What you need:
iPhone/iPod touch
Mac/PC
Cyberduck
WiFi Connection
What you can do:
Make use of custom themes
Set custom Ringtones
Brick your iPhone/iPod touch
Note that your iPhone/iPod touch needs to be jailbroken and they need to be on the same network as your Mac/PC
Now, here's what you'll need to do to enable SSH on your device, if you haven't:
1. Install OpenSSH & Toggle SSH from the Cydia package manager
2. Open Toggle SSH app and press "Enable" to enable SSH
3. Restart your device
Optional: If you have SBSettings installed, you could simplify your job of turning SSH on/off
That's almost it, now head over to your Mac and open Cyberduck
Click on "Open Connection" and a dialogue box like the one below should pop up. Make sure you use similar settings and fill in the details properly.
The IP Address of your device can be looked up in WiFi, by clicking the right pointing arrow of your WiFi network
After you do that successfully, you should come across a screen like this one:
To use custom themes, you need to have WinterBoard installed on your device.
You should be able to get some really kickass themes from the MacThemes Forum
To install them, you need to place the .theme folder under /Library/themes (Alias)
To use custom ringtones, you need to place the files under /Library/ringtones (Alias)
DO NOT fiddle with any directories, other than those I mentioned
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS to your data/device if you goof up with something
I mentioned something called bricking of your device. If you do something terribly wrong, such as deleting the lib/dev/bin directories, even by mistake, don't get your panties in a bunch yet :P
You'll just need to reset your device OS, by putting it into DFU Mode, and restoring with the firmware of your choice
I'm gonna say it again for my own safety, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING AT ALL, if you goof up
You should be able to get some really kickass themes from the MacThemes Forum
To install them, you need to place the .theme folder under /Library/themes (Alias)
To use custom ringtones, you need to place the files under /Library/ringtones (Alias)
DO NOT fiddle with any directories, other than those I mentioned
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS to your data/device if you goof up with something
I mentioned something called bricking of your device. If you do something terribly wrong, such as deleting the lib/dev/bin directories, even by mistake, don't get your panties in a bunch yet :P
You'll just need to reset your device OS, by putting it into DFU Mode, and restoring with the firmware of your choice
DFU Mode:
1. Connect your device to your Mac/PC
2. Hold Home and Power buttons at the same time for exactly 10 seconds
3. Let go of the Power button after 10 seconds and continue to hold the Home button until iTunes pops up and detects your device in Recovery Mode
I'm gonna say it again for my own safety, I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING AT ALL, if you goof up
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