New day, new updated in Cydia. Animate, is a tweak introduced back on iOS 4.2.1 days with Greenpois0n, and it allows you to change your iOS boot logo with a custom logo – static or dynamic. The tweak was updated by iH8sn0w with a fix which brings it up to date with iOS 5.
Bootlogo’s and verbose boot were not possible, (at least not possible as we know them) because the bootchain is actually not touched (LLB and iBoot are being code signed and well).
Both greenpois0n and limera1n use the same bootrom exploit and pretty much the same way of applying the jailbreak to your device. Geohot’s bootrom exploit is a tethered exploit, meaning that it is not able of booting a patched bootchain. So, what they actually do is use this bootrom exploit as an “injection vector” in order to apply kernel patches (userland jailbreak).
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Today we’re featuring a nifty little tool suggestively called CaniHazRecover, that will help you to fix this issue without getting your hands dirty.
We talked about how to fix iPhones stuck at boot logo before, and how to edit .plist files on Windows to fix the issue. Today we’re featuring a nifty little tool suggestively called CaniHazRecover, that will help you to fix this issue without getting your hands dirty.
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ALSO READ: HowTo: Edit .plist Files on Windows And Fix iPhone Stuck At Boot Logo ( detailed version of how to do it )
Nothing worse than to see your beloved iPhone stuck at boot logo. Well pretty much this is not something that you can’t fix.
What you need :
NOTE : I am not sure if usb access with software like iPhoneBrowser will work if the iPhone is stuck at apple logo stage, but if it does let us know.
Basically your device is getting stuck at the boot logo, because you just installed or updated some kind of app ( eg : IntelliScreen ) and something, well, just went wrong. There is no need to restore your iPhone, all you need to is is to prevent the XXX dylib from loading all you need to do is remove its entry from com.apple.SpringBoard.plist file ( XXX being the name of the app that is causing the problem )
If the file is in binary format then convert it to text format. iPhone will recognize and process the file normally whether it is in binary or text format. You can do the conversion here http://iappcat.com/plist/bin2xml
It should boot normally now. If it doesent , edit the file again and remove all the other dylib enteries. It should look like this :
<dict>
<key>DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES</key>
<string></string>
</dict>
Copy the file back to your iPhone and restart your iPhone.
That’s it. The next time you will boot up your iPhone, you will see the new logo up.
Guess what happened to me today? I got my iPhone bricked! 😀 Oh Happy Day! To tell you the truth , i have no idea how did i manage to do it and i had no idea that i was capable of such a horrible act of incopentence . 
So first thing i did : i automatically started to transform into a 5 yo girl and panic. Really?!?! Do you blame me? Than i took a dump , i released all my fears and maybe anger down the pipe and i start to use my brain 🙂
So ,this is simple but it hurts so bad. It hurts because you will have to restore your device. But the process is a no-brainer , so lets begin :
Thats it! Congrats you’ve just unbriked your device. YOU the man 😀
