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Hello, i was trying to find my process id for a game i was trying to hack using cycript but when i do put the correct command like ps -a | grep pool I am on ios 8.4 and I was looking for any other way to find the process ID

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You can use iGameGuardian or GamePlayer to find the process id:D

 

EDIT: I'm not sure if that the answer you want :/ If not, sorry fam

Updated by Diiversityyyy
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You can use iGameGuardian or GamePlayer to find the process id:D

 

EDIT: I'm not sure if that the answer you want :/ If not, sorry fam

Hey I think you're right! will be trying

I also found the process id by putting ps -u mobile and it gave me the same ID as gameplayer, but when I try to change a function like  GameManager.messages['isOnTutorial:'] = function () { return YES; } I get   Error: *** _assert(false):../ObjectiveC/Library.mm(1694):Messages_setProperty 

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Hey I think you're right! will be tryingI also found the process id by putting ps -u mobile and it gave me the same ID as gameplayer, but when I try to change a function like GameManager.messages['isOnTutorial:'] = function () { return YES; } I get Error: *** _assert(false):../ObjectiveC/Library.mm(1694):Messages_setProperty

Ok, good :D

I don't know how to solve your error though :(

Updated by Diiversityyyy
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Hello, i was trying to find my process id for a game i was trying to hack using cycript but when i do put the correct command like ps -a | grep pool I am on ios 8.4 and I was looking for any other way to find the process ID

You can also install top from Saurik's repo and enter "top" in a Terminal and you will see the running processes along with their PID. :)

 

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You can also install top from Saurik's repo and enter "top" in a Terminal and you will see the running processes along with their PID. :)

 

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Thank you! Do you know if cycript is compatible with 8.4?
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You can also install top from Saurik's repo and enter "top" in a Terminal and you will see the running processes along with their PID. :)

 

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Also, how can I exit top? I did it but it wont let me go back to regular terminal

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Also, how can I exit top? I did it but it wont let me go back to regular terminal

CTRL+C on your Keyboard.

 

If you're on iOS, I'd suggest iOS Terminal.

 

And I'm not sure if Cycript works on 8.4.

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