Update #3: Chronic Dev Team has released an updated and more stable build of Greenpois0n RC5 — Greenpois0n RC5.2 — This should fix some issues for some. If you’re having issues, I suggest you try this version. Please, keep in mind that this is still beta, there will be bugs. Also, this is still for Mac OS X only. Install a Mac OS X distro such as Kalyway to use if you’re on Windows and can’t wait.
Update #2: Chronic Dev Team has released the README:
Supported iDevices:Please read the entire README here
Instructions:
- iPod Touch 2G (all bootroms)
- iPod Touch 3G
- iPod Touch 4G
- iPad 1G
- iPhone 3Gs (all bootroms)
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 4 Verizon (_not_tested_)
- AppleTV 2
- plug the device to your computer using the USB cable
- quit iTunes if it shows up
- start greenpois0n.app
- follow instructions
- the device will boot a 1st time with verbose text on screen. This operation will install the jailbreak on the device.
- the device will reboot normally
- start the Loader application (green icon on the SpringBoard), and follow instructions to install Cydia
In addition, there seems to be a temporary fix if greenpois0n doesn’t work the first time; that is, hold the Home button while jailbreaking. Apparently, that’ll make the jailbreak work. I can’t confirm this.
Update: I can confirm this working via an updated (not clean restored) iPhone 4. However, It takes a great deal of patience. It’s still a beta, so there are kinks to get worked out. In addition, the Windows version should be released in a week or so. — Patience is a virtue, my friend.
Since it’s closed, there was no need to wait till Apple released the update, so Chronic Dev Team decided to release Greenpois0n RC5, providing a way for users to jailbeak iOS 4.2.1, untethered. This, apparently, works on all devices.
For now, this is a Mac OS X only release. Windows and Linux should be released very soon. Remember, this is an RC, so there may be random crashes and whatnot. Use, strictly, at your own risk!

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