Installing an application in your iDevice is normally done by using Apple’s iTunes. Sure, that is fine if you have Windows or a Mac. So how can we transfer IPAs in Ubuntu, Kali Linux and even Xiaopan OS? The solution is an app called ideviceinstaller, you can find it here: http://cgit.sukimashita.com/ideviceinstaller.git/ Installation You need the following packages and dependencies which can be downloaded in AppBrowser (tiny core linux repo) in Xiaopan OS: ideviceinstaller.tcz Description: iDevice app tool ifuse.tcz Description: iPhone mount utility libimobiledevice-dev.tcz Description: libimobiledevice devs libimobiledevice.tcz Description: iPhone library libplist-dev.tcz Description: libplist devs libplist.tcz Description: Apple Property List access tools usbmuxd-dev.tcz Description: usbmuxd devs usbmuxd.tcz Description: usb multiplexer To create your own modified Xiaopan ISO you can use ezremaster to enable the ability to install apps each time you boot. Alternatively you can add the following packages ideviceinstaller.tcz ifuse.tcz libimobiledevice-dev.tcz libimobiledevice.tcz libplist-dev.tcz libplist.tcz usbmuxd-dev.tcz usbmuxd.tcz To the: Code: Select All cde/optional Folder and edit the onboot.lst which is all done using UltraISO Usage To see what apps are installed: Code: Select All ideviceinstaller -l To install an app: Code: Select All ideviceinstaller -i someapp.ipa And check the icons in your iPhone, the application should be there, to check run the applications list command and respring / reboot your iDevice. Images and additional information supplied by pir8geek: http://www.pir8geek.com/putting-application-in-your-iphone-in-linux/
