Fjanth

24 karma · joined April 28, 2011

Entrepreneur, surfer and everything else.

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Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

That would seem to be the case.

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

Which is why I wrote "OP" in front :)

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

alarm.repeatInterval = NSEraCalendarUnit

Triggers the bug, its totally valid as well.

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

Thats not the bug though. Can do it without a loop as well. This was an old version, check the other one I posted here in this thread.

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

OP:Nope, you didnt read the code. Try reading the other version I posted. Works without a loop as well.

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

Yeah, I know. Its to bad though because all the discussions are turning into discussions about the proper use of "bricking".

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

Also here is a nicer version that still triggers the bug http://www.pastie.org/private/8a48wgmcuuhjjwbupbk3g

Fjanth··on Found a nice bug in IOS today, bricks your phone and kills the Simulator

Im the original poster, that found the bug. Nah it doesnt brick it, it does however require (atleast on 4.1. for me) a factory reset.

The problem seems to be that springboard locks up in an endless loop, restarting the device wont help it because its still loading the offending notification from the cache.