TuT [Tutorial] How to Perform a Binary Patch / How to Thin your Binary

UnexpectedGamer · March 2, 2016

Thanks dude

Taylor Meyer · March 17, 2016

yeah, so much drama

I'm on ios 8.3 do I still have to sign lipo or is that only for ios 9

Taylor Meyer · March 18, 2016

For Blitz Brigade?

do I have to sign lipo or is that only for ios 9 I'm on ios 8.3

FrazilSilver · March 24, 2016

@@Shmoo fan@@DiDA

Can't seem to find clutch2 in the repo but I got clutch, here's the instructions hopefully you guys would update this post

I'm running on iOS 8

And it's completely different

Here's the instructions for clutch

Open IOS terminal

su

alpine

Clutch -i (lists installed apps)

Clutch -b (app # from the list) [this dumps the binary file]

Get to the binary file from /var/tmp/clutch/-----------

Copy it and paste it into /var/mobile/

go back to terminal

Then run

cd /var/mobile/

lipo [binary name] -thin armv7 -o [binaryname]

E.g. I'm using candycrushsaga as my binary and I didn't change the name

So it goes as lipo candycrushsaga -thin armv7 -o candycrushsaga

And if I changed the name of the binary to let's say '1'

lipo 1 -thin armv7 -o candycrushsaga

Then just navigate to your now thinned binary and paste it into the app folder

@@Taylor Meyer, I didn't need to sign lipo and I'm running the same os version as you although I use clutch not clutch2

Updated March 24, 2016 by FrazilSilver

Rook · March 24, 2016

@@Shmoo fan@@DiDA

Can't seem to find clutch2 in the repo but I got clutch, here's the instructions hopefully you guys would update this post

I'm running on iOS 8

And it's completely different

Here's the instructions for clutch

Open IOS terminal

su

alpine

Clutch -i (lists installed apps)

Clutch -b (app # from the list) [this dumps the binary file]

Get to the binary file from /var/tmp/clutch/-----------

Copy it and paste it into /var/mobile/

go back to terminal

Then run

cd /var/mobile/

lipo [binary name] -thin armv7 -o [binaryname]

E.g. I'm using candycrushsaga as my binary and I didn't change the name

So it goes as lipo candycrushsaga -thin armv7 -o candycrushsaga

And if I changed the name of the binary to let's say '1'

lipo 1 -thin armv7 -o candycrushsaga

Then just navigate to your now thinned binary and paste it into the app folder

Don't use Clutch, it's outdated.

Clutch2 from cydia.iphonecake.com

FrazilSilver · March 24, 2016

Don't use Clutch, it's outdated.

Clutch2 from cydia.iphonecake.com

I have the repo but clutch2 isn't there just clutch (version 2.0)

Rook · March 24, 2016

I have the repo but clutch2 isn't there just clutch (version 2.0)

That seems it.

Type Clutch2 in terminal.

Taylor Meyer · March 25, 2016

@@Shmoo fan@@DiDA

Can't seem to find clutch2 in the repo but I got clutch, here's the instructions hopefully you guys would update this post

I'm running on iOS 8

And it's completely different

Here's the instructions for clutch

Open IOS terminal

su

alpine

Clutch -i (lists installed apps)

Clutch -b (app # from the list) [this dumps the binary file]

Get to the binary file from /var/tmp/clutch/-----------

Copy it and paste it into /var/mobile/

go back to terminal

Then run

cd /var/mobile/

lipo [binary name] -thin armv7 -o [binaryname]

E.g. I'm using candycrushsaga as my binary and I didn't change the name

So it goes as lipo candycrushsaga -thin armv7 -o candycrushsaga

And if I changed the name of the binary to let's say '1'

lipo 1 -thin armv7 -o candycrushsaga

Then just navigate to your now thinned binary and paste it into the app folder

@@Taylor Meyer, I didn't need to sign lipo and I'm running the same os version as you although I use clutch not clutch2