Help/Support Encoding Branch and Link BL sub_x

[Zahir 394.8k iPad Mini 4 13.6]

Yeah, he pretty much explains what I already know. I just want to know how to encode BL.W sub_X to hex or if there's a program that can do it for me.

 

BL.W sub_44F08 -> CA F0 43 F5

 

Where the heck does CA F0 43 F5 come from?

 

ITS A BRACH .. 

[FateEX 1.6k iPhone Xs Max 13.4.1]

ITS A BRACH .. 

Okay, it's a branch. Now what?

[castix 18.5k iPhone X 12.1.1]

Do what I said ..

[jayvee 3.4k iPhone SE (2020) 14.4]

Just follow his/her guide. I already understand how he got that hex value but too lazy to do it cause my PC is so slow it takes 30 minutes to do a string search in IDA

[FateEX 1.6k iPhone Xs Max 13.4.1]

Just follow his/her guide. I already understand how he got that hex value but too lazy to do it cause my PC is so slow it takes 30 minutes to do a string search in IDA

Wow, 30 minutes? I don't need string search, I can find the new functions in less than a minute. The problem is how to encode sub_B9D800 to hex. Otherwise, I would have whipped out my hack by now.

If you say you know it, please explain how to encode sub_B9D800. Because that's all I need.

Updated February 26, 2015 by Javi Tech

[castix 18.5k iPhone X 12.1.1]

This discussion is awkward. You can't encode sub headers as the real functions are not existing. Read tutorials how to hack branches it's really an ease.

@@Javi Tech @ you differ from the topic. Your way to get the HEX doesn't make any sense

[jayvee 3.4k iPhone SE (2020) 14.4]

Yeah, he pretty much explains what I already know. I just want to know how to encode BL.W sub_X to hex or if there's a program that can do it for me.

 

BL.W sub_44F08 -> CA F0 43 F5

 

Where the heck does CA F0 43 F5 come from?

BL.W sub_4D7F8

 

0X0004D7F8 - (0X006E0618 + 4) = FF96D1DC

 

1111 1111 1001 0110 1101 0001 1101 1110

 

1111111 1 1 0 0101101101 0001110111 10

s i1 i2 H L

 

j1 = 1

j2 = 0

 

11110 1 0101101101 11 1 1 0 0001110111 0

s H j1 j2 L

 

1111 0101 0110 1101 1111 0000 1110 1110

F56DF0EE --> 6DF5EEF0

 

 

 

 

BL.W sub_BAB09C

 

0000 0000 0100 1100 1010 1010 1000 0110

 

0000000 0 0 1 0011001010 1010100001 1

s i1 i2 H L

j1 = 1

j2 = 1

 

1111 0000 1100 1010 1111 0101 0100 0011

F0CAF543 --> CAF043F5

Updated February 28, 2015 by akosijv

[jayvee 3.4k iPhone SE (2020) 14.4]

http://web.eecs.umich.edu/~prabal/teaching/resources/eecs373/ARMv7-M_ARM.pdf page 248 for BL encoding guide

 

You can also use the Branch Finder online by DiDA: http://armconverter.com/branchfinder/