8 pages later, my itouch is jailbroken!

@plypencil

Lol! Good to hear that you figured it out!

#end@

Okay, everybody, I'm thinking about changing the #includes to absolute file paths so that gcc can find the .h files. I believe that changing it to something like this:

#include "/var/mobile/Applications/GoodReader/Documents/powder-38.0-src/stdio.h"

should fix the problem. Opinions?

Excimer-Sun-Software
i would just brute force every possible solution you could think of until it works.
that's how i got my laptop to boot ubuntu.

@wouter215

Lol! Ubuntu was that difficult to make work?

#end@

Ok, I'm currently in the process of making all #includes in all PT files and dependencies absolute file paths instead of relative. Hopefully this will work...

Excimer-Sun-Software
"Lol! Ubuntu was that difficult to make work?"
no, linux in general. the hardware in my laptop is designed to only allow windows.
i have to boot with commanline: acpi=off noapic pnpbios=off
so no power controll, sleep mode, special keys(volume up down etc).

"Ok, I'm currently in the process of making all #includes in all PT files and dependencies absolute file paths instead of relative. Hopefully this will work..."

i don't think that's how the compiler works...

@wouter215

From what I've read, I believe gcc will follow absolute filepaths in #includes, I'm just not sure what the right syntax to include absolute paths is. I think it's '#include "filepath"' but there's a small chance that it's actually '#include <filepath>'. If anyone here knows, I would be very greatful for the information. In the meantime, I'm nearly finished with implementing option one.

I'm closer! It's now finding such files as stdio.h, stdarg.h, and others! I appear to have missed some #includes and there appear to be a couple of discrepencys that need fixed, but it's now finding the .h files via the absolute file paths!

i think that there should also be a PT for Zune HD just because i have one (and so do many others) and it would just be nice because though its not as good as the ipod (app wise) its still a nice little gadget to have, so... yeah. just throwin that out there