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The easy way

This part of the article is based on http://youtube.com/watch?v=K2-Zi-6HpFI.

If you've been battling to install the iPhone applications (like me) the first thing to do is to uninstall them. Just reverse your steps and delete everyhing you've added via SFTP.

Exception: do NOT delete N45AP.plist, you will lose all your icons!

1. go into installer application (works on 1.1.1 & 1.1.2)


go to sources
go to edit
go to add
type http://repo.us.to
hit okay (you'll see refreshing sources)
hit done


2. Tap the install icon at the bottom of the screen

First we install the prep files


scroll down to iPhone 1.1.2 apps (or 1.1.1 depending on your phone)
install mobilemailprep
install googlemapsprep


Then we install the applications themselves


google maps
mail
notes
stocks
weather


You can choose the applications you want -- you don't have to install all of them.



iPhone Applications
on the iPod Touch

These instructions are for Windows XP. What you need:

1. An unlocked iPod Touch. This is also called "jailbroken".

2. The applications. I got them from:


	http://www.sharebig.com/share.php?id=s4bcbekqmkJEHKPB


You can also try http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GN9CKYJX, or just do a Google search.

Download the files then unzip them.

3. An SFTP program. I used WinSCP, available at WinSCP.net.

4. The IP address of your iPod Touch.

Go into the iPod settings
click Wi-Fi
Click on the white arrow in the blue circle to the right of your current connection
Note the 4 numbers that make up your IP address (192.168.1.2 for example)

My iPod's IP address varies depending on when it connected to WiFi compared to my other household computers, but right now it's 192.168.1.2



Transferring the applications

1. Connect to the iPod using WinSCP:


	
Turn on your iPod (not connected the computer)
	
Set it so it won't go to sleep for a few minutes
	
Start up WinSCP
	
Host name: 192.168.1.2 (IP address from #4 above)
	
User name: root
	
Password: alpine
	
Click "Login"


It will take a minute to connect to the iPod, and then you will find a double-paned window with your computer to the left and the iPod's files to the right.


2. Move the .app files:


	
in the pulldown menu top left, you'll see root. Select the first item in the list, the root directory
	
in the left pane, navigate to the .app files you downloaded form the internet. (click ^.. to go to a parent folder)
	
select the 5 items that end in .app and drag them to the right pane, onto "Applications"
	
Right-click on Applications and select properties
	
Check the box that says "set group, owner and permissions recursively"
	
Click OK


3. Move the .framework File:

in the right pane, go to /System/Library/
drag GMM.framework into Frameworks
go into Frameworks, right click on GMM.framework and slect properties, check set gorup, click ok


4. move plist file

N45AP.plist to /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app

to up one level to /library, then into CoreServices, then drang N45AP.plist into SpringBoard.app

double click on SpringBoard.app
right click on N45AP.plist, properties, change 0644 to 0755, then click 0K

5. move .bundle file

go up two levels to /System/Library, then drag MobileMailSettings.bundle to /PreferenceBundles/
 double click PreferenceBundles, right click on MobileMailSettings.bundle, check "set grup etc." then OK
 
 
6. disconnect
 
Go to Session -> Disconnect and quit WinSCP


Restart the iPod Touch


	
turn off: hold down the top button until you see the red slider. Slide it to turn off the iPod
	
restart: hold down the top button until you see the apple logo


If Mail crashes

courtesy of http://www.ipodtouchfans.com/forums/member.php?u=5655

A method to resolve crash in windows (By mepman)
If your apps crash then login to putty(http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/.../x86/putty.exe)
with username: root & password: alpine and type the following.

/bin/csh

/bin/chmod -Rf a+x /Applications/*

type exit to quit

restart the iPod BEFORE you test your applications

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