Undecimus: respring Loop with v3.0.0~b34

[56aluminium]

respring loop with latest unc0ver version
I have included the diagnostics report from unc0ver
I don't know if it helps or not
Thank you for your Work <3
diagnostics.txt

[sadanro100]

same thing here, even after using the RootFS Restore feature

[IZNEK]

Same thing here, I maybe have a solution to bypass the respring loop waiting a new update.
First jailbreak with Load Tweaks toggle OFF
While being jailbroken without Load Tweaks Re-Jailbreak with Load Tweaks.
This worked for me.
diagnostics.txt

[tsxmichael]

Just disable reload system deamons! That’s it guys and jailbreak again with airplane mode on

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[lberrezoug]

diagnostics.txt

Just disable reload system deamons! That’s it guys and jailbreak again with airplane mode on

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HI tsxmichael,
Yes, it works great when I disable reload system, however to help the team I also attach the diagnostic report.
thank you

[sadanro100]

Indeed, I confirm it works. Pardon my ignorance, what difference does it make to disable this toggle?

[mtuan293]

That toggle executes "ldrestart". If you want, download Mterminal from Cydia, then open it up and type ldrestart and you should be stuck in the respring loop

[sadanro100]

I see, but my point is, what does "ldrestart" do? Is it important? What do I miss if I disable it?

[meanskunk]

Just turn off
WiFi/Bluetooth/mobile data
this works for me after jailbreak
turn them back on

Airplane Mode did not work for me but this did

[mtuan293]

I see, but my point is, what does "ldrestart" do? Is it important? What do I miss if I disable it?

pwn20wnd replied here
https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/a22azu/question_what_is_reload_system_daemons_in_unc0ver/

[sadanro100]

@mtuan293 thank you! Is it safe to assume that disabling it makes no difference since tweaks restart what they need when they're installed?

[mtuan293]

Tweaks already restart what they need to on installation. Yet they can’t do it when rejailbreaking, so we just restart everything to make sure that everything will work ok.

Did you read past this line?

[sadanro100]

Yes did, it didn't make sense to me then though, it does now. Thanks