Thread: Trying to SSH and getting "Network error: Software caused connection abort"

Just bought an iTouch 2g 32gb USB'd to a PC running Win7 32. Used Spirit to supposedly jailbreak my touch. It has Cydia on it and i've install the boss aps and SSH is set to on. I've used iphone tunnel suite to SSH into the phone but get the msg: "Network error: Software caused connection abort".

So what I've tried:
1. Copying the \apple\lockdown folder to \applecomputer ... I'm running win7 and from what I could find on the net it looked like \users\<my user accnt> is the place to go, but I also went other places (\program data) I found the \apple and \apple computer folders and copied again (maybe I missed the right one?)

2. i've tried to SSH to the 192.168.xxx.xxx address that is assigned to my itouch through the wifi - it gets to a login prompt, but it does not accept the alpine PW

3. going to the iphone tunnel suite folder and ran "itunnel.exe 22 22" from the dos command window and then try and run the file browser and I get the follow results in the command window (along with the "Network error: Software ...):

new connection !
AMDeviceNotificationSubscribe = 0
MobileDevice: _AMDDeviceAttached: Someone attached with device id = 1.
iPhone attached !
AMDeviceConnect = 0
AMDeviceIsPaired = 1
AMDeviceValidatePairing = 0
AMDeviceStartSession = 0
MobileDevice: _send_message: Could not encode message as XML
AMDeviceStartService = 0
AFCConnectionOpen = 0

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