iSqueak Wikki: AdHocVM

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Most recent edit made on 2008-11-26 22:49:14 by JohnMcIntosh

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SqueakX.XXbX.app.zip

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Squeak1.02b1.app.zip

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Edited on 2008-10-17 20:27:44 by JohnMcIntosh

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Review the Squeak Settings pane in the Settings application in your iPhone
Using VNC to enable typing and mouse editing from a desktop computer to your iphone

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The Squeak Settings pane in the Settings application in your iPhone

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Edited on 2008-09-07 21:47:34 by JohnMcIntosh

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The Squeak Settings pane in the Settings application in your iPhone

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Settings

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Edited on 2008-09-07 21:46:59 by JohnMcIntosh

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Now drag the Squeak.app and the *. mobileprovision to to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM in iTunes.

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Now drag the Squeak.app and the *. mobileprovision to to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM iTunes.

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Edited on 2008-09-07 21:15:17 by JohnMcIntosh

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back to the Official Apple firmware. Check the internet for more information why iTunes will not sync AdHoc applications to your device.

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back to the Official Apple firmware, to check the internet for more information why iTunes will not sync AdHoc applications to your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-07 21:15:06 by JohnMcIntosh

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back to the Official Apple firmware, to check the internet for more information why iTunes will not sync AdHoc applications to your device.

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back to the native Apple firmware, to check the internet for more information why iTunes will not sync AdHoc applications to your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-07 21:14:44 by JohnMcIntosh

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Jail Broken Devices, we think these devices will not install applications via iTunes. If this is the case (undetermined) you likely must restore your device
back to the native Apple firmware, to check the internet for more information why iTunes will not sync AdHoc applications to your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-07 21:12:56 by JohnMcIntosh

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to see which version of the VM will run on your device
or later version of the VM to your computer, then double-click on the *.zip file to unzip it which should result in creating a Squeak.app file.
Now drag the Squeak.app and the *. mobileprovision to to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM iTunes.
Now sync your device and ensure it syncs all the applications or the selected applications as desired.

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or later version of the VM to your computer, then double-click on the *.zip file to unzip it which should result in a Squeak.app file.
Now drag the Squeak.app and the *. mobileprovision to to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-07 09:33:17 by JohnMcIntosh

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or later version of the VM to your computer, then drag both files to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-06 16:13:18 by JohnMcIntosh

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For a limited time John McIntosh is offering that service (one device per person), you must then email him with your iPod Touch or iPhone's UUID. To find your iPhone's UDID, just plug it into your computer and wait until iTunes recognizes it. Select your phone from the Devices list in iTunes and click the "Summary" tab. To see your UDID, click on the word "serial number" beside the picture of the iPhone. You should see the word "identifer" and an alphanumeric string – this is your UDID.

Deletions:

Currently John McIntosh is offering that service (one device per person), you must then email him with your iPod Touch or iPhone's UUID. To find your iPhone's UDID, just plug it into your computer and wait until iTunes recognizes it. Select your phone from the Devices list in iTunes and click the "Summary" tab. To see your UDID, click on the word "serial number" beside the picture of the iPhone. You should see the word "identifer" and an alphanumeric string – this is your UDID.

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Edited on 2008-09-06 16:12:41 by JohnMcIntosh

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If you have an Apple iPhone SDK kit that you purchased from Apple you should be able to check out the current Squeak VM SVN then compile and install the VM on your iPod Touch or iPhone by following the instructions from Apple to build an application for personal installation on your device.
If you do not have an Apple SDK, then you must (at this time) talk to someone who owns an Apple iPhone SDK kit. That person can build an AdHoc application that will run for ONE YEAR on upto 100 devices.
To install you must download the two files:
Squeak1.02b1.app.zip
or later version of the VM to your computer, then drag both files to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

Deletions:

If you have an Apple iPhone SDK kit that you purchased from Apple you should be able to check out the current Squeak VM SVN
then compile and install the VM on your iPod Touch or iPhone by following the instructions from Apple to build an application
for personal installation on your device.
If you do not have an Apple SDK, then you must (at this time) talk to someone who owns an Apple iPhone SDK kit. That person
can build an AdHoc application that will run for ONE YEAR on upto 100 devices.
To install you must download the
and the
Squeak1.02b1.app.zip or later version of the VM to your computer, then drag both files to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-06 16:12:01 by JohnMcIntosh

Additions:

Squeak1.02b1.app.zip or later version of the VM to your computer, then drag both files to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

Deletions:

Squeak1.02b1.app.zip or later version of the VM
drag both files to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

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Edited on 2008-09-06 16:11:41 by JohnMcIntosh

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To install you must download the

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You must download the

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Edited on 2008-09-06 16:11:13 by JohnMcIntosh

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You must download the

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you must download the

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Edited on 2008-09-06 16:10:42 by JohnMcIntosh

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Edited on 2008-09-06 15:39:02 by JohnMcIntosh

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Replacing a damaged image/changes file

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a damaged image/changes file

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Edited on 2008-09-06 15:38:38 by JohnMcIntosh

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a damaged image/changes file

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Edited on 2008-09-06 15:28:00 by JohnMcIntosh

Additions:

Currently John McIntosh is offering that service, you must then email him with your iPod Touch or iPhone's UUID. To find your iPhone's UDID, just plug it into your computer and wait until iTunes recognizes it. Select your phone from the Devices list in iTunes and click the "Summary" tab. To see your UDID, click on the word "serial number" beside the picture of the iPhone. You should see the word "identifer" and an alphanumeric string – this is your UDID.
To copy it, just press command + C on your Mac's keyboard (or control + C in Windows).
You can find version and UUID information in the file
VersionAndUUIDInformation.rtf
Squeak1.02b1.app.zip or later version of the VM
Settings

Deletions:

Currently John McIntosh is offering that service, you must then email him with your iPod Touch or iPhone's UUID
{more later after breakfast}
Squeak1.02b1.app.zip
or later version of the VM
Settings
Make Image writeable

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The oldest known version of this page was edited on 2008-09-06 11:44:31 by JohnMcIntosh [First entry]

If you have an Apple iPhone SDK kit that you purchased from Apple you should be able to check out the current Squeak VM SVN
then compile and install the VM on your iPod Touch or iPhone by following the instructions from Apple to build an application
for personal installation on your device.

If you do not have an Apple SDK, then you must (at this time) talk to someone who owns an Apple iPhone SDK kit. That person
can build an AdHoc application that will run for ONE YEAR on upto 100 devices.

Currently John McIntosh is offering that service, you must then email him with your iPod Touch or iPhone's UUID

{more later after breakfast}

From time to time he will build a new VM and place that at
ftp://ftp.smalltalkconsulting.com/experimental/iPhoneAdHoc∞

you must download the
SqueakBaseAdHocA.mobileprovision
and the
Squeak1.02b1.app.zip
or later version of the VM

drag both files to iTunes when your iPod or iPhone is connected to have iTunes install the VM on your device.

Settings
Make Image writeable