Cyberduck. The following guide requires you to modify SABnzbd's source file, or else you can download this modified source file and skip step 3 to 5.
1 ) Jail break your phone
2 ) Install OpenSSH and Python via Cydia
3 ) Unmount SABnzbd.dmg and drag source file ( src.tar.gz ) onto desktop
4 ) Unzip and open up the above source file. Double click on CherryPy-2.3.0.zip to unzip the file. Leave it as it is.
5 ) Under Cheetah, rename folder called "src" to "Cheetah" and drag it into SABnzbd's source folder. End result should look like this ->
6 ) Now, SFTP into your iphone using Cyberduck. Drag your modified SABnzbd source folder into /private/var. Rename the folder to sabnzbd for easy referencing.
7 ) SSH your phone via terminal and type in the following command:
8 ) Fire up mobilesafari and navigate to: localhost:8080/sabnzbd
1 ) Jail break your phone
2 ) Install OpenSSH and Python via Cydia
3 ) Unmount SABnzbd.dmg and drag source file ( src.tar.gz ) onto desktop
4 ) Unzip and open up the above source file. Double click on CherryPy-2.3.0.zip to unzip the file. Leave it as it is.
5 ) Under Cheetah, rename folder called "src" to "Cheetah" and drag it into SABnzbd's source folder. End result should look like this ->
6 ) Now, SFTP into your iphone using Cyberduck. Drag your modified SABnzbd source folder into /private/var. Rename the folder to sabnzbd for easy referencing.
7 ) SSH your phone via terminal and type in the following command:
8 ) Fire up mobilesafari and navigate to: localhost:8080/sabnzbd