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copying a .ipa application file to iPad & how to install it
I got a .ipa app which I suspect is a jail broken app for iPad.
I'm contemplating to get a gadget which could read SD card to
copy this .ipa file over to the iPad.
Q1:
Must I format this SD card as HFS format (as used in OS X) or
just the basic FAT16 / 32 or NTFS ?
Q2:
How do I determine if an ipa file/app is jail broken? Must my
iPad 3 's IOS be jail broken as well to run it or as along as the
app is jail broken, it's good enough?
Q3:
After copying the ipa file over, how do I install it?
I'm contemplating to get a gadget which could read SD card to
copy this .ipa file over to the iPad.
Q1:
Must I format this SD card as HFS format (as used in OS X) or
just the basic FAT16 / 32 or NTFS ?
Q2:
How do I determine if an ipa file/app is jail broken? Must my
iPad 3 's IOS be jail broken as well to run it or as along as the
app is jail broken, it's good enough?
Q3:
After copying the ipa file over, how do I install it?
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me run the .ipa app. So do I
a) install iFunBox on my iPad
b) then copy the .ipa file to a USB thumb drive that's formatted as FAT16
c) then use iFunBox to install the .ipa app?
& I'll be able to run the .ipa app using iFunBox?