Author Topic: I-FunBox  (Read 1191 times)

My I-FunBox isn't working :( Help meeeeeeee. FYI: I fun box is a SSH for Apple devices on your computer. It keeps saying DEVICE NOT FREAKING RECOGNIZED.


My I-FunBox isn't working :( Help meeeeeeee. FYI: I fun box is a SSH for Apple devices on your computer. It keeps saying DEVICE NOT FREAKING RECOGNIZED.
I see your problem :I

Give up and switch to Telnet then give me your IP so I can see if everything is working correctly.

I see your problem :I

Are you seriously going to jump on that bandwagon here to try and look cool, putting down products you have no experience with is kind of dumb.

Are you seriously going to jump on that bandwagon here to try and look cool, putting down products you have no experience with is kind of dumb.
fukn bully


check if there's anything wrong with your idevice
like the plug


**** bully

I'm not bullying, I'm posting my thoughts to his silly statement.

I'm not bullying, I'm posting my thoughts to his silly statement.
dont quote the swear word please, we don't need any of that

dont quote the swear word please, we don't need any of that

Oh thank you, I'm sorry I didn't see that I hope it didn't offend you *blushes*


Are you seriously going to jump on that bandwagon here to try and look cool, putting down products you have no experience with is kind of dumb.
way to judge someone...

Doesn't Mac OS X have SSH as a default command line utility?

Type in man ssh on the Terminal app on your Mac. This will give you help on how to use the SSH command line utility.

Are both computers set to connect through TCP port 22? Is TCP port 22 forwarded (unless it's a LAN SSH session)?

If you don't know what all this means, then you should either read a guide on SSH or just not use it at all. Someone with your account password and IP address can get into your account and even maliciously use sudo (if your account is set to admin) if you don't know what you're doing with SSH.
« Last Edit: April 02, 2013, 11:00:37 PM by Axolotl2 »

Doesn't Mac OS X have SSH as a default command line utility?

Type in man ssh on the Terminal app on your Mac. This will give you help on how to use the SSH command line utility.

Are both computers set to connect through TCP port 22? Is TCP port 22 forwarded (unless it's a LAN SSH session)?

If you don't know what all this means, then you should either read a guide on SSH or just not use it at all. Someone with your account password and IP address can get into your account and even maliciously use sudo (if your account is set to admin) if you don't know what you're doing with SSH.
I don't have a Mac. I Fun Box is a SSH tool like iFile on iphone. I fun Box is for people who don't jailbreak but want to SSH their devices. My I-FunBox says when loading, No device connected. At the bottom, it says "Finding Apple Runtime version. 1 out of 23 or something. Then a I-Fun Box opens and closes repeatedly.

check if there's anything wrong with your idevice
like the plug


nothing is wrong except that I jailbroke it. (Is mentioning jailberak or anything against the rules on the forums?

Give up and switch to Telnet then give me your IP so I can see if everything is working correctly.
COMIC SANSSSSS

Give up and switch to Telnet then give me your IP so I can see if everything is working correctly.
No