Help/Support GDB/LLDB help when testing! pls

Juku · February 7, 2017

can you show me the breakpoint message it gives you?

ya i gotta get home first

0rions · February 7, 2017

Crypto are u french ?

Crypto · February 7, 2017

Crypto are u french ?

I'm not from France but I speak french

0rions · February 7, 2017

Haha because I'm french

Juku · February 7, 2017

Of course it stops that's how the debugger works you found the right offset. Put it in IDA

http://imgur.com/151HzIl hppens after i hack ammo and try and test

Crypto · February 8, 2017

http://imgur.com/151HzIl hppens after i hack ammo and try and test

You could've took a screenshot you damn noob

For the breakpoint part, I did some research and I think it's an issue for older versions of LLDB not always processing the watchpoint in the mach process. Where did you download LLDB?

Haha because I'm french

Nice

Updated February 8, 2017 by Crypto

February 8, 2017

Did you delete the watchpoint you set

Crypto · February 8, 2017

Did you delete the watchpoint you set

I was about to tag you

Juku · February 8, 2017

Did you delete the watchpoint you set

well in this case I loaded up lldb fresh so theres no watchpoints or anything set atm. When I tested it with the watchpoint a while ago no I did not. But in the ss I just loaded up lldb and typed in one command: memory read

You could've took a screenshot you damn noob

For the breakpoint part, I did some research and I think it's an issue for older versions of LLDB not always processing the watchpoint in the mach process. Where did you download LLDB?

Nice

From DiDa's post. But got the debugserver from @Nitroxic incase lldb didnt support ios 8.4, which it does since watchpoints and stuff have been working. Thing is though. In the ss, never set a watchpoint. Loaded up lldb fresh

@@shmoo http://m.imgur.com/151HzIl only commnd i wrote was mem wr -s 4 0xoffset 0xthingy