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Steps to Fix Cydia HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found & Cached Failure
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There is a single and easy solution to both of these error messages. During the steps below, make sure NOT to delete any DIRECTORY otherwise your Cydia will fail to open. Also write down the names of the custom Cydia repos you have added before proceeding to the steps below. In this case i will be using iPhone Explorer to delete some files, however if you have iFile already installed, you can always use it.
Connect your iDevice to your PC or Mac and open iPhone Explorer software. Navigate to the following location and delete all files within partial directory.
Location: /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/
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Navigate one directory up and delete all files in lists directory. Make sure not to delete the partial folder otherwise your Cydia will crash.
Location: /var/lib/apt/lists/
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Now navigate to the following location and delete metadata.plist file from cydia directory.
Location: /var/lib/cydia/
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Navigate to the following location and delete all files within sources.list.d directory.
Location: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[image]http://cdn.jaxov.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Cydia-Sources-Directory.jpg[/image]
Thats it! Respring or reboot your iPhone and hopefully this time you won't get any 404 or cached failure error.
There is a single and easy solution to both of these error messages. During the steps below, make sure NOT to delete any DIRECTORY otherwise your Cydia will fail to open. Also write down the names of the custom Cydia repos you have added before proceeding to the steps below. In this case i will be using iPhone Explorer to delete some files, however if you have iFile already installed, you can always use it.
Connect your iDevice to your PC or Mac and open iPhone Explorer software. Navigate to the following location and delete all files within partial directory.
Location: /var/lib/apt/lists/partial/
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Navigate one directory up and delete all files in lists directory. Make sure not to delete the partial folder otherwise your Cydia will crash.
Location: /var/lib/apt/lists/
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Now navigate to the following location and delete metadata.plist file from cydia directory.
Location: /var/lib/cydia/
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Navigate to the following location and delete all files within sources.list.d directory.
Location: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[image]http://cdn.jaxov.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Cydia-Sources-Directory.jpg[/image]
Thats it! Respring or reboot your iPhone and hopefully this time you won't get any 404 or cached failure error.
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Sounds legit never had this problem that i had to fix it this way---I knew you for a long time so this will work!
Good job once again---nice to have you back
Good job once again---nice to have you back
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