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i got through but cydia does not work <br />
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i keep getting this error sub-process--usr-libexec-c<wbr />ydia-cydo-<wbr />returned-a<wbr />n-error <br />
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i tried restoring my phone and re jailbreaking but it happens again<br />
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any idea how to fix this??? <br />
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cause i can't download any cydia tweaks with it
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i got through but cydia does not work 

i keep getting this error sub-process--usr-libexec-cydia-cydo-returned-an-error 

i tried restoring my phone and re jailbreaking but it happens again

any idea how to fix this??? 

cause i can't download any cydia tweaks with it

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