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Hackers Nicholas "Drudge" Penree and Tony Hoyle have figured out an easy fix that allows you to add calendar events to your iPod touch. You'll need read/write access to your touch and a full jailbreak but once you do, all you need to do is add the following two lines to the N45AP.plist file inside your Core Services' SpringBoard app.
<key>editableUserData</key>
<true/>
The plist is found at /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/N45AP.plist
Update: Reader Andi notes that you need to put the editableUserData under "capabilities" not under "root" in the property list.
Update 2: If you'd rather use a text editor rather than the property list editor, convert the file to text-based xml. At the Mac command line, you can do this by issuing plutil -convert xml1 filename.plist. To convert back use binary1 instead of xml1.
1. Wait. Did I miss something? Is there a published hack for the iPod touch? I thought the hacks that have already been released were iPhone only? Someone please enlighten.
Posted at 3:59PM on Oct 11th 2007 by luke