I never wanted to type, write or see this in print but it's time to acknowledge the elephant in the room.
Restart problems, stopped after 9.3.3 did the job it was intended to do.
There was no mention of 9.3.3 or 9.3.4 intentions to fix restarts unless I misread or after quite some time of reading the fixes got lost.
I looked at the number of fixes and the number of people involved making sure my iPad shut down before succumbing to overwhelming malicious brute force attacks down to the kernel.
If you have unlocked your iPhone or iPad, you are at fault. if it wasn't legally required to be unlocked by the carrier as mine came, due to some cross over points in the DMCA Act, you have problems.
If you have used Lydia or any of the wanna be's out there, then downloaded your previous upload to iCloud, you are at fault. There is no doubt that any backup you did before downloading is infected. Unless it is on a non internet connected computer.
When you decide on your tenth replacement and think, man, (prince of tonnes), it this really worth it ? you will continue to have problems.
It's not my machine so do what you have to do to fill your day. It does become a problem when a jacker goes deeper, irrestible to them for some reason, you cause problems for the entire community as a whole worldwide.
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Details about device: iPhone 6S running 9.3.3
The problem: Just used the recommended jailbreak method from the ki page. Every lydia install pops back an error message of "sub-process / usr /libexec/ Lydia /cydo returned an error code (2)". Also occasionally get an error on startup of lydia reporting "Encountered a section with no Package: header. You may want to run apt-get update to correct these errors."
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"I have an ipad mini with retina display I downloaded the jailbreak it went easy and fine after its done my ipad kept restarting i cant even shut it down
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I have an iPhone 4 and i did jailbreak with Pangu. I have bootloop everytimes i try to restart my phone.
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I KNOW THIS SOUND CRAZY, but it seems like a bug caused by light sensor. If your phone is in the dark you will get stuck in the bootloop. If you point a flashlight above the light sensor, boot goes well. This also works if you get stuck on “Pangu welcome screen”.
If it's worth it for you to go through this, do it. I do hope Apple comes up with a brick switch to protect the rest of us but they are to nice recently to do so.