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The issue looks like an architecture issue armv6 . Use an old device maybe?

Spex savers can help you

Well I'm not a mind reader for me to help you , you need to give me more info.

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Working on it

You need to find the register that holds value

Read , follow instructions , child's play .

You must be looking with your feet

There is a tutorial in the tutorial section have a good look

Follow the instructions

He paid a bit of cash for it doubt he would just upload it .

You're it not doing it right then .

You'll have that issue with arm64 devices . Use lldb you won't look back

Similar to armv7 for example add r0,r0,r0 would be add W0,w0,w0 and so on . The only advise I can give you is play around with it . You need to find which register which stores / holds the value then you know which one to modify .

Message the hacker and see or you'll have to some research and see

You have to learn , it just takes time. The registers are different but the principle is the same. Trial and error I got sick of doing both so I only do arm64 now.

Which hack is it ? No it can crash just for that

Save yourself the hassle either wait for jailbreak update or buy a new device

I don't think it supports armv7 that could be your reason

Lol you can hack the armv7 portion using the autolipo which can force it to work on arm64 devices but it doesn't always work. If I were you I'd look @ time and effort is it work the time and effort ? And what devices do you have? I made the decision a while just to hack arm64 portion. The addresses are different makes it easy if the binary's functions are not encrypted.

Nothing is guaranteed in this life

I'll have to have a look when I'm back off my holiday

Use lldb not gikdbg

Let's take a look at this

Is your device armv7 or arm64?