Help/Support How could I get the PID of a game?

[valdorz 0 iPad (6th Gen) 14.4.0]

Hi, so I was trying to follow a tutorial on using IDA, specifically this one:

But I stumbled when trying to get the PID of a game, as the post makes reference to Gameplayer as a way of getting the process ID, but within the post of this tool, it is recommended to use iGameGod as it is no longer being maintained. However, when using iGameGod I've not been able to get the PID as when attaching it to an application it only shows the name of the same. So I thought of getting a process list through PuTTY (in my case), but then I realized that I was not able to recognize the process of the game, so I was hoping to find some help on getting the PID of an application, currently using IpadOS 14.4 with a jailbroken Ipad 6th generation.

[Laxus 794.9k iPhone 5s 10.3.3]

ps aux | grep -i "BinaryName"

 

Updated August 22, 2021 by Laxus

[valdorz 0 iPad (6th Gen) 14.4.0]

2 minutes ago, Laxus said:

ps aux | grep -i "BinaryName"

 

I know about the PuTTY command, but in the post I said I didn't know how to identify the correct PID of the application when displaying the list. However, thanks for answering so quickly.

[Ted2 39k iPhone 13 Pro 16.0 Donor]

The post is old as I use GamePlayer

[valdorz 0 iPad (6th Gen) 14.4.0]

1 minute ago, Ted2 said:

The post is old as I use GamePlayer

I know, it's just that it's one of the first tutorials for begginers to use IDA mentioned in the starter pack, so I thought of following it but I had this issue.

[Ted2 39k iPhone 13 Pro 16.0 Donor]

26 minutes ago, valdorz said:

I know, it's just that it's one of the first tutorials for begginers to use IDA mentioned in the starter pack, so I thought of following it but I had this issue.

I’ll try and update the topic in some places. Most things are still relevant, just some tools used are outdated on the phone.