How to jailbreak iOS 7.0.2 on iPhone 4(By Opensn0w)

In this post I will show you how to perform a iOS 7 (7.0.2) jailbreak for iPhone 4 using Opensn0w. Even though the Evad3rs are working super hard on getting all iOS 7 devices jailbreak but they still need time to put everything together and have a stable jailbreak tool ready for public. So, if you’re running iOS 7 on iPhone 4 you can either downgrade back to iOS 6 or follow the instructions below to jailbreak it. It’s up to you. In order to do this you will need the following things: Mac OS X 10.8, a cable that connect your device to your Mac, and of course your iPhone 4.
Step 1: Download the iOS 7 JB kit at http://bit.ly/1ayuNr9

Step 2: On your Mac computer, go to “Finder”. Go to folder “opensn0w_build” then folder “bin”

Step 3: Go ahead and open up “Terminal” > “bin” > drag the folder into “Terminal”, as shown below

Step 4: Enter the follow command in your Terminal: ./opensn0w_cli -p ../bundles/iPhone3,1_7.0.2_11A501.plist
Step 5: Now put your iPhone to DFU Mode and also run ssh_rd_rev04b.jar. Just wait for it and you should see something like this when the process is completed.

Step 6. Turn back to your Terminal and put in this commands to SSH ssh root@localhost -p 2022 (password: alpine)then mount.sh
Step 7: Launch another Terminal and enter the following:
scp -P 2022 bin/* root@localhost:/mnt1/bin/
scp -P 2022 SSH2_bundle.tgz root@localhost:/mnt1/
scp -P 2022 fstab root@localhost:/mnt1/etc/
scp -P 2022 Services.plist root@localhost:/mnt1/System/Library/Lockdown/
Password: alpine
Step 8: Go back to first Terminal window and enter this: cd /mnt1
tar xzf SSH2_bundle.tgz

Step 9: Have you i-Funbox ready or you can use iExplorer. Restart your iPhone. Once the software recognize your device, click on “bin” and drag this folder on the iPhone’s root folder.

Step 10: Use this command root@176.128.1.10 -p 22 (replace with your IP). Another: wget -q -O /tmp/cyinstall-1.sh http://91.191.240.126/deb/cyinstall-1.sh && chmod 755 /tmp/cyinstall-1.sh && /tmp/cyinstall-1.sh

Step 11: You should wait from 5-6 minutes and it should be done. Now you will have Cydia on your iPhone running on iOS 7.

This article was originally published on Gdeluxe by John Gollax. All credits go to the author. If you have any questions, please use the comment section below. Good luck!

Categories: IOS, Mac