Help/Support Debug iOS8.2 or iOS9.3.2 AppStore app using lldb.

[babbunatale 0 9]

(lldb) platform select remote-ios
  Platform: remote-ios
 Connected: no
  SDK Path: "/Users/kevinpiacentini/Library/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport/10.1.1 (14B100)"

"Connected: No" ??

 

 

 

Same as on this tuts man : 

http://highaltitudehacks.com/2015/05/12/ios-application-security-part-42-lldb-usage-continued/

 

 

Do you have any idea ?

 

Updated January 5, 2017 by babbunatale

[Archangel04 33.1k iPhone 7 14.3]

Are you using macos or windows?

[babbunatale 0 9]

Are you using macos or windows?

 

I'm on a Mac.

Updated January 5, 2017 by babbunatale

[Archangel04 33.1k iPhone 7 14.3]

Ur using a tutorial meant for windows

use this instead http://iosgods.com/topic/5391-tutorial-memory-debugging-with-lldb-on-mac-osx/

[babbunatale 0 9]

Ur using a tutorial meant for windows

use this instead http://iosgods.com/topic/5391-tutorial-memory-debugging-with-lldb-on-mac-osx/

 

 

I thought it was the same thing... I'll take a look at this tutorial and give you a feedback then. 

Thank you dude!

 

[babbunatale 0 9]

I thought it was the same thing... I'll take a look at this tutorial and give you a feedback then. 

Thank you dude!

 

 

This tutorial does not seems to help me so much... The guy does exactly what I do

[Archangel04 33.1k iPhone 7 14.3]

Edit: After the process connect command, you used lldb remote ios platform while he used c (continue)

Updated January 6, 2017 by Archangel04

[Archangel04 33.1k iPhone 7 14.3]

Apparently after you connect it the app freezes. if you dont press c it stays frozen.

 

You can set a watchpoint/breakpoint like he does AFTER you do c, process interrupt and follow the tut in what he does