We talked to the app’s developer, Carsten Heinelt about his popular tweak. Early versions of iFile did that and nothing else, and it was still a useful app. Recommended Reading: 6 Simple Ways to Improve Your iPad Experience Going behind the scenes The top selling point of iFile is that it allows you to access, organize, and edit every file* stored on your iOS device & on your cloud storage accounts from a single location! You can access the files saved on remote storage accounts, view every file type in the world, and unify the way you manage your documents. It is also available for non jailbroken phones in the form of the iFile browser. It comes with so many helpful features and additions that only the control freaks at Apple would not love. iFile is hands-down the most useful thing to come out of jailbreaking. However, power users will definitely want this app.

It’s the very definition of user-unfriendly. It’s something that Apple would never, ever include in a stock iPhone. Installing Cydia opens the door to all sorts of new tweaks that allow the user control over things which previously were out of reach. Greater user freedom, deeper control over iOS, and apps you won’t find anywhere else are just a few of the benefits enjoyed by users who take the plunge.

With this “Stashing for iOS 9.2-9.3.3” tweak installed, Cydia will install tweaks on the iPhone’s or iPad’s data partition, saving valuable space in the process.Jailbreaking has some major upsides.

This tweak/patch basically takes over the handling of where tweaks are installed on the device in order to get around existing issues with the size of certain data areas on iPhones/iPads with specific storage capacities. Step 4: Now search for and Install iFile, Now it should get installed without any issues. Step 3: Search for and install the “Stashing for iOS 9.2 – 9.3.3”. Step 2: Hit Edit, then Add and enter the following repository: Step 1: On your already jailbroken device, launch the Cydia app from the Home screen and then switch to the Sources tab from the bottom. So, without any further delay, here’s what you need to do to fix Cydia error “failed in buffer_write(fd) (8, ret=-1)” after jailbreaking your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 9.3.3 – 9.2 firmware using Pangu:

Well, it’s here now, and it’s very easy to implement.

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