ALL MOBILE DRIVERS: fix cydia error on iOS 7 jailbreak

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipwwURyp9IjXNtNTYBloKfTUiteJf5AUefLlvKT7KJznHbgYY895mtGiWkh5dzqX6A0ruzMjOFGjST1LSOW0DFEyWU-vcDMZX83oD4YnqpHNRKeQW7aHGtsY2m327pPurqJAbTzTLgc_4/s1600/evasion+jailbreak+ios+7.jpg" imageanchor="1"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipwwURyp9IjXNtNTYBloKfTUiteJf5AUefLlvKT7KJznHbgYY895mtGiWkh5dzqX6A0ruzMjOFGjST1LSOW0DFEyWU-vcDMZX83oD4YnqpHNRKeQW7aHGtsY2m327pPurqJAbTzTLgc_4/s320/evasion+jailbreak+ios+7.jpg" /></a>If you have used the latest Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak, there is a good chance that you have encountered server overload and a number of �failed to fetch� errors that seem to get dished out in the debug every time a package refresh is requested. The good news, is that this is easy to resolve. Cydia is essentially an app that manages arbitrary repositories and handles the installation of packages through nominated repos. However, if any of the default repositories are offline or having difficulty updating, then these errors can be thrown up and can interfere and detract from your jailbreaking experience. The current �Failed to Fetch HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found� errors that have been overshadowing the new iOS 7 jailbreak are mostly being caused by the Ultrasn0w repository and below is all the information you need to fix them. The first thing that you need to do is launch Cydai and select the Manage option from the bottom tab bar. Next select Sources. A list of installation repositories will be shown. If this is a default installation of Cydia the list will feature BigBoss, Cydia/Telesphoreo, Dev Team, ModyMyi and ZodTTD & MacCiti. The problem is being caused by the Dev Team's repository that hosts the Ultrasn0w software unlock package. Select the Edit option from the top right hand corner and tap the Delete icon that appears to the left hand side of the Dev Team repository. When a new Delete option appears on the right side, tap on it to remove the repo. The next step is to refresh Cydia and you should notice that the errors have now been removed from the log. Removing the Ultrasn0w repository shouldn't cause any real issues for the majority of device users but there will inevitably be some people who ultimately rely on a software based device unlock in the future. Adding the repository back to the list is as simple as going to Manage > Sources > Add and then entering http://repo666.ultrasn0w.com as the repository address. If you have been experiencing this problem we hope this has helped. The iOS 7 jailbreak is still relatively new and as with any release there are always some little bugs to be fixed. We will keep you updated on any new information that arrives.

How To Fix Cydia �Failed To Fetch� Error In iOS 7

If you have used the latest Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak, there is a good chance that you have encountered server overload and a number of �faile...