Apple jailbreaked ipod touch update?

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Is it possible for me to update my ipod to 4.2 without losing all my jailbreaked stuff?
I have an ipod touch 2nd gen.

thanks
 
Aww shit guys better help this guy it's been 8 minutes since he has made this topic!

I would help but I don't know the answer and I've never heard of googling simple questions.
 
By 'jailbreaked stuff", do you mean the tweaks and apps you installed, or their documents?
 
benno300 said:
I googled it but they say it can't be done and i thought maybe the temp nows the answer

That's your answer. You cannot update a jailbroken iPod touch without losing the jailbroken stuff. When you update, it removes the jailbreak. The jailbroken stuff only works with a jailbroken iPod.
 
@Benno300 Wees niet zo ongeduldig joh! Het antwoord komt niet automatisch uit de lucht vallen. mensen moeten denken, dan posten ze wel wat!
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Don´t be so impatient joh! The answer does not fall out of the skies. People first need to thing, then they will post your answer!
 
You can use aptbackup to make a list of tweaks and Cydia apps that you installed, then backup your device in iTunes, upgrade, restore it from your backup, rejailbreak it, reinstall aptbackup and press restore (or something like that). This will only re-download the packages that you installed, so you won't get your files. Cracked apps go over to iTunes automatically because of Appsync, you just need to install it to transfer them back to your device.

Also, what 2g model do you have?
 
Ok srry for the unpatience.
Other question if i update will my buyed games stay?
And if I update will the saves of the apps i gained with jailbreaking stay or will they be gone 2?
 
Your purchases go over to iTunes automatically, and the saves are saved when you make a backup of your device (which, unless you disabled it, happens automatically)
 

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