KingRalph

Not the reply I was expecting, but I'll take it

Hello members! (and lurkers) I have knowledge on how to write shell code and I was just wondering if there is anyone here with similar knowledge. Happy scripting! ~KingRalph

posts a few screenshots of the logs so we can see the cause of the crashes

How would you know. You have no idea what the minecraft code is so you would have no clue what the game is trying to access, modify, etc.

Install coreultils from cydia. If that doesnt work, rejailbreak your device

install mobileterminal from this repo: cydia.angelxwind.netthen open mobileterminal and type this code: su> alpine> chmod -R 777 /Your/DirectoryHere>Note: the ">" sign means you you press the return button. Don't type ">" when you see it.

Even if you spoof your ios version it won't work. The apps will try to access frameworks, data, and software that doesn't exist on ios 6. The apps will just crash.

Tutorial section + trial and error = hax 4 days

Braveheart made a tool for injecting dylibs. But it required terminal access. Other than that I have no idea I was kidding

Sorcery?

To inject the dylib, you need mobilesubstrate installed and mobilesubstrate only works on jailbroken devices

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@@Goggwell Add this code to the top of your makefile TARGET = iphone:clang:8.1 ARCHS = arm64 armv7 If you don't add this code to your makefile, theos will force clang (by default) and generate an armv7 binaryThat will make your tweak incompatible with arm64 Devices Note: replace 8.1 with your SDK number

I know. I was refering to your post when I said that I'm on it right now.

This made me laugh so hard

BURN!!!

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Human nature.

Oh ._.

Press the update button once when it finishes launching. Then you may use the AppStore as needed. It's not a permanent bug. It's just a start up glitch