Method 1: I you haven’t added any extra sources or messed around with the sources on your iPhone/iPod Touch:
1.You need to download Terminal from Cydia
2.Open it and type in su root (hit enter)
3.Then type alpine (hit enter)
4.Type apt-get remove Cydia (hit enter). A warning will come up. Click enter.
5.Type apt-get install Cydia (hit enter)
6.Type killall SpringBoard (hit enter)
7.Cydia should now open.
Method 2: If you have added sources or messed around with sources of Cydia. Or if you get this error when you do the above method:
E: Encountered a section with no Package: header
E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/rep.sources.co.il_._Packages
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
Reading package lists…
1.Open up iFile or Total Commander on your computer
2.Go to etc/apt/sources.list.d/ where you will find all your sources for Cydia.
3.Select all of them EXCEPT SAURIK.list and move them over to your computer. Delete the versions that are on your iPhone/iPod Touch.
4.Cydia should now open up.
5.To get all your old sources back reinstall Community Sources.Hope it helps!
Here are two more tips from the BigBoss’s website on how to fix this issue.
Windows users: Download: ClearCydiaListCache (.NET required) and unzip the files to a handy location. Run the enclosed executable and connect your device to your PC. Click the button to start the fix. A confirmation screen will appear shortly when it has finished.
Mac or Windows users: This document (PDF) describes how to fix Cydia using DiskAid for Mac or Windows.
Post je objavljen 20.07.2009. u 18:27 sati.