Saurik updates Cydia Substrate again, fixing a problem

Saurik continues in its line of work, which is good for all users who have jailbroken one or more of our iOS devices. A few hours after the launch of Pangu's tool to jailbreak iPhone, iPod and iPad with iOS 9.0-9.0.2 operating system, the French developer updated Cydia Substrate to version 0.9.600 to add compatibility with the new jailbreak. Now, a little over 24 hours later, it updates it again, this time to version 0.9.6010, to correct a problem that it has detected in the 32-bit binaries.

As we can read in Cydia, who are "Cydia Substrate 0.9.6010 fixes 32-bit armv7 hack bug not allowing extensions to load in Cydia. That for one thing. Also, all 32-bit binaries, particularly extensions, must be recompiled using -WI, -segalign, 4000 for iOS 9 due to a change made by Apple. Extensions that haven't been recompiled might 'be lucky' and work, but will often cause problems."

At the same time as Cydia Substrate, Saurik has also released another update, in this case the extension Berkeley DB, a database management library with APIs for C, C ++, Java, Perl, Python, Ruby, Tcl and many other languages. It seems that in terms of updates from Cydia and everything that surrounds it (tweaks aside), we can rest easy.

If you are thinking of jailbreak your device with iOS 9.0-9.0.2 installed, you can go through our tutorial Tutorial to jailbreak iOS 9.0-9-0.2 (at the moment, the tool is only compatible with Windows computers). If what you want to know is which tweaks work in iOS 9, even if they do not include official compatibility, you can read our article List of compatible tweaks of the Jailbreak for iOS 9.0.2.