Help/Support LLDB arm64 or armv7

Ted2 · June 2, 2017

Hi,

I'm trying to learn LLDB, I got a offset but it's arm64 for sure, can we get the armv7 offset too?

Or can we figure the armv7 offset out using the armv64?

Hope someone knows the answer!

Thankyouu

K_K · June 2, 2017

only if you have the function names :0

xiaov · June 2, 2017

1 minute ago, Ted2 said:

Hi,

I'm trying to learn LLDB, I got a offset but it's arm64 for sure, can we get the armv7 offset too?

Or can we figure the armv7 offset out using the armv64?

Hope someone knows the answer!

Thankyouu

search some "ARM" or branch or "String" from arm64.

then search the same stuff in armv7

Ted2 · June 2, 2017

Just now, xiaov said:

search some "ARM" or branch or "String" from arm64.

then search the same stuff in armv7

Ok thankyou!

5 minutes ago, K0NG said:

only if you have the function names :0

alright, thnx both of you

Rook · June 2, 2017

You can map armv7 to arm64 and vice versa. Just takes a bit of work.

Ted2 · June 2, 2017

7 minutes ago, DiDA said:

You can map armv7 to arm64 and vice versa. Just takes a bit of work.

So, if I wanna know the armv7 offset I gotta thin the binary & then I can figure the armv64 offset out too? Or am I wrong here

Zahir · June 2, 2017

3 hours ago, Ted2 said:

So, if I wanna know the armv7 offset I gotta thin the binary & then I can figure the armv64 offset out too? Or am I wrong here

You can also follow @AirMAX's tutorial by finding the closest nullsub_xxx near the function from the Function bar and try fidning it from the other binary

Ted2 · June 2, 2017

53 minutes ago, ZahirSher said:

You can also follow @AirMAX's tutorial by finding the closest nullsub_xxx near the function from the Function bar and try fidning it from the other binary

Thanks!