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Help/Support Can LLDB attach to apps that have arm64 portions of the code?
Rook replied to a topic in Help & Support
Here's how to get it on Windows: http://iosgods.com/topic/5380-tutorial-how-to-get-lldb-working-on-windows/ Look for GDB tutorials here on iOSGods and you'll be able to learn lldb. The only difference is the commands which are mentioned in the above topic. -
Help/Support Can LLDB attach to apps that have arm64 portions of the code?
Rook replied to a topic in Help & Support
I'm guessing it does? lldb is newer than gdb and I'm going to start using it now since gdb won't work for me. -
Hello! Welcome to iOSGods! Where have I seen that profile picture before?
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What's wrong with this DIY one? http://iosgods.com/topic/500-csr-racing-csr-classics-all-versions-no-jailbreak/ It doesn't even require Jailbreak..
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Looks like you need to free up more RAM if you want it to work..
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Try Safe Mode or remove some tweaks
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Your iPad 4 has 1GB of RAM but you may have too many tweaks installed?
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That's why the question ended with a question mark.
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AutoTouch can be very memory intensive when running. How much RAM do you have? Does AutoTouch work while in safe mode?
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Patcher [VIP-EXCLUSIVE] Clash of Legions Hack +12 v1.14
Rook replied to ProCydia's topic in ViP Cheats
It's a Clash of Clans copy but yeah, it looks good. -
App iOS 8.1.3 and iOS 8.2 Web-based Cydia
Rook replied to EMDamaker's topic in App Store Apps Discussion
I've edited the topic title and moved to App Store apps section. This works but it's pretty useless and it's not even Cydia nor does it Jailbreak or Semi-Jailbreak your phone. You can install apps & themes though. Read a few posts before this. -
This tutorial may still work, but using the native lldb for iOS is suggested: This tutorial was originally made by caoyin and I got his permission to post it here. What is lldb? LLDB is a next generation, high-performance debugger. It is built as a set of reusable components which highly leverage existing libraries in the larger LLVM Project, such as the Clang expression parser and LLVM disassembler. Homepage: http://lldb.llvm.org/ LLDB on Mac OSX Tutorial: http://iosgods.com/topic/5391-tutorial-memory-debugging-with-lldb-on-mac-osx/ Requirements: - Jailbreak - OpenSSH from Cydia - PuTTY or iFunBox or any other Terminal clients. - LLDB.rar: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cvr0kf3jt6yraem/LLDB.rar - debugserver: https://www.dropbox.com/s/501sg030hhpiuxi/debugserver?dl=0 Instructions: Step 1: Download debugserver from the link above and using iFile, place it in /usr/bin/ then set permissions to 6755. Step 2: Connect you iDevice to your computer via USB cable. Step 3: Download and unzip LLDB.rar and rub lldb.cmd. Update: itunnel_mux.exe does not seem to be working on Windows 10 as it seems. It is suggested you use iFunBox's Quick Toolbox option to create a new USB Tunnel on port 23. Step 4: Open PuTTY or iFunBox and type in this command: debugserver 127.0.0.1:23 --attach=PID or BINARYNAME PID is the Process ID of the app and Binary Name is the Binary Name of the app. You can get PID & Binary Name from iGameGuardian or Binary Name from iFile/Filza. Note: The app needs to be running on your iDevice in order for lldb to attach. Example: PID: debugserver 127.0.0.1:23 --attach=28437 Binary Name: debugserver 127.0.0.1:23 --attach=Asphalt8 Replace 127.0.0.1 with your PC IP if you can't connect. debugserver is now waiting for the connection request from lldb.exe Step 5: Switch to the lldb window and type in the command below and press enter: process connect connect://127.0.0.1:23 Replace 127.0.0.1 with your device IP if you can't connect. Step 6: Press CTRL + C to interrupt the process and type C to continue. That's it! ---------------------------------- Some popular lldb commands compared with gdb: http://lldb.llvm.org/lldb-gdb.html GDB LLDB i r $pc register read $pc or reg re $pc break *0xaddress b s -a 0xaddress watch 0xaddress w s e -- 0xaddress x/dw 0x111 x/dw 0x111 or memory read -s 4 0x1111 or mem re -s 4 0x1111 4 means 4 byte & -s = size x/i 0x11111 ?x/i 0x11111 set *0x1111=0x11111 memory write -s 4 0x1111 0x1111 or mem wr -s 0x1111 0x1111 set $r1=0x1 register write $r1 0x1
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Free users can see these? Are the supposed to or it doesn't matter?
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This is what you need @@stareast http://iosgods.com/topic/500-csr-racing-csr-classics-all-versions-no-jailbreak/
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Can I move this to filled requests now?
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No worries. Let us know if you're able to make purchases once App Store is back online.
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Yeah, App Store is having issues. You aren't able to download any apps if you try.
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The App Store is having issues right now. When did this start happening?
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Or you can just buy it like a good person would.