Support for IPCC files
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Martin S.
- State changed from new to open
- Tag set to carrier bundles, ipcc, protocol
- Milestone set to 1.4.0 Release
- Milestone order changed from 190946 to 0
Yes, there is a full service interface to manage carrier bundles on the device.
However, nobody has stepped up to the task to implement it yet.
I think this is rather 1.4.0 material unless someone wants to get on the task earlier. -
Martin S.
- Tag changed from carrier bundles, ipcc, protocol to carrier bundles, ideviceinstaller, installation_proxy, ipcc, protocol
- Assigned user set to Martin S.
Ok, some progress here. The carrier bundles are installed like IPA applications using the installation_proxy interface.
This means that ideviceinstaller should be able to install those just fine once someone teaches it not to reject IPCC files.No need for "carrier-testing" stuff or iTunes then.
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Bennett Blodinger
That's fantastic!
Now the only issue will be on the phone side, as CommCenter won't accept the bundle if it isn't signed. This can be bypassed if CommCenter is patched, which requires jailbreaking and either installing TetherMe (safe, uses MobileSubstrate) or hard patching(dangerous). -
Martin S.
This will only work for IPCC files which are properly signed.
Anything else is not part of the "job" of libimobiledevice and not really an issue for us. -
Martin S.
- State changed from open to resolved
IPCC support was added to ideviceinstaller:
http://cgit.sukimashita.com/ideviceinstaller.git/commit/?id=05d2bc0...
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